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0 McHenry stands in Woodstock's way Hie Warriors of coach Joe Schlender can be the tpoilers in the fox Valley tt^«^cande,eauhe Hie Streaks need this ball game to become conference champions. If Woodstock wins and Crystal Central defeats South, the Streaks will be champions by virtue of an earlier win over Central 28-20. . Hie Blue Streaks have two losses, Riverside-Brookfield and DundeeCrown (a team the Warriors defeated). Another loss for the Blue Streaks will eliminate a state playoff position. Never has a team wit!) three losses qualified for the playoffs. to talking with the Bhie Streak mentor fi^Bradriaw on Tuesday, he is not taking the Waxfiors for panted. Too many times in the past the Streaks have had a chance for a championship in the six-year-old Fox Valley, only to fail by the wayside in what would be called a mild unset. The Blue Streaks have yet to win the Fox Valley Conference crown. We could probably use the old phrase, "always a bridesmaid, but never a bride." That fit the Blue Streaks. out the records when these two tftfms meet. It is one of the oldest rivalries in this part of the state. It is generally a hard fought game, whoever wins the contest. For all of you old Warriors, this is the game and I expect to see a lot of you fans cheering on the Warriors tonight. Disappointments come, but life still goes on. The Warriors of coach Chuck Cuda finished eighth in the state golf tourney.. A bad Saturday for the locals dropped them from fourth to eighth. But nevertheless, when you think of over 300 teams competing, the Warriors were in the final 12. A tin of the fedora to coach Cuda and his golfers. We at McHenry don't expect state champions. All the fans ask is that you do your best. - Hie coach and the golfers may be disappointed, but Warrior fans are Rabbitt On the Sideline ^SSfoTyour season. The New Triers, Loyola's and all the rest stayed home and watched television, while McHenry was competing for the state title. ***** y Tomorrow "Hutch" will take his Running Warriors to Schaumburg for the sectional cross country meet Last week the Warriors finished second to old rival Crystal Lake Central. Hie flu bug has hit the Warrior but the veteran coach hopes \ by tomorrow all will be ready to go. Running Warriors have a very successful season thus far, winning numerous championships (county. FVC, Wauconda and St. Charles Invitationals). In the past three years, the Warriors have lost only two duel meets. Even the great York teams of Joe Newton can't make that claim. The first five teams tomorrow qualify, along with five indivduals. there will be 16 teams competing for the five berths to the state finals. In talking with coach Bill Hutchinson the other night, he mentioned, "we hope to do our best and qualify for the state finals. Getting to state is our main concern for the season. All the rest is secondary." We, along with all Warrior fans hope • the veteran coach gets Ids wish tomorrow, and on to state next weekend. ****** A humble Bill Day appeared at my home the other day to return our "monetary trophy" on the Notre Dame versus Southern California game. The trophy has been at the Day residence for some years. The Irish are on the move, and only if they can qualify and win a bowl same this season, wfil my trophy case be comnlete. 1 ****** A big thanks to our favorite person, Mrs. S. I. H., for getting the old boy away from the table last week. He was a pleasant surprise to the press box. 1 can't understand why be was upset with my orange hat. I thought all Irishmen wore the orange Anyway, he didn't bring the Warriors luck, but we eqjoyed his company, his gift of a big dgar and his wit and humor. We are looking forward to the basketball season when the Walshes will be regular customers of press row - we booe. ****** This is the final weekend of regular --•mi football for the high schools. Marian Central has already clinched a lyoffs. Johnsburg is in the a call. Crystal Lake Woodstock could be picked. One or the other will be certain berth in the ida] wings waiting Central and Wo / The Warriors are really cracking my crystal ball this season, but if they pro me wrong, I am happy. This week I mi ± with the Blue Streaks over i Warriors, harirfor provide Central to for a to Ttoffans won Crown. Sterling the state in cE team, will a Chargers their although ve must the there will be a the Warriors can South. Bill Mack is berth, eat Cary-Grove. The last week over Dundee- is, the top rated team in Jass 4A and a powerful ve the Dundee-Crown fifth loss in a row. the Remember, the Warriors started string of losses of the Chargers. Marian to win easily over Lake Zurich. The Hurricanes are playoff bound. Only injuries, or the "big head" will stop Hi tnem. The Skyhawks to defeat Grant, but this will be a thriller that could go either way. I wouldn't want to give any points either way in this game. It could be an i|net. Next week we will have the Fox Valley all-conference team. The meeting is Monday evening and it should be a very interesting meeting for the sixth time. I'/WIK JO-IM.AINIIKALER - FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4.1W3 