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i «K :«ft*j PAGE 7-PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. OCTOBER It, I»79 On The Sidelines By Dick ^btM. Tfc The Warriors are hosting an old foe tonight, the Crystal Lake Tigers. After last weeks one point loss to Jacobs the conference leader, the Warriors are ready and willing to take on the Tigers. The Warriors looked bright in spots, and if they can ever convert an extra point, they will make teams take notice of them in the conference They played their best'and lost last week, and I guess that is all we can ask of any group of boys. Dave D'Angelo's kickoff return for a T.D. was something to waty&. Pete Ritthaler being very alert picked off a lateral for another T.D. The fine defensive play of the Warriors again stood out like a sore thumb. < * But, they only pay off oh the scoreboard, and it is about time the Warriors make their move this season. A little information for you fans who are wondering why teams are trying to score cm the Warriors in the closing minutes, when the game is almost already won. I* happened at Woodstock, and again last week at Jacobs. The Fox Valley Conference has set up a 10 point margin in case of multiple ties for the .Conference championship. If two teams tie for the championship, then the winner is picked on a head to head basis. Thus, if Crystal Lake and Woodstock tied. Crystal Lake would win, because of their win over the Streaks. If three or more teams are involved then the 10 point margin goes into effect. A team can win for the playoffs by only 10 points. This eliminates a team pouring it on 70 to 0 or more. It also works in reverse on the 10 point system. _ When the season ends and there arie three or more teams tied, they go game by game for every team the total points. Last week Crystal Lake Central beat Cary Grove 37 to 14. Instead of the 23 point margin, they have only a 10 point margin. Woodstock beat the Warriors 21 to 12, but were looking for another score for an additional point. According to Bill Blankenhorn, the McHenry A.D., it is the best system die conference came up with, and although it will be talked about at the end of the season, this is the way it will stand for the year. I agree that there is something better in the winds for deciding the championship, but have as yet to come up with a good solution. A flip of the coin is out. No way would I agree to a flip of the coin to decide if a team should qualify for the state playoffs. Dundee won a flip in the Northwest conference several years ago, and people are still talking about it. ' Hope this puts your mind a tease when you see a team in the closing seconds trying to score. It could backfire, and almost did last Saturday afternoon at Jacobs. Sue Hutchinson lost in the finals of the Fox Valley to Debbie Proschaska for the second time this season. Going into her final match of the season today Sue is 25 and 2 on the year. Not a bad record for anyone, and Sue should be the recipient of a bouquet of roses for her fine job this season. ' . Next week we hope to catch up on all the other Sports activities at MCHS. They are coming fast and furious, and time doesn't permit one to cover all the activities. The crystal ball last week went unbroken for the first time this season. Six for six is not a bad average, so this week we will try and continue our good fortune. I like the spirit of the gang at McHenry high, so I'm . going out on a big limb and pick the Warriors over the Tigers Friday night in the upset of the season. For you Warriors reading this, don't let me down, I really think the time has come for the BIG ONE. Crystal Lake South to finally after six losses, to win over Crown. Jacobs to beat Dundee. Can't understand Dundee being in second place. The Streaks to humble Cary Grove, (you can bet it will be a 10 point margin). St. Ed's with their speed to beat Marian, and maybe I can make the Skyhawks mad enough to win one as I pick Valley Lutheran to beat them easily. •••••••••••••••••••# : MARIAN : CENTRAL SPORTS NOTES The Marian Central Catholic high school volleyball team downed Woodstock in a best two-out-of-three meet last Saturday. Woodstock, which was un­ defeated coming into the meet, was beaten in the first and third games: 20 to 14 and 20 to 18, respectively. Marian was defeated in the second game, 20 to 8. Saturday's win leaves Marian's record to date at 9 and 6. 1 Sandy Kasting of Wonder Lake, was the day's high scorer Parkland girls' Softball team won the Fox Valley Eight Conference title last Saturday. The girls had victories over McHenry Jr. High, Johnsburg, and Lundahl. From left, front row: Leanne Lindquist, Gretchen Fuiava, Cindy Gaines, Melissa Greve, Delia Saunders, Marlene Krueger. Back row: Janet Raven, Julie Bliznick, Beth Baker, Laurie Blake, Yicki Senn, Kelly Pierce, Bea Gemmell, Greta Larsen, and coach Miss Santeler. