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P«ft 22 • PLAIN DEALER HERALD, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2k. 1*4 Sports Marian girls outdone by Grayslake Bowls 300 game Jack Nickel, left, proprietor of the Palace Bowl in McHenry, and A1 Thorson, the house representative from the American Bowling Congress, flank Bob Kinder, the first person to McHENRY Plalndealer Herald photo by Robert Gordon bowl a 300 game in the eight-year history of the „ -- Palace Bowl. Kinder's feat was accomplished "They're capable of playing that in the early fall. He had a 701 series. IrinH nf rfnmA " sive tempo picked up considerably in the second half. McHENRY LED 42-41 at the end of three periods, and the Warriors broke the game open in the middle stages of the fourth quarter. Ahead by three points (48-45) with 5:19 to play, the Warriors went on a roll and outscored the Chargers 8-2 in a span of two minutes. D-C guard Joe Dougherty picked up his fourth foul with 5:12 left to play, and McHenry guard Scott Freund promptly converted a pair of free throws. A Craig Hill jumper put the Warriors up by five (£2-47), and his subsequent steal of an errant Charger pass led to the next McHenry basket. Warrior forward Pat Dunne bagg­ ed a turnaround Jumper to put McHenry up by seven (54-47) with- 3:38 to go, and then it was time for another steal by Hill, as the Warrior forward came away with his second theft of the game. HILL'S SECOND STEAL set up a Joe Tonyan basket from 17-feet away, and for all intents and pur­ poses, it was lights out for the Chargers. "We had two things in mind before the game," Ludwig said. "One, we wanted to stop their fast break; we didn't want to get into a running ganewith them "Secondly, we wanted to minimize their transition game. I felt we had v to get into a half-court game in order to win." About the only thing the Warriors failed to do was shut down D-C center Dan Schultz. The lanky pivot- man provided the Chargers with 22 JHS rolls, MC dumped HAMPSHIRE - Johnsbur defeated the host school, an ; Marian Central was whipped ; by Jacobs and Mark Slimko, in : the opening night of the annual ; Northern Illinois Classic. Johnsburg, behind IS points ;; from Jeff Nichols and 14 from ; Bill Dust, trounced Hampshire <•' 50-37, as Nichols, a senior i guard, and Dust, a junior for- r ward paced the Skyhawks, now 5-3 on the year. JHS will face Geneva In the tournament's second round, Thursday at 8:45 p.m. Jacobs got 31 points from the awesome Slimko in pounding the Hurricanes, 73-51. Andy Hartlieb had 20 points to lead MC, (2-8), which fell to its eighth straight loss. Jacobs is 6- For Your Information -- 1861 (Christmas) Dear Friends, Commemorating the birth ot Jesus Christ, we well remember the admoni­ tion: Love the Lord thy God... and thy neighbor as thyself. 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Four Warriors hit double figures as Tonyan had 17 points, Dunne clicked for 15, Freund accounted for 13 and Hill added 11. Warrior center Mark Etheridge chipped in with 10 rebounds and five points. By Brian Spears Plain dealer-Herald News Service CARY -- It's always nice to have a player who can score 27 points in a game. Unfortunately for the Marian Central Hurricanes' girls' basketball team, Michelle Lalor's 27 points were backed by just nine from the rest of her team as the 'Capes fell to Grayslake, 44-36, in the Cary- Grove Christmas Tournament Wednesday night. "That's one of our problems. We only have one or two players doing most of the scoring," Marian coach Don Penza said. Lalor's 27 points were backed by Donna Remke's eight and Donna Kelly's one. They were the only Hurricanes to score in the contest. In the first quarter, Marian played its best basketball on the night which translated into a 14- 11 after one quarter. Lalor scored 10 and Remke had four in the opening period. "THAT'S JUST what they're capable of doing," Penza said, referring to the way his team played in the first quarter. . t)le of Dla^ • *" * kind of game.1 But the second quarter was a completely different story. Marian couldn't connect from the field, and mustered just New Year! McHenry County Comprehensive Mental Health Service System Mental Hoalth Crisis Line for McHenry County 1-800-892-8900 Toll Frmm 24 Hour imorgoney Number Professional Staff will answer your call If you see this McHenry State Bank Teller Say Hi! 1The Night They Took Miss Beautiful' \ DISCOUH ̂U*aG Give THESPIRSsOrTW SEASON FORLKf. Pink, White or Cold Duck 750 ML £ m Get it for less • • SrSr m. SEAGRAM'S 7 80 Proof 750 ML. Get it for less *5.29 CANADIAN MIST 80 Proof Liter Get It for less *6.49 JIM BEAM BOURBON 80 Proof 1.75 Liter Get it for less O 5r SEAGRAM'S V.O. 80 Proof 750 ML An Get it for less /e 77 RIUNITE LAMBRUSCO 750 ml. 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GL, which was in the bonus 2:16 into the second half, was led by Heather Dunbar's eight-of-nine charity shots in the period to lead the Rams to a comfortable 27-17 half time lead. MARIAN RALLIED in the early minutes of the third quarter and came back with the first four points to cut its deficit to six, but the Hurricanes managed only two more the rest of quarter, allowing the Bulldogs to increase their lead to 35-23. Grayslake held its biggest lead, 14 points, two minutes into the fourth quarter. Lalor's 12 fourth-period points led a Marian charge that pulled the Hurricanes within six, but with only 21 seconds remaining, it was too little too late. Marian Central committed 21 fouls in the game compared to 11 by Grayslake. This gave the Bulldogs 25 free throws in the 'game, including 10 bonus op­ portunities. The Bulldogs made 16 of the 25 gratis tosses while the Hurricanes, who also shot well from the line, connected on eight of 1Q, but only shot one bonus freethrow. 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