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PAGE 6 • PLAINDE ALER - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21.1161 Johnsburg Takes Second In Girls' Tournament MASKED MARVEL-Sue Dehn (44) of Johnsburg looks like a defensive hockey goalie while wearing a mask to protect her broken nose, but Dehn was anything but defensive in the Johnsburg Girls' Basketball Tournament as she scored 18 points against Grayslake to lead her team to a 47-41 victory. She also set a record for most free throws made in a tournament game (7 of 12) and scored six points in the closing minutes of the tourney's final game against Wauconda. The Bulldogs of Wauconda beat Johnsburg to gain the title, 43-40, despite the effort of Dehn, who had no trouble rebounding, splitting the seam or shooting as shown above. STAFF PHOTO-JOEL WAKITSCH Despite three quick buckets in the last three minutes by the masked wonder, Sue Dehn, the Johnsburg Skyhawks fell to the big Wauconda Bulldogs, 43-40 in the final game of the of the Johnsburg Girl Basketball Tournament last Saturday. Dehn, a junior who was banned from play in a earlier game because she was wearing a hockey mask to protect her broken nose, got the O.K. to perform in the tournament. Playing the point position in the final game, Dehn was rather ineffective until Johnsburg coach Dan Stanowski moved her to the post position with 3:50 left in the game. Dehn proceeded to score 6 of her total eight points in the last minutes, but it wasn't enough as Wauconda pulled it out in the last 30 seconds of play. Inge Dschida was high scorer for the local in the final game, hitting 12 points overall and the opening points of the game in the seesaw contest. Johnsburg led by 4 points throughout the first period until Kris Hubbard of Wauconda hit a long one at the buzzer to knot the score 14-14 at the end of one period. The second period saw little scoring by either team and the half ended with Johnsburg holding on to a slight 20-19 lead. The third period saw Cheri Kofler hit the opening bucket, but Barb Pellant put Wauconda ahead for the first time, 25-22 with a three-point play mid-way in the quarter. Down by three, the Skyhawks had a golden opportunity to go ahead, but Johnsburg missed three of four free throws and Wauconda pulled ahead 33-27 at the 2:50 mark of the quarter. Barb Pellant put in a 15-footer to give the Bulldogs a nine point lead and after Kim Grenman put in one of two free throws, the quarter ended with the Warrior Tankers Win Two. Lose One Last week Mike Shanahan's swimmers defeated Streamwood by the score of 102 to 69 and Dundee 99 to 53, while losing to powerful Waukegan West 121 to 99. The Dundee and Waukegan West meets were a part of a triangular meet held at West campus Warrior scorers were as follows: McHenry vs. Waukegan W. & Dundee 200 Relay: 1st., Gregg. Budaj, DiVitti and Grom. 200 Freestyle: 3rd., Wade Cepulis and" • Rich Miller. 200 I.M.: 4th., Darren Cepulis and 5th., Joe Weyland 500 Freestyle: 2nd., Keith Gregg and 3rd.. Jim DiVita Diving: 3rd., Gary Boeltingerhouse 100 Fly: 3rd., Joe Weyland and 4th., Jim DiVita. 100 Freestyle: 3rd., Rob Coach Pat Wirtz's girls' basketball team ran into a couple of powerhouses the past week and dropped a pair of games. Thursday night they lost to co-leader in the Fox Valley, Crystal Lake Central by the score of 68-33, and on Saturday they lost to Northwest Conference power Antioch 55-27. There is no doubt that the local girls played two of the better teams in the area, and the underclass squad of Pat Wirtz were simply out- manned in the two games. Like their counterpart the boys team, they give away a lot of height, and have to make up for it on hustle and desire, but that doesn't always win ball games. This vrtfek seems no better as they take on the other co- leaders in the conference, Crown on Thursday. Next Saturday they host Cary Grove at 1:30 p.m.. McHenrv vs. Antioch McHenry vs. Crvstal Lake Central McHenry fg ft tP c fg ft tp Berryhill 1 0 2 Bitterman 1 0 2 Blume 1 0 2 Haddick 3 1 7 Karpavicius 3 4 10 Karpavicius 4 1 9 Haddick 2 0 4 Blume 1 0 2 Koerber 7 0 14 Koerber 2 0 4 Dixon 0 1 1 Berryhill 0 1 1 Geiger 0 0 0 Geiger 1 0 2 Bitterman " 0 0 0 Totals: 12 3 27 Totals: 14 5. 