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PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30,1M1 DeKalb Eliminates Warrior Stickers Members of McHenry's field hockey team are: (from left to right) Coach John Sytsma, Cara Jepsen, Janel Uarnas, Kelly Brongh, Lynne Podpora, Karen Karpavicious, Sue Smith, Jlennine Sek, Cindy Byron, Eileen Smith, Tammy Sproul.Sue Bielsky, and Tricia Flaga. The Warriors were eliminated in th playoffs Tuesday night by top ranked DeKalb 5-4). STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD Season Ends For Area Netters The Crown District held in Crystal Lake last weekend took its toll on three area tennis teams as McHenry, Johnsburg, and Marian Central all saw their seasons come to a close. Marian fared the best of the three schools finishing in fifth place among the 11 competing schools with five points. Finishing ahead of the Hurricanes were Barrington, first place with 17points; Crystal Lake South second with 11 Vfe; Cary Grove third with seven and Crystal Lake ral fourth with six ienry finished eighth District with two ponits, while Johnsburg was ninth with one point. f 'Surviving only until the quarterfinal rounds were a pair of doubles teams and one singles player. From McHenry, the number three seed team of Leah Melahn and Chris Knox defeated Sue Bolger and Gina Gilpin of Marian 6-1, 6-4 in the second round; before bowing to Nancy Howie and Megan Riley of C.L.S. 6-0, 6- 1. Jenny Prust was scheduled to play with Knox but missed the tournament due to illness. Prust had teamed with Knox near the end of the season and the duo had fared well together. Bolger and Gilpin made it to the second round by defeating Renee Fayber and Aimee Rakow of Dundee 3-6, 6-4. 6-3. In the other doubles competition, Marian's number one team of Heidi Reihansperger and Joanne Hanrahan began the tour­ nament with a 6-3,7-5 victory over Jacobs' Darcy Brown and Jackie Waslik. The Hurricane tandem then topped Johnsburg's Stacey Naleway and Janice Schmitt 6-1,6-3 in the second round; before losing to the team of Hugo-Smith from Barrington 6-0, 6-1. McHenry's number one doubles team of Julin Larkin and Kelli Williams was defeated in first round action by CLC's team of Michele and Melissa Mouhoulis 6-3, 6- 3. Ellen Miller, Marian's number one singles player, received a bye in the first round, then defeated W o o d s t o c k ' s K a t h y Reinhardt 6-1, 6-2. In the q u a r t e r f i n a l r o u n d . however, she was eliminated by Vanessa Miller of Barrington 6-0, 6-0. Vanessa Miller entered the tour­ nament with a 16-1 record and defeated Cindy Guetzloff of Johnsburg in the second round to advance to the quarterfinals. In other singles action, both of McHenry's players were beaten in the first round Kris Sorling was beaten 6-1, 6-1 by Kelly Dodge of CLC, and Laurie Campbell was deeated by Chris Kovek of Barrington 6- 0. 6-1. Marian's other singles player, Donna Liston, also was defeated in opening round action 6-0, 6-1 by CLC's Karen Peaco. CROWN DISTRICT TEAM STANDINGS pts Barrington Crystal Lake South Cary Grove Crystal Lake Central Marian Central Dundee McHenry Woodstock Johnsburg Crown Jacobs r W I t i McHENRY COUNTRY CLUB (OPEN TO THE PUBLIC) Winter Schedule a i FRIDAY, OCT. 30: Last Day For Our Limited Lunch Menu We Will Continue To serve Dinner Wednesday Thru Saturday WEDNESDAY A THURSDAY "Twilight Dinner Hour" 4:30 - 7:00 -- Special Menu WEDNESDAY SPECIAL: Prime Rib Dinner With Salad Bar THURSDAY SPECIAL: Chicken Or Spaghetti & Meatballs With A Glass Of Wine (Your Choice) EVERY FRIDAY: Fish Fry S:00 • 10:00 EVERY SUNDAY: Brunch 10:00 - 2:00 4 • . ••••• - THIS SATURDAY - Dinner Dance In Our Main Dining Room Dinner From 5:00 Til 10:00. Dance From 8:00 Til 12:00 To The Music Of Max Michael's Trio. t" 1 Our Lounge Is Open Daily From 3:00 P.M. Our Lounge Is Open Sunday From 10:00 A.M. The Club Is Closed On Monday We Are Open To The Public For Dining & Banquets FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: 395-1072 820 N. John Street, McHenry mM. •rriii.M.i.i.u.iu.mAi.im.'