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&;:yy; • Warriors Win Whistle Tootin' Game At Jacobs PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 30J980 ROEWER. - ROWING ALONG-With three victories over the weekend, Bob Roewer has bettered his season record to 5-4-1. Above, Roewer attempts to pin Rick Nelson of Jacobs, last Friday night at West campus. The pin failed, but Bob captured the bout by a lopsided 19-4 score. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD McHenry High Wrestlers Split Weekend Matches By Lynne Sobczak Wrestling a heavy schedule of matches last weekend, the, varsity Warriors won two and lost two. On Thursday, the local men traveled to Zion and lost a difficult non-conference match 30-27. On their own mat in Buckner Gym Friday, the varsity squad outwrestled Jacobs 35-30 in a conference dual. Back on the road last Saturday, the Warriors split a non- conference double dual at Lake Zurich, beating Mundelein Carmel 36-21 and losing to Lake Zurich 42-24. Coach Sobczak's learn is now 2-4 in the conference and 6-9 over all for this season. Winning four individual weekend bouts were Brian Wrona, Ed Hughes and Vic Betancourt. Wrona took a superior decision from his Zion opponent 28-0, won by a forfeit against Jacobs, picked up an 11-1 major decision against, Carmel, and pinned his Lake Zurich man in 1:24. This scrappy junior now holds , a 22-5 season record, including 5 falls. Hughes pinned his Zee Bee opponent in[1:00, Kevin Richter of Jacobs in 1;25, Bierman of Carmel in 1:26 and won1t»y a forfeit against Lake Zurich. A 19-2 record stands for the Warrior senior who, with 9 pins, also holds the record for the most pins for this season so far. Betancourt, a junior won two decisions 8-4 and 10-8, and scored two falls, 3:57 and 3:30. He has a 13-7 season record with four falls to his credit. Triple winners over the weekend were Pat Haderly, Dave Ramer and Bob Roewer. Haderly decisioned his Zion man 11-4, pinned Bryan Wills of Jacobs in 3:35 and scored a 16-1 superior • decision against his Carmel opponent. Injured in his fourth weekend match, Haderly was pinned down by Lake Zurich. A12-11-1 record is currently held by tlje MCHS junior. Senior Ramer decisioned his Jacobs man 6-1 and his Lake Zurich opponent, 8-1, then scored a 1:33 pin in his Carmel match. Ramer has a 15-7-2 record at present. Two superior decisions stood out among the three decisions scored by Roewer over the weekend. He topped his Zion opponent 20-1, Rick Nelson of Jacobs 19-4, and his Carmel man 5-0. This raises his record to 5-4-1 this season. Two decisions brought up Mark Betancourt's record to 13-5-1. He topped his Zion man 18-3 and earned a 6-5 win at Lake Zurich. Also scoring a fall orT Friday was sophomore Scott Schmidt, who pinned Marty Pergarsch of Jacobs in 3:57. This Thursday the Wrestling Warriors will meet Belvidere in their last home match of the season. The non-conference match will be preceded by recognition of the senior wrestlfers and their parents beginning at 6 p.m. The team will finish out its regular dual meet season on Friday when they travel to Dundee. Popovich Pops In 25-Foot Jump Shot To Nip Streaks In Triple Overtime 48-47 Sports Calendar A 25-foot jump shot by Tom Popovich from the top of the key gave the sophomore Skyhawks a 48-47 triple overtime victory against the Woodstock Blue Streaks Saturday night in the Skyhawk gym. With two seconds remaining on the clock, an inbound pass from guard Russ Beck at midcourt moved the ball over to Popovich, who managed to get off his shot just an in­ stant before the final buzzer rang. x Popovich shared high scoring honors