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PAGE C - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 11 Plaindealer KSPv % fJS !§•! H ' r A Although the Johitbnrg pasiiag attack catrMci a total of only 15 yards to tbe Skyhawk canse last Saturday, this partftealar play was the key hi nit lag np the Johns bar g first tonehdown. Late hi the third period. Johasharg quarterback Scott Valentin (left) unleashed this pass sa second dona over the oa(stretched anas of Bekit CathoUc't defensive tackle, Jim Fitzgerald. Rick Neisa, (right) reaches fsr the ball oa aa apparent incomplete pass at the 21 yard line, bat Beioit'* liaebacker Tim Mergaa was called sa an interference call and the bail was pat in play at the Beioit 21. Oa the next play. Alex Biagman task a draw 21 yards for the toachdowa. The two-poiat conversion pat the score at 6-7 and Johasharg held oa fsr the victory, 14-7. STAFF PHOTOS-JOEL WAKITSCH Johnsburg Runs To 14-7 Win Prep Round-up Homecoming After a dismal running attack netted Johnsburg negative yardage in last weeks homecoming loss, the Skyhawks stuck with the running game last Saturday as they stepped on Beioit Catholic. 14-7. Gaining a total of 203 yards on the ground and only 15 yards in the air, coach Bob Schtnitt's troupe initiated a deadly draw play and got away with a few mistakes while running their conference record to 1-2 and overall record to 2-3. Things moved along slowly until late in the first quarter, when Johnsburg ran the ball from their own 42 down to the Beioit Catholic eight yard line During the drive, Warren Moulis carried three times for 20 yards. Doug Wick man gained 14 yards in four carries and Alex Bingman then fumbled on the Beioit eight yard line into the hands of Tom Morgan of the opponents Beioit took over on its own eight, moved only five yards and punted against a brisk wind to the 33 yard line. With good field position. Alex Bingman ran for one yard and Scott Valentin hit Rick Neiss for six yards Doug Wickman took the third down carry to the 24 yard line, short of the first down by one yard. Johnsburg then sent Wickman to get the yard on fourth down, but he was stacked up at the line as the first quarter ended with no score. Beioit took over, but was forced to punt from the 24. Rick Neiss returned the long boot 15 yards to the 40 of Beioit. Again with good position, Johnsburg was forced to punt after three fruitless plays and the ball exchanged hands twice before Beioit scored late in the second quarter. Starting from its 34 yard line with 3 20 left in the half, Beioit quarterback Cale Nlauel utilized halfback Bill Borgerding out of the backfiel on three out of four plays which netted 35 yards to the Johnsburg 30 yard line. A personal foul call against the Skyhawks put the ball on the 15 to give Beioit its third first down of the possession. On first down, halfback Jerry McNabb gained four yards on a sweep and one incomplete pass later. Nlauel dumped a short delay pass over the middle to Pat Bennett out of the backfield. He caught the Johnsburg defense napping and hustled down to the two yard line With first and goal from the two, fullback Pat Bennett at 5' 11" and 220 pounds was asked to take the mail twice in a row, but the Johnsburg line held tough and allowed only one yard on the big fullback's two carries. On third down at the one, Mauel again looked for Bennett as he turned to his right. Bennett was nowhere to be found, however, and Mauel was forced to scramble to his right to score the games first touchdown on good second effort on the broken play The extra point was good and with 38 seconds left in the half, the score stood at Beioit Catholic 7. Johnsburg 0. The half ended at 7-0. Multi-purpo6« man Rick Neiss took the opening kickoff of the second half to the Johnsburg 34 to start a controversial drive to start the second half. During the drive, the Skyhawks used the most effective offensive weapon of the day. the draw play. Twice on second down and six situations. Johnsburg runners took the draw for a total of 20 yards Doug Wickman moved eight yards and Alex Bingman later moved 12 yards on the same play to make first downs "We've always had the draw play in our offensive plan, but it just wasn't working for us." Coach Bob Schmitt said. "Beioit w as committed to stop our pass, so their five-man line stayed to the outside to rush Valentin It Mfcpt the middle wide open for the draw A face mask penalty mov ed the ball to the Beioit 12 yard line during the drive Warren Moulis and Pete Barroso both ran for one yard apiece before Valentin tossed one over the head of Rick Neiss in the end zone on third down On fourth down and eight yards to go at the ten yard line, coach Schmitt made a controversial decision to go for the touchdown instead of the field goal while trailing. 