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Grf 'l M«vf Inn II "WW! Oo-U Yourseifers or McHenry Area Contractor upTosvn n.n%A*jt. Over 510 lOYrs. 15.75% a.p.r. Mam Building: 3510 W Elm Si Gerald J. Carey Building. 'Richmond Rd. ai Pearl Si. Robert L Weber Building Crystal Lake Rd at Lillian Si fQUUHOUSK LENDER 385-1040 11*!'! i'l'i I " JACK MCCARTHY SHAW MEDIA NEWS SERVICE WHEELING -- Woodstock's Blue Streaks broke quickly from the starting gate and never looked back as they claimed a 69-52 victory over Morton East Monday in the opening round of Wheeling's 15-team Wildcat Classic. The 4-6 Streaks meet Highland Park at 6:30 p.m. in tonight's second round. Also at Wheeling, McHenry fell to Downers Grove North 64-54. The Warriors'were scheduled to take on Riverside-Brookfield at 12:30 p.m. in consolation bracket action. Meanwhile, at Hampshire's Nor­ thern Illinois Classic, Jacobs rolled to an 87-51 win over Chicago-Willibrod Catholic while Marian Central ad­ vanced in the consolation round with an 84-61 triumph over Wheaton-St. Francis. Harvard and Johnsburg, however, both lost and were eliminated from the 16-team meet. At Marengo, the host Indians had little trouble beating Chicago Latin 60- 42, while Richmond-Burton climbed over the .500 mark as it nipped North Boone 59-58. In the 16-team DeKalb boys meet, Crystal Lake Central easily disposed of Mendota 75-58. Crystal Lake South begins tourney action today at Grayslake. At the Loves Park-Harlem girls tournament, Crystal Lake South was the only McHenry County team to advance* routing Rockford-Auburn. Woodstock and Harvard both lost close matches. Following is a roundup of all the prep action Northern Illinois Classic Marian Central bounced back from a 10-point first quarter deficit to top Wheaton-St. Francis 84-61 in a con­ solation round game at Hampshire's Northern Illinois Classic Monday. In championship round contests, Jacobs won its 10th straight game as the Golden Eagles routed Willibrod Catholic 87-51; Belvidere slipped by Lake Zurich 59-58; Hononegah gained revenge for an defeat earlier this season as it whipped Harvard 65-51; and Hampshire rolled by Johnsburg 88-74. Consolation round winners included Burlington Central, Genoa-Kingston and Kaneland. The Hurricanes take on Kaneland at 6 p.m. tonight. In the Marian-St. Francis contest, Dan Lalor came off the bench to lead all scorers with 24 points. Ed Kennedy added 19 while Chuck Hartlieb con­ tributed 13 for the 'Canes. "We were down in the first quarter by as much as 10 and then we rolled off about 18 in a row on them," said Hurricane coach Hans Rokus. "We led at half by five (and) in the tyird quarter we built it ufr to 20. "It just took a while to get on track after being off a couple of days," he added. Marian is now 3-7 on the season. In Jacobs' win over Willibrod Catholic, Tom Schafer scored 34 points to lead his 11-1 Eagles to tonight's match against Belvidere. Against Harvard, Hononegah's Indians avenged an earlier two-point loss to Harvard by knocking the Hornets out of the Northern Illinois Classic 65-51. Harvard and Hononegah played a close first half, with the score tied at 10 at the end of the first quarter and the Indians holding a 24-22 halftime lead. But late in the third quarter, he sewed a pair of quick baskets to take a five-point lead, 37-32. The Hornets, now 9-2, battled back in the REVCO DISCOUNT DRUC CENTER We'll prt yoi w holiday spirits for less! MILLER BEER 6 Pack -12 Oz. N. R. Bottles fourth quarter to come within two points, but the Indians pulled away later by outscoring the Hornets 11-4 in a two-minute span to take a 54-46 lead. "Right now we're not in the flow of things," Harvard coach Bruce Fir- chau said. "We just haven't played well at both ends of the court in the last two games. We're really out of rhythm on offense. Our timing is way off." Rod Wecker led Hononeah in the second half with 21 points. He topped all scorers with 27 points for the game. The Indians were helped out by Steve Cofoid's 11 points, and Dean Severn's 10. Tim Anderson paced the Hornets with 22 points and Jerry Martin added 10. Todav& Northern Illinois Classic slate fiMl Burlington Central against Genoa-Kingston at 4:15 p.m.; Marian vs. Kaneland at 6 p.m.; Jacobs against Belvidere at 7:45 p.m.; and Hononegah vs. host Hampshire at 9:30 p.m. The tourney concludes Wednesday with championship games. Wheeling Wildcat Classic Jeff Harris put his Blue Streaks in the lead quickly, scoring the first two- pointer of the game and went on to tally a season-high 21 points as Woodstock topped the Mustangs by 17 points. Building a 13-4 lead in the first quarter, the Blue Streaks maintained an 8-10 point lead until late in the third period when they finally broke the game open. Woodstock led Morton East 14-8 after one period, 28-20 at halftime and opened their advantage to 50-36 entering the final period. The