let's' talk m Sports SPORTS LOG YMCA swimming program * ay, Nov. A seven-week grade school swim instruction pre offered by the Lake YMCA, will start Saturday, 5. The urogram is held Monday through Saturday at 4:30 p.m. These classes are taught at various skill levels • with Polliwog as the beginning level and Porpoise as the top level. The classes are taught^ by certified instructors. - For answers to questions' about the level about the level- class a child is in, go to the" YMCA anytime there is a family or recreation swim to have the- child tested by the lifeguards^ For questions, call the YMCA at' 815-459-4455. Scots win volleyball title Skyway pionship. The Scots beat Waubonsee and defending champ Elgin by 3- 1 margins at the College of Lake County Saturday Oct. 21. MCC downed Waubonsee 15-7, 11-15, 15-5, 15-12. The scores against Elgin in the championship match were 11-15,15-0,15-12,15J- ~ 8. f MCC not only took home first-place trophy, but it was the first women s sports cham-" pionship for the Scots. 4 McHenry'8 Mary Chilvers 1e&' MCC with eight aces. Julie Nylander, also of McHenryr scored 24 points in serving. Three area runners place Three runners from Mcnenry placed in the 1983 Barrington 10K race. Phylis Dickstein placed seventh in the 40-44 age group in * vT -i a time of 57:54.75. Thomas O'Leary was third in the 30-3^ age group in a time of 57:14.79,; while John Mclnerney won the group in a time of. 25-29 age 31:54.09. Men's open gym White Lightning rally for 6th soccer win The men's open gym night sponsored by the City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation begins on Monday. for men 18-: older. It SE ears of age angi be held every! The White Youth soccer team, trailing 3-0 at the half, charged back and defeated Lake Zurich's previously undefeated number nine Panthers 4-3 Saturday at McHenry High School West Campus. Blue Demons, Red Devils, Golden Sneakers, Navy Blue Bombers, Grey, Maroon Marvels, Orange Rovers. RESULTS - Green Machine def. Golden Sneakers 7-1 (goals; Alex Kumm 3 Marc Ruiz 3, Matt Reinhart, Ryan Boland). Red Devils defeated Maroon Mar­ vels 3-0 (goals; Denise Semrow, John Plutshack, Danny Sorenson). Royal Blue Demons defeated Orange Rovers 0-0 (goals; Danny Suchomski 3, Jimmy Birkenkamp 3). Grey defeated Navy Blue Bombers 1-0 (goals; Katy Hauck). 8-9 age division: STANDINGS - Navy Blue, Maroon, Red, Orange, Gold, Royal Blue, Grey, RESULTS - Maroon Relentless pressure from both shifts of the forward line and midfielders combined with aggressive pursuit and support by the fullback completely shut down Lake Zurich in the second half. Orange 1-0 (goals; Blue 1-0 1 (goals; Derek Coates, Winkleman, Brian Larry Harvey. 10-11 age division: DINGS - Gold, Red, Lightning finishes the fa11 season at >1 after defeating Wauconda numbver 11 7-0 on Oct. 15. This was the first season for the traveling soccer team. PJ. Jargstorf took a midfield blast to the net in a breakway to the second half scoring for Benji Blue. AN- Royal Green. defeated Red 1-0 (goals Nellis). Royal Blue < •Joshua defeated Orange, Maroon. RESULTS. - Red defeated Orange z-2 (goals; P.J. Jargstorf, Nate Lee, Mike Hermann, Doug Gray and Tedi Cvitkovic). Royal Blue defeated Maroon-Green 0-3 (goals; Mike Reinhart, Jacob Schlender 2, Bucky Albright, Eric Eckstrom 2, Artie Gallo, Jason Eckert. 12-15 age division: STAN­ DINGS - Maroon, Red, Gold. Orange. RESULTS - Gold defeated Red 3-2 (goals; Steve Rushpinaki). Maroon defeated Orange 7-0 (goals; Jason Hoff- into the top corner of the net to bring the score to 3-2. The third una 88 ning goal came when Eric Sodergard's centering pass slid through the crease, past a surprise goalie, and into the net to fie the game at 3-3. Lake Zurich watched a penalty kick sail over the crossbar at the 15 minute mark of the second half and the lightning resumed the attack. At the 20 minute mark, Bret Newbrough broke down the left sideline, outmanuvering a fullback and fired a perfect crossing pass that* Mike1 M*- mann blasted past a diving goalie for the winning score. The final 15 minutes saw ninm«mi« T .ightnfng attack** several saves of desparate Panther shots by Lightning goalie Dale Glenn. This program will be relatively unstructured open play basketball for men of all ages. This is a drop in program Monday evening from 7 p.m. 9:30 p.m. at Parkland Ji School. - is no pre-registratio4j for this program. For information, call the ment of Parks and! 344-3300. High Set There Marian runners to state For the sar>\ eighth ye in the sectional meet has qualified runners for the IHSA sectional tournament. Dave Zabielski, a junior from McHenry, tocfc fifth place in the Kaneland Regionals last Saturday. Greg Albinger, a senior from Woodstock, took 12th {dace in the race. Both earn iSe 'rutin sevenspofa either «tof finished in the top non-team runners, -- vance to the state finals on Nov! £ 12 in Peoria. In the past six 2 years, the Hurricanes have '? state finals in I as high " 4 participated in the Peoria, finishing fourth in 1978. man, Ivan Cvitkovic 4, Lincoln, Todd Doherty. 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