7-0. The fourth down pass to Steve Sisk along the left sideline was incomplete and Beioit took over at the 10. Schmitt reasoned that since hi§ offense had been "so sporadic." he felt Johnsburg needed a touchdown at that point He also pointed out that if the touchdown failed it would leave Beioit deep in its own territory. i knew both of my kickers could have made the field goal," Save now during our pre-season LENNOX heating sale Coll today for an estimate ' yj A ALTHOFF ifl INDUSTRIES 809 N. FRONT STREET McHENRY 815-385-5700 Schmitt said. "But we've been working so hard on our offense the past week that I thought I'd give it a whirl. " Schmitt's strategy later paid off, however, as Beioit moved only three yards and was forced to punt against the wind at the 13. The short kick was taken at the Beioit 34 with 5:12 left in the third quarter Valentin ran for two yards on first down, but Johnsburg caught a break on a defensive interference call on second down. Rick Neiss dropped the pass, but was nudged by the Beioit defensive back and the ball moved to the 21 yard line. The draw play then proved effective again, but this time on first down as Alex Bingman took the ball 21 yards down the left side for the first Johnsburg touchdown. Johnsburg then gambled on a two-point conversion as Pat Rorig steamroDed his way over end to give Johnsburg a 8-7 lead at 4:11 of the period. In the fourth quarter, Johnsburg averted disaster after Alex Bingman fumbled at the Beioit 27 yard line and forced the Johnsburg defense to hold off the Beioit offense. Beioit moved the ball down to the ten, but were forced to try for a 20 yard field goal The boot was far enough but swayed just left of the goal post, Johnsburg took over at the 20. Tbe charged up Skyhawks then kept the ball for four minutes and 22 seconds while setting up a three-yard touchdown run by Warren Moulis. The extra point kick by Rick Neiss was low and the score read 14-7 with 1:01 remaining in the game. Rob Schmidt's kick started Beioit off at its own 46 and after two passes moved the ball to Johnsburg 20, a motion penalty moved the ball back to the 46 of Johnsburg. On second down and eight, Mauel hit Pat Bennett five yards over the Kn» Bennett then Late railed the ball perfectly to Jerry McNabb cutting down the right sideline on the "trick play." McNabb needed to outrun only one Skyhawk on his way to pay dirt, but defensive back Dave Brenner saved the game as be cut uidirv McNabb's feet and sent him out of bounds at the 33 yard line. With 19 seconds left in the game, Mauel tried the same trick play, but the pass was incomplete. Two more futile passes and' a "flea flicker" later, the Johnsburg Skyhawks sacked Mauel behind the line to preserve the victory. For the victors. Alex Bingman tallied 93 yards in 11 carries to lead the locals, while Warren Moulis gained 51 yards on 11 carries. Doug Wickman collected 40 yards in 14 carries and Pat Rorig netted 18 yards in three tries. Rick Neiss caught two passes for 11 yards and Randy Wakitsch held onto one for 4 yards Johnsburg collected 17 first downs and Beioit Catholic collected 11. although Mauel had a fine day, passing for 109 yards Beioit runners were stifled at 69 yards Joel Wakitsch Sue Hutchinson Winning At U of I Sue Hutchinson, number one singles player for coach Gary- Gray's girls tennis team of one year ago, has moved on to a present 13-3 record as a freshman at tbe University of Illinois. Starting the year as the U of I number six singles player, Hutchinson has steadily whipped her opponents and has climbed to alternate between the number three and four singles position, according to Gray. With scores of 6-1. 