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SECTION 2 • PAGE 13 - PLAiNPEALER-HERALD. FRIDAY, APRIL 12,19B5 Sports Sports log- Racquetball tourney set 16" teams sought CRYSTAL LAKE -- The Lake Region YMCA and Coleman's Restaurant will sponsor a single-elimination racquetball tour­ nament May 3-5. Divisions include a women's open, levels 1,2 and 3 for men and an open doubles. Each participant will receive a t-shirt and be invited to join a sponsored luncheon at Coleman's Restaurant. The top two finishers will receive a trophy in each division. All games will be played at the Lake Region YMCA courts. Registration is limited with only two cOurts available. For more information, call 459-4455. Volleyball refs needed . Interested in officiating volleyball? Then you're desperately needed. A spring-summer volleyball league, which will be held at the Oak Park Hotel on Pistakee Bay, is in need of officials for the 1&85 % for te>ms The McHenry Men's 16-inch softball league is io. to fill out its 1985 summer schedule. Games are played on Tuesday and Thursday i< 0./s at the McHenry VFW. The season isv tentatively slated to begin in May, and run immer, culminating with playoffs in Au through the For more sui . August. ition, call John Weber at 385-2539. Biathlon May 19 CRYSTAL LAKE - Hie Lakers Running Club will hold its Midwestern Biathlon Championship Sunday, May 19, at 10 a.m., season. Hie league is slated to are Monday, Wednesday and Friday For more information, contact Tom y in early May. Game nights ifoingat7p.m. chs at 385-9872. at Crystal Lake South High School. The 10 kilometer (6.2 mile) road run will be followed by a 30 kilometer (18.6 mile) bike race. The competition is open to both males and females. There will be eight age groups per category, and t-shirts will be given to all entrants. Only the first 500 entries will be accepted. The fee is $10 prior to May 12, $15 thereafter. For more information, contact Chuck Drage (459-0299), Bitsy Boone (455-4555) or Joe Frasier (459-5969). SOFTBALL (Continued from page 16) winning Sky hawks was senior third baseman Cris May, who had half of Johnsburg's six hits, and scored twice. Kucharski scored three times, and Swai tsloff four ^ach adding hits totheJHS i1'; Shortstop Dc Tvaroh adt lie other safety. and also scored two runs, as did Quinlan. For McHenry, Gaines had four hits and three runs scored, while seniors Cindy Kinsala and Geri Haner picked up three hits each, and Patty Johnson, Monique Jetancourt and junior Lee Lindquist two apiece. Harvard wrestler honored Bv Dick Peterson PUlndeator Herald News Service HARVARD - George Bed- narczyk, Harvard High School's state champion wrestler, has been selected the Class A Illinois Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Harvard becomes the first school in the 14-year history of the program to have two athletes win the honor. Two years ago, another Harvard state wrestling champion, Jeff Putnam, was named the scholar-athlete of the year. 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