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PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1978 AN OPENING and Steve Knox of the Warriors drives around his Zee-Bee opponent early in the third period of Friday nights' game. The Warriors lost by a 66-57 score and will meet Libertyville Friday night at West campus. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Zee-Bees Down Warriors 66-57 By Dick Rabbitt The Zion Benton ZeeBees, shooting at a fifty-two percent clip, defeated the Warriors Friday night at West campus by the score of 66 to 57. There • was no doubt about the shooting of the ZeeBees. Brian Cole and Macki Cain each had nine baskets over the Warrior zone all from over fifteen feet. The Warriors didn't have a bad night from the field, making 23 of 55 for a forty-two percent shooting average. Scott Dixon, who kept the Warriors in the game the first half, got the Warriors on the board with a three point play at 6:15 to take an early 3 to 2 lead. Dixon and Paulsen kept shooting them up and the Warriors had a first period lead 15 to 10. Dixon had nine in this period. In the second period the ZeeBees began to shoot over the Warrior zone and with 2 .30 remaining Cain's twenty footer put the ZeeBees ahead 22 to 21. The teams traded baskets the remainder of the period and the ZeeBees led at the intermission 29 to 28. At the 5:00 mark of the third period Bear Paulsen's basket put the Warriors ahead 34 to 33, but the ZeeBees were not to be denied and kept putting the ball in from far out on the court. The Warriors trailed 45 to 42 going into the final period The fourth period found the ZeeBees holding a five point spread throughout the period. Every time the Warriors closed the gap, the ZeeBees would return the bucket With 2:15 remaining the Warriors had a golden op­ portunity, as they took possession, but a missed shot and a Zee Bee rebound that turned into a fast break basket sealed the doom of the w WINN PHILLIPS •f Century 21 Cor* RmI Inc. or* plMMd to pfMtnt you with our wookly of Informative Roal Estoto Artlclo*. 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Scott Dixon had 19 points to lead the Warriors and Barry paulsen followed with 15. BOX SCORES McHENRY fg ft pf tp Reinboldt 2 12 5 Paulsen 6 3 1 15 Partenheimer 3 2 3 8 Dixon 9 1 4 19 Oeffling 0 2 12 Bentz 2 2 2 6 Knox Mayer Totals ZION Cole McDowell Richardson Williams Cain Scott Knox Totals McHenry 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 23 11 13 57 fg ft Pf tP 9 0 3 18 3 2 3 8 1 0 1 2 2 0 2 4 9 2 1 20 2 3 1 7 3 1 1 7 29 8 12 66 2 3 4 13 14 15 57 19 16 21 66 Water Warriors Dunk Woodstock 103 To 65; Set Three Records The "Water Warriors" of Coach Mike Shanahan won their second meet of the year when they defeated Woodstock Thursday by the score of 103 to 65 at West campus. Three records were set by the local tankers as Whitey Hall won the 200 freestyle in 1:52.9. Bob Berry won the 100 butterfly in 58.5 and Pat Murray the 100 freestyle in 54.5. Hall came back to win the 500 freestyle in 5:11.6, Berry won another race, the 200 I.M. in 2:33. Chris Topp won the backstroke in 1:06, and Dino Folz won the 100 breaststroke in 1:10. The Warriors also won both relays. Next home meet is against Elgin on Tuesday March 7. MCHS 103 - Woodstock 65 200 Med. Relay - McH, 1:53.9 - Roth, Berry, Folz, Heinrich. 200 Freestyle - 1:52.9 - Hall <McH) Gitlin (W) Murray (McH) Johnson (W). 200 I.M. - 2:33.8 - Berry (McH) Nihan (W) Heinrich (McH) Roth (McH). 50 Freestyle - 23.9 - Ellis (W) Relle (McH) Folz (McH) Menner (W). Diving - 119 - Cooper (W) Worts (McH) Shamling (McH) 100 Butterflv - 58.5 - Berry (McH) Gitlin (W) Brasile (W) Six (McH) 100 Freestyle - 54.5 - Mub*. (McH) Ellis (W) Relle (MW< Sek (McH). 500 Freestyle - 5:11.6 - Hall (McH) Payton (W) Nihan (W) Arvidson (McH). 100 Backstroke - 1:06 - Topp (McH) Roth (McH) Sass (W) Townsend (W). 