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SCREEN FOR , SPORTS GAME VIEWING • DINING ROOM & PUB CARRY OUTS 653-9991" 728-0440 OPEN FOR LUNCH & DINNER Sports Sports log Ice fishing derby set The McCullom Lake Conservation Club will hold, its annual ice Ashing derby Jan. 12-13, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission fee is $1. ^ ..'iishing "cense> f°od and refreshments will be available at the McCullom Lake Beach House. and^mallest nsh°Urly prlZ6S awarded Plus daily prizes for largest The McCullom Lake Beach House is located one mile west of Route 31 on McCullom Lake Road, just north of McHenry. Watch for derby signs in the area. For more information, contact Harvey May at 385-7445. Open gym nights continue The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation reminds area residents of the open gym nights at Parkland Jr. High School.- Monday nights, the open gym is for basketball, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. This program is relatively unstructured open play basket­ ball. No pre-registration is required, and all of the equipment will be provided. On Tuesday nights, also from 7 to 9:30 p.m., co-rec volleyball is offered. This program is open to both men and women ages 18 and over. All equipment is again provided. No pre-registration is required for the volleyball night, and the fee is again $1. For further information on either of these programs, contact the park department at 344-3300. Hurckes helps Monmouth KANKAKEE -- The Monmouth College Fighting Scots wrestl­ ing team captured a fourth-place finish at the 12-team Kankakee Tiger Invitational recently, and Mike Hurckes of Johnsburg helped the Scot cause. The Scots took only six wrestlers and were only 4% points from a team trophy. Illinois State won the meet. Hurckes, a sophomore and Johnsburg High grad, pinned down a fourth place finish for Monmouth. He won his opening match at 142 pounds, and went on to post a>2-2 record in the meet. Club names officers Bob Adams was elected president of the McHenry Sportsmen's Club at the club's recent elections. To serve with him is Ken Behm, vice-president. Re-eleceted were Hal Davis, secretary; Mary Kay Behm, treasurer and Dirk Aissen, trap chairman manager. ' Newly-elected trustees are Dave Chamberlin and Lenny Huhn, one year, and Les Weediman, three year. The club meets the second and fourth Sundays of each month for a Meat Shoot and games, at 10 a.m. Practice is held at 1 p.m. Saturdays, at the range on Weingart Road. The public is welcome to attend any of these events. .» PM«17-PLAINPEALER HERALD. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21,1984 McHENRY "It would have been a real tough one for us to lose," said Slimko, "We were up U points, and just got complacent. It Would have been our fault. We didn't play real well, but when the ball goes in the hole, everything looks good." , PERUSING THE stat sheets, Ludwig still couldn't believe his team's fate. "We battled back, got ahead by one, and..." Assistant coach Ken Mueller noted that against South and Cen­ tral, the Warriors got the last shot of the game -- one by Tonyan, one by Freund -- but this time it was Jacobs who had the final op­ portunity. "I can't fault the kids," said Ludwig. "Not the way they played the second half. We just can't get it all together." AFTER TONYAN'S 16 points, Dunne had 15, and Hill and Wright 10 each. "Nice balance," Ludwig said. "Real nice balance. At least we got some offense tonight. That might be the telling tale." Undoubtedly, the Warriors will wake up from their nightmare, a nightmare which features one- point losses -- and Mark Slimko. The McHenry sophomores hung on and won a hard-fought 57-54 (ConUnded from pagt id) JOHNSBURG double overtime yictory over the Golden Eagle sophs. The Warriors will travel to Dundee-Crown Friday night. T JACOBS (56): Mark Slimko 14 0-i 28; Jay Scime 1 3-3 5; Todd Suma 4 1-1 9; Dave McDonough 5 2-212; Steve Kuznik 03-53; Scott Wizcab 01-31. Totals: 2410-15 -- 58. get the win, after being blown out on the road at Grant Friday night in a conference battle. "It's nice to get the win after the i Grant game. The kids are doing a good job keeping on an even keel. They were relaxed, maybe a little too relaxed. But it was nice to come back and get one. Now we hope we can get one more before the Christmas break." McHENRY (57): » NW SUBURBAN Pat Dunne 71-215; Joe Tonyan 6 4- Boys' Basketball Standings 4 16; Scott Freund 2 0-0 4; Craig Conf. All Hill 5 0-0 10; J.R. Wright 4 2-3 10; ... W L W L Chris Anderson 10-0 2; Bob Nolan 00-00. Marengo 40 62 Totsls: 25 7-13 - 57. Grayslake 3052 Total fouls (fouled out): Jacobs: Grant 30 5 4 12 (McDonough); McHenry 14 JOHNSBURG 12 43 (none). Technicals: none. Round Lake 1254 Lake Zurich 12 17 Jacobs: 191697(7) --58 Wauconda..03 34 McHenry: 1681512 (6)-57 MARIAN CENTRAL .04 26 (Continued from page 18> BECK SAID he used a lot of players against North Boone. "We're trying to find the right combination," he said. "We have to try to be consistent for four quarters. We were flat early in the game (against North Boone), bttf then we came back and played well in spots. We have to look for that consistency." DuRei chipped in eight points to the Skyhawk cause. Beck sbid sophomore guard Frank Husak, who had eight assists, was a key to the JHS win. "Frank played a real nice floor game," said Beck, Johnsburg's game at Hamp­ shire Saturday will begin at 7 p.m., Beck said. The 'Hawks wi|l then continue play in the Classic against Geneva next Thursday, at 8:45p.m.