6-1, Hutchinson beat St. Ambrose in her opening college match which started a seven match winning streak for the 1979 Warrior graduate. During her streak, she beat netters from Wheaton. Oshkosh, Whitewater, Eau Clair, U of W. at Milwaukee and Eastern Illinois by convincing two- set matches, before suffering her first loss against Minnesota. 6-1,7-5. A After tbe lo6sTHutchinson went on to conquer her opponent from Sangamon State of Springfield by an identical score and won at home against Edwardsville, 6-1,6-0. Also, at tbe recent U of I (Chicago Circle) Invitational, Sue beat bo- opponents from Northern Illinois. 7-5. 6-2, Northern Iowa, 6-1, 6-0, and Chicago Circle , 6-0. 6-0, while losing to Notre Dame, 3-6. 2-6 and Northwestern, 2-6. 1-6. Hutchinson's record on tbe 1979 varsity squad was 31-4 including district and state competition. - -« Golf The McHeary High golfers ended their regular season last week with a 14-1 record with victories over Johnsburg and Cary Grove last week. Tbeir only loss was to Crystal Lake South, who they will battle for Fox Valley honors this week at Phim Tree in Harvard Against Johnsburg, Mike Nank led the 154-196 onslaught with a nifty 37. Brad Adams followed with a 36 while Steve Svec carded a 39. Mike Bauml had a 40, Kirk Barmde and Joe Bauml each had a 42. Thursday, tbe Warriors travel to Waukegan at tbe Bonnie Brook course for tbe IHSA dfetrict meet. The Mariaa Central golfers ran their season record to 3-10 last Thursday at Marengo Ridge as they edged Marengo 166- 166. John Leucht and Jeff Schaefer each carded 39s while Eric Adamsfaick had a 43 and Tom McMabon had a 44. Earlier in the week, Marian lost to St. Andrews in West Chicago (171-197) as John Leucht sat out with an injured hand, and lost to Cary Grove, 161-166 in non-conference play. Leucht shot a 38 in the match. Cross Country Among 44 teams, McHeary's crass coaatry runners came in 13th place in the Peoria Invitational last Saturday. York High School continued its dominance of the event and took first place as Maine East took second, Centralia third, Fremd fourth and Danville came in fifth. Out of the 306 runners competing. Wade Cepulis was a * medal winner, coming in 27th place at 15:20 for the three-mile course. Brian Wright came in second for Mc Henry and 59th overall at 15:37, while Gordy Bourey took 73rd, Don Blitacek, 149th, Steve Carby, 150th, Darren Cepulis, 166th, and Rollie Ostrander 261st. In the Niles West Invitational for schools in A and AA classes. Johnsbarg's cross esaatry team came in 20th out of 21 schools in tbe class A competition. For tbe varsity, Joe Kalisek came in 85th in the 3-mile run at 17:09, while Dennis Christie took 96th place at 17:32 and Bob Baker came in 99th at 17:40. At tbe sophomore level, Johnsburg came in 12th place but Jay Jackson came in third overall with a 10:12 in the two-mile course. Paul Metzger took 52nd at 11.32 and Steve Kalsch took 54th at 11:34. In tbe freshman division, Drew Hanson finished 16th at 11:01, Lonnie Ruiz, 4lst at 11:55 and Ken Schoenig 73rd at 15:19. Tbe girls came in 10th out of 12 teams as Lydia Oakley paced tbe girls with a 37th place at 13:19. At tbe Winnebago Invitational last Wednesday, tbe Marian Central ranners came in second among a field of eight teams behind Loves Park Harlem, 56-63. Mike Eisele came in first over the whole field and broke a record that had stood for six years. Eisele ran the course in 14:51, trimming 10 seconds off the previous record. Paul Sandell came in fourth overall, while Tom Wottreng took 20th. Brad Gregory finished 23rd, Bob Hartmann, 35th, Jeff Wottreng, 37th and Jay Chapman, 47th for Marian. Then against Immaculate Conception on Thursday, Marian lost their first meet of the season 24-32. Mike Eisele again finished first at 15:58, while Paul Sandell finished fifth. Brad Gregory, seventh, Tom Wottreng eighth, Jeff Wottreng 11th, Bob Hartmann, 12th, Jay Chapman 13th. 