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Warriors Overcome Slowdown To Beat Cary-Grove In Overtime 48-44 By Dick Rabbitt The Warriors overcame a Cary Grove slowdown on Friday night to win 48 to 44 in overtime. The win coupled with Crystal Lake South's Joss to Dundee, put the Warriors in a second place tie with the Gators in the Fox Valley. Dundee clinched the title with their 58 to 55 win over the Gators. The Trojans grabbed the opening tip off, and began to play keep away with the Warriors for the first three minutes of the ball game. Finally they scored and led 2 to 0. The Warriors brought the ball down the floor, but lost it, and again the Trojans began to play keep away. Again they scored, and the same thing happened. At-jthe 1:45 mark of the period the Trojans led the Warriors 8 to 0. Finally Len Jensen hit a 15 footer and the Warrior we­ re on the-board, but seconds later Meyer countered for the Trojans and the Trojans led 10 to 2 at the end of the first period. The first period slowdown of the,Cary crew seemed to bother the Warriors. Although they had the shots, they just didn't fall, and they became frustrated in the process. In the second period the Trojans began to play basketball as it was sup­ posed to be played, and the Warriors took the challenge. Anderson and Jphnson each hit the hoop, and Greve's charity toss, along with Johnson's basket had the Warriors within three, 12 to 9. After a couple of Trojan baskets, Jensen and Sroka countered and the Warriors trailed at halftime 19 to 15. Jensen Takes Charge The third period saw the Warriors come to life. Bob Greve hit a 10 footer, and after Meyer dropped one for the Trojans, Johnson countered with a layup, and then Len Jensen, fine senior guard of the Warriors, took control of the game. The young lad leading the fast break, hit three quick baskets sandwiched in with a basket by Barry Anderson and the Warriors led at the midway mark 29 to 22. Then a cold spell hit the Warriors, but at the one minute mark of the period Jensen again hit a 10 footer, and the Warriors led 31 to 26 going into the final eight minutes. Jensen in the period had five baskets for 10 pts. In the final period the Warriors and TYojans ex­ changed basket after basket, and with Jensen's two free throws at the 2:15 mark the Warriros still maintained a six point bulge 41 to 35. After the Trojan's Meyer came through with 2 baskets, Chris Freund on a beautiful tip at 1:00 kep the Warrior lead 43 to 39. Leading with just seconds to go the Warriors allowed Meyer, fine Cary forward, to break through the lane and with just one second remaining tied the game at 43. In the overtime, Len Jensen stole a Trojan pass, MARCH SPECIAL REG. 3.351 Car Cut. .SPEC. 2.39 REG. 3.501 t Parka.. SPEC. 2.501 REG. 4.001 ITYPARTA. SPEC.3.00| REG. 4.2! DOWN Jacket . DOWN Ceit DOWN Vest. . spec. 3.2! REG. 4.75| spec 3.7! REG. 3.25| spec. 2.2! REG. 4.001 Overcoat , . 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His slowdown had the Warriors baffled, their shooting was off, and his team had the better of it for the first eight mintues. On the other hand, the Warriors seemed to be-in a daze. With tournament time coming up, they are going to have to regroup and play better basketball. Even though they won, and oornmitted few turnovers, it isn't the same Warrior team we saw a couple of weeks ago. Let' shope they snap out of it, and take the Tigers this week, and then on to the regional. McHenry vs. Cary Grove McllKNItY WOMKN'S 18" Days are getting longer and the gals in the McHenry Women's 16" Softball League are getting organized for the coming season. Players must be at least 16 years old. Registration is on a first come first served basis to play either Tuesday or Thursday nights. Call Eoni at 344-2638. PAGE 7 - Pi_.AlNDEAL.ER • Set New Scoring Record; Coach Kies Wins His 100th Game McHenry Anderson Sroka Johnson Greve Jensen Freund te " tp 3 V 7 1 0 3 1 4 3 8 3 1 0 One Out of Four Last year, Americans re­ turned six billion aluminum cans for recycling -- represent­ ing one of every four alum­ inum cans manufactured. By Randy Swikle The Johnsburg Skyhawkt set a new scoring record and Bob Kies won his 100th victory as a coach Friday by topping the North Boone Vikings 93-68. The Skyhawks were never threatened in the contest played on the North Boone home court. The Johnsburg club exploded into a 19-8 first quarter lead with Chris Dixon netting 9 of the points and numerous assists by Brett Zimbrick. The Vikings did have a short rally in the second quarter, cutting into a Skyhawk 14-point lead. With 1:10 remaining in the half, North Boone trailed by only seven points, 31--24. John- sburg's Kurt Valentin paced the second quarter scorers with six points on. the strength of four free throws and a field goal. The Totals: 20 8 48 Cary Grove Wrestling Warriors End Season On Improved Note Wasiak Schetzle Lundin Meyer Zoph Brennan Totals: McH C.G. fg ft tp 2 2 4 25 4 7 18 8 44 ot 2 13 16 12 5 48 10 9 7 17 1 44 Special Events Highlight Midwest Boat And Resort Show At Arlington Heights The 1980 Midwest Boat & Resort Show scheduled \for February 29 - March 9 at the Arlington Park Racetrack Exposition Center near Chicago promises to be the biggest and best yet, ac­ cording to show manager, Bud