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Warriors Lose 78-71 To § Dundee In Overtime By Dick Rabbitt The McHenry Warriors dropped a FVC conference game to Dundee Tuesday night in overtime by the score of 78 to 71. It was the second loss in a row for the Ludwig crew and left them with a 2 and 2 record in the Fox Valley. Dundee is now 4 and 0. The Warriors seemed to have victory in their grasp when they led by 4, 63 to 59 with 1:45 remaining, but the Cards surged back to tie it up at the end of regulation time 63 all, and then outscored the Warriors 15 to 8 in the three minute overtime. Both teams started out as if there were a lid on the basket. Neither team could hit the bucket. However, the Warriors behind Greve, Sroka and Jensen managed to lead at the quarter 12 to 9. Midway in the second period the Warriors press began to take its toll on the Cards and Jensen with 2 baskets and a pair of charity tosses enabled the Warriors to break away to a 30 to 21 halftime bulge. In the third period the W a r r i o r s c o m m i t t e d numerous turnovers, and poor shooting led the Cards to get back into the game as the Warrior lead was trimmed to a squeaky 44 to 41 margin. The last period saw the Warriors maintain a 4 pt. spread until disaster struck in the final minute, when the Cards converted a pair of free throws, and a basket to tie the game at 63 all. Len Jensen fouled out, which hurt the Warrior cause with 4:43 remaining. The overtime was all Dundee. Using their height to great advantage, they managed to k^ep the Warriors at bay as they scored rather easily to win by a 7 pt. margin 78 to 71. Both teams played rather poorly. Shooting was something to be desired, yet the Cards converted 26 of 35 free throws to notch the win. The Warriors lost their cool in the final minutes, and instead of being patient played very loosely. The Warriors had good vocal support as the Rowdies were out in full force cheering the team on to a win. Next game is Wednesday against Schaumburg at the Elgin Tourney. Game time is ^3:45 p.m. Sophs Win Pat Wirtz's sophomores behind the fine shooting of Dennis DeJa who had 17 pts. defeated Dundee 57 to 49. John Huff followed with 12 as the Warriors are 3 and 1 in the FVC sophomore play. VARSITY McHenry fg ft pf tp Anderson 12 4 4 Jensen 6 4 5 16 Johnson 3 15 7 Sroka 7 8 4 22 Glosson Greve Bitterman Totals: Judson Lamp Matthews Everett Schuring Meyer Totals: MCH Dundee 10 7 2 7 4 3 18 10 5 2 26 19 27 71 Dundee fg ft pf tp 8 9 3 25 0 4 10 17 12 8 6 26 26 17 78 OT 12 IK 14 19 8 71 ft 12 20 22 15 78 Huff DeJa Smith Kopsell Long Akins Williams Totals: SOPHOMORES fg ft pf tp 0 0 1 0 1 12 17 4 9 9 4 2 26 5 9 57 Dundee Rhodes Killough B. Johnson Shaw Kalhovn D.Johnson Totals: MCH Dundee fg ft pf tp 1 2 3 4 7 3 2 17 8 2 3 18 3 0 2 6 1 0 1 2 10 2 2 21 7 13 49 12 18 13 14 57 » 10 20 10 49 B0XIN6 * * * By Pete Frltchie WASHINGTON, D. C. Once again a boxer has been battered into senselessness by an opponent. In this case, it was unjustified--by any stretch of the imagination. It happened at Madison Square Garden in New York. Willie Classen, near death as this is written after a two-and-a-half hour brain operation, was hopelesslyN behind his opponent at the end of the ninth round-7-2, or 7-3. Thus the tenth round was unimportant, especially as it was clearly evident that Classen was in deep trouble. (He had been badly walloped while somewhat helplessly on the ropes in the ninth.) > Yet the fight continued and he was allowed to come out for another round of bat­ tering, though he came out slowly. He went down quick­ ly and is a near-fatality as this is written. This is not something that happens only once in a life­ time. It happens every year. Boxing should therefore be recognized for what it is-opponents trying to knock their foes senseless, for the pleasure of assembled fans, paying to watch the battel--' ing. This is out of date, as is the Roman Coliseum, in 1979, though lions killing humans is admittedly more gory than boxing. Yet boxers are killed each year, others crippled or in<- jured for life, usually with' brain concussions. It really isn't sport-and its time is really over in a civilized world. - » - r nwn i, ubtbMHKK 21, Parks And Recreation Plans Ski Trip To Rib The City of McHenry, Department of Parks and Recreation is still taking registration for its weekend ski trip on January 25, 26 and 27, 1980. This trip will be to Rib Mountain Ski Resort in Wausau, Wisconsin. Ac­ commodations are at the Midway Motor Lodge which features an indoor swim­ ming pool, saunas, game room, lounge and restaurant. Transportation is by restroom equipped charter coach. Rib Mountain, in scenic Rib Mountain State Park, has a vertical drop of over 600 feet. This area has 15 runs, some up to one mile in length. The slopes are groomed and sculptured to accommodate the beginner, intermediate and advanced skier. The fee for this trip in­ cludes all transportation, lift tickets for 2 days, lodging and equipment rental if necessary. This package fee is a per person fee based on 4 people per room. Meals are not included in this package. Meals can be purchased at either the motel or at the ski area. All registration is on a first come, first serve basis. Registration is now being accepted at the McHenry City Hall, 1111 North Green Street. A deposit is required at the time of registration. Final payment is due on January 12,1980. A minimum number of 36 participants is required for this trip. There are only a limited number of reser­ vations for this trip, so you are encouraged to register early. This trip is open to area residents of all ages. This is an ideal weekend for the family or friends. For further information on Department Mountain this trip, call the Depart­ ment of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300. Carter warns of retalia­ tion on Iran. Senate indicates tougher "windfall-profits" tax. Soviet Union says grain crop 47 million tons short. City Parks And Dec Taking Applications For Added Personnel The. City of McHenry's newly formed Department of Parks and Recreation is now in the process of accepting applications for recreation program instructors. The Department of Parks and Recreation is now planning a variety of programs and activities for spring and summer of 1980. Qualified personnel are needed to fill these part time positions. Applicants must be 18 years of age. If you have any special skills or talents that you would like to share with others in the community, the Department of Parks , and Recreation is interested in setting up such a program. Instructors are needed for pre-school programs, youth and adult arts and crafts, athletic programs, dance classes, and special events. Applications can be made at the McHenry City Hall, 1111 N. Green St. in McHenry. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 9 a m to 12 noon on Saturday. If you have any questions or program ideas you would like to discuss, call the Department of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300. 6 From the Business Americana Collection, National Museum ot History and Technology. Smithsonian News Service Christmas tradit ions of the past are reflected in these 19th century Christmas cards in the Collection of Business Americana at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of History and Technology. Militants say embassy rigged to blow up. Cost of living rose 1 per­ cent in October. Council: public education system needs overhaul. iiBBBimpai YOUR ONE-STOP LAST MINUTE SPORT SHOP for Christmas..... ohn's Sport Stop 4811 W. 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