for the Skyhawks with Tom Pieper. Each had 15 points. SOPHOMORES Johnsburg vs. Woodstock Popovich 7 1 2 15 Pieper 7 1 3 15 Bartmann 3 1 3 7 Williams 0 0 5 0 Boyer 1 0 1 2 Totals: 22 4 18 48 Woodstock fg ft Burns DeWane Firnbach Rigby Brown Horner Totals: Johnsburg Woodstock Pf 4 1 tp 18 16 7 4 2 0 Date Thu., Jan. 31 Fri., Feb. 1 Sat., Feb. 2 Tues., Feb. 5 Thu., Feb. 7 Date Fri., Feb. 1 Tues.. Feb. 5 Date Mon., Feb. 11 Date Thu., Feb. 7 Sat., Feb. 9 McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL Sport Squad Opponent Wr V-JV-F Belvidere Sw V-F-S Woodstock BBB V-S Crown Wr V-JV-F Dundee BBB JV-SB-F Crown Sw V-F-S NISAInvit. GBB V-F-S Jacobs Sw V-F-S Waukegan E. GBB V-F-S Crown Place Time Home 6:00 Home Home There Home TBA There There Home 4:30 6:30 6:30 9:00 Bpck Johnsburg fg ft 4 1 tp 9 18 11 8 47 « 19 32 40 o.t. 42 4« 48 9 17 27 40 o.t. 42 4fi 47 6:00 4:30 6:00 Kopsell Scores 25 Points As Girls Beat Cary-Grove JOHNSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Soph-Varsity Basketball Place Home Home Opponent Beloit Catholic Jacobs Freshman-JV Basketball Opponent Place Crown Away Girls Basketball Opponent Place Beloit Catholic Away Marian Central Home Time 6:00 6:30 Time 4:30 Time 6:00 10:00 Coach Gary Gray's McHenry High girl's basketball team defeated Cary Grove 69 to 60 last Thursday evening at West Campus. The girls have shown great improvement over the past several weeks, especially in their passing. Coach Gray was well pleased with the team, and commented on their fine teamwork. Vicky Kopsell had a career high of 25 points to lead the Warriors. McHenry vs. Cary Grove Bohlman^ Hutchinson Haddick Connell Karpavicius West Totals: 17 13 8 4 2 0 28 13 69 Cary Grove fg McHenry MARIAN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Boys Basketball Date Opponent Place Time Tues., Feb.5 Hampshire Marian 6:30 Fri., Feb. 8 St. Edward Marian 6:15 I 15' A DONUT | I T h i s o f f e r i s g o o d ~ I (• at participating H Dunkin' Donuts shops. •«- . Jl • • Limit: 2 dozen per 5 customer. I Offer expires: 1/31/80. I Not valid in conjunction with • other offers. Back case, take-out | donuts only. I 1 I 8 i [ OFFER GOOD NOON TIL MIDNIGHT |AMHMBCX)UPON I Kopsell fg 10 tp 25 Bell Frisch Miles Deehring Daniello Totals: Mcll Carv Grove tP 19 20 7 12 2 23 14 60 By Dick Rabbitt pCoach Ken Ludwig's McHenry High Warriors won another Fox Valley contest on Friday night defeating Jacobs 67 to 59 at Jacobs. The 3 win enables the Warriors to stay within striking distance of Dundee and Crystal Lake South in the conference. The Warriors are now fi and 2, one game behind Dundee and C.L.S., both who have 7 and 1 records. The Warriors ran into foul trouble early in the contest, but managed to hang in there for a 14 all game at the end of the period.,,Guard Len Jensen was guility of three, and Bob Zeller picked up two fouls during the period. With Jensen sitting on the pines, the Warriors and Golden Ekgles battled on even terms until Jim Johnson's charity toss at 4:30 gave the Warriors the lead they never- let go for the remainder of the contest. A last minute spurt, with1 Anderson getting a bucket and a pair of free throws sandwiched in by Bob Zeller's basket, gave the Warriors a 31 to 26 halftime margin. In the third period, Zeller's quick three point play on the tip, and |iis intercepted in- bounds pass for another quick basket gave the Warriors a 10 pt. bulge thirty seconds into the period. Jensen who had returned to the lineup, along with his running mate Bob Greve got intolhe act and the Warriors led 45 to 36 going into the final period. Midway in the final chapter, Johnson's three point play followed