Warriors To Invade Den Of Winless Tigers Roundup Scoreboard Volleyball DICK RABBITT, Coach Joe Schlender will take his Warriors to Crystal Lake tonight and play the Tigers of Bill Mack in a Fox Valley encounter. Both teams will be looking for their first win of the season. The Tigers dropped its opener to Woodstock 28-7 and the Warriors fell to Jacobs 15-12. Mack, in his 15th season at the helm of the Tigers, had a large turnout of 55 players, but according to the veteran coach, "we have no experience players at the skill positions." Last season, the Tigers were 6-3 overall and 5-2 in the FVC. Gone from that team are; quarterback Joe Graves, now at .Southern Illinois and ends Steve Hill and Bill Stovall. Getting the nod at quarterback is junior Todd Howell, a 0-0, 140 pound All FVC halfback last season and Jim Malone is playing tight end. At the other end will be newcomer Tom Ormsby. In the backfield, along with Howell, are running backs Mike Harrington, a 5-7 126 pound ^r-vhnck and Steve Booth 6-0 170 pounder. Corky Card, a six-footer, will be the wingback. The defense is where Mack thinks is the teams strong point. Three let- termen, including All-FVC.end Brian King, along with 6-3 Rick Kloepfer and tackle Bob Halter. The Tiger secondary all played last year, including Malone, Scott Merkle, Buddy Dodge, a 6-1 inside linebacker, along with Brian Green. The Warriors, after a heartbreaking loss in the closing seconds last week, will be gunning for the Tigers. Coach Schlender was pleased with his Warriors last week. He commented, "Although we didn't play well in the first half, only a couple miscues, which led to Jacobs touchdowns really hurt us." He added the Warriors will have to play the first half as they have the second half in the previous three games. Last year the Tigers won a wild one, 42-26, in a game which the air was filled with footballs all evening. Cary-Grove defeated the McHenry girls' volleyball team 15-6 and 15-11 Monday, leaving the Warriors with a record of 1-4 in the Fox Valley Con ference. Cary-Grove is 3-2. Coach Pam Shaffer said the "Warriors played good at times and at other times, were plain awful." Bob Hartman was the individual winner at 17:07 and Dave Chapman was second with at 18:00. Greg Albinger was fifth, John Wautring was sixth, Yung Kim seventh, Dve Cottlier eighth and Dave Wautring was 11th. Jaycees St. Francis defeated the Marian volleyball team 2-15 and 3-15 Wed nesday. The leading scorer for the Hurricanes was Holly Ryan with three points and two kills. Laura Franks scored one point and one ace. The Hurricanes are now 4-6 overall and 2-4 in the Fox Valley onference. Cross Country The Marian cross country team defeated St. Francis of Wheaton 24-35. The Hurricanes are now 12-0 and rated 16th in class A in the,recent cross country poll in State Track Timely Times. The McHenry Jaycees are sponsoring a punt, pass and kick program at McCracken Field Saturday at 8 a.m. There will be six age groups between the ages of eight and 13. A first place trophy will be given out and ribbons to everybody else. WEATHERWISE B0ATIN6 A word to the wise is usually suf ficient when it comes to deciding on the suitability of the weather for boating. But it's uncanny how often the unwise never bother to get the word. SOCCER 6-7 age division Green hornets defeated Red Rug Rats 3-0 Blue Streaks defeated Orange Eagles 4-0 Gold Sockers defeated Maroon Devils 7-0 8-9 age divison Green Machine defeated Red Stingrays 2-0 Maroon Lighteining defeated Golden Bears 2-0 Blue tied Orange Demons 1-1 10-11 age division Blue Demons tied Gold Mustangs 2-2 Green Machine defeated Red Go Fors 4-1 12-14 age division Green Leprechauns tied Blue 1-1 SOCCER SCHEDULE ^ 6-7 age