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PAGE 17 - PLAIN DEALER - FRIDAY. APRIL 13, 1984 ~ •«« mm m • • • : 7 mmmm oports Blue Streaks too powerful for Lady Warriors, Central Johnsburg's Steve night by picking Banaszynski helped his own cause Wednesday up a ground ball on the pitching mound and (Plaihdealer photo by Mike Lamb) throwing to first base. His strike to first base beat the runner. Banaszynski was the winning pitcher for Johnsburg. WOODSTOCK - The Woodstock Blue Streaks have been considered to be one of the top contenders for the girls Fox Valley Conference track title. The McHenry Warriors found out why Monday. The Lady WarriSrs fell to the Blue Streaks 103 to 36, while Crystal Lake Central scored 25 in a triangular. "Woodstock has so many kids. They just point you to death. They get those thirds and fourths. It's a nice track team," said McHenry coach Dan Boland. Despite the lopsided scoring, Boland wasn't discouraged. "Not one of the girls didn't run a personal best. The times are coming down. Our goal was to get the times down and improve our performances." Delia Saunders tuned-up for the season with two firsts. She captured the 3,200 meter run and the 1,600 meter run. A defending FVC champ in the 3,200, Saunders was timed at 12:37 and Pam Bradley was third in 13:01. Saunders was timed at 5:44.9 in the 1,600. The only other first for the Warriors was in the 1,600 meter relay. The squad of Bradley, Jennifer Dunne, Selina John and Samen were timed at 4:36.7. Seconds went to Tra<y Brechel in the 400 meter hur­ dles, John in the 400 meter run and Cindi Kinsala iti the shot put. The 800 meter relay team of Jackie Ricci, Brechel, Lisa Lucarz and McFaul were second. Johnsburg pitchers hold off Marengo, win 5-2 Johnsburg baseball coach Jim Meyers had several reasons to be a happy man Wednesday night. Not only did his baseball squad defeat Marengo 5-2, but it was the Skyhawks first win ever in baseball over Marengo. Then add the 3-0 record thus far. "I'm just very happy to be 3- 0," Meyers said. Again, the pitching hero was Steve Banaszynski, who only allowed eight Marengo hits in five innings. Teammate Jeff Jayko came in the fifth inning and stopped a Marengo rally to help Banaszynski pick up the win. Jayko came in with the bases loaded, striking out the next batter on a 3-2 count. 1 "The pitchers just got the job done," Meyers said. "We made some good plays at some key times." Jim Bentz led the Johnsburg offensive attack with a perfect on a balk. Joe Majercik then singled in Bentz. The final two runs were scored in the sixth inning. After Zalke singled and stoled second, Olekszy walked. A single by Bentz drove in Zalke and Olekszy also scored on the play on a bad throw. Johnsburg continues Nor­ thwest Suburban play hosting top Northwest Suburban Con­ ference contender Wauconda Monday. PREP LOG McHenry JV's rout Hawks The McHenry Warrior junior varsity softball team defeated Johnsburg 20-7 Tuesday, to raise its record to 4-0 on the season. The Warriors only needed five hits to score the 20 runs, while Johnsburg had 11 kots.nt irr,, S(,,. . r. Missy Gray was the winning pitcher, while Kris Carlson his a homerun and knocked in three runs for McHenry. Johnsburg's Novy hit a homerun and a single for Johnsburg, while Ponte added a triple. JV track team edged by Panthers The McHenry junior varsity boys' track team was narrowly edged by Round Lake, 79-72, in a triangular Tuesday. Harvard scored 28. McHenry winners included Pat Donahue in the 3,200 meter run, Ed Serritella 110 hurdles, Darryl Guthrie 1,600 and Chris Brown pole vault. The 3,200 meter relay team of Chris Mumma, Tom Grant, Jim Waultelet, John Chesler and Joe Maras also took first. « •' * JV tennis dual won by Warriors Only one match managed to slip from the junior varsity tennis team against Grant Tuesday. McHenry won 4-1. McHenry winners at singles included Bill Etheridge at number one and Dylan O'Leary number three. Doubles winners included Steve Smith and Rich Thelkeld at number one, and Tony Schmitt and Greg Schoen at number two. three-for-three. Dale Zalke had two hits on three at bats. Johnsburg scored first in the third inning. After Zalke singled and stoled second, Jim Olekszy singled him in. Marengo tied the contest at 1-1 in the top of the fourth inning. Johnsburg took the lead back in the bottom of the fourth when Jayko singled and Tim Adams doubled. Another Skyhawk run was added in the fifth inning. Bentz singled and advanced Jo second Golf, tennis lessons offered by YMCA Golf and tennis lessons will be offered by the Lake Region YMCA this spring. The golf classes will be taught at Twin Ponds Golf Course by John Swenson. lessons for youngsters in grades third through fifth will be held at 5 p.m., Monday's, starting May 7. 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