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McHenry ran only 15 plays ifce entire first half, converting just three first downs in the vrocess. •THE CHARGERS kicked off to Hie McHenry 23. With the •Offensive line doing a yeoman's Dunne and Shaver begin to ~ up the yardage. The touch- m drive, capped by Dunne's four-yard jaunt, covered 77 yards on 15 plays, consuming 7:44. 4 The march began with a Warrior penalty, backing them up to the 13. Dunne carried twice, quickly moving the ball to the 49. Dunne ran again to the third stanza ended. To show the turnaround of the Warrior line, Dunne, who was held to seven Charge 41, and Shaver got into the act with a 13-vard burst to the 28. Finally, at 4:16, Dunne Dunne a rest in the backfield, the yardage again began to pile up. yards in the opening half, gained A 34-yard runby the junior put 89 yards in the third period the ball on the & With Dunne alone. and Dana Pitel helping out, Shaver went in for a touchdown from four yards out at 2:22. IcK missed, giving the went in, and then kicked the extra point for a 144 Warrior ON THE first play of the final period, Hill faked the give to Dunne, whom the Chargers were keying on, and with a naked reverse, used some fancy footwork and raced 42 yards to paydirt with 11:49 left in the game. Dunne's kick was wide, it the Warriors held a com-After the Warriors kicked off, the defense once again rose up, manding 204 lead. forcing another D-C punt. Again Late In the period, Hill in- McHenry began a long march, tercepted a Charger pass on the going to the Charger 42 as the Warrior 13. With Shaver giving Dunne's ki« Warriors a 284 advanta Schlender cleared his and with just 11 gathered In a 30-yard pass for a score, and the wide receiver nabbed the two-point conversion pass, making the final score 26- 14. What helped the Warriors And they're off... IcHenry's boys team is packed together at the start of Saturday's event, but Chris Creuta, second from it, would soon pull away. Saving money by using less gfc. most in the second half was ball control. Marches of 77,67 and 87 yards, chewing up valuable time off the clcok. It has been several years since two McHenry runners sained 100 yards in a game. Credit has to be given to the unsung men in the trenches, who did their job in superb fashion. "They lust beat the devil out of us up front," D-C coach Bob continued from page 20 Carlson said. "Joe (Schlender) did a fine job with, his team tonight, especially in the second halt" The Blue Streaks of Wood-' stock are next on tap foe. McHenry at Woodstock Friday. The McHenry sophomores also won their third straight game, a 10-3 decision over Dundee-Crown. 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