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McHenry Harriers Win County PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 21,1M1 By facing five runners in the top 10 spots, McHenry high school's cross country team finished first in the McHenry County cross country meet held Saturday at Woodstock. The victory marked the first time ever for coach Bill Hutchinson at the county meet. FINISHING STRONG - for McHenry is senior Wade Cepulis af Jie came in third place in the County cross country meet held in Woodstock Saturday. The Warriors placed five runners in the top 10 spots and won the nine school event with only 31 points. STAFF PHOTO - CARL MOESCHE H»e Warriors, ranked 13th in the state in Class AA Power ratings, finished with 31 team points, 11 ahead of runner up Crystal Lake Central, and a whopping 80 points ahead of third place Cary Grove who finished with 111 points. In fourth place was Woodstock with 125 points followed by Johnsburg, fifth with 131; Jacobs, sixth wijLh 137; Marian Central, seventh with 148; Crystal Lake South, eighth with 165; and Harvard, ninth with 248. Pat McDaniel of Crystal Lake Central was the event medalist in the three mile course with a time of 15 minutes and 37 seconds. Senior Wade Cepulis topped the Warriors' effort with a third place finish in 15:43. He was followed by Steve Carby, fifth in 15:51; Chris Creutz, sixth in 16:07; Gordy Bourey, seventh in 16:08; Brian Wright, 10th in 16:20; Jim Wynveen, 21st in 17:22; and Wally Henshall, 25th in 17:39. Johnsburg was paced by junior Jay Jackson who finished in ninth place with a time of 16:11. Also figuring in the scoring for the Skyhawks were Mike Steck, 17th in 17:06; Joe Kalisek, 27th in 17:50; Paul Metzger, 38th in 19:00; and Steve Kalsch, 40th in 19:06. Marian Central, ranked 16th in the Class A Power ratings, was led by senior Tom Wottreng with a 19th place finish in a time of 17:15. Other Hurricanes that placed were Bob Hartmann, 20th in 17:18; Dave Cot- teleer, 30th in 18:06; Tony Wember. 36th in 18:56; and John Zabielski, 43rd1n 19; 29. Varsity Standings McHenry 31 Crystal Lake Central 42 Cary Grove 111 Woodstock 125 Johnsburg 131 Jacobs 137 Marian Central 148 Crystal Lake South 165 Harvard 248 In the girls varsity race, Woodstock captured first place with 32 points' while Crystal Lake South was second with 56 points. Johnsburg was seventh with 157 points as only Lydia Oakley and Missy Davis competed; and McHenry was last with 183 points as only Amy Cepulis ran. Marian Central won the freshmen-sophomore race as John Wottreng finished first with a time of 16:45 to lead the field McHenry was sixth with 148 points as Erich Gaza finished 10th; and Johnsburg finished seventh with 153 points as Chris Tennison and Ken Schoenig came in 22nd and 29th. respectively. ^ In the boys freshmen race, Woodstock captured first place with 39 points John­ sburg finished third and McHenry fourth, despite a first place finish by Brian Ahlgrim Mike Lawrence led Johnsburg finishing second. Earlier in the week, McHenry ran its dual meet record to 14-1 on the year by easily winning a triangular meet against Dundee and Crown. The Warriors finished in the lop six spots in defeating host Dundee 15-49 and also Crown 15-50 Dundee aiso Swim Team Defeats Dundee McHenry high school's swim team avenged an earlier loss Gina Jernberg to Dundee by defeating the Cardunals 92-78 at Dundee last Chris Conway Thursday. In September, Dundee won 93-75 at McHenry. Thursday night, one McHenry varsity record was broken. In the 100 yard freestyle event, senior Terri Blume Gail Petty established a new best in a time of 1:00.6. Anna