division at Freund Field Blue Streak vs. Maroon Lightning 9:00 Red Rug Rats vs. Orange Eagles 10:00 Green Hornets vs. Gold Sockers 11:00 8-14 age division at Knox Park Maroon Lightning vs. Blue 8:30 PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1, Green Machine vs. gold Mustangs 9:30 Green Leprechauns vs. Blue 10:30 Orange Demons vs. Red Stingrays 12:00 Red Go Fors vs. Blue Demons 1:00 Golden Bears vs. Green Machine 2:00 JUNIOR FOOTBALL Juniors South Division Mundelein McHenry Winnetka Wauconda Scores Waukegan 26 Winnetka 0 McHenry 12 Round Lake 8 Mundelein 7 Fox Lake 6 Antioch 60 Wauconda 0 Seniors South Division w I Mundelein 3 0. Winnetka 3 0 McHenry 2 1 Wauconda 0 3 « Scores Winnetka 34 Wsukegan 0 Mundelein 37 F )x Lake 0 Round Lake 36 McHenry 6 Antioch 52 Zion 0 Sports Calender Warrior Golfer's Remain Undeafeated FRIDAY VOLLEYBALL Crown at lVfcHenry 4:30 ~ Rosary at Marian 6:15 FOOTBALL McHenry at Crystal Lake Central 8:00 Marian at Marengo 8:00 GOLF Marian at Harvard 4:00 SATURDAY CROSS COUNTRY McHenry at Crystal Lake Central 9:00 Johnsburg at Crystal Lake Central GOLF McHenry at Lake Forest Invitational 3:30 TENNIS McHenry Invitational FOOTBALL Grayslake at Johnsburg 2:00 SWIMMING McHenry at Aurora Invitational MONDAY VOLLEYBALL Antioch at McHenry 4:30 Marian at Marengo 6:00 TENNIS McHenry at Woodstock Johnsburg at Round Lake 4:30 GOLF McHenry at Fox Valley Conference TUESDAY VOLLEYBALL Woodstock at McHenry 4:30 Benet at Marian 5:00 Grayslake at Johnsburg 4:30 GOLF FOX VALLEY CONFERNCE SWIMMING Conant at McHenry 4:30 TENNIS Marian at Driscoll CROSSCOUNTRY Driscoll at Marian 4:00 Johnsburg at Jacobs WEDNESDAY TENNIS Jacobs at McHenry 4:30 Antioch at Johnsburg CROSSCOUNTRY Marian at Winnebago 4:15 VOLLEYBALL Marian at Montini 5:00 4:00 ONE MINUTE SPORTS QUIZ 1. Who won the Buick Open golf tournament? 2. Who won the LPGA C h e v r o l e t W o r l d Championship? 3. Who won the ATP Tennis Championship? 4. Dale Murphy plays pro baseball for what team? 5. Ernie Banks played which pro sport? ANSWERS TO SPORT QUIZ 1. Lanny Wadkins. 2. JoAnne Carner. 3. Ivan Lendl. 4. Atlanta Braves. 5. Baseball for the Chicago Cubs. The Warrior golf team remains undefeated in dual play, defeating Jacobs 149-171 in preparation for the district and conference meets this week. ' T h u r s d a y t h e Warriors host the conference teams, plus Elgin in the district meet. The top three finishers go to Lake Bluff the following week for the sectionals. S a t u r d a y t h e Warriors will travel to Lake Forest for the Lake forest Invitational, where they take on the North Shore Schools. The Warriors finished second last season and are looking forward to binging home the first place trophy. The Fox Valley Conference meet is Tuesday at Plum Tree Country Club in Har vard, which is a neutral course. "We're the top rated team in the conference, because we beat every team," said Warrior golf coach, Charlie Football Fan Fantasies One of the fantasies of football fans is to have the best players picked at the beginning of the season. In a recent poll to determine which player would win the famed Heisman Trophy this year, the University of Georgia's Herschel Walker was a run-away winner. Walker got 220 votes, his nearest competitor, Dan Marino, getting 81. John Elway, Kevin Bryant, Curt Warner, Anthony Carter, Dve Collier, Tony Easqn, Jim Kelly and Billy Ray Smith were next, in order, in the voting. One of them will probably win the Heisman Trophy. But not necessary. And one of the favored college teams, like Pittsburg, the odds on choice, will win the honors. But not necessarily. That's what makes sports fascinating -- especially college football. 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