33 Antioch Crvstal L. C. ft ft tp Byrne 1 0 2 Fritz 7 1 15 Bailey 4 1 9 Manuel 7 7 21 Tell 2 1 5 Weber 1 1 3 Totals: 22 11 55 McHenry 10 4 7 6 27 Antioch 11 11 12 21 55 fg ft tP Sigmund 2 0 4""> Walter 1 0 2 Huszti 7 2 16 Parrish 6 0 12 Bacon 9 2 20 Schwarz 3 0 6 Pilgard 4 0 8 Totals: 32 4 68 Mc Henry- 4 12 8 9 33 Crystal L.C. 13 25 20 10 68 Grom and 5th., Dave Zim­ merman 500 Freestyle: 2nd., Wade Cepulis and 4th., Darken Cepulis. 100 Backstroke: 2nd., Keith Gregg and 3rd., Rob Grom. 100 Breastroke: 3rd . Scott Budaj. 400 Relay: 2nd., Zim­ merman, McNish, D Cepulis and D Cepulis 4th . Weyland. Miller, Donahue and Schaffer. vs. Streamwood 200 Relay: 2nd., Gregg. DiVita, Grom and Budaj. 200 Freestyle: 1st., D Cepulis; 2nd., Weyland and 3rd , Humphreys. 200 I.M.; 1 St., D. Cepulis; 3rd., R. Miller; and 4th., Zimmerman. 500 Freestyle: 1st., Gregg; 2nd., DiVita; and 5th., Budaj. D i v i n g : 4 t h . , Boeltingerhouse and 5th., Weekly. 100 Fly: 2nd , Weyland and 3rd , DiVita 100 Freestyle: 3rd., Mc- N'ish and 4th., Grom 500 Freestyle: 1st., W Cepulis; 2nd., D. Cepulis; and 3rd., Miller. 100 Backstroke: 1st., Gregg; 3rd., Grom; and 4th., Stum br is 100 Breastroke: 2nd., Budaj; 3rd., Schaffer; and 4th., Humphrey. 400 Relay: 1st., Zim­ merman, McNish, W. Cepulis and D. Cepulis. The J.V. swimming team split a pair of meets over the past week, defeating Streamwood 74 to 36, and losing to Waukegan West 101 to 91, WARRIOR SCORERS vs. Streamwood 200 Relay: 1st., Kloss, Folz, Iwanski and O' Don- nell. 200 Freestyle: 1st., Pat­ terson and 4th., Kenyon. 100 I.M.: 1st., Kloss. 50 Freestyle: 4th., O'Donnell. 100 Freestyle: 1st., iwanski, 2nd., Hughes and 4th , Hill. 500 Freestyle: 1st., Pat­ terson. 100 Backstroke: 1st., Kloss and 2nd., Kenyon. 100 Breastroke: 1st., Folz and 2nd., Iwanski. 400 Relay: 1st., Patterson, O'Donnell, Folz and Hughes. vs. Waukegan West 200 Relay: 2nd., Strumbis, Kloss, O'Donnell and Iwanski. 200 Freestyle: 3rd., Patterson and 4th., Kenyon. 200 I.M.: 1st., Humphries and 3rd., Kloss. 50 Freestyle: 3rd., Hughes and 4th:, Hill. 100 Freestyle: 2nd., OV Donnell and 3rd., Hughes. 500 Freestyle: 3rd., Patterson. 100 Backstroke: 1st., Stumbris and 3rd., Kloss. 100 Breastroke: 1st., Humphries and 3rd., Iwanski. 400 Relay: 1st., O'Donnell, Patterson, Stumbris and Humpries. 3rd., Hill, Kenyon, Iwanski and Hughes. NOW IN McHENRY KARATE GRAND OPENING-FEB. 2,1981 1310 N. RICHMOND RD. McHENRY INSTRUCTOR: WAYNE STEINMETZ PHONE 653-7631 MONDAY • WEDNESDAY 7 AM - 7 PM SPECIAL PRE- OPENING PRICE FOR 6 CLASSES COVERING BASIC KARATE TECHNIQUE AND SELF DEFENSE CHILDREN NOW IN McHENRY ^Real ^Estate by Realtor Ron Bykowski CENTURY 21 CARE REAL ESTATE CHECK OFFER WITH CARE Your home has been for sale, inspected and the latest euthusiastic prospect presents you with an "offer" to buy. Review this offer with care It's an extremely important part of the sale. Are all names correct? Is the property correctly described? Is the mortgage information accurate? Can you move by the possession date? Is the purchase price satisfactory? Then double check your calculations to be sure you know how much cash you will receive. If you have any doubts abouts points con­ tained in the offer do not sign it until