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M PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY *, lttt by Dick Rabbitt Blair Johnson hit •' 15- at the busier at the idee Cardunals beat the j Warriors 62-60 in a Valley thriller Friday night at Buckner gym. "The Warriors, who had ttfclled since midway through the opening period, pulled to a tie with eight seconds on the clock thanks to a Mike Bauml 12-footer that brought the small home crowd to its feet. Bauml led all scorers with 18 points. The Cardunals, however, were able to get the ball downcourt for Johnson's last second heroics, and a Warrior defeat. The loss by the Warriors lift both McHenry and Dundee tied for sixth place in» the conference with 2-4 Nfcords. The Warriors are 2- 10 overall and the Cardunals are now 4-11. t)nce again it was the same old story as the Wariors fell behind and then tried to play catch up for the ' rest of the evening. First half defensive lapses that enabled the Cards to score some easy baskets led to the defeat as* much as the 30 , turnovers made by the Warriors did. Randy Lively scored the Tops McHenry 62"60.1 Scoreboard 1 Mflrsngo Tops Mdrisn first basket of the game for Mchenry, but then Dundee assumed control of the first quarter. Bill Hermann's three point play midway through the period knotted the score at 11-11, but the Cards again took matters under control and led 22-16 at the end of the first period. McHenry was outscored 16-14 in the second period to trail 38-30 at intermission. Bauml's eight points and Mike Burgdorrs six ac­ counted for all the Warriors' scoring. In the third period, McHenry abandoned its zone defense and switched to a man-to-man which brought the team back to life. The Warriors scrapped, hustled, rebounded with some vigor, and at 2:30 in the period Mark Peterson hit his first varsity basket to put McHenry within three at 44- 41. , Bauml added another basket before the close of the period, but Dundee led 48-43 at the end of three. The Warriors didn't make their move until 4:00 remained on the clock, Trailing 58-50, Hermann got McHenry going with a 10- footer from the side and Burgdorf followed with a layup. The Warriors then went into a dry spell and com­ mitted several costly tur­ novers, but the Cards couldn't put the game away as they missed everything from the field. Burgdorf hit a 10-footer, then with : 17 remaining Bauml hit a 20-footer to pull the Warriors within two at 60-58. A costly turnover gave the ball back to McHenry and Bauml canned his 12-footer to knot the score at 60-60 with only eight seconds remaining. The rest is history as Johnson's final shot hit nothing but net. The Warriors played a splendid second half and at one stretch outscored the Cards 10-2 in their final drive. But turnovers played a glaring role in the game as McHenru committed 30 and Dundee 24, not good basketball by any means for this time of the season. One cheerful note is the improving play of sophomore Mark Peterson who scored two baskets and grabbed several rebounds. McHenry's Saturday tilt against Libertyville was called off due to the cold weather and has been rescheduled for Saturday, Feb. 13. The Warriors will travel to conference leader Crystal Lake South for a 8:00 game Friday. The Gators of Gary Collins are 6-0 in the Fox Valley and 15-1 overall. McHenry fg ft tp Bauml 9 0 18 Hermann ' 6 2 14 Babb 12 4 Burgdorf 6 3 15 Lively 13 5 Freund 0 o 0 Peterson 2 0 4 FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE BOYS BASKETBALL School Crystal Lake South Woodstock Cary Grove Crystal Lake Central - Jacobs McHenry Dundee Crown 3 \ conf w 1 pts opp 6 0 410 300 5 1 375 289 3 3 319 323 3 3 333 324 3 3 342 349 2 4 312 345 2 4 329 347 0 6 285 408 Totals: • 25 10 60 Dundee fg ft tp Kelly 5 3 13 Gilbert 2 0 4 Johnson 5 5 15 Killough 7 0 14 F i e l d i n g 1 1 3 Paul 0 11 Schmitt 2 0 4 Jones 3 2 8 School Crystal Lake South Crown Cary Grove Dundee McHenry Crystal Lake