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* y •<Vi' ^ > •/ - •<• •' . & mmmmm Warriors 7th PAGE 7 • PLAIN DEALER - WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10.1962 Gators Win FVC Wrestling Meet Sue Smith (40) of McHenry patiently waits for a teammate to break through the Woodstock zone. The Lady Warriors avenged their earlier loss at Woodstock by defeating the Blue Streaks 34-33 at West campus Saturday afternoon. Defending on the play is Kris Mass (43) of the Blue Streaks, while the Warriors' Terry Blume (30) waits for a return pass. STAFF PHOTO - CARL MOESCHE. Lady Warriors Win Twice CARPENTERS VILLE -- Crystal Lake South captured three individual titles and accumulated 173 team points to win the 1961-82 Fox Valley conference wrstling title over the weekend at Dundee. Crown was runner-up with 159 points, while Woodstock finished third with 153V&. Rounding out the scoring, it was defending champion Dundee finishing fourth with 101 points; Cary Grove, fifth with 73; Crystal Lake Central, sixth with 58; McHenry, seventh with 56»/fe; and Jacobs, eighth with 47Vfe. McHenry's top finisher was 138-pounder Scott Sch­ midt who finished in third place. Five other Warriors took fourth place in their respective weight classes. McHenry will travel to Woodstock this weekend for the Illinois High School Association's Class AA wrestling district. All FVC schools wfll be competing in the Streak district. The following are the McHenry results in the FVC meet and a summary of the top place winners: 98 lbs Eric Karpinski (McH) suffered an injury default to South's Londrie in his opening bout. Crown's Sam Carrozza defeated Wood­ stock's Todd Borchardt 6-2 for the title. 105 lbs Steve Carby (McH) lost to eventaul champion Scott Feeney (CLC) in his opening bout 7-5, but he went on to take fourth place. Carby pinned Borta (WD), but lost by pin to Crown's Jon Ledford for third place. 112 lbs Ric Connor (McH) also finished fourth. Connor pinned Lynd (CLC), lost to Rich (WD) 5-1, decisioned Turner (Du) 25-6, but was decisioned 12-1 by Mike Mares (Cr) for third place. 119 lbs McHenry forfeited at this weight class. Joe Steigler (Cr) pinned Dan Stewart (WD) for the title. 126 lbs Bob Sarabia (McH) lost to eventual third place finished Joe Rizzo (WD) by fall in his opening bout. Jim Nelson (Du) decisioned Ken Loving (CLS) 4-3 for the title. 132 lbs Mike Love (McH) also took fourth. Love decisioned Damas (Cr) and Reber (J), but he lost to Rich Drabek (WD),.thenDave Livingston (Du) for third place. 138 lbs Scott Schmidt (McH) was the top Warrior finisher. He decisioned Moreno (Du) 9-3, lost by fall to undefeated and eventual champion Scott Toepher (CLS), but defeated Skillman (CLC) 8-6 for third place. 145 lbs Mike Connor (McH) lost to John Wood (CLC) 9-6 in his opening bout. South's Keith Gengler decisioned Frank Vadnais 7-4 for the title. 155 lbs Dan Clark (McH) also finished fourth for the Warriors. He pinned Moore (WD), lost to Muscat (Du), pinned Gabrys (J) , but lost to Kent Brezinski (Cr) for third place. 167 lbs John Clewis (McH) was the Warriors' final place finisher. Clewis decisioned Lundvich (C-G), lost by fall to Stark (J), pinned Kowalski (CLC), but was pinned by Chick Scherman (D) for fourth place. 185 lbs Tom Kucek (McH) lost his opening bout to Dave Helmer (C-G) 8-0. Crown's Bruce Hanson decisioned South's Jon Getig 7-3 for the title while Helmer would take third. Heavyweight Jeff Greany (McH) lost by fall to Ohlinger (Du). Crown's Rocky Krzywicki decisioned Glen Gabel (CLC) 7-3 for the title. The FVC McHenry high school's girls basketball team won a pair of close games last week to move into third place in the Fox Valley conference. Pat Wirtz's Lady Warriors won 44-42 at Jacobs Thur­ sday night and won 34-33 over Woodstock at West Campus Saturday afternoon to avenge an earlier loss to the Blue Streaks. McHenry, now 4-4 in the FVC and 5-10 overall, will host Dundee on Thursday, Feb. 11 then travel to Crystal Lake Central for an af­ ternoon game on Saturday, Feb. 13. In the contest with the Golden Eagles, the Lady Warriors relied on three Karen Karpavicius field goals in the fourth quarter to pull out the win. Karpavicius' shooting from the outside offset