by Zeller's two free throws gave the Warriors a 56 to 41 lead, and then the men in striped shirts took over. From that time on it was a parade to the free throw line. " • In the final four and one- half minutes the Golden Eagles stepped to the free throw line no less than 17 times. However, it was to no avail and the Warriors walked off a victor 67 to 59. It was a nice win for the Warriors. It was too bad that the officials had to- get into the act. With the Warriors leading by 15, a Ken Ludwig team is not going out to foul ? an opposing player. It was obvious the officials were trying to narrow the margin. The final two minutes took 13 to play, and had many of the fans disgusted with the whistle tooting. As usual there was a large delegation of local fans in attendance. McIIenrv vs. Jacobs McHenry Zeller Sroka Johnson Greve Jensen Anderson Totals: fg 6 5 1 5 5 2 tP 18 12 6 12 13 6 24 19 67 Jacobs Wirtz Warriors Win And Lose Cage Games Coach Pat Wirtz's McHenry High sophomore cagers split a pair of games over the weekend. On Friday night they lost to Jacobs 45 to 35, but rebounded on Saturday night to easily defeat Hoffman Estates 44 to 32. In the Jacobs game the young Warriors trailed throughout the game, trailing 22 to 12 at the in­ termission. The second half both teams played even, but the gap was just too much for the Warriors to over­ come. Denny Deja with 16 and Dave Williams with 10 led the local scoring. On Saturday night it was a different story. The Warriors and Hawks played the first period even, but then it was the Warriors show the rest of the way, winning easily 44 to 32. Deja and Williams again led the scoring with 13 and 10 points. SOPHOMORES McHenry vs. Jacbos McHenry McHenry vs. Hoffman Estates Deja Kopsell Burgdorf Akins Williams Huff Smith Wegener McHenry fg ft 6 2 0 0 3 4 1 0 tp 13 5 0 0 10 8 4 4 •r fg ft tP Hudson 3 6 12 Vega 1 3 5 Schaefer 5 2 12 Corriveau 0 5 5 Ault 5 1 11 Christensen 2 3 7 Lipinsky 2 1 5^ Turskey 0 2 2 Totals: 18 23 59 Mcll 14 17 14 22 67 Jacobs 14 12 10 23 59 Taylor 0 0 1 0 Totals: 16 12 2Q^44^ Hoffman Estates fg ft pf tp Jones 1 1 0 3 Labno 2 4 3 8 Mueller 1 0 0 2 Jackson 1 0 5 2 Bald 3 2 5 8 Dowling 2 0 1 4 Rodwick 0 3 0 3 McConel 0 0 1 0 McLean 1 o v 2 Totals: 11 10 16 32 Mcll 6 7 12 19 44 Mcilenry School League Raymond's Bowl I-2:I-ho Don't know what happens to good bowlers when the pressure is on, but do ask B. Street how he got a total of 8 pins for two full frames. Some people have all the luck. Speaking of luck (?), now ^that B. Thompson is ex­ pecting again, you can see her name in this column a great deal more often: it seems to work that way for her. v Ron's Rollers won the pizza for next week and I hope they enjoy it, I expect a piece,in exchange for a little spaghetti. Wonder how J.K.L.'s will survive on beer and pretzels? High games were split between subs and regulars with D. Cameron, 236; B. Thompson. 206; T. Miller, 200; and J. Garde (miracle), 156. High series went to B. Thompson (see,J told you), 521; T. Stumbris (and I spelled it right), 521; and L. Johnson, 508. Splits were picked up by: A. Boeldt, 6-7; K. Lescher, 5- 8-10: and L. Johnson (who almost made a strike out of it), 2-4-6-7-9-10. Oh, almost forgot that B. Thompson also won a delicious pizza for 4 strikes in a row. What is next? The team standing can't be much closer and with just 6 weeks of regular bowling left it is getting pretty sticky. The weeks coming will be more than interesting. Just check these out. I 28' a Hoffman Est. 6 4 II 11 32 Delavan Lake 1980 Winterfest Feb. 1-2-3 W.G.A.S. Three Strikes & A Spare Alkies Ron's Rollers Willie's Dillie's Rabble Rousers