Central Woodstock Jacobs FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE GIRLS BASKETBALL w 1 3 o 2 0 2 i 1 "1 1 2 1 0 pts 178 95 126 106 103 116 96 121 . all w 1 15 1 10 2 6 6 9 6 10 6 2 10 4 11 6 9 opp 117 60 144 75 140 128 115 165 Lady Warriors Win WOODSTOCK -A fourth quarter Marian Central rally fell short as Marengo held on for a 71-68 SHARK Con­ ference victory over the Hurricanes Friday night. Trailing 67-53 with 4:27 remaining, Marian scored 13 straight points to slice the Indian lead to 67-66 with just 40 seconds remaining. Marengo's Steve Waeghe hit two free throws to restore a three point 69-66 lead, but Marian's Scott Truckenbrod responded with a layup with 31 seconds left to cut the Marengo lead to 69-68. After a missed Indian free throw, the Hurricanes regained possession with nine seconds left, but missed a shot and their chance to take the lead. Marengo's Waeghe then hit two more free throws to ice the win. The victory improved Marengo to 4-0 in the SHARK and 1-6 overall. Marian dropped to 2-2 in the league and 7-5 overall. Marengo held a 17-14 lead after one quarter and 34-31 lead at halftime. The visitors then rolled on to a 52-43 advantage after three quarters and outscored the Hurricanes 12-6 in the opening minutes of the final period before Marian rallied back. Scott Truckenbrod topped all scorers with 30 points, while Mike Sabatka had 13 and Chuck Hartlieb 12 for the Hurricanes. Waeghe had 27 points and Dennis Hansen added 22 for the Indians. Marian will be host Hononegah on Friday then travel to Cary Grove on Saturday. SHARK CONFERENCE BOYS BASKETBALL conf all Marengo 4-0 8-6 Marian Central 2-2 7-5 Harvard 2-2 6-9 Johnsburg 1-2 3-11 Hononegah 0-3 5-7 Totals: 25 12 Dundee 22-16-10-14-62 McHenry 16-14-13-17-60 Hiller, Buss-Stop Share Lead Buss Ford-John's Sport Stop and Hiller Construction stayed in a dogfight for first place in Men's Parks & Recreation basketball as each won last Wednesday to improve their records to 6-1. The Buss-Stop overcame a 34-32 halftime deficit and defeated St. Regis Pub 69-59. St. Regis led after the first 20 minutes because of the inside scoring of Brian Miller and Scott Strange (each 10 points in the half), and the outside shooting of Steve Knox (8 points). The Buss-Stop, however, came back in the second half and clamped on a tough defensive display which forced some bad Regis shots and key turnovers. ^fter regaining the lead eajrly in the second half, the Buss-Stop forced Regis out oC their zone defense and tna upped the margin to as much as 18 points. The closest Regis would get before running out of gas was seven points, that with eight minutes to play. Regis' Brian Miller led all scorers with 22 points, while Buss-Stop's Jim Heard netted 18 points. Randy Neiss (14 points), Steve Kasperczyk (12 points), and Steve Buss (10 points) all provided balanced scoring for the winners. Knox finished with 15 points for Regis. Buss-Stop St. Regis 32-37 -69 34-25 - 59 Ben Beck had the distinction last week of not only coaching Johnsburg high school to a 100-plus record, but he also played a significant role in helping Hiller Construction to climb over the century mark in its 104-64 thrashing of Orchard Heights. Beck scored 26 points on 13 field goals, and he teamed with Don Bentz who had 24 points on 12 field goals to lead Hiller to its sixth straight win. Hiller led 53-26 at halftime and never looked back. Joe Huemann (16 points), John Meyers (14 points), and Steve Dobner (10 points) all helped out the winners' offensive attack. Jim Zasada's 24 points paced Orchard Heights' attack. Zasada has now scored 20 or more points in his last three contests. Marty Baker and Roger Keller added 13 points each. Hiller Construction 53-51-104 Orchard Heights 26-38 - 64 Christopher's moved into a tie for third place with St. Regis with a convincing 67-50 win over Peer Inn. Ken Ludwig and Ron Sul aski led the winners with 14 points each, while Kip Novotney had 16 points for Peer Inn. Orchard Heights 1 6 Peer Inn 0 7 Top 10 Scorers: fg ft tp J. Heard 48 27 123 B. Beck 40 24 104 J. Zasada 45 9 99 E. Neiss 46 5 97 B. Miller 38 15 91 S. Knox 44 3 91 D. Bentz 39 13 91 D. Harris 38 7 83 K. Novotney 33 14 80 R. Wanta 37 6 80 Games scheduled for Christopher's Peer Inn 31-36-67 22-28-50 Standings: w 1 Buss-Stop 6 1 Hiller Construction 6 1 St. Regis Pub 4 3 Christopher's 4 3 Wednesday, Jan. 20 include: 7:00 p.m. Orchard Heights vs. St. Regis Pub. 8:00 p.m. Hiller Con­ struction vs. Christopher's (Game of the Week). 