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IV\<;i:20- l»l, . \INI)^/\LERr WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1984 Johnsburg grapplers lose, tie ALGONQUIN - The John­ sburg wrestling team failed to gain a win in a double dual with Jacobs and Str^dward at Algonquin High School Thur­ sday. but the Skyhawks didn't lose two either. After losing to St. Edward 36- 21. Johnsburg managed to tie Jacobs 29-29. The loss and tie leaves Johnsburg with a 5-4-1 overall record. . Mark Dumelle was the most successful Skyhawk wrestler, pinning both of his opponents at 155-pounds. He Dinned Jeff Schodin bf St. Edward at 4:16, and pinned Steve Kosar of Jacobs in 2:52. Johnsburg only recorded two other wins against St. Edward. Heavyweight John,Grenman won on a fall against Jim Johnston in 1 :"20, while Ed Klien picked up a forfeit at 98-pounds. Johflsburg did Better against the Golden Eagles, as two other Skyhawk wrestlers .recorded falls. Scott Lehman at 112- pounds pinned Bob Nottoli in 3:05, while Jim Walker pinned Mike Clint in 1:23. Ed Klein picked up his second win of the night with a 6-3 win over John Bondi. Shawn Kee at 119-pounds, and Jim O'Brien also picked up wins{against tf&cpbs. Kee defeated Joe Kreten 8-7, while O'Brien defeated Brian Butler 21-5. The Johnsburg junior varsity also split the double dual. The Skyhawk JV squad defeated St. Edward 33-12, but lost to Jacobs 38-23. Johnsburg will return to ac­ tion with a Northwest Suburban Conference dual against Grant. ? 1 i 1969-70 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1973 74 1974-76 1975-78 WE'RE LOOKING FOR NEWSPAPER CARRIERS IN THE MCHENRY/ WONDER LAKE AREA YOU CAN: * Earn Extra Money *Get involved in ypur community * Participate in contents for prizes If you know a young person whf^Viight like to try being a carrier for the PRO-DEL SYSTEM -- delivering just two days per week (CITIZEN on Wednesday after school and the SATURDAY EXTRA on Saturday morning) have them call our offices. We might have a route available.,. 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But he is also thankful for McHenry - the fans, the players, his family etc. "I'm family orientated. To me, that's more important than making a big deal out of a coaching record." Ice fishing derby set The McCullom Lake 10th Annual Ice Fishing Derby will be held Jan. 21-22 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Derby is an event to raise money for lake management projects by the McCullom Lake Con­ servation Club such as dredging, weed cutting and stocking of the lake. Bait, fishing license, food and refreshments will be available at the derby headquarters, t^e Mc­ Cullom Lake Beach house. McCullom Lake Beach House is located one mile west of route 31 on Mc­ Cullom Lake Road, just north of McHenry. There will be signs. For more information, contact Harvey May at 385-7445. 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