J.KiL.'s The Even Splits Bud's Broads Just For Fun Quik Steps Road Runners w 43'2 43 39 39 38 >2 38 37 37 33 32 29 23 29 33 33 33': 34 35 35 39 40 43 49 K . Lescher fg ft P' tp Huff 0 0 1 0 Williams 5 0 1 10 Burgdorf 0 0 4 0 Kopsell 1 4 5 6 Smith 0 0 3 0 Deja 7 2 4 16 Akins r i 3 3 Totals: 14 7 21 35 Jacobs fg ft pf tp Eberly 2 7 3 11 Brock 4 2 2 10 Lange 2 0 4 4 Boland 2 3 0 7 Wright 3 3 2 9 Kidera \ ; 2 0 0 4 Totals: 15 15 11 45 Mcll « 6 S 15 35 Jacobs 8 14 H 15 45 A snowmobile torch parade at 7:30 Friday, Feb. 1, \uill again kick off the 1980 Wjlhterfest, scheduled for Feb. 1-2-3. This years Winterfest will be biggerand better...many new' events have been adeed. Following the torch parade there will be a poker run. On Sat., Feb. 2, playoffs to the top three teams will be held for team events of Volleyball, Broom Hockey and Tug-o-War. A car pushing contest, snow golf, cross country ski race and children's events are also scheduled for Saturday. Saturday night at 8:30 the Winterfest Ball will be held at Bauers North Shore House. Price of admission is a Winterfest button. Cribbage and Euchre tournaments on Sat. and < Sun. Sunday events will begin with Winterfest break­ fasts at 4 locations, followed ^by the Mens and Womens Pool and arm wrestling championships and team championship playoffs in Volleyball, Broom Hockey and Tug-o-War. At 7 Sunday evening, there will be the trophy presen­ tations and prizes. Winterfest buttons are being offered by members of the Delavan-Delavan Lake Chamber of Commerce and all participating businesses. Complete schedules listing time and places of events are available. All proceeds will go to the Fest Committee fund for the planned Delavan-Delavan Lake Community Center. Don Oleston, the 1980 Fest EATERS We had my wife's family over for dinner and it was in­ credible. She said they're all light eaters and that's right. The minute it^gets light they start eating. " chairman and Barb Bauer, Winterfest chairwoman, hope we will be able to add another $5,000 to the fun from " the Winterfest proceeds. Unless weather conditions change, the snowmobile torch parade and cross country ski race are subject to cancellation. RED C ROSS SWIMMING Red^ Cross swimming lessons will be offered at the West campus pool starting Feb. 9 and continuing for eight Saturdays. Registration will be held Feb 5-6 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Main office of West campus. The lessons are open only to District 156 residents on a first come, first served basis. For further information, call 385-7077. ONE MINUTE SPORTS 0UIZ 1. Who was named AFC Rookie of the Year? 2. Who will clash in the- Super Bowl? 3. Who was the NBA scoring leader in 1979? 4. Martina Navratilova is known in what sp^rt? 5. Who won the WHA Gordie Howe Trophy for 1979? Aisvtrs To Sports Qiii 1. Jerry Butler, Buffalo. 2. Pittsburgh Steelers, Los Angeles Rams. 3. George Gervin, San Antonio. 4. Tennis. 5. Dave Dryden. McHenry Hornets Football The McHenry Hornets Jr. football team will hold a registration Saturday, Feb. 2 from 12 noon to 5 p.m., and Sunday, Feb. 3 from 12 noon to 4 p.m. at the McHenry Favorite Sport store on Green street. The early registration is needed to enable the team to evaluate their needs for the coming season. Last year was the first year that we did not have a registration in Feb. and due to the teacher strike, some boys missed the first league weigh-in. causing them to sit out the first four games1. So any boy, grade or junior high is urged to register now to play tackle football in the Jr. Football League of Northern Illinois. 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