9:00 p.m. Buss-Stop vs. Peer Inn. Pat Wirtz Tankers Top Streamwood I Parks & Recreation near for the City of McHenry tion sponsored ski trip to of FA. 5- The deadline is draM Department of Parks & Wausau, Wis. This trip is scheduled for i 7, 1982. Rib Mountain, in scenic Rib Mountain State Park, has a The Motor ts of this trip will be lodging at the Midway Wausau, which features an indoor swimming pool, saunas, restaurant, game room and lounge. Registrations are now being taken at the McHenry City Hall, 1111N. Green St. All registration is on a first crane first serve basis. Seperate fees wiu be charged for those with their own equipment and for those who are renting equipment. For further information on the Rib Mountain Sad weekend, call the Department of Parks ft Recreation at 344-3300. McHENRY -Coach Mike Shanahan's McHenry high school swim team defeated Streamwood last week 105- 61. The Warriors captured first place in nine of the 11 events to win their third dual meet of the season. Wade Cepulis won both the 100 and the 200 yard freestyle events and was a maember of the first place 400 relay team to lead McHenry. The Warriors will be at Zion Tuesday then travel to Dundee on Thursday, Jan. 21 to compete against the Cardunals. Both meets begin at 4:30 p.m. McHenry scoring against Streamwood is as follows: Medley Relay - (l)Zim- merman, D. Cepulis, Schaefer, McNish. 50 freestyle - (l)McNish (3)Schaefer (4)Hughes. 100 frestyle - (1) W. Cepulis (3)McNish (4)Hughes. 200 freestyle - (1)W. Cepulis (2)Miller (4)Pat- terson. 500 freestyle - (l)Miller (3) Patterson. I.M. - (2)D. Cepulis (3)Iwanski. Diving - (l)Ledford (2)Brizzi (3)Jepsen. 100 Fly - (1)D. Cepulis. 100 Back - (2)Zimmerman (4)Shaver. 100 Breast - (l)Schaefer (2)Iwanski. 400 Relay - (l)Hughes, Zimmerman, W. Cepulis, Miller. M c H E N R Y - K a r e n Karpavicius sewed 15 of her game high 17 points in the first half to lead the McHenry high school girls basketball team to a 37-27 Win over Fox Valley op­ ponent Crystal Lake Central Thursday night. Both the Lady Warriors and the Tigers are now 1-2 in conference play. "I thought we played a good game," said McHenry coach Pat Wirtz. "We didn't let a bigger team get to us like we did earlier in the year." The Lady Warriors led 11-9 at the end of the first quarter and 23-16 at halftime. In the third quarter, McHenry slowed down the tempo of the game and made only one of seven shots for two points. But Crystal Lake shot horribly from the field and managed but two field goals in the third quarter to still trail 25-20. The Lady Warriors had a 10-point lead cut to three in the fourth quarter, but then Greta Larsen, Debbie .Koerber, and Terry Blume picked up the slack with some key field goals to give Wirtz his second win of the year. Blume had a fine all- around game for McHenry aS she grabbed a team- leading 11 rebounds and also scored 10 points. With Karpavicius pulling down nine rebounds and Koerber adding another eight, McHenry outboarded Crystal Lake 31-28 for the game. Also indicative of the Lady Warriors' tenacious defense and hustle was the fact that they had 20 recoveries to only five for the Tigers. Karpavicius, Blume, Geiger, and Renee Mezzano all had four recoveries each. The Tigers made but 12 of 50 field goal attempts while the Lady Warriors were good on 16 of 37 attempts. 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