Bacigalupa At the Rockford Jefferson Invitational held earlier this Terry Brock month, the Warriors finished sixth out of 12 teams scoring 106 points. Rockford Auburn finished first in the Invitational. The only first place finish at Rockford was turned in by Lisa Heidi Dass Thorne who accumulated 148.7 points in the diving Dianna Gregg competition. Gina Jernberg, with 120.48 points in the diving, Chris Grabowski was McHenry's only seconaplace finisher. Finishing third Ui theiheet were Dianna Gregg, 1:39.64 in the 100 f ard butterfly; and also the freshmen-sophomore 200 freestyle relav team Danielle Johnson that finished in 2:00.8p. Members of that relay included Peg PattiFreund Chilvers, Danielle Johnson, Robin Loss, and Monique Chris Conway Bentancouret. Mike Shanahan's team, now 3-5 on the year, will travel to Stevenson on Thursday, Oct. 22, then finish out the regular season at home against Woodstock on Thursday, Oct. 29. The Blue Streaks defeated the Warriors 45-38 in their first encounter. Results against Dundee are as follows: 100 yard breas. "stroke 100 yard butterfly 206 yard freestyle Monique Bentancourt Heidi Dass Dianna Gregg 200 yard medley relay Terri Blume Robin Loss Peg Chilvers Terri Blume 50 yard freestyle 100 yard freestyle 28.1 (first) 29.4 (third) 31.6 (fifth) 1:00.6 (second) Robin Loss Danielle Johnson (A new McHenry varsity record) Monique Bentancourt WHAT'S NEW 100 yard backstroke 1:05.3 (third) 1:09.8 (fifth) 1:18.9 (first) Chris Conway PattiFreund Danielle Johnson Robin Loss Anna Bacigalupa Gina Jernberg Chris Grabowski Terry Brock Patti Freund Peg Chilvers Terry Brock 400 yard freestyle relay 500 yard freestyle 1:27.6 (second) 1:41.8 (fourth) l:23.7 (second) 1:27.8 (fourth; 1:53.3 (fifth) 1:34.9 (second) 1:40.4 (third) 1:44.2 (seventh) 2:33 0 'third) 2:36.7 <fourthi 2:50..I (fifth) 2:45.1 (firs'» 3:02.9 (fourth) 3:23.9 (fifth* 4;49.6 (second' 5.45.5 (third- 7'00.7 (second) 7:15.5 (third) 8:27 8 (fourth) •AY! 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BAVET OLD THOMSON DOGJ22&-* BRANDY H WHISKLY 1 LITER ^1.75 LITERS 6.19 ' tM HIGH REG. 7.19 REG. 11.69 REG. 7.39 kEG 9.69 fi GORDONS M. liK 1.75 LIT EK v* GILBEY'S <• GIN EISCHMANM •VODKA! N LITERI Crown Princo 25 Lb. Bag Dry Dog Food (comparable to Purina dog food) Sale Price $499 Sale Ends Nov. 1 ACE HARDWARE 3729 W. Elm SL. McHenry 385-0722 ^ 1.75 LITERS 8.88 ^ REG. 9.89 G0»DW5> 4.69 '"•iKWtarr RkG. 9.V9 REG. 5.15 CRIBARI WINES 3 LITER LONI ASTI MUM 750 ML 6.8 OZ. 3.99 b R*G. 4.99 REG. 5.39 defeated Crown 23-34. Steve Carby finished first in the event with a time of 15:31. Drian Wright was right behind in 15:35 and was followed by Wade Cepulis, 15:43; Gordy Bourey, 16:00; Ron Ostrander, 16:13; and Jeff Wallace, 16:41-r s In the freshmen- sophomore race, Chrfs Creutz captured first place in 16.48 as McHenry defeated Dundee 27-28 and also Crown 17-38. Erich Gaza finished fifth for the Warriors in 17:53 and was followed by Tom Wynveen, sixth in 18:17; Jeff Pankiewicz. seventh in 18:36, and Don Rrizzi, loth in 19:17. The Warriors' girls team defeated Dundee and Crown behind Delia Saunders and Mary Bazan who finished one-two in times of 17:32 and 17: r>B respectively. Hutchinson's team will be off until Saturday, Oct. 24 when it competes in the Fox Valley conference meet held at Veterans Acres in Crvstal Lake Carl Moesche TENNIS CHAMPIONS OF THE SHARK CONFERENCE - are the Marifn Central Hurricanes under the guidance of first year coach Tom Burg. Members of the teaiiMire standing: (left to right) Cathy Doherty, Gina Gilpin, Sue Bolger, Joanne Hanrahan, and coach Burg. Kneelingin the front row are: (from 