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HAWKS CADILLAC PONTIAC (815)385-6000 CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE FINE ATHLETES! PlG£t- PLAINDEALEE - FRIDAY. OCTOBER If. 1979 HIE HOLE CLOSES--Sky hawk funning back Brian Roberta (23) conies through a bole made by his teammates, but he finds no. 14 quickly blocking the hole as he picks up short yardage. Earlier in the game, Robert! captured a first down when be raced for 21 yards on a fate aunt. Johnsburglost to the Marengo Indians bv a 21- 0 score. Saturday they host Valley Lutheran, a team they beat by a 30-20 score a year a&o. it would be an excellent time for the Skyhawks to repeat last year'* victory, it's homecoming. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD L WALSH By Dick Rabbitt The Crystal Lake Tigers will invade McCracken Field tonight to play the Warriors in a Fox Valley conference game. Kickoff is 8 p.m. The Tigers are currently in a three way tie for the second spot. Their only loss was to Jacobs 25 to 7 two weeks ago. Coach Bill Mack has another tough ball club this season. Graves their senior quar­ terback is a fine ball handler, and although the Tigers don't pass often, he is capable of putting the ball into his receivers' hands. Former neighbor of mine, Todd Marunde, is the big gun in the Tiger attack. The 5'9", 180 lb. senior is the scoring leader in the conference. He gained this distinction with 4 touchdowns last week against Cary Grove. The Tigers have an array of running backs behind a big strong, quick line. On the other hand don't sell the Warriors short. Coach Joe Schlender has had the Warriors in every game this seaon. The popular coach has predicted that one of these days the Warriors are going to turn loose on some opponent. - You can bet the Warriors are working on their kicking game this week. Only for the lack of a couple of extra points this season the Warriors could be easily 1 and 5. With Tim Sabatka at the helm, and fine receivers in Tim Klapperich and Barry An­ derson, along With the running of Rob Kalck, Jim Wilson and Dave D'Angelo, the Warriors are about ready to give notice on some of the Fox Valley teams. SPORTS EDITOR It is time for a fellow to hit This will go to press before the sack, but when the sixth the seventh and last game is game of the World Series is played. . coming over the air there is* -- r only one thing to do -- stay with Had thought of telling John it. C • Busscher -- Don't call me. I'll -- call you. Those pounding Pirates came Now, it comes down to the back with a blast to tie it up at wire and we will have to wait to three games apiece. see which one of us picks up the -- marbles. The Pirates call themselves The Family. Bet they were a There have been some errors happy family in the clubhouse in the games and some were after that big victory. t. costly. They may make pit- -- 1 • chers forget some of the great This has to be one of the best plays that saved time. series we have seen. -T The weather and wet grounds made At this point it appears that it tough on the players in a Manager Chuck Tanner has his couple of games. Tonight the team under complete control, weatherman cooperated to the They are a rip-snortin', hell- fullest degree. bent /for victory band of -- players. Big Jim Palmer pitched 1 much better than I would have How nice it would be to have predicted. He has great speed, a seat in the ball park for that but speed is what those big seventh game. Pirate sluggers eat up. -- Have ridden through the new Defense kept Palmer in the * subdivisions added to the City game, then let him down. of McHenry and, like many -- r others, wonder where all the The Pirates did right well in people are coming from. signing Maddock, the third baseman the Cubs described as It also makes one wonder having cement hands when where some of those people are they traded him away. going when you see all those For Sale signs. That beanpole relief pitcher, -- Tekulve, really set the One thing for sure. This isn't Baltimore batters down in Little 01' McHenry anymore great style. and never will be. The cameras picked up the players' wives in a nervous state. Wonder if they were figuring the difference between the winning and losing shares their husbands would be bringing home? » ^ Many writers, comedians and just plain fans ridicule Howard Cosell, but the network keeps him at the mike. _ „ Howard is probably another one who laughs all the way to the bank. With a fine defensive line and backfield„this could be the time for the Warriors to turn the corner on their program. It should be a whale of a game. McHenry High Harriers In 7th Place In County Meet Clearing Off The Sports Desk The McHenry High cross country team finished 7th in the McHenry County meet held at Cary last week. Woodstock won all three boys' divisions, while Crystal Lake Central won the girls' event. The local frosh- soph finished 2nd, and Carrie Mortell finished 7th in the girls' division. - Frosh 1. Woodstock 2. Marian 3. Central i 4. Gary Frosh-Soph Runners 5. Bourey, G. •6. Cepulis, W. 9 - Wynveen. 10. - Kopp, A. 18. - Maris. • 20. - Cepulis; D: 0 Frosh-Soph 1. Woodstock 2. McHenry 3. Jacobs Dundee Ice Hockey association has excellent op­ portunity for good hockey players of all ages. Please call Pat Briggs at 312- 888-2995. LMPIONS-posing with their trophies are these members of the Parkland grade school cross Ktry team. From left, kneeling are Steve Carby, Brian Wright and Chris Creuti. Standing are Sarabia, Brian Ahlgrim and Coach Ms. Kay Firth. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD From Mark A. Szumlas of McHenry, phone 295-5359 (309), writes to say that he needs a sponsor as Western Illinois University is sponsoring a Jog- A-Thon to, raise funds for In­ tercollegiate Athletics and assist their commitment to Division I and Division I AA. The Jog-A-Thon will be conducted around a 440 yard course (\\ mile). I will have one hour to complete as many laps as I am able. An average person can walk 12 to 16 laps of jog 2b to 25 laps in one hour...conditioned runners, 30 or more. I plan to walk-jog as many laps as possile in the one hour time limit. Your pledge is per lap that I complete (25 cents to $1.00 per lap. IMPORTANT! DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY NOW. Our computer will advise you how far I jogged and the total amount of your pledge. CThe Parkland Jr. high school beys' cross country team has tyjui an outstanding season this year with several fine ac­ complishments. Members of t|iis team are Brian Wright, Chris Creutz. Steve Carby, Brian Ahlgrim , Bob Sarabia and their coach Ms. Kay Firth. iOn Sept. 22 the boys team entered .the Minooka cross country Invitational along with 20 other teams. The race was rpn in seven flights with one ninner from each school in efery flight. Steve Carby and Chris Creutz took 1st place in t$eir flights and Brian Wright placed 2nd. Other runners making up the team were Tim Keefer. Erich Gaza, Brian ^hlgrimand Bob Sarabia. The tfeam took 4th place over all bringing home their first tfophy of the season. Chris Creutz broke the course record for a 7th grader. On Oct. 9 the team entered the I.E.S.A. District meet held in Wheeling. The team took 1st place bringing home another trophy. Brian Wright was the champion, running 3200 meters in a time of 11 minutes 19 seconds: Chris Creutz placed 2nd, Steve Carby, 3rd, Brian Ahlgrim 12th, and Bob Sarabia, 19th. This race qualified the team to run in the state cross country meet. On Oct. 13the the team traveled to Lockport to par­ ticipate in the state meet. The team placed 2nd in state with Brian Wright, once again, leading the team placing 2nd, Chris Creutz, 3rd, Steve Carby, 7th, Brian Ahlgrim, 55th and Bob Sarabia, 61st. On Monday, Oct. 15 the team ran in the Fox Valley Ten Conference track meet. They finished up their season by winning 1st place at the con­ ference meet bringing home their 3rd trophy of the season. The story goes that the last person to move into McHenry is the one who doesn't want to see the city grow any more. In local sports, weekend football games will get the spotlight. The Warriors face Crystal Lake Central here Friday night. ?• ' It will be Homecoming at Johnsburg and the Skyhawks will battle the Valley Lutheran team. Looking for action? Tuesday 7 p.m. Bowling League B. Joyce, 509, (233); K. Batke, 358; P. Buccelli, 417, (163) ; J.Panucce, 420, (165); J. Switzer, 470, (184); R. Romkowske, 455, (174); P. Kosior, 428, (153); E. Weiss, 382, (146); G. Smith, 463, (178); E. Nimsgern, 501; E. Childs, 411; B. Schurr, 405; S. Thomas, 372; F. Manzardo, 416; L. Stine, 475; J. Weyland, 424; L. Homo, 429; M. Kersten, 408; M. Steinsdorfer, 434; C. Boro, 533; C. Michels, 479; D. Michels, 413; and L. Michels, 431. Splits: C. Zasadny, 5-10; G. Weick,2-10; P. Kosior, 5-8-10; R. Romkowske, 2-7-10; E. Weiss, 3-10,4-7-10 and 5-6-10; P. Reumelin, 8-10; B. Schurr, 3-7; F. Weyland, 5-7; L. Crouch, 5-6- 10, 5-7; and L. Homo, 5-10, 5-6- 10. Coach Mike Shanahan's girls' swimming team finished 5th in the Rockford Jefferson In­ vitational last Saturday in Rockford. The Warriors picked up two first place ribbons. The Medley relay team of Terri Blume, Diane Johnson, Kathy Long and Tonee Weyland took a first place and set a school record. The other first place finish was Terri Blume in the 100 yd. backstroke. Other results were: 200 Freestyle: 5th, Carrie Freund. 2001.M.: 5th, Diane Johnson. 50 Freestyle: 2nd., Tonee Weyland, 5th, Terri Blume. 100 Butterfly: 2nd., Kathy Long (new school record). 100 Freestyle: 2nd., Tonee Weyland. 500 Freestyle: 3rd, Kathy Long, 6th, Carrie Freund. Cross-County Team Loses Triangular FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE Team Jacobs Crystal LakeC Woodstock Dundee Cary Grove McHenry Crystal Lake S. Crown In the frosh-soph meet Woodstock defeated the Warriors 18 to 31, while the Warriors defeated Crown 19 to 39. The Warrior girls' won over Crown while dropping a,match to the Streaks. The McHenry High cross country team dropped a pair of races last week to Woodstock and Crown.v Woodstock defeated the Warriors 16 to 45, and Crown came out on top 18 to As Chosen by Area High School Coaches NoTnutfn'Em Grandma had heard some­ one say that the mails had been very irregular lately. "The males irregular!" she exclaimed. "It was just the same in my day-no trustin' SCORING Hansen, Wdsk Marunde, C.L.C. Scime, Jac Hudson, Jac Morin, Dun Chris C»--II Chris, a senior in her 4th year of varsity Field Hockey, is the Warrior's top scorer for '79 as she was in the 1978 season. Chris scored 14 goals out of the team total of 24 last week, and scored all 4 of the Warriors goals this week. We rate ourselves as HOMECOMING OCT. 20 Inge has played charged-up volleyball for the Skyhawks this season. Defen- sively, she leads the team in saving spikes and offensively, her assists in set­ ting up spikes and her "saves" lead the Skyhawks to victory over North Boone. | Jf* DON'T jpr MISSIT! 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