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PLAINDEALER • WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27.1962 Big Jim Heard (40) of the Even year alumni team goes up to Mock a Roger Wanta (53) shot in Saturday night's annual event. The Even year alumnis behind Terry Reilly's 24 points and Heard's 20. defeated the Odd year graduates 68-62. Watching the pay are from left to right Gary Fairchild (52), Gary Snell (43), and Ken Ludwig (0). STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD. Reilly, Heard Pace Even Year Grads E McHENRY -The Even year graduates defeated the Odd year graduates 68-62 Saturday night at McHenry's annual alumni game. Due to the extreme cold weather, only a small crowd showed up to witness this year's event. But those that did make the effort had the chance to watch McHenry's stars of yesteryear Coach Ken Ludwig would have like to have some of the talent on hand for his current Warriors. Terry '"Radar" Reilly can still pass with the best of them, and hasn't lost his eye for the 20-footers that he swished through the net. Reilly led all scorers with 24 points. Jim Heard at 6-8 would be a welcome sight on the varsity this year with his fine shooting touch and rebounding strength. Heard pumped in 20 points to follow Reilly as the visitors' leading scorers Ken Ludwig (21 points) and Steve Kasperczyk teamed up as guards for the odd year graduates and kept the ball moving on offense. Roger Wanta and Gary Fairchild still can hit the boards. Dave Lawson still plays a steady game, and 1964 grad Don Harris still hasn't lost his touch Gary Snell had a good night with plenty of action underneath with the big boys, and Jim Bacon let fly a 20-footer that hit nothing but net. Bob Zeller, a 1981 grad, still rebounds and shoots well, and 1956 grad "Sweet" Charlie Pierce probably had more fun than the rest of the fellows put together. Charlie still moves up and down the court, although a little slower than the days gone by. Pat Wirtz was the lone Scoreboard FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE BOYS BAKETBALL Team Crystal Lake South Woodstock Crystal Lake Central Jacobs Cary Grove Dundee McHenry Crown conf 1 w 1 pts opp 7 0 472 335 5 1 375 289 4 3 385 374 3 3 342 349 3 4 369 375 3 4 403 419 2 5 347 407 0 7 357 482 w 16 10 12 10 6 4 2 all 1 l 2 6 6 7 1 1 1 1 5 11 i Name ; Mitby i Killough i Hill | T.Dayton i DeWane Leading Scorers: (conference games only Team Crystal Lake South Dundee Crystral Lake Central Crystal Lake South Woodstock fg ft 47 31 tp 125 125 104 38 28 104 40 15 95 58 49 ! Team 1 Crown | Crystal Lake South McHenry J Cary Grove i Dundee ! Crystal Lake Central } Woodstock . Jacob6 FOX VALLEY CONFERENCE GIRLS BASKETBALL w 1 pts opp 5 0 252 178 5 0 296 199 2 3 174 231 2 3 213 239 2 3 260 233 1 4 181 219 1 3 128 172 1 3 164 202 Leading Scorers: (conference games only) Name Team fg ft lP Scherman Crystal Lake South 39 17 95 Boos Cary Grove 33 12 78 Kwidzinski Jacob6 22 22 66 Hustzi Crystal Lake Central 22 19 63 Haeger Crown 23 9 55 Karpavicius McHenry 18 15 51 c STRETCH YOUR DOLLARS AT FREWS STOREFORMEN Casual Slacks Reg $18-S20 * 1 1 " Reg.$21 $25 $ 1 4 " Reg. $25.50-$30 $18** LONG SLEEVE Sport Shirts Reg $)5-$l8 * 1 1 " Reg $18.50-$20 ® 1 3 M Reg $21 $25 * 1 5 " Sdift. Checks Wools F tails. Poljtstrs 315 0019 ,STORE FOR MEN 1214 N. Or--H StT, McH+nry official and he was kept busy running up and down the court all evening. Dick Rabbitt 1982 McHenry Alumni Game Gary Snell Ken Ludwig Bob Zeller Jim Bacon Roger Wanta Steve Kasperzyck Totals: Don Harris Charlie Pierce Terry Reilly Gary Fairchild Dave Lawson Totals: Home (Oddyears) 26-36-62 Visitors (Even years) 36-32-68 Home team Class of fg ft tp 1965 1 3-4 5 1975 10 1-2 21 1981 5 2-6 12 1973 1 0-0 2 1973 6 2-4 14 1975 4 0-0 8 27 8-16 62 Visiting team Class of fg ft tP 1964 4 (M) 8 1957 0 0-0 0 1976 12 0-0 24 1970 1 0-0 2 1974 10 0-0 20 33 2-2 68 Skyhawk Cagers Clawed By Tigers JOHNSBURG -The Fox Valley conference hasn't been kind to Johnsburg this year as Crystal Lake Central became the second FVC school to whip the Skyhawks in a non-conference tilt. Friday