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I v(.r. IK- I'lwAliMM.AM'.K IOIii<J(2l. I9KI let's talk SPORTS LOG Tumbleweeds win opener The McHenry County. Tumbleweed defeated Rock- ford in the opening meet last Sunday. In the girls' beginner division (six-year age group), Shannon Fick took fourtn place medal. Summer Good won first place in the girls' beginners, seven year age group. Also competing in that division, Casey Gronow took a fifth place. In the girls' beginner division (eight year age group), Michelle Hauck's effort netted her the first place trophy. The second lace trophy was won by tecky Conant and the third lace trophy was won by Whitn igmne Ryan Demien snatched the renda Whitney in the girls' beginners (10 year division). first place trophy in the boys' beginner division (six-years and under) and Jamie Kunzar took the second place trophy in the boys' beginner (seven and eight year division). In the Novice girls' division (eight year age group), Jody Levernier's took the first place trophy. Vicki Propp took second and Melissa Kee fourth in the Novice girls' nine-year age group. In the novice girts' 11 akd 12 year age group, Vicki Garver took second and Toni Farkas was third. Holly Wilkinson was sixth in the girls' intermediate seven and eight year age ?;roup. Jenny Ricker was irst in the girls' in­ termediate 11 ana 12 years age group and Allison Heald's performance in the 11 and 12 year age group netted her third place. Men's basketball registration Registration is now being taken by the Citv of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation for the Men's Basketball League which will start Wednesday, Nov. 23. Two leagues will be formed in this program - a six-team competitive league and a six- team recreation league. All games will be played on Wednesday evenings at Parkland Junior High School. Players must be 19- years of'age and older. Registration is taken at McHenry City Hall until Friday, Oct. 28. All registration is on a first come, first serve basis. Warriors finally break jinx It took the Warriors 11 years to win a homecoming game, but last Friday night the Warriors broke the jinx that has hung over them since 1972, and defeated the Cary-Grove Trojans 20-14 in a come-from-behind thriller. ' It was most satisfying victory for the coaching staff and team. It has taken a lot of years for the Warriors to get the . monkey off their back in a homecoming game, but the Warriors finally put it all On the. Sideline' Dick Rabbitt together. It's hard to single out the hero' evening. The offensive line did and Mary Geske all competed for the Warriors. yy y y Y Well, the Warriors and die Blue Streaks broke my Crystal ball last week I had a call from Chicago Heights the job of opening up r Mike Milinac. Tne s for the a super holes for running back Hunter safety course A Department of Con­ servation hunter safety course is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 22-29 at Moraine Hills State Park. A 1976 state law requires all hunters under the age of 16-years-old successfully complete the hunter safety course before they can receive a hunting license. Participants completing the course receive a Hunter Safety Certificate veryifying they have passed the safety instruction. For more information about the course, contact the coordination instructor at 385-2111 or the McHenry Parks and Recreation Department at 344-3300. 4*1 AN N/J, by V McHENRY NAUTILUS •VISIBLE RESULTS GUARANTEED ON YOUR FIRST VISIT 344-2202 Outside Business Although Hungary is a socialist state and a member of the Warsaw Pact, half of its business is with non-Com- munist countries. National Geographic says that perhaps a million people of Hungari­ an stock live in the United States, and another 3 million live in countries neighboring Hungary. young lad ran for 191 yards during the evening, including a record breaking Fox Valley Conference 91-yard run for a touchdown in the opening period. =;% The defensive squad, who time and time again stopped the Trojans, just when it looked as if they would come back for the win. "• I found new faith in the student body at McHenry High School. The sight of those hundreds of students and other fans racing