Streaks started to wear down the Mustangs late in the third. Leading Morton East 39-30, Wood­ stock went on a 19-10 tear into the fourth period to build a 58-40 lead. But Blue Streak coach Gordie Tebo seemed to feel his team could have had an even more convincing win. "We just never could get going. We never felt the juices flowing. Our press was very ineffective," he said. Along with Harris' 21 points, Brad Hutter contributed 16, going 5-for-6 from the field and 6*for-6 from the free-throw line. Greg Bradshaw tossed in 12 ppints. Cliff Holstein paced Morton East with 18 points. Woodstock meets Highland Park, 66-54 winners over ho6t Wheeling, at 6:30 p.m. The Giants are a bit taller than the Streaks and matches Woodstock's speed. "We're going to have to try to change defenses on them and be patient on offense," Tebo said. In the McHenry-Downers Grove North contest, the taller Trojans took command in the final period, hitting six of seven free throws down the stretch to beat the Warriors 64-57. "We just couldn't rebound with that big team," aid McHenry coach Ken Ludwig. "We were outrebounded 2&-16 and that was the big difference.' Randy Lively and Gary Freund each scored 14 to lead the Warriors. In other Wheeling matches Mon­ day: St. Viator rolled over Fenton 61- 37; Rolling Meadows tipped West Chicago 70-68 in overtime; Rich East Basketball I Hampshire 88 Johnsburg 74 Johnsburg: Leon 7-2-4 16, Jayko 1-0- 0 2, Fowler 12-4-4 28, Preston 2-1-5 5, Majercik 2-0-4 4, Wharton 5-2-5 12, Meehan 3-1-2 2, totals 32-10-24 74. Hampshire: Walker 4-1-3 9, Dalby 9- 6-2 24, Tegtman 3-9-0 15, Dalby 2-0-1 4, Hamby 1-2-10, Meyer 8-5-3 20, Mahnke 5-0-1 10, Collingbourne 1-2-2 4, totals 33-22-14 88. Johnsburg 21 13 19 21 ^74 Hampshire 18 18 23 28 -- 88 Fouled out: Preston, Wharton. Downers Grove North 64 McHenry 57 McHenry: Herrmann 2-2-5 6, Babb 2-0-1 4, Peterson 3-0-3 6, Bauml 4-2-4 10, Lively 6-2-5 14, Freund 7-0-4 14, Scott 1-0-1 2, Jablonski 0-1-0 1, totals 25-7-23 57. Powners Grove North: Chislock8-2- 3 18, Enge 4-1-4 9, Bahtfnann 6-0-5 12, Dunn 0-4-0 4, Kuhl l-0rl 2, Banks 1-2-0 4, Carlson 1-2-0 4, Edwards 1-0-0 2, Mahlke 1-2-1 4. Heyser 2-1-0 5, totals 25-14-14 64. McHenry 24) 12 9 16 -- 57 Downers Grove North 17 16 11 20 -- 64 Men's Recreational Basketball MEN'S A DIVISION St. Regis def. McHenry State Bank 52-32 (high scorers: Jeff Meyers 12, Tony Sroka 12, John Walkington 12 and Phil Walkington 10. Hiller and Hamm def. Christopher's Men's Wear 80-76 (high scorers: Jim Zasada 26, Rodger Ludwig 18, Don Harris 14, Ken Ludwig 14, Ben Ingram 23, Joe Meyers 21, Don Bentz 12 and Bi Hurckes 10.) Buss Ford - John's Sport Stop def. Fergie's Farmhouse 99-43 (high scorers: Mark Mayer 20, Randy Neiss 15, Rick Neiss 15, Steve Kasperck 12, Don Prazak 12, Will Hegg 11, Roger Keller 10 and Greg Patock 10.) MEN'S B LEAGUE Little John's def. Lakes Cablevision 65-30 (high scorers: Rick Peterson 13^ Bob Doran 10, Kevin Hoerner 10.) Mclntrye and Henehan def. Lawson's Painting 51-38 (high scorers: Bill Henehan 23, Barry Nichols 16 and John Systma 10.) A LEAGUE STANDINGS W L Buss-Stop 6 0 St. Regis 5 1 Hiller and Hamm 4 2 Christopher's 2 4 McHenry State Bank 2 4 Fergie's Farmhouse 0 6 B LEAGUE STANDINGS Little John's Lawson's Painting Mclntrye and Henehan Lakes Cablevision BOYS TOURNAMENTS * Monday's Area results At Wheeling St. Viator 61, Fenton 37 Rolling Meadows 70, W Chicago 68, Rich East 67, Schaumburg 64 Highland Park 66, Wheeling 54 Woodstock 69, Morton East 52 Downers Grove N 64. McHenry 54 Mae W 47, Riverside-Brookfield 44, At DeKalb CL Central 75, Mendota 58 of 6( McHenry Warrior forward BUI Herrmann attempts a layup under Downers Grove North's Don Mahlke. Herrmann added three baskets for the Warrior cuase. The Warriors ended up losing to the Trojans 64-57 Monday. STAFF PHOTO -- MIKE LAMB beat Schaumburg 67-64; Highland Park whipped Wheeling 66-54; and Main West got by Riverside Brook- field 47-44 in another overtime con­ test. Loves Park-Harlem Tourney Harvard made an unsuccessful late run at defending champion Hoffman Estates Rockford East barely got by Woodstock as Loves Park-Harlem's 16-team girls tournament got un­ derway Monday. Hoffman Estates nipped the Hor­ nets 51-49 while East slipped by Woodstock 47-43. while East slipped by Woodstock 47- 43. In other games, Crysta In other games, Crystal Lake South pum­ melled Rockford-Auburn 71-30; Naperville Central stopped Belvidere 49-37; Forreston surprised host Harlem 59-44; Rockford Boylan got by DeKalb 48-45; Stevenson routed Hononegah 50-28; and Romeoville bombed Grant 64-21. In consolation round matches today, Harvard was scheduled to meet Harlem at 9 a.m.; Grant was to meet Woodstock at 10:30 a.m.; Auburn was to take on Belvidere at 12.15 po.m. and DeKalb met Hononegah at 1:45 p.m. Scores were not available at press time. 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