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***** »•> rnmmv&ti 1. Who won the Texas Open Golf Torunament? 2. What was the score of the Q recent Notre Dame, H Michigan clash? B 3. Who is the lightweight j champion? J 4. John Stallworth plays pro • football for what team? >: 5. Name the winner of the j Soccer Bowl 80. 2 Answers To Sport Quiz r 1. Terry Diehl. • 2. Notre Dame 29, Michigan : 27. 2 3. Hilmer Kenty. 4. Pittsburgh Steelers. jj 5. Cosmos 3, Fort Lauder- J dale Strikers 0. Coach Joe Schlender will try and get his Warriors back on the winning track tomorrow when the Warriors travel to Dundee to take on the Cards in an afternoon performance. The Warriors just having lost to the top three teams in the Fox Valley by wide margins, are looking forward to a schedule with teams of their own caliber. The Cards of Jerry Curtright art' 1 and 2 in conference play, but are coming off a big 48-0 whipping at the hands of Crystal Lake Tigers last Friday night The Cards are about the same size as the Warriors, but are not as quick as the speedy Warrior backs. Although they have two good-sized linemen in their lineup, they have not been too aggressive as yet, ac­ cording to Curtright The Warriors, still smarting from the homecoming defeat at the hands of Cary Grove, will be looking for their first con­ ference win of the season and the start of a winning streak that could bring them one of their goals of the season, a winning record Having played the best, the Warriors welcome taking on the rest o| the pack during the remainder of the season. Key game this weekend is tonight when the Gators of Crystal Lake South travel to Woodstock to take on the Blue Streaks Could be some ball game Fox Valley Conference FOOTBALL Team w 1 pts opp overall Woodstock 3 0 83 24 5-0 Crystal Lake South 3 0 112 21 3-2 Cary Grove 3 0 83 19 4-1 Crown 1 2 10 88 1-4 Crystal Lake Central 1 2 57 41 3-2 Dundee 1 2 30 78 1-4 McHenry 0 3 55 106 2-3 Jacobs 0 3 15 68 0-5 SCORERS Bob Jewell, Crystalk Lake South, 42. J. Murphy, Crystal Lake South, 38. John Simon, Crystal Lake Central, 30 Brad Downing, Woodstock, 26. Dave D'Angelo, McHenry, 24. WAYNE'S WEST END PUB WRTE 120 McH«nr presents "EQUATION" Friday October 10 from 9 to 1 Sunday October 12 from 6 to ? Dance to 50's, 60 s, Country & Rock Roll! The Warriors of Joe Schlender are looking for a victory tomorrow afternoon at Dundee. Having played the best in the Fox Valley the past three weeks, it seems that the Warriors are due for some relief. On past performances this season, the Warriors should be a slight favorite, and fans are wondering if the Card's will kick the ball to Dave D'Angelo. The speedy Warrior back has returned a kickoff back for a touchdown in each of the last three games. Here is hoping the young lad can give the local fans another thrill tomorrow afternoon. Chuck Cuda's golfers gave a splendid performance at l^ke Forest last Saturday, finishing second to a strong Deerfield squad. Then on Tuesday a bit of a letdown, and a third place finish in the Fox Valley conference. District was held yesterday at Bonnie Brook in Waukegan, and on this Tuesday evening we along with all Warrior fans are wishing them the best of luck in their bid to go to Springfield for the State Finals later this month. A bit of sorrow to you old time Warrior fans. My old coach, and the one whom I succeeded at St. Mary's of Woodstock, Mel Stuessy passed away last week. "Stuess" as he was known to his legion of fans, players and'officials, was indeed a legend in his own time. Words cannot express my feeling of what I have to that gentleman. When I first talked about going into teaching and coaching, he encouraged me in every way. He not only was a fine coach, but a fine example of a man. He and his sidekick "Toney Roskie" officiated many a game'at the old East campus gym. The assembly of former athletes, friends and follow officials at the funeral home last Saturday night in Woodstock would fill volumes of books He may l>e gone, but but