they have been com- /pletely removed from your mind. The offer to purchase is bin­ ding on the purchaser for the amount of time stated in the offer. You can accept it without change. You can let it expire, or you can consider changes. If you change anything in the offer you are reversing the process and mokin^an offer to sell" to who then hos the same dot ions Before you sign, be certain that it clearly states all the points of agreement because the sale will be according to the letter of that script. If there is anything we con do to help you in the field of real estate, pleose phone or stop in at CENTURY 21 CARE REAL ESTATE, Rte. 120 - across from Jewel Fo6ds - McHenry, Phone: 344-1033. We're here to help! SUPER BOWL SUNDAY JANUARY 25TH ON CABLE CHANNEL 3 COUNTY LINE CALL IN & TALK TO 'Broadcaster Mike Liederman ft 'Chicago Bear Bob Thomas LIVE AT NOON lakes Skyhawks down by eight, 38- 30. Wauconda went up by 10 with an early fourth quarter bucket and after Kofler cut the lead to eight again with a 10-footer, Dehn started to do her thing. She cut the lead to six with a 12-footer, stole the ball and hit a layup to cut the lead to four, then hit a short jumper at 2:04 mark and Johnsburg trailed only by two. Wauconda put on the stall and drew a foul from Kim Grenman with 1:47 remaining. Donna Olszowka put in one of her seven points with a free throw before Dschida found her shooting eye with a 20-footer from the corner. Johnsburg trailed, 41-40 with 1:15 left. Wauconda again tried stall tactics and when Sharon Graham hit a driving layup at 22 mark to put her team up by three. Kofler missed a long shot and Graham pulled down the rebound at the buzzer to preserve the Wauconda victory. Wauconda advanced to the final gamp by defeating Grayslake on Thursday, scoring 78 points and setting a new tourney record with the output. They then beat Hebron, 47-30 on Saturday before edging Johnsburg. Johnsburg advanced by beating Hebron by a 47-37 score on Thursday and beating Grayslake 47-41 Saturday morning. Dehn led all scorers in thfe Grayslake victory with 18 points and set a new free-throw record by hitting 7 of 12 charity tosses. Hebron took third place in the tourney by - edging Grayslake 55-53 in the 6:30 game. .. . Joel Wakitsch Plaindealer Parks Ski Trip Set The Department of Parks and Recreation is now taking registration for a one day ski trip to an East Troy Wisconsin ski resort. The trip is scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 12, a school holiday for McHenry elementary and high school students. Registration is taken on a first-come-first-serve basis and the deadline is Monday, Feb. 9. The fee for the trip includes transportation by charter coach, lift ticket, lesson and rental of equipment if needed. The bus will leave City Hall at 8:30 am and will return at 6:90 pm. Swim lessons for beginner, advanced biginner, intermediate and swimmer levels will start at McHenry West Campus beginning Saturday, Feb. 7 and continuing for eight weeks. Class times are 9, 10 and 11 am on consecutive Saturdays and the suggested starting age is four years. The group lessons are set up in accordance with the American Red Cross and registrations are now being accepting at City Hall. For further information on both programs call 344-3300. Greve Hits 22 McHenry Wins Trailing 28 to 18 at intermission, the M^Henrv Warriors broke loose with 35 second half points to nip the Dundee Cardunals 53 to 50 at Dundee Friday night. It was an uphill battle all the way and it was Joh ~"'s 15-footer with 4:12 remaining in the game that g*.