the poor free throw shooting by McHenry which almost cost them the game in the fourth quarter. The Lady Warriors made but two of 11 charity tosses in the final period and for the game made only 10 out of 24. Ten of the misses were from the front end of a bonus situation. Karpavicius finished with a team high 14 points and Robin Geiger, who also scored a clutch basket in the waning minutes, was close behind with 12. Terry Blume added eight points and Sue Smith pulled down a team-leading eight rebounds in a reserve role. Tied 12-12 at the end of the first quarter, the Lady Warriors rallied back from deficits of 26-20 at halftime and 33-32 at the end of the third quarter. Against Woodstock, McHenry endured another tough test as the lead changed hands 12 times and neither team enjoyed an advantage of more than three points. Karpavicius' three-point play with 5:06 left in the game gave the Lady Warriors their first lead in the fourth quarter at 30-29. Kecia Knudsen then connected on two free throws giving the Blue Streaks a one-point lead, and Cheryl Sokoloski scored a field goal to put the score at 33-30 with three minutes to play. Blume closed the gap to 33- 32 with.: two charity tosses and with 2:32 left tO'play she scored what proved to be the winning field goal on an outside jumper. The Streaks got the ball back one final time with :20 remaining but their last second shot attempt failed giving the Lady Warriors their split. Karpavicius and Blume were the scoring leaders for McHenry with 12 and 11 points, respectively and each player also. ripped down nine rebounds. What's On Tap: Thursday, Feb. 11 McHenry Girls Basketball Johnsburg Girls Basketball Marian Girls Basketball Fast Folo DRIVE-IN FILM & PROCESSING 24 HOUR Kodacolor compatible Film Developing 12-EXP. WITH COLOR PRINTS 20 EXPOSURE 24 EXPOSURE 36 EXPOSURE r""""HSBBSLoS"'"' OR Compatible 12 Exposure FUJI DEVELOPING J e" . 2" | tJxV t U 5" j J COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER I LIMIT ONE ROLL WITH COUPON EXCLUDING PORTFOLIO 35 Valid Feb. 15-191982 FosMFoto DRIVE-IN FILM & PROCESSING liMW ELM McHENRY MARKETPLACE McHENRY, ILL. 38S-34S0 Knudson led Woodstock with 13 points and eight rebounds, and Kim Adams had 12 points and seven boards. Carl Moesche McHenry vs. Jacobs(42) fg ft tp Karpavicius 4 6-9 14 Blume 3 2-3 8 Geiger 6 0-1 12 Larsen 3 0-16 Dobbertin 1 0-0 2 Koerber 0 0-0 0 Podpora 0 1-2 1 Pinkstaff 0 0-2 0 Brough 0 0-0 0 Smith 0 1-6 1 Crystal Lake South con­ tinued to roll in the FVC as it won its 19th straight game of the season Friday night by dumping Cary Grove 75-41. Tom Dayton and Jim Goodwin each scored 19 points to pace the Gators who improved their league record to 10-0. Woodstock kept pace by rattling host McHenry 88-55 Friday night (See related story) to put its record at 9-1 in the FVC. The Streaks also won Saturday, a 70-53 non- conference win over Har­ vard to put their overall record at 15-2. Winless in its first nine FVC games this season, Crown pulled the upset of the week by upending third place Crystal Lake Central 48-45. Central came back on Saturday, however, by defeating Batavia 73-58. In the final game of the week, Dundee defeated Jacobs 75-67. Tidbits Totals: McHenry Jacobs 17 10-24 44 12- 8-12-12-44 12-14- 7-9 -42 McHenry vs. Woodstock (33) fg ft tp Karpavicius 3 6-11 12 Geiger 0 0-0 0 Blume 3 5-7 11 Larsen 0 3-4 3 Dobbertin 0 0-0 0 Smith 0 0-0 0 Koerber 1 2-2 4 Pinkstaff 2 0-2 4 Podpora 0 0-0 0 Brough 0 0-0 0 Totals: 9 16-26 34 Woodstock 9-11- 5- 8-33 McHenry 9-9-7-9-34 H a r v a r d s p o i l e d Marengo's bid for an un­ defeated SHARK season Friday night by scalping the Indians 53-38 at Harvard. Marengo is now 5-1. The Hornets lost a non- conference game to Woodstock Saturday 70-53 to put their overall mark at 10- 11. Marian Central moved into a tie with Harvard (both are 4-3) for second place in the SHARK with two wins. The Hurricanes defeated Johnsburg 56-52 (See related story) Friday night, then came from behind to nip last place Hononegah 66-65 on a last-second shot by Chuck Hartlieb. Johnsburg lost a non- conference game on Saturday to Rockford Lutheran 68-66 to drop its overall record at 6-15. 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