in the minds of hundreds of his boys" not forgotten. It was indeed a sad day in the hearts of in.my.when "Stuess" passed away. Tommy Hutchinson, son of Bill and Jo Ann Hutchinson has an interesting letter to newspaper people, along with officials of the Big Ten Conference. Tom throws the javelin, and 1 might add is pretty good at this event. His complaint and a just one, is that the event is included in the women's event in the Big Ten, but not the men. His letter states that he is asking for support to include this event in the Big Ten It is an Olympic event, plus almost every other conference in the country has it in its program. Tom has the backing of former Olympic coach Sam Bell of Indiana university, along with the coach of the University of Illinois. What makes this letter unique, here is an individual ready to challenge the "bigwigs" of the Big Ten conference. Tom has trained hard, dedicated to the task ahead of him. • The Big Ten will meet this month to vote on Tom's request. Here is hoping the former Warrior can make a point with probably the most prestigious conference in the country. Tom has the backing if the request fails, to take legal action against the Big Ten, on the basis of sex discrimination. Here is wishing luck to Tom in his fine effort to get the javelin included as a Big Ten event. Only the Warriors cracked my crystal ball last week, so I'm giving them another chance. I'll take the Warriors to spoil Dundee's homecoming this week. In the top game of the Fox Valley I'll pick Woodstock over Crystal Lake South. Central to keep Jacobs in the winless column in Central's homecoming. The Trojans of Cary Grove over Crown. The Blue Streaks are the third ranked team in the state in Class 4-A. "THE HOME OF THE ATHLETE" John's s p o R T S T O P ACROSS FROM A & P-NEXT TO EBY BROWN McHENRY 344-3580 Daily 9:30-8, Sat. 9-6 PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1980 Plaindealer McHenry Schedule Getting Easier On The Sideline With Dick Rabbitt Prep Round-up Field Hockey right) outruns a Deerfield girl and backhanded a pass to a teammate in front of the net. The drive proved fruitless, however, as Cindy Byron follows the play in the background. STAFF PHOTOS-WAYNE GAYLORD Christian Workers WANTED! To Lead-Out In Exciting County-Wide Evangelistic Effort. OCTOBER 14, 1980 First Baptist 7:30 PM 509 N. Front St., McHenry SLIPPING ONE BY-is Cara Jepsen, far right, of the McHenry girl's field hockey team, who deeked the Deerfild player and slipped it under her stick during Tuesday's 2-1 heartbreaking loss behind West Campus. Watching in the back ground is Jeanine Sek. a left fullback. At the left, Lisa Haselow (far Morner also said that McHenry will be hosting the Sub- sectionals and Sectionals in late October. MIKE LAWLER-putts on the 18th green at McHenry Country Club at a recent match against Johnsburg. McHenry took second in the recent Lake Forest Invitational as Lawler shot an 82 for 18 holes. McHenry, however, finished third in the Fox Valley match in Harvard and now will travel to Waukegan for Districts play. More details can be found in today's Prep Roundup. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD McHenry To Host County Meet McHenry High School is hosting the 1980 McHenry County1 Cross Country Meet on October 11 starting at 9:30 *am. All McHenry County schools will be participating in the event that was won by Woodstock last year. Competition will take place for Freshmen boys, Frosh- Soph boys, Varsity boys, Varsity girls and an open boys and girls race. At 9:30 the frosh boys will compete in a 3000 meter race, followed by the frosh- soph teams at 9:55 who will run 5000 meters. Also running 5000 meters will be the varsity boys at 10:25, followed by the varsity girl meet at 10:55 running a distance of 3000 meters. The open races for girls will start at 11:20 and travel for 3000 meters, while the boys open meet will cover 5000 meters and begin at 11:55. Entry for each meet is limited to seven runners