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Monlini Boys Split For First Place Tie In Conference Race SERVICE NEWS On SeDt. 26 the boys' softball team lost their 1st game of the season 16-4. Our defense which had been strong in our first two games made ̂ countless errors which eanbled Big Hollow to get a big lead which we could not overcome. We did, however, hit 2 homeruns - Bill Schmitt's 1st and Jim Jablonski's 4th of the year. Oct. 9 the boys' team concluded their 4-1 season with a 52-0 victory over Hebron. Everyone contributed to the team by getting at least one ]iit and scoring one run. Homeruns were hit by Charley Wijas, his 1st of the year, Dave Toussaint his 1st, and Jim Jablonski hit 4 homers running his total to 8. Tom Crosbie started his 1st game pitching and threw a shutout. The team is eagerly an­ ticipating a play-off game with Big Hollow to secure 1st place. Coach Joslyn appreciates the hard work of his manager, Bill Miller and the entire team who always tried to give their all. J. Jablonski G. Gilmore C. Wijas R. Mauer D. Wiles M. Eckstein D. Peschke J. Koleno H. Hansen W. Dixon B. Schmitt R. Williams R. Hoover P. Kagan M. Koleno T. Schmitt D. Toussaint T. Crosbie J. Fino K. Schweder J. Weideman ab r h avg 15 11 14 933 3 4 3 1000 2 2 2 1000 2 2 2 1000 2 2 2 1000 15 5 12 800 8 7 6 750 4 3 3 750 4 2 3 750 • 15 6 11 733 18 8 13 722 3 2 2 067 5 1 3 600 15 8 8 533 15 4 8 533 16 5 8 500 12 3 6 500 8 5 4 500 4 1 2 500 12 5 5 416 1 0 0 000 Place With 4 And 1 Record with 17 points and Linda Aim of McHenry had 11 points. Coach Mary Stoner credited Jackie Welin, of McHenry, with good play both offensively and defensively. Welin set up for 55 possible returns. Marian Central's Cross Country team defeated Mar- mion 21-34 Tuesday. * * • • Making new friends is one of the pleasant ex­ periences that make life easier and brighter. • * « • Despite the talk, most of this younger generation shows promise to great achievement. The Montini girls' softball team placed second with a 4-1 record, being handed their only loss by the powerful hitting Richmond team. The girls' first place bid was destroyed by Richmond in the second game of the season.^the team, with a never say die spirit, defeated Avon, Hebron, and Fox River Grove, in Conference play to secure second place. In a non-conference game, the Mustangs overhwelmed St. Mary's of Woodstock by a score of 42 to 7 proving the winning spirit of the team was not af­ fected by the loss to Richmond. The girls are to be congratulated for their hard work and team spirit. Avon 7 - Montini 25. Richmond 17 - Montini 9. Hebron 6 - Montini 17. Fox River Grove 7 - Montini 18. St. Mary's 7 - Montini 42. M. Betancourt, ss C. Conway, scf P. Freund, p L. Frey, p G. Gies,2nd V. Gilbert, 3rd P.Johnson, rf K. Kent, If V. KUday, If C. Kinsala, 1st D. Knox, c M. Melone, rf S. Musielak, cf A. Pieroni, c T. Rossetti,cf ab 6 17 17 5 22 24 20 1 15 25 16 7 11 9 20 h 5 12 6 3 7 15 10 0 , 7 16 7 3 10 3 14 M.R. DeBuhr Finishes Basic Navy Seaman Recruit Matthew R. DeBuhr, son of Alfred A. and Cynthia DeBuhr, 207 W. Broadway, McHenry, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training center, Orlando, Fla. During the eight-week training cyCle, trainees studied general military subjects designed to prepare them for further academic and on-the- job training in one of the Navy's 85 basic occupational fields. Included in their studies were seamanship, close order drill, Naval history and first aid. Personnel who complete this course of instruction are eligible for three hours of college credit in Physical Education and Hygiene. A 1979 graduate of Johnsburg high school, he joined the Navy in July, 1979. Promote J.M. Accetta Marine Lance Cpl. James M. Accetta, son of Phyllis Pan- cyrz, 3804 W. Anne, McHenry, has been promoted to his present rank while serving with first Marine Division, Marine Corps base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. He joined the Marine Corps in October. 1978. • • • • Careful driving is al­ ways important because your life is at stake on the highways. C. Thennes, scf 6 10 Amy Tronsen, 2nd 6 5 0 N. Walsh, ss 19 15 5 wmm Come To Our RANDOPENIN Friday & Saturday Nov. 2 ft NOW IN STOCK! 9. n '^O unicorn DARTS and Accessories Perfect for... GREAT GIFT IDEA! •Dart Leagues •Recreation Rooms EXCELLENT QUALITY GET IN SHAPE OR... STAY IN SHAPE We have a complete line of EXERCISE EQUIPMENT * Ankle Weights • Boxing Gloves £ Acc. Ex.rci** • Jump Ropes wh**l * Weight Bench "ijr#- Weights I Barbells Weight lB«nchl ft Answer: It isn't. The best anti freeze or coolant, as it is more correctly called, is seldom effective after a year, or 12,000 miles. 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In the forej geodesic dome for climbing exercises. Marinda Stedman, the newly appointed director, is w< with the widely known Winky Bear schools in an effort to upgrade the level of program efficl individual care. The nursery school uses trade-approved methods and materials in the programs, in addition to a well-balanced emphasis on Bible stories and character development.1 school has individual classrooms and a gymnasium for activities when inclement weather pr4n the children from playing in the playground area on the five-acre campus. The school is operat non-profit as a ministry of the church. "Life is not complex. We are complex. Life is simple, and the simple thing is the right thing." Oscar Wilde McHenry Golfers Sixth In Sectional Coach Chuck Cuda's McHenry High golfers finished their season Monday when they placed 6th in the Sectional at Sycamore. Palatine won the meet with a startling 293, while the Warriors finished with a 315. A1 Ekeroth with a 77 led the Warriors. 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