night the Tigers clawed the Skyhawks 74-55 as they dominated the boards with their overall superior size. Earlier this season Johnsburg was soundly beaten at Wood­ stock, again falling victim to the other team's height advantage. Central also won Friday night over Cary Grove to push its overall record to 12- 6. Johnsburg dropped to a 4- 12 overall mark. The Tigers were off and running in the first quarter connecting on 10 of 16 field goal attempts and all four of their free throws for 24 points The Skyhawks, mean­ while, had all kinds of trouble with the Tigers' 1-3-1 midcourt press and lost the ball several times on bad passes before even getting off a shot. Joe Meyers finally got Johnsburg on the board with a three-point play with 5:30, but his basket and Jeff Fowler's with :43 left would be the only two that the Skyhawks would get in nine attempts in the first quarter Johnsburg connected on five of seven free throws, however, for a total of nine first quarter points. The Skyhawks came back in the second quarter as they M W X TRXE5! Nobody likes thom I Everybody has to deal with thom M I* South Defeats McHenry 62-35 CRYSTAL LAKE -Gary Collins' state-ranked Crystal Lake South squad won its sixteenth straight game Friday night at the expense of McHenry 62-35. The Gators rushed out to 20-13 first quarter lead and never looked back. The loss dropped the Warriors to 2-5 in the Fox Valley conference and 2-11 overall. The Gators remain in first place in the con­ ference with an unblemished 7-0 record and stand 16-1 overall. Statistically, McHenry matched up with Crystal Lake in all categories but one - hitting the basket. The Warriors were as cold as the weather outside making just 12 of 48 field goal attempts (25 percent) for a mark far below their season average. The Gators outrebounded the Warriors 29-23, but in the first half the visitors had the better end of it. McHenry hit the offensive boards with authority in the first getting a second and third shot, but the ball just wouldn't drop through. McHenry also cut down on its turnovers committing but 14 in the game, a far cry from last week's 30 miscues. In the early moments of the opening period, Bill Hermann, Mike Bauml, Steve Babb, and Mike Burgdorf kept the Warriors close with field goals, but the Gators then began to pull away behind Jeff Mitby. Mitby, the conference's leading scorer, began to find the range as the Gators pulled out to a 20-13 halftime lead. In the second period, the pressure defense of Crystal Lake took }ts toll on McHenry. Mitby continued his torrid shooting as the Gators outscored the Warriors 17-11 and led 37-24 at intermission. The second half was pure disaster for the Warriors. Plaindealer Unable to get their offense going because of the tenacious Gator defense, the Warriors managed to score but two points in the quarter, their lowest output of the season, and found them­ selves trailing 51-26 going into the final period. Only Hermann's field goal averted a third quarter shutout. With the Crystal Lake starters now on the bench, Collins showed off his reserves and proved that he does have depth. The Gators outscored the Warriors 11-9 in the fourth quarter and won handily 62-35. McHenry coach Ken Ludwig was obviously disappointed in his team's shooting performance, but felt that the overall floor game had improved drastically over last week. "Our shooting was just plain horrible," he said. "But our floor game was the best this season as we committed only 14 tur­ novers, and our offensive rebounding in the first half was also our best showing of the year." Mitby and Mike Dayton each finished with 16 points to lead Crystal Lake, while Hermann was the only McHenry player to crack double figures as he finished with 14 points. Credit must be given where it is due. Collins has assembled a fine ballclub, they play good defense, they shoot well, and they play afe a team, something they haven't done in past years. Whether they make waves in the state playoffs remains to be seen. With their tallest player at 6-3, the Gators will have a tough road ahead of them if they meet some of the suburban