<- ,..v Warriors the lead they had sought since the first minute of the game. It was a game that you had to see to believe . Sixty-three turnovers, (thirty-three by the hosts), and at one time early in the game, there were more turnovers than points on the scoreboard. The officiating was something to be desired. It was bad for both teams. "fiie Cards went to the foul line 12 times in the first half, the Warriors not one time. In the second half the Warriors marched to the line 28 times, the Cards just 5. Coach Paul Judson in the final minute was so livid that he stalked on the floor and held up the game about three minutes. Result, no technical foul, and he admitted after the game that he deserved not one, but two for his conduct Anyway, it was a nice win for the Warrios, who had to overcome the flu bug during the week, and as Coach Ludwig commented after the game, "It was indeed a team victory . The game started out as if it were Dundee versus Bob Greve. The young Warrior scored all the points in the opening period as the Warrior trailed 16-8. The Cards increased their lead, then bob Byrniarski and John Costigan hit the hoop for the Warriors, but the Cards did manage to maintain their 10 point margin at the intermission 28 to 18. Playing with the effects of the flu bug that had him bedridden all week, Bob Zeller got into the the act early in the third period with two quick baskets that put a spark in the Warriors. With a pressing defense, the Warriors forced the Cards into numerous turnovers and began to peck away at the Card lead. At the 4:00 mark, the Warriors still trailed by 10, but Burgdorf and Costigan hit the hoop. Greve then hit one from the corner, and Costigan's two free throws along with Dave Smith's bucket from underneath put the Warriors closer, 42- 38. Bob Greve's two free throws lot the Warriors down 42 to 40 at the buzzer. In the early going of the final period, both teams made turnovers, and finally Bob Greve's three point play put the Warriors down by one, 44-43. ' „ /• At 4:12 John Costigan hit a 15-footer to give the Warriors the lead. Seconds later Dave Smith's two charity tosses put the Warriors up by three, 47-44. With 2:30 remaining, the Warriors had increased their lead to six, 50-44, but the Cards came roaring back and closed the gap 50-48. On a Card inbound pass, Costigan picked it off and was fouled intentionally. The young senior calmly made both tosses, and Bob Greve's free throw closed the scoring for the night. Bob Greve led the Warriors with 22 points, and he still is the Fox Valley's leading scorer with 128 points. Costigan chipped in with 13. Friday the Warriors host Gary Collins Crystal Lake South "Gators" and on Saturday they travel to Zion to take on the ZeeBees in a non-conference game. Dick Rabbitt McHenry McHenry vs. Dundee Dundee Costigan Zeller Bryniarski Greve Freund BaumI Burgdorf Smith Haley Totals: fg ft tP fg ft % 4 5 13 Schuring 2 1 % 2 1 5 Caubre Kifrbugh 1 0 2 3 0 6 Caubre Kifrbugh 10 4 24 8 6 22 Meyer 1 3 5 0 1 1 Johnson 2 2 6 0 0 0 " Kahoun 2 2 6 1 0 2 Jones 1 0 2 1 2 4 Paul 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ludwig 0 0 0 19 15 53 Totals: 19 12 50 McHenry Dundee 8 It 22 13 53 16 12 14 8 56 Ice Fishing Highlighted The Crystal Lake Anglers will hold its monthly meeting in John Evans Inn on Jan. 21 at7:30pm. The Feb. 8 Ice Fishing Derby will be the main topic for discussion. Guest speaker for the month will be Paul Grahl,. president of an ice fishins eouioment comoany. He will demonstrate different types of equipment and show the movie "Fishing Fever", a spin-cast fishing film showing bass and snook fishing in Florida fresh-water lakes. The meeting is open to the public and all are invited to attend, for more information call John Bender, 815-459- 7940. wnHtoSmsossssr Carpet Cleaning Two Step Process ) Steamex Rinsing CALL PAUL 385-3252 MORBNZ MHINTCNRNCI