Hansen. "This year we want to provide show visitors the information on what they may expect to enjoy when they buy their first boat," stated Hansen, "and that's why we've planned fishing and waterski clinics for the public by some of the top professionals in the country." Well-kfiown Midwestern angler and managing editor of Fishing Facts magazine, Spence Petros, will conduct fishing clinics on Saturday, March 1, Wednesday, March 5 and Friday, March 7. - _ Sixteen-times National Waterski Champion, Dr. Harry Price, will conduct waterski clinics both weekends of the show courtesy of Cypress Gardens Skis. Milwaukee radio per­ sonality, Larry "The Legend", will host a charity auction on Saturday, March 8 with the proceeds to be donated to the American Cancer Society. "The Legend" will add his special brand of energy and wit to the evening as he leads the crowd "Pied Piper" style through the exhibit hall, auctioning off merchandise at specially designated locations. On "Ladies Day", Mon­ day, March 3, all women will be admitted to the show free. The first 100 women through the gate will receive a free gift courtesy of Mary Kay By Lynne Sobczak McHenry's two top wrestlers failed to progress through the North Chicago Sectional tournament last weekend. Brian Wrona (119) and Ed Hughes (167) qualified for the tourney as a result of second place standings in the previous weekend's district tourney. Wrona was "decisioned Friday night by Mike Jaurez of Libertyville, the eventual Cosmetics and the Midwest Boat & Resort show. All women will receive a cer­ tificate from Mary Kay Cosmetics good for a free facial and skin care con­ sultation as well as a discount on any Mary Kay purchase. Highlighting "Ladies Day" will be per­ formances by the 50- member choral group from Anoka-Ramsey Community college. Lion's International will be honored on "Lion's Day", Wednesday, March 5. All Lions, Lionesses and Leos will be admitted free upon presentation of a current membership card. One-half of the day's gate will be donated to Lion's In­ ternational to help the blind and for research for the prevention of blindness. Films on boating, fishing and waterskiing will be shown continuously throughout the show. The show opens Friday, February 29 and will con­ tinue through Sunday, March 9. fourth place winner. Hughes lost to Greg Beck of New Trier East who went on to take third place and qualify for the state tournament. Neither Warrior had an opportunity to wrestle back during the tourney. The wrestling season is now officially over for another year. The singlets are being washed and in­ ventoried, the training diets are already broken. But some pleasing statistics and memories remain for the coaches, wrestlers and fans to feel good about. The varsity squad ended their season with an 8-9 overall record and a 3-4 conference record. This is a definite improvement over the past few years. Five Wrestling Warriors ended this season with strong winning records. They are: Ed Hughes (senior) 27-4; Brian Wrona (junior) 28-8; Mark Betancourt (senior) 21-7-1; Dave Ramer (senior) 23-9-2 and Vic Betancourt (junior) 15-$. Ed Hughes was 9-0 in the Fox Valley Conference and Mark Betancourt was 8- 2. 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The final event in every wrestling season is thep annual awards banquet and program. This year the awards and handshakes will be handed out on Wed­ nesday, March 12. The potluck event will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the West Campus cafeteria. Former wrestlers, scorers and cheerleaders are also invited to attend the program. hafltime score was 39-28. That balanced scoring that has eluded the Kies' squad on several occasions this year cotinued during the third quarter. Rick Neiss pumped in seven points; Zimbrick had six; Dixon scored five; Valentin netted three; and Jakubicek hit a field goal. Rick SzumlaS played sensational ball in the final 'period, hitting five for six free throws and both of his field goal attempts for nine points. It was Tom "Doc" Fowler whose scoring tied and then broke the previous John­ sburg record of most points scored in a game. Fowler was at the free throw line with the Skyhawks score at 89, one point short of tying the old record of 90 points. A smooth delivery by Fowler cleared the net and the record was tied. Another successful free throw set the new mark at 91. Moments later junior Bob Baker added icing to the cake by making two more free throws. The new record is now at 93. Zimbrick was high pointy man for the evening with 19. Dixon had 16; Tom Schoenig sank 15; Valentin had 13; and Neiss and Szumlas each had 9. The Skyhawk victory was the 100th win for Johnsburg Coach Bob Kies. In his six WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27.1«M years of coaching he has had only one losing season and 46 defeats. His coaching records since 1974 are 16-6, 17-7,22-3,8-13, 23-6 and 14-11. Johnsburg was scheduled to meet Lake Forest Academy (Ferry Hall) Tuesday nigM in the Regional Tournament hosted at Johnsburg. The winner of that game plays the winner of the Richmond- Burton-Roycemore game Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Johnsburg vs. North Boone JOhnsburg fg ft Pf tP K. 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