schools with starters over 6-5. Anyway, a 16-1 record at this time isn't bad for a school that is only four years old. McHenry will return to the friendly confines of Buckner gym on Friday, Jan. 29 when it hosts Cary Grove. Dick Rabbitt Crystal Lake South fg ft tP Corey 0 1 1 Goodwin 3 2 8 Mitby 6 4 16 T. Dayton 3 0 6 M. Dayton 8 0 16 Catenkamp 1 0 2 Quinn 1 1 3 Witt 3 4 10 Totals: 25 12 62 McHenry fg ft tp Bauml 3 0 6 Hermann 5 4 14 Babb 2 0 4 Burgdorf 10 2 Peterson 14 6 Buenzli 0 3 3 Totals: 12 11 35 C.L. South 20-17-14-11-62 McHenry 13-11- 2-9-35 Lady Warriors Split; 3rd In FVC adjusted to the Tigers' zone press and took advantage of the absence of 6-6 center Jim Teuber and 6-5 forward Steve Hill who were both riding the bench with their third and fourth personal fouls, respectively. Tom Pieper scored seven of his game-high 20 points in (he quarter, but Johnsburg still trailed 36-20 at in­ termission. The third quarter turned into a run-and-gun affair as the Skyhawks poured in 23 points and the Tigers netted 20. Jeff Bartmann had 10 of his 11 points in the quarter and Meyers added eight for Johnsburg. Hill and reserve forward Lee Stromberg matched Meyers' total for Crystal Lake. • The Tigers opened up a 20- point lead in the fourth quarter when coach Arnie Kay began clearing his bench. The Crystal Lake reserves continued the scoring parade with 18 quarter points to only 12 for Johnsburg to win handily. Hill led a well balanced scoring attack for the Tigers with 14 points, while Teuber and Scott Beck each scored 12 Meyers joined Pieper and Bartmann in double figure scoring for the Skyhawks as he finished with 15 points. Johnsburg will make up its postponed contest with Harvard on Tuesday night, then play at Alden-Hebron on Saturday, Jan. 30 at 7:30 p.m. Carl Moesche CARPENTERSVILLE - McHenry high school's girls basketball team moved into a tie for third place in the Fox Valley conference by splitting two conference games last week. Pat Wirtz's Lady Warriors lost at Crown 52-31 Thursday night, but rebounded to win an exciting game at Cary Grove 40-39 Saturday night. The Vikings made it 5-0 in the FVC behind Jean Haeger's 24 points. The Crown center, who ranks fifth in the league in scoring with 55 points, scored 20 of those points in the first half as her team began to pull away. McHenry trailed slightly at 12-10 at the end of the first quarter, but was outscored 18-5 in the second period to trail 31-15 at intermission. The Vikings then out- scored the Lady Warriors 16- 8 in the third period to put the game away. Sue Smith led McHenry in scoring with eight points, while Terri Blume followed w i t h s i x . McHenry vs. Crown (52) fg ft tp Karpavicius 2 0-0 4 B l u m e 3 , 0 - 1 6 Geiger 1 3-6 5 Larsen 0 0-0 0 Smith 2 4-4 8 Mezzano 1 1-2 3 Podpora 0 1-2 1 Dobbertin 0 0-10 P i n k s t a f f 2 0 - 1 4 Totals: 11 9-17 31 Crown 12-18-16- 5-52 McHenry 10- 5- 8- 8-31 CARY -Saturday night, the Lady Warriors looked like they would be crushed by the Trojans, but they turned the game around in the second half and rallied to win it in the fourth quarter. McHenry trailed 11-2 at the end of the first quarter and 25-11 at intermission. But the fireworks started in the second half. Karen Karpavicius, who netted but two field goals in the first half, got her team going by scoring 11 second half points to tie Crown's Kim Boos for scoring honors with 15 points. The Lady Warriors' center included a perfect 5-for-5 from the charity stripe in her performance including the last two of the game. McHenry outscored Cary Grove 15-7 and 14-7 in the final two quarters limiting the Trojans to only four field goals in the second half. McHenry also made nine of 12 free throws in the second half in its comeback. Smith, who led the Lady Warriors in scoring Thur­ sday, again had a superb game by scoring seven of her nine points in the fourth quarter and also pulling down a team-leading 15 rebounds. Wirtz also got strong support from his bench as Cissy Pinkstaff, Renee Mezzano, and Lynne Pod­ pora all contributed in the waning moments as starters Karpavicius, Blume, and Robin Geiger all fouled