.m.ii.ii.i.ru.M.Mu.M.M.uj.i.rm.Lrn.i.rrn 17 Mr 11'2 7 SPORTS BIRTHDAYS Friday-Dick Vermeil, 45. Saturday-Mickey Rivers, 33. Top ranked DeKalb high Chool eliminated McHenry igh school's field hockey iam at- West Campus Tuesday afternoon by a core of 5-0 in IHSA playoff Action. Although the Warriors %ent all eight games of the regular season without a win, John Sytsma's team pjayed an inspired, aggressive game and found itself trailing only 1-0 after the first 30 minutes of play. "That was the best half that we've played all season," said Sytsma. DeKalb managed only two shots on goal in the first half, as the Warrior defense kept them out of their territory. But McHenry goalie Karen Karpavicious could only stop Warriors At Jacobs Tomorrow afternoon Coach Joe Schlender will take his McHenry Warriors to Jacobs for another Fox Valley game. The "Golden Eagles" of Bob Bejcek are the surprise team in the conference this season. Winless last year, losing all nine games, the Eagles have turned it around this season with a conference record of 3-2 and an overall record of 4-3. the Eagles have a veteran line returning led by 6'3", 235 lb guard Pat Wessman. tackle Jerry Knyal 5'10" and 175 lbs., along with tight end Mike Lange a 6'3", 210 lbs. Craig Eberly returns at the signal caller post, and has shown great im­ provement this * season. Running back Jeff Brock and Andy Garu give the Eagles a capable offense. The Warriors will try and rebound from the 42-26 loss at Crystal Lake last week. With no more homecomings in the Fox Valley, all teams will settle down to play football and forget the post game festivities. The Warriors didn't look too bad last week in their loss. The Tigers were ready for their homecoming, and made the most of it. The Warriors and Eagles in the past two season have put on quite a show for the fans, and tomorrow should be no exception. r-a Dick Rabbitt STORE FOR MEN V McHenry high school's tennis team saw its season come to a close last weekend as It failed to advance past the Crown District. Members of the Warriors are in the back row: (from left to right) Coach Gary Gray, Kris Sorling, Chris Knox, Leah Melahn, Angela Anderson, and Donna Hoch.<Kneellng in the front row are: (from 1-r) Laurie Campbell, Julie Larkin, Kelli Williams, and Jenny Prust. ^ , STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD MM W* ¥¥¥* w* mTOm v* w wi>n« mi MmftunnmimtAoni iminiwi mi mi IAI IT 1214 N. Green ST. McHENRY DAILY 9-5:30 • FRI 9-8 • SAT 9-5 LIMITED OFFER! DIRECT TO YOU FROM HOTPOINT! Offer applies to retail purchase Oct. 1 thru Nov. 30,1981. [=][-! 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' In the final minutes of the contest, DeKalb remained impregnable while adding two final scores itself. "Our whole team played well although the girls became tired in the second half," said Sytsma. "We were down after they scored the second goal on us and we never got our momentum back." Karpavicious, the Warrior goalie all season, played superb in a losing cause as did Janel Barnes, a forward who played her first full game after being a sub­ stitute. "The entire team deserves a lot of credit," said Sytsma. "They really gave it their best shot.'*' Besides Barnes, the other forwards for McHenry were Lynn Podpora, Sue Bielsky, and Kelly Brough. The link players were Tammy Sproull and Cindy Byron. Defensively, Sue Smith and Eileen Smith played at the fullback positions and the halfback spots were handled by Cara Jepsen and Jennine Sek. Although the Warriors had dropped all nine of their games this season, they had played some of the top teams in the state and had played them almost even. "After watching us play today, the referee found it hard to believe that we hadn't won a game this season," con­ cluded Sytsma. "At times we were very good." On November 8, tryouts for an Illinois All Star team will be conducted for the opportunity to be named on the "Team Illinois" squad. \ N. RIVER RD. McHENRY ' i S w On Weekends ii MICHELIN PUT AMERICA ON RADIALS ... AND JEPSEN TIRE WANTS TO PUT YOU ON MICHELIN * * PRICED AS L0WAS SIZE 155 x 12 145 x 13 155 x 13 165 x 13 165 x 15 WE PUT AMERICA ON RADIALS COMPLETE CAR CARE CENTER $1.20 F.E.T F.E.T. PRICE 50.58 46.75 53.35 59.88 66.22 Oil AMD LUBE BALANCING WHEEL ALIGNMENT :**M| gMBM •I MOST CARS! ' AMERICAN | I I CARS! WE SELL USED TIRES I So |» I FOR ALL CARS j JLlM IT ALL SIZES! j SALES DATES: OCTOBER 30 thru NOVEMBER 4 JEPSEN TIRE CO. ^^JUW^LM^^McHENRY 385-0424 •