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Grapplers Lose At Jacobs f Parks & Recreation | PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18,1961 McHenry high school's wrestling team dropped below the .500 level for the first time this year as Jacobs edged the Warriors 35-23 last Friday at Jacobs. , McHenry is now l-l in the Fox Valley conference and stands 3-4 overall. a , One Of the bright spots for .McHenry was senior Scott Schmitt in the 138 class. Sch­ midt won a narrow 3-2 .decision to keep his record unblemished at 7-0. - In the 105 class, Steve Carby suffered his first loss of the season as he was decisioned 8-5. The sophomore now has a 6-1 record. After wrestling Crystal to try and match up with the more taller Eagles. The occasion marked the ninth time that Coach Ken Slimko has brought a team to Buckner gym, and for the ninth time he want home a loser. Victories may be few and far between this season, but when we look back on the Jacobs game, the game ball should go to Ken Ludwig. Joe Schmitt and Mac McCracken joined us in press row - 4ast Friday night. Between these two fine gentlemen they spent over eighty years following Warrior athletics. The stories these two can tell of former Warrior days would fill volumes of books. I can remember while coaching when I told Joe, we are going to Barrington for our game, and presto we were there. I thought I knew all the ways to Barrington. A good thing that they didn't have "radar guns" for school buses in those days. Lake Central on Thursday, the Warriors will compete in the Harvard Tournament which will begin on Friday, Dec. 18 and conclude on Saturday. By weight class, here are the individual performances against Jacobs: 98 lbs. Erich Gaza was pinned by Quinn at 4:37. The sophomore stands 2-3 overall. 105 lbs. Steve Carby was decisioned by Horsch 8-5. Carby, now 6-1, is yet a co- leader in pins with four. 112 lbs. Rick Connor was pinned On The Sidelines By Dick Rabbitt vig i it over Jacobs 53-52. This is one vie The Warriors of Ken Ludwig won a cliff-hanger last lis is one victory j up for the veteran coach. It was a simple case of Friday night chalk up for you can superior coaching that enabled the Warriors to emerge the victors in the contest. True, it took the players to put the ball in the basket, but the man on the bench did a lot more than sitand watch the game. The Warriors opened up with a zone defense, and the Golden Eagles shot an amazing 75 percent in the first half. With their superior height advantage, one would look for the Eagles to place their big men inside near the basket. They chose to continue to shoot from the outside, however, while the Warriors stuck to their zone defense. Not changing his defense, the veteran Warrior coach as They have promised to come back, and if we can get S.I.H. away from the table on Friday nights we would really have a select group watching the game. Speaking of "Radar", we would like to welcome the new v assistant coach of the Warriors, Terry Reilly. Terry is teaching at Parkland Junior high, and has taken over from another veteran El Partenheimer. At times last Friday, one would think that the old "Radar" would jump off the bench and pop a long one in for the Warriors. He gave us Warrior fans many a thrill, and we wish him the very best of luck in the field of coaching. Pat Wirtz's girls ran tino a red hot Lake Zurich team last week and dropped their opener. First game mistakes a big part in the "Lady Warriors" defeat. The ke Zurich team had already played three games, and / had ironed out some of the early season mistakes, which are evident to any team whether it be boys or girls. With some returning letttermen, there will be vast improvement during the season. Marty Sobczak's "Rassling Warriors" ran into a good Jacobs team and went down to defeat last Friday. The Jacobs squad is undefeated this season, and one of the favorites to capture the Fox Valley title this season. The basketball team will open holiday play at Wheeling, playing Rolling Meadows at the unbelievable hour of 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 26. Maybe it is time for Warrior officials to start thinking about hosting their own holiday tourney. We have the facilities,' and as hosts v could schedule the locals for a lot better time than 9:30 p.m. The Warriors will entertain the Tigers from Central tonight. The Tigers are 0-2 this season in the Fox Valley. The