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IL Spoiled, 35-13 Tbe Warrior homecoming jinx again prevailed as tbe Trojans from Cary Grove defeated the Warriors by the score of 35 to 13. It was the third straigh loss in the Fox Valley after winning two non-conference games for the Warriors. The pin point passing of Neil Britt and the running of Joe Black spelled defeat for the locals last Friday night, as Britt completed 13 of 24 for 187 yards and 2 touchdowns. Black the workhorse, In the Trojan backfield picked up .28 yards in 16 carries. Rob Kalck, fine Warrior back, got 106 yards in 18 carries. Tbe Warriors kicked off and held the Trojans, and then took over on their own 24. After Kalck picked up a first down, the Warriors bogged down and punted to the Trojan 42. On the first play Vic Betancourt picked off a Britt pass and behind good blocking raced 64 yards to paydirt at 6:11 of the opening period. Haley's kick was good and Warrior fans were thrilled with a 7 to 0 lead. After tbe ensusing kickoff and a penalty, the ball was placed on the Warrior 30. Britt this time found Jim Ruschke all alone in the endzone for the socre, and Black's kick tied it at 7 apiece at 5:33. The Warriors began a march, but it fizzled and the Trojans took over on tbeir own 39. Black and Mike Boos along with Britt all running got to the Warrior 10 as tbe period ended. Tbe Warrior defense dug in and took over on their own 1. Again, the Warriors were forced to punt, this time to the Warrior 30. Four plays later Britt went over from the one for tbe score and with Mack's kick the Warriors trailed 14 to 7. Tbe rest of the period neither team could generate much offense and the half ended 14 to 7 Trojans. Dave D'Angelobrought the large crowd to their feet when he took the kickoff, and with a burst of speed out ran all Cary Tbe Marian tennis team lo6t to Driscoll last Tuesday, 4-1 at Addison. Sue Boiger and Terri Koch were tbe only winners in tbe number two doubles slot, 6-2, 2-6, 6-3. Tbe Hurricane record now stands at 7-4 overall and 0-4 in the West Suburban Catholic Conference. WARRIOR STATS Cary Grove 7 7 14 7 35 McHenry 7 0 6 0 13 McHenry: Betancourt 64 yd. pass interception, (Haley kick). D'Angelo 87 yd. kickoff return, kick failed. Car^Grove: RcHfthke 30 yd. pass from Britt, (Mack kick). Britt 1 yd. run, (Mack kick). Villicana 56 yd. pass from Britt, (Mack kick). Mack 13 yd. run, (Mack kick). Barry 8 yd. pass from Britt, (Black kick). CG McH 1st Downs 19 xi Yards Rushing 26-202 35-132 Yards Passing 187 70 Total Yards 389 202 Pass att-comp-int 13-24-2 4-22-2 Punts Average 3-36 5-26 Penalties 5-55 6-30 Total Plays 50 57 RUSHING McHenry: Kalck, 18-106; D'Angelo, 4-15; Wagner, 2-13; Doessel 7-5; and Belzer 1-9. Cary Grove: Mack 16-128; Britt 12-45; Boos 4-17; and Lorenz 3-3. PASSING Britt, 13-24-2,187 yards. Belzer,4-20-1,70; Haley 0-1; and Klapperich. 0-1. RECEIVING McHenry : Klapperich, 2-23, D'Angelo 1-29 and Doessel, 1-18. Cary Grove: Barry ,8-73; Ruschke, 3-51; Villicana, 1- 56 and Boos. 1-7. S. Name tbe first woman pro in golf to go over 5200,000 in a single year. Abswits To Sp6ft Quiz 1. Phil Hancock. 2. Detroit Lions. 3. October 2. 4. New York Yankees. 5. Beth Daniel. defenders for an 87 yard rim, and when Haley's kick was no good, the Warriors still trailed 14 to 13. After both teams held one another near midfield, tbe Trojans struck hard and fast with two quick touchdowns in tbe span of three and one half minutes. Britt found Joe Villicana in the open and with a perfect pass, and tbe result was a 56 yard pass and run play for the score. Black again split tbe uprights and Cary lead 21 to 13. After a Warrior fumble on tbeir own 38, three plays later Black ran 13 yds. for tbe score and again kicked tbe PAT and tbe Warriors were out of the ball game 28 to 13 as they began the final period. Late in the final period Britt again found a receiver, Grant Barry for a 8 yd. T.D. pass and the kick again was good and tbe Warriors went down to another defeat 35 to 13. Highspot for tbe Warriors was again Dave D'Angelo. The young speedster return his third kickoff for a T.D. this season, and almost had another, but for one Trojan defender. Vic Betancourt defensive back for tbe Warriors picked off two interceptions: one for a touchdown, and another to snuff out a Trojan march. However, Coach Joe Schlender has to bolster his «W«»n-se In the past three games Warrior opponents have scored 106 pts., far too many to win any ball games. This week tbe Warriors travel for a Saturday afternoon game to Dundee. The Cards took it on the chin from the Central Tigers 48 to 0, so it looks as if the Warriors may meet someone in their own class. Having played the three top picked teams in the Fox Valley already, tbe Warrior schedule should be to their likir^ the rest of the season. 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