out. Pinkstaff made a pair of free throws with 2:11 remaining which put McHenry on top for good, and Podpora added six key rebounds down the stretch. The Lady Warriors out- scrapped the Trojans as they held a distinct 16-7 ad­ vantage in recoveries. "Our second half defense is what won the game for us," said Wirtz. "The girls hustled all the way forcing a lot of turnovers and a lot of bad shots." McHenry will play host to conference co-leader Crystal Lake South on Thursday, Jan. 28. The Gators and Crown share identical 6-0 records in the FVC. McHenry vs. Cary Grove (39) fg ft tp Karpavicius 5 5-5 15 Blume 1 2-2 4 Geiger 4 0-0 8 Smith 3 3-5 9 Larsen 0 0-10 Mezzano 0 0-2 0 Pinkstaff 0 2-3 2 Podpora 10-2 2 Totals: 14 12-20 40 McHenry 2-9-15-14-40 C a r y G r o v e 1 1 - 1 4 - 7 - 7 - 3 9 Carl Moesche Sulaski Leads Christopher's Past Hiller Ron Sulaski made two free throws with no time remaining on the clock as Christopher's Men's Wear edged out first place Hiller Construction 61-60 in Parks & Recreation basketball. Sulaski's two free throws Crystal Lake Central fg ft tP R. Beck 2 2-2 6 Janke 0 1-2 1 Witt 2 0-0 4 Graves 3 0-1 6 S. Beck 5 2-2 12 Lerum 1 0-0 2 Ormsby 3 1-3 7 Holton 1 0-0 2 Teuber 5 2-2 12 Stromberg 4 0-2 8 Hill 7 0-1 14 Totals. 33 8-15 74 Johnsburg fg ft tp Pieper 6 8-10 20 Fowler 2 1-2 5 Metzger 0 0-1 0 Bartmann 4 3-4 11 Williams l 0-0 2 Wharton 10-1 2 Meyers 6 3-4 15 Totals: 20 15-22 55 C.L. Central 24-12-20-18-74 Johnsburg 9-11-23-12-55 dropped Hiller into second place, one game behind Buss Ford-John's Sport Stop who won easily over winless Peer Inn. Christopher's led by as much as 17 points in the first half as Twig Miller con­ nected for 12 of his team leading 16 points. Hiller, however, switched from a zone to an aggressive man-to-man defense and sliced the lead to eight points, 37-29, at halftime. After a cold-shooting first half, Don Bentz and Ben Beck brought Hiller back as their team took a seven point lead with five minutes remaining. Hiller main­ tained a six point lead with 1:30 remaining, but then several missed free throws off a bonus one-and-one allowed Christopher's to catch up. Trailing 60-59 with :11 left to play, Christopher's Ken Ludwig dribbled the length of the court, shot and missed. Sulaski was there for the rebound and was fouled as the buzzer soun­ ded Following Miller in scoring for Christopher's were Ludwig with 14 points, Mike Wilcox with 12, and Don Harris with 11. Bentz and Beck were the leading scorers for Hiller with 23 and 17 points, respectively. Christopher's 37-24 - 61 Hiller Construction 29-31 • 60 The Buss-Stop took over sole possession of first place by routing Peer Inn 85-44. The winners led 44-18 at intermission and never looked back. Jim Heard led a well- balanced scoring attack for the Buss-Stop with 23 points and was followed by Dave Lawson with 18, Steve Kasperczyk with 16, and Randy and Rick Neiss who each netted 12. Roger Wanta with 15 points and Kip Novotney with 12 led Peer Inn. points) helped the winners' cause. Jim Zasada scored 25 points for Orchard Heights and Marty Baker chipped in 12. St. Regis 49-48-97 Orch ard Heights 24-36 - 60 Standings: w 1 The Buss-Stop 7 1 Hiller Construction 6 2 St. Regis 5 3 Christopher's 5 3 Orchard Heights l 7 Peer Inn o 8 Leading Scorers: The Buss-Stop Peer Inn 42-43-85 18-26-44 In the third game, St. Regis stayed tied with Christopher's for third place by trouncing Orchard Heights 97-60. Brian Miller (26 points) and Scott Strange (20 points) led the way for the Pub and teammates Mike Nitz (14 points), Brett Thomas (12 points), and Steve Knox (10 J. Heard fg ft tP J. Heard 58 30 146 J. Zasada 56 12 124 B. Beck 47 27 121 B. Miller 50 17 117 D. Bentz 50 14 114 Ra. Neiss 52 5 107 S. Knox 49 3 101 S. Strange 47 3 97 R. Wanta 43 9 95 D. Harris 43 8 94 Games scheduled for HELP! Now is tho timo to proparo with professional help YECCE ACCOUNTING INCOME TRK SERVICE • INDIVIDUAL •BUSINESS IRS no longer prepares tax forms except in disability cases. Call YEGGE ACCOUNTING,for expert, all year-round assistance and/or consultation. 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