100 Breaststroke - 1:10 - Folz (McH) Heinrich (McH) (W) Reed (W). 400 Freestyle Relay 3:44 - McH. - Hall, Arvidson, Relle Murray. LAKELAND PARK FUN LEAGUE Saturday. Feb. 4.197K Man Bowler of the Night: Nick DiBlasi bowled 162-178- 201-541 scratch series 91 pins over average for three games. Men Above Average: Dennis Swedo 200-182-182-564, Jerry Price 201-141-183-521, Rich Mercure 168-209-14l3fT8, Nick DiBlasi 162-178-201-541, Bob Bitterman 150-168-454, Dom Giacomo 170-154-459, John Licastro 166-143-150-459, Joe Leopold 169-439, Dick Hager 186-432, Marty Ehlen 196-438. Tom Krier 140-189-434, Dennis Krahel 152-147-405, High Series Scratch: Don Mercure - 660 High Game Scratch: Dennis Swedo - 237 High Series with Handicap: Nick Susner - 671 High Average: Don Mercure - 187 Woman Bowler of the Night: Eleanor Reid bowled 497 scratch series 137 pins over average for three games Women Above Average: Bobbie Hager 141-152-165-458, Joyce Leopold 153-165-187-505, Sandy Freels 177-135-199-511, Fran DiBlasi 150-134-166-450, Barb Bitterman 204-153-131-488, Carol Swedo 173-137-438, Polly Licastro 147-170-416, Connie Giacomo 163-399, Eleanor Reid 194-190-497, Karen Susner 150- 145-134-429, Marilyn Ehlen 326, Karen Krier 134-148-372, Bev Krahel 133-135-359. High Series Scratch: Kathy Mercure - 560 High Game Scratch: Joanne Gilbert - 221 High Series with Handicap: Dolores Sokolowski - 693 High Average: Joanne Gilbert - 162 First Place Team: Funny Four - won 31 - lost 13 Team members: Karen Krier, Joe Leopold, Fran DiBlasi and Jerry Price. Don Mercure Secretary McHENRY REC. Ladies Tues. Nite League 2-14-78 Averages or Better: Shirley Thomas 375; Barb Schurr 402; Tinky Meyer (180) 509; Gwen Smith (171) 473; Freida Miller 396; Glenda Wieck 347; Helen Spencer 468; Sandy McClory (183) 513; Dottie Hayes (170 ) 477; Grace Steinsdoerfer 448; Cathie Piatek (184) 507; Helen Rathering (202) 455; Edi Nimsgern (179) 475; Rae Fenner 409; Flo Manzardo (181) 462; Betty Smith (181) 477; Sue Koleno (178 ) 480; Nancy Peterson 440; Shirley Klapperich 373; Naomi Mereness432; Shirley Lossman FORMAL WEAR RENTALS for ALL OCCASIONS feStASStdi (jM, ntwi 1214 N. Green St., McHenry Do You Have ... SAGGY ARMS? A RUSTY BOTTOM? SPRUNG SPRINGS? POOPED PADDING? We have the cure for your furniture woes in our 3200 square footOffice fur­ niture Showroom. / FURNITURE SALE All Desks, Files & Chairs on Sale 'til march 4th. Choose from over 120 Chairs, 50 Desks & 60 Files in stock! knuth' P.O. KNUTH CO. INC. McHenry County's Leading Sporting Goods & Office Supply Center 228 MAIN ST. 338-3535 WOODSTOCK (166) 473; Wanda Gehrke 462; Diane Michels 302; Sharon Klontz (177) 479; Lor Freund (176) 437; Pat Gass 316; Wilma Aylward (160 ) 425; Dot Koleno (175) 436; Cathy Boro (193-236) 589; Ron Romkowske (172) 469; Mary Foster 378; Sue Smith 456; Eleanore Glaviano (180) 511; Bette O'Brien (173) 472. "500 CLUB" Cathy Boro 160-193-236-589; Sandy McClory 154-183-176-513; Eleanore Glaviano 170-161-180- 511; Tinky Meyer 178-151-180- 509; Cathie Piatek 168-184-155- 507. Beautiful bowling gals and „ with Cathie Piatek bowling 159 pins over her average and she's been going up each week - keep it up. - Pins Over Average: Cathie Piatek - 159; Sandy McClory -98; Nancy Peterson - 61; Cathy Boro - 67. , All spare game for Sharon Klontz - vou get a PAT- CH-KEED, with that 177 game Splits: Shirley Lossman 5-7; JoAnne Plucinski 4-5. PALACE McHenry School League 2-15-78 Valentine's Day wasn't completely over for Johnny's Angels; just see their new bowling shirts. Now we know what the well dressed bowler is wearing. It was a big night for the men with R. Glawe rolling a 224 and a 199 (hot shot), W. Coari got 218 and A. Boeldt scored a 198. For high series we have R. Glawe (570), R. Justen (533), and A. Boeldt (524). The women were shining, too with S. Blume bowling a great 204, L. Homo a 194, and B. Miller a 190. E. Rogers (502) and S. Blume (501) almost tied for high series. With a near record breaking number of marks in one game and a total pins of 2413, Double Trouble will get greasy eating pizza next week. People must have taken my advice and practiced for L. Homo picked off the 4-7-10 and a prize, L. Ludwigsen took care of the 5-7-9 and a prize, A. Street missed a prize but not the 5-7-9 as did L. Estis with the 7-9. Next week is the regular prize week. Holy Terror 5124'^ Johnny's Angels 44 32 Foolers 41 "2 34 V2 Possibilities 39M» 36'2 D&D's 37**2 38'/2 Fearsome Foursome 35>/2 404 Double Trouble 344 414 The Marks 334 424 P&B, Inc. 33 43 Imps 294 46'a K. Lescher * * • * V The greatest producer of real work is necessity. Dave Rigby, sponsor of club, left, looks on as Clay Ames and Sue Dehn get set to test their skis^ preparation for the ski-a-thon. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD ! JOHNSBURG | I j OUTDOOR CLUB j The Johnsburg Outdoor club, an environmental project at the Johnsburg Junior high school, is sponsoring a ski-a-thon at Maraine Hills State Park in McHenry on Feb. 25. The money raised from this will be used for the Outdoor club and the Johnsburg rescue squad If you would like to help the Outdoor club or the rescue squad you can make a pledge The Outdoor club is made up of forty-five members who participate in various outdoor activities such as; a fall and spring canoe trip to the Ozarks, a cross-country ski-trip to Rhinelander, Wis , a fifth grade overnight camping trip, as well as sponsoring nature hikes for elementary students. This year the J.O.C. mem­ bers are taking on a new challenge, that of sponsoring a "Cross-Country Ski A-Thon." The members will have twenty pairs of skis all num­ bered People may pledge any amount of money per mile on any ski number, each num­ bered set of skis will make a run of 50 miles. If you wish to make a pledge please call the Middle School at 385-3091 or Sue Dehn at 385-1276 or Debra Sobiesk at 497-3800. Pledge now and support the Johnsburg rescue squad and the Johnsburg Outdoor club. •oooooooeeeeeoeeeeee* LAKE REGION YMCA NEWS On Saturday, Feb. 11, members of the Piranha's Swim team of Lake Region YMCA swam in the two com­ petitive meets, beating Kish- waukee YMCA and losing to Naperville YMCA. McHenry area swimmers to receive first place ribbons included Matt Showalter, Butch Kiefer, Kevin Hill. Gail and Glenna Gosch. This was the last regular season swim meet for the team. Members of the team will be competing in the following post season meets during February and March; Sweetheart relays, Novice, Satellite and State. McHENRY On Sunday, Feb. 12, mem­ bers of the Piranha's swim team of Lake Region YMCA competed in the sixth annual sweetheart relays at Indian Boundary YMCA in Downers Grove. Other teams invited to compete were B.R. Ryall, Buehler, Camp Duncan, High Ridge, Lincoln Trails, Nor­ thwest Suburban, Naperville and Richards Area. McHenry area swimmers competed in the following relays: Chris DeVine, Glenna Gosch, Joe Sabbia, Paul Fritz, Medley relay, 9th; Chris DeVine, Glenna Gosch, Keith Fetzner, John Mitchell, Backstroke relay, 8th; Dave Kiefer, Corey Dunteman, Mary DeVine, Kris Hickson. free relay, 7th; and Gail and Glanna Gosch. Paul Fritz, John Mitchell, Breaststroke relay, 7th. Butch Kiefer was among the other swimmers to com­ pete. Notice Sports Picture Since previous notices (star­ ting last fall) have not been noted, this will be run from time to time. Being unable to use the many group pictures sent in, a decision was made to discon­ tinue all league groups except championship teams. Pictures takes by our staff photographers of athletes on the high school level will be selected as to their importan­ ce. Individual pictures of various sports will be appraised as to their newsworthy value and available space. 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