1 to r) Donna Hopp, Ellen Miller, and Donna Liston. Missing from the photo are Heidi Reihansperger and Mary Newkirk. Marian was unbeaten in conference pUiy- this season and swept through the conference meet Saturday by easily outdistancing Marengo, Johnsburg, and Hononegah each in total accumulated points 2l-9.The Hurricanes will be at Crown on Wednesday, then begin district play this weekend at Crystal Lake. i STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD Marian Netters Win SHARK With an 8-3 record going m Marian Central was expected to be the favorite at the SHARK conference tennis tournament held at Marian this weekend. When the tournament was iinished. Tom Burg's team left little doubt as to who was best as-the Hurricanes easily hii lulled Hononegah, Ma-ei.go. and Johnsburg. Pased on points scored in prev ious com petit ion. VIariiin was first with 12 points, while the three other -choi;is fad six points each. At the conclusion of the tournament. Marian finished with 21 points,while Marengo, Johnsburg and Hononegah ended with nine points each. In the singles com­ petition. The Hurricanes' number one player Ellen Miller defeated Kim Dauderman of Hononegah 10-2 in the first round. Also in the first round. Kathy Hartjes of Johnsburg defeated Anna Oakley of Marengo 10-4. Jan Hoch of Marengo defeatedJanice Sehmitt of Johnsburg 10-3, and ' Traci Stamm of Hononegah defeated Donna Liston of Marian 10-0. In second round action, Miller won in straight sets o\er Hartjes 6-0, 6-1; and Stamm defeated Hoch also in straight sets 6-0, 6-0. In the championship match held Monday night, Stamm defeated Miller 6-1, 7-6. 'It was a fine match," said Burg. "Both girls played very well, but Stamm was able to return most of Miller's shots which helped her to win In the doubles com petition, it was all Marian as both of the Hurricane teams advanced to the finals In the first round, Heidi Reihansperger and Joanne Hanrahan defeated Gayle Newquist and Alice Hopp of Hononegah 10-0 Also in the first round, Rhonda Gray and Gale Crary of Marengo topped Kim Colamer and Jeanette Ready of Johnsburg 10-3; Stacey Naleway and Cindy Guetzloff of Johnsburg defeated Cheryl Hedrick and Carol Boeckler of Marengo 11-9; and Sue Bolger and Gina Glpin of Marian easily won over Robin Mortensen and Dawn Chiodini of Hononegah 10-1. In the second round, Reihansperger-Hanrahan defeated Gray-Crady in straight sets 6-2, 6-0; and Bolger-Gilpin topped \aleway-Guetzloff 6-1, 6-0 to make it an all Marifcn final. The championship match in the doubles competition has not yet been completed, hut since it is an all Marian final the final team points can be calculated. The Hurricanes finish with 21' points, while johnsburg, Marengo, and Hoonegah All ended with nine points each. TEAM POINTS Marian 21 Marengo , 9 Inhnsburg 9 Hononegah 9 The Hurricanes Will make up a rained out match at Crown on Wednesday, Oct. 21 to conclude their regular season * Carl Moeache THANK YOU AMERICA! 1 SPECT IALVM-UES MILLION CELEBRATION •••••••••••••••••••••••• THANK YOU AMERICA! Celebrating Zenith's 50 millionth TV! Since 1949,50 million Americans have put their trust in Zenith quality...in celebration of your buying 50 million ZENITH TVs: Zenith is making available SENSATIONAL FACTORY SPECIAL COLOR TVs. LIMITED QUANTITIES! SENSATIONAL PRICES! TABLE TV The LUDLOW • S1920W Simulated grained American Walnut finish • Electronic Tuning • One-Knob 12 VHP and 6 UHF Channel Selector • VHF/UHF Deluxe Spotlite Panel ONLY $398 00 choice of two furniture styles The LI LARGE-SCREEN REMOTE CONTROL CONSOLE SPECIALS! 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