per school, but an unlimited number can compete in the open meets. McHenry finished in seventh place in the event won by Woodstock last year. The Marian Central golfers lost to Johnsburg last week at Chapel Hill, 179-184. ., Jeff Schaefer shot a 42 to lead Marian, while John Leucht shot a 45, Tom McMahon, 48, and Kelly O'Leary, 49. The Marian record dropped to 3-11 overall with the loss. Volleyball The Marian volleyballers moved their record to 9-4, winning a fifth and six matches in a row by beating St. Francis of Wheaton and Crysal Lake South this week. Against St. Francis on Friday, the Hurricanes had it easy, winning 15-2,15-5 and moving its conference mark to 2-4. Sandi Kasting led the Hurricanes with eight points and three sideouts, while Paddy Guerin had five points and five sideouts. In beating Crystal Lake South in a non-conference affair, 15- 13,15-12, the Hurricanes had a little tougher time, but moved their record to 9-4. Again Sandi Kasting led the way with three points and eight sideouts, and Paddy Guerin threw in five points and two sideouts in the winning cause. The McHenry spikers sit in fifth place in the Fox Valley Conference with a 1-2 mark, as they lost to Jacobs last Thursday in three games, 15-12, 5-15, 15-13. Crystal Lake South sits atop the conference with a 3-0 mark, joined by Jacobs also at 3-0. Crown and Cary Grove each have 2-1 records while McHenry and Crystal Lake Central each have a 1-2 mark. Dundee and Woodstock sit in the cellar with 0-3 marks. At the frosh-soph level, McHenry also has a 1-2 record and sit in fifth place behind a three-way tie for first. Football Homecoming turned into a nightmare for the Warrior Sophomores also this year, as Cary-Grove pounded them 19^> last Friday night. The only Warrior touchdown came on a 15-yard scamper by Jeff Lomax. Lomax also had 100 yards rushing in 12 carries, while Randy Lively passed for 102 yards on eight completions in 14 tries. On defense, the Warriors were led by John Clewis with five tackles and four assists and Dean Parisi with three tackles and two assists. ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ McHENRY COUNTY'S LARGEST NIKE DEALER! •T-SHIRTS •SHOES •APPAREL IN STOCK! WILSON RUNNING SUITS IN i & WOMEN S SIZES ALSO The McHenry field hockey team dropped its. record to 4-4 overall Tuesday as they lost 2-1 to Deerfield on a goal scared with 10 seconds remaining in the home contest. Sue Bielsky scored in the early goings of the second half to give McHenry an early 1-0 lead, but Deerfield tied the game a bit later and went on to score with ten seconds left to bring the score to 2-1 and a victory. Coach Cis Morner said that the record does not indicate how well the team has been playing because the four losses have come from power houses like Oak Park, Lake Forest, Maine East and Deerfield who stock their team with 50 or so players. "We have been getting outstanding goaly work from Kaithy Bitterman, who has.n't let more than two goals in any one game get by," Morner said. "Sue Haddick has been playing three goals against Crystal Lake Central On Tuesday, the Warrior golfers took third place in the Fox Valley match behind Crystal Lake South (307) and Crystal Lake Central (330). The Warriors posted a 335 at Plum Tree in Harvard. In the Lake Forest Invitational on Saturday, McHenry finsihed second out of 18 teams at Lake Bluff, behind a tough Deerfield squad. Mike Bauml led the locals with an 80, followed by Mike Lawler's 82. Kirk Barnicle and Steve Svec each posted an 83 while Mike Nank shot an 85. Then last week against Cary, the Warriors won easily, 162- 175 as Steve Svec and Kirk Barnicle boasted 40's and Mike Nank and Joe Bauml carded 41's. MEN'S & WOMEN'S HYDE SPOTDILT BOWLING SHOES 25% • OFF "SUPER BASKET" LEATHER LOW TOPS! PLUS MEN'S & WOMEN'S RUNNING SHOES BALLOONS -The Arieol motive- Get carried Awoy for Any Occasion Rise to the Occasion with a bouquet of balloons CALL US AT (312) 497-4320 Tues.-Fri. til 4 (312) 497-4323 Weekends & Evenings