Warriors will have their work cut out for them. Speaking of the Tigers we take you back to the 1964-65 season when the locals really beat the Tigers 84-53. Rich Smith led the local attack with 18 points that night in the East campus gym. McHENRY VS. CRYSTAL LAKE 1964-65 Moss Lawrence Lockwood Bentz Hiller Soda Smith Nolan Mauch Totals: McHenry fg ft pf tp 29 26 17 84 McHenry Crystal Lake fg ft pf tp Thurston 2 0 5 4 GulLey 1 3 3 5 Miller 3 0 3 6 Edwards 0 0 5 0 Desmond 8 4 2 20 Green 2 4 4 8 Naughton 1 0 2 2 Fletcher 3 0 3 6 Wolf 1 0 1 2 Lally 0 0 1 0 Manteuffel 0 0 1 0 Totals: 21 11 30 53 20 22 19 23 84 e 15 14 19 5 53 MAINLY FOR MEN ...a co-ed program Mainly For Men is a vigorous cardiovascular fitness program that offers the benefits of jogging and calisthentics. Classes are taught by Instructors certiled by Jacki Sorensen, originator of Aerobic Dancing. CLASSES STARTING NEAR YOU CHANCE TO DANCE PLACE McHENRY. ILL. MON./WED. 8:30 PM CALL FOR A FREE SCHEDULE T (815)344-5250 OR (312)729-0106 Aerobic Dancing by Quinn at 1:30. Connor stands at 4-3 and also has four pins to his credit. 119 lbs. McHenry forfeited to Jacobs. The Warriors have forfeited all seven matches this year at 119. 126 lbs. Bob Sarabia was decisioned 8-5 by Lietza. Sarabia stands at 2-3. 132 lbs. Mike Love was the first winner for McHenry on the night as he decisioned Rebee 11-4. The junior is 4-3 for the year. 138 lbs. Scott Schmitt kept his record perfect as he decisioned Schau 3-2. Of Sch- mitt's seven wins, four have been pins. 145 lbs. Roland Hunt won his first match of the year for McHenry as he pinned Botts in 2:44. 155 lbs. Dan Clark won for the fifth time in seven matches as he decisioned Martenson 12-6. 167 lbs. Tom Ketchum lost a superior decision to Stark 20- 6. Wrestling at both 185 and 167, the senior is 2-5 for the year. 185 lbs. Tom Kucek won by forfeit to raise his record to 2-1. Heavyweight Brad Johnson was pinned by Wessman at :21 in his first varsity match of the season. McHenry's freshmen- sophomore wrestling team won three individual titles en route to a first place finish in the Wauconda Tournament last Saturday. The young WarrlOlto finished with 167 team points to outdistance second place Crown who finished with 145 points. Libertyville finished third with 130V6 points and was followed by . Round Lake, fourth with 126; Lake Park, fifth with 95^; then Glenbrook South, Grayslake, and host Wauconda. In addition to the three championships, the Warriors also brought back two second places, two third peaces, ajtthvfour fourth places. / \ Not ojuy is it rare to have an St man team win a tournament (McHenry forfeited at 119), but it is also highly unusual to have one school have all of its wrestlers involved in championship and consotion matches. Not one McHenry wrestler placed lowed than fourth place. Championships were earned by Carby (105), Connor (112), and Sarabia (126), while second place awards went to Hunt (138) and Johnson (heavyweight). Awarded third place trophies for McHenry,were Dave Sarabia (132) and Mike Milinac (155), while fourth place finishers were Gaza (98), Bob Hawley (145), Mike Lobinsky (167), and Jeff Greany (185). The City of McHenry Dept. of Paries and Recreation will sponsor a skate exchange and sled and toboggan sale on Saturday, December 19, at Pearl Street parte. bkates, sleds, and toboggans will be accepted for resale or exchange between 12:30 and 1 p.m. The sale will begin at 1 Pj"Vand will end at 3 p.m. The sale and exchange will take 10 picnic shelter. This program is an excellent opportunity to sell your old, outgrown or unwanted pair of skates and the chance to pick up a newer, better fitting pair at bargain prices. Used sleds and toboggans will also be available for resale. The Parks and Recreation Dept. staff will coordinate the exchange program. Buyers and sellers are urged to be on time. For further information on this program, call the City of McHenry Dept. of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300. Tumbleweeds Enjoy Success a calendar of upcoming events Friday, Dec. 18 McHenry Boys Basketball Crystal Lake Central McHenry Wrestling at Harvard Toumament( thru 19th) Johnsburg Boys Basketball Marian Central Saturday, Dec. 19 Johnsburg Boys Basketball Monday, Dec. 21 Johnsburg & Marian Central Boys Basketball at Wauconda Johnsburg Girls Basketball Johnsburg Wrestling Marian Girls Basketball 'Cane Grapplers 2-0 M a r i