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% (CmMmm4 fraai poa* 13) believable, miraculous, sparkling ...they are all ap­ propriate. Three McHenry runners and a Johnsburg youth running for Marian Central swept the top four places in the Wauconda Invitational cross country meet with the Warrior team finishing second and Marian fifth. The McHenry varsity field hockey team evened its season record at 1-1, blanking Belvidere 4-0. The win comes in the wake of a 9-1 disaster at the hands of Woodstock in the season opener. Playing brilliant golf on a windy day, the McHenry varsity golf team captured the 21 -team Crown Invitational golf tournament by a whopping fifteen strokes. Gary Collins, McHenry, was appointed cross country coach for McHenry County college by the Board of Trustees at the regular meeting. McHenry will host an eight- team invitational tennis tournament behind West campus. Players from Antioch, Jacobs, Elgin, Elgin Larkin, Dundee, Grant and Wauconda will be featured as well as McHenry. * OCTOBER After a rain-delayed first round, Dick Rosing of McHenry won the Crystal Woods club championship by firing rounds of 78, 76 and 74 for a total score of 228. Three McHenry runners were among the top ten finishers in the senior race at the 17-team Grant-Crystal Lake SUPPLEMENT TO McHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 24 - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1978 GOOD GAIN - With good blocking, McHenry gets a sizeable gain during a conference game at McCracken field. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Invitational cross country meet held at Veterans Acres. Fans who attended Im­ maculate Conception's 21-6 victory over Marian Central witnessed a sight that won't be seen again for a long while. What they saw was one player, I.C. fullback Mark Beck carry the ball 48 times, which enabled the Knights to control the tempo of the game and grind out the victory. "They were good. They are favored to win the conference and they had a real good pack." These were the words of Hans Rokus, cross country coach at Marian Central after his Hurricanes were outclassed by Marmion 22-33 on the Marian course. "It was a bad day all around." So said Charles Cuda, golf coach at McHenry high school, in reference to the low temperature, violent wind, and his team's performance in the 21-team Lake Forest In­ vitational golf tournament. McHenry did no better than fourth in the tournament. Playing brilliantly under miserable conditions, the McHenry warrior vacsity golf team swept team and in­ dividual honors, winning the North Suburban conference golf tournament by a whopping 19 strokes. Playing in what could only be described as brutal conditions, the McHenry varsity tennis team performed well, cap­ turing third place in its own invitational tournament. Mike Burmann won the McHenry county crosscountry title for the second year in a row, covering the three-mile Woodstock course in 15:26. Despite Burmann's per­ formance, McHenry's varsity lost to champion Crystal Lake and Woodstock, placing third in the meet. At least it didn't rain. And the wind didn't blow. And it wasn't cold. And the McHenry defense fisaSSsssd 33 35} NO BLOCK - A Crystal Lake player leaps, but falls to block this extra.paintattempt STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD PICTURED ABOVE: ST. PETER IPAIH CHURCH LOCATED IN CARY, ILL Wm. Tonyan fr Sons, Inc. Commercial - Industrial Cvmral Contractors MCTAL BUILDINGS <51 RVRILRBLE 85 Acres of Industrial lots zoned for light manufacturing. ON ROUTE 31 % MILE SOUTH OF McHENRY, ILL We invite your inspection of this stratefically located development Call 815-385-4466 "COMPLETE TURN KEY PACKAGE" m D~r--• *• WW. TONvwre; aowa. int. TeotrsotmfnooTrarr.TWcHENRY, ill