on the field at the final gun, surrounding the team and coaches was just a wonderful sight to behold. Maybe football fever has finally arrived at McHenry. Y y y y y y y This seems likethe same old song, but again congratulations to "Hutch and his Running Warriors for winning the McHenry County title for the third year in a row. Chris Creutz took second, Steve Carby third, Brian Wright fourth, Marty CALENDAR FRIDAY Golf McHenry at State Volleyball Crown at McHenry 4:30 p.m. Football Marian at Grant 8 p.m. Tennis M c H e n r y , J o h n s b u r g , Marian at IHSA sectionals (McHenry) SATURDAY Cross Country McHenry at FVC (Jacobs) 10 a.m. Johnsburg and Marian at NWSC Tennis Sectionals Football McHenry at Ridgewood noon Wauconda at Johnsburg 2 p.m. Richmond at Central noon Volleyball Marian and Richmond at Harvard Tourn. MONDAY / Cross Country 4 Volleyball McHenry at Regionals leyb ; this Koleno fifth and Terry Harth llth. The Warriors will host the regional here next week. At present, the Warriors are the only area team ranked, at 10th|in the state. Let's hope they can keep up the good work and go to Peoria tor the second time this season. Pam Shaffer's g still having a tough go of it this season. It looks as if the Lady warriors will have to wait until next year. Gary Gray's tennis team took fifth in the FVC tournament last week. Sorting took third in nui Geri Haner took third in number singles and the number two doubles team of Melanie Smith and Kris Wolff also took a third place. Good new for Mike Shanahan's frosh- soph swimming team. They took second place at the Zion Invitational last Saturday. Tonya Howard, Robin Jensen , Sandy Faulkner, Amy Coughlin, Heather Conway, Jennifer Hiller, Laura Gewis, Rachel Prushinski, Dana Smith other day asking about the Woodstock team. Seems the Chicago Heights paper eked Marian Catholic by 20 points over Blue Streaks. To my friend in Chicago Heights - I reminded him we " y a pretty good brand of football in Fox Valleyi ') This week I'm picking Ridgewood, ranked in 3-A, over the Warriors. I think the city boys are a little too rough for the country boys from McHenry. In a home grown battle, Dundee- Crown to beat Jacobs. The Chargers have lost two in a row, and will be ready *to go. Central to easily defeat Cary- ilthougl two good backs that could cause some Grove, al (h the Trojans have those problems for the Tigers. Woodstock to beat Crystal Lake South in a real thriller. I'm not going to miss this (me. Woodstock has to win its remaining three conference games to win the otto. 1 Johnsburg to defeat Wauconda. The Skyhawks will have to rely on Marian to be upset this season. And Marian to defeat Grant, but this could be a good ball game. The Bulldogs can arise to the occassion. And to answer some questions, there are 116 schools outside of the city of Chicago who have a larger enrollment than McHenry which is 1,587 students. ; j. The A/Vc Henry Warrior girls' summers tbo* a sfecond ptace at Jtie Zion-Benton Invitational. Members tjof thjat team are; Cleft to right) front -- A Tonya Hayward, Debbie Holtz, Sandra Faulkner Brenda Nelson and Erin SPORT FANS... 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McHENRY 385-3232 Invitational. Deerfield took top honors. Monique Betancourt took top honors with two seconds. She took second in the 200-yard freestyle in a time of 2:13.95 and the 500-yard freestyle in a time of 6:01.94. Paula Hiller took two sixths. She was timed in the 100-yard freestyle at 1:08.61 and 1:21.59 in the 100 breaststroke. The sophomore squad took a second in the meet. Two of the relay teams took firsts. The Warrior 200-yard medley relay team of Heather Conway, Mary Geske, Laura Clewis and Rachel Prushinski won in a time of 2:16.17. The 400-yard freestyle relay team of Erin Conway, Heather Conway, Rachel Prushinski and Laura Clewis also won in a time of 4:36.30. Geske also turned in a first place in the 50-yard breaststroke with a time of 38.43. A second went to Heather Conway in the 50-yard backstroke with a time of 35.31, i Much is Your CHUCK LEWANDOWSKI 1308 N.PARK McHENRY 3S5-2304 tdjro MOMi tusmns HFAITH UH f «1 s - OHNS 1211 N. 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