a n C e n t r a l ' s wrestling team is off to a 2-0 start under first-year coach Mike Garvey after recording a 66-6 victory over Hebron Monday night. The Hurricanes won five of only six matches and benefitted from six Green Giant forfeits to win the meet. The five winning wrestlers for Marian Central were Jeff Nuhsbaum (112-pin), Tom Schermerhorn (132-pin), John Nebel (145-pin), Kevin Niedospial (155-pin), and Tony Piwowarczyk (185- pin). Marian's Jim Mass (138) was pinned by Ed Tuttle for Hebron's only points. Last Saturday, the Hurricanes in sixth place at the 11-team St. Francis Tournament. Montini won the tour­ nament and was followed by Lisle, Sandwich, and host St. Francis for the top spots. Valley Lutheran, winner of the Illinois-Wisconsin classic two weeks ago, finished fifth overall. Following Marian Central were Steinmetz (Chicago), Johnsburg, St. Edward, Walther Lutheran, and Timothy Christian. Marian Central brought back three medals from the t o u r n a m e n t . M a r k Wohnrade finished second in the 98 class, Rich Kelly finished second in the heavyweight class, and Schermerhorn finished third at 126. Johnsburg brought back four medals from the tournament. Mike Dalan was the individual champion at 185, and Mike Hurckes (132), Joe Kalisek (138), and Brett Everett (145) each brought back a third place medal. The Skyhawks will be at Richmond on Monday, Dec. 21 to take on the host Rockets and also Hampshire. After hosting St. Edward on Thursday, the Hurricanes will be idle until Wednesday. Jan. 6 when they host S H A R K o p p o n e n t Hononegah. SPORTS BIRTHDAYS Friday-Greg Landry, 35; Jerry Robinson, 25. Satur- day-Al Kaline, 47. Sunday- Cecil Cooper & Oscar Gamble 32. Monday-Dave Kingman, 33. More than 400 competitors and over 700 spectators converged on West Campus on Sunday, Dec. 6 as 17 teams from throughout the state competed in the Second Annual McHenry County Tumble-Weeds, U.S.T.A. open Tumbling Meet. The outstanding success of this event has placed McHenry and the Tumble- Weeds in a premier position on the L.S.T.A. circuit with teams from the northern area, Kenosha, Wis. and Marengo, to the South and Central area of Taylorville and Peru, the Metro area od Cicero and Evanston, and the other major teams in between sending full squads to this event. Few other sporting events can match these figures for a single event. Matching the success of the meet was the success of head coach Duane Sperry's host Tumble-Weed team. With only seven members and no place to call home, coach Spery organized the team three and one half years ago and has since seen it grow to 65 members. The Tumble-Weeds now threaten the supremacy of the older e s t a b l i s h e d t e a m s throughout the Midwest. In Sunday's competition, the Tumble-Weeds captured five team trophies and 35 individual ribbons. The only dark cloud of the day ap­ peared whrn Cindi Kinsaia sustained fractures of both ankles while completing her final warm up pass, in what was later termed a "one in a million" occurence. The day brightened considerably, however, with top honors being awarded to Melissa Stevens (first place beginning girls six and under), Michael Cornetz (firt place beginning boys 7- 8), and Ingid Kjaer, Cathy Rathbone, Mark McGwan, Steve Crook, Shane Sperry, Pat Sperry, Sherri Trizinski, and Erin Boland winning second place awards. Kathy Kunzer took a third place and fourth and fifth place ribbons were awarded to Kelly Koerper, Steve Nelson, Mike McGowan, Jenny Ricker, and Melanie Smith. • D. Kinsaia at Hampshire Tournament Grant at Richmond-with Hampshire at Cary Grove Tournament School Bowling League ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ 1. Who was the NL base­ ball 's Most Valuable Player? 2. Julius Erving plays pro basketball for what team? 3. Who won the 1981 Winston Cup points championship in auto racing? 4. Joe Ferguson quarter­ backs for what pro football team? 5. What was the first year Jack Nicklaus was PGA's leading money winner? Answers To Sport Quiz 1. Mike Schmidt. 2. Philadelphia 76ers. 3. Darrell Waltrip just ahead of Bobby Allison. 4. Buffalo Bills. 5. 1%4. The bowling season is already half over ..next week is position bowling. Rumor has it that we'll be bowling for some special Christmas gifts, too! Splits converted this week: J. Golden 5-7, E Rogers 2-7, A. Street 5-10, and B. Thompson 5-10. B. 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