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SECTION 2 - PACK 14 - PLAI.NDEALER-HERALD, FRIDAY. >IAY 10. 1985 Sports v> .. 0/Li. •MMM Jr. High matmen lauded Johnsburg hurdlers Bill Meyer (left) and Bill Dust will try to help the Skyhawks to a flying finish at Friday's Northwest Suburban Meet. Kinsala to Ripon . McHenry High School's Cindy Kinsala has accepted an offer to play volleyball and softball for Ripon College in Ripon, Wis. Kinsala, who will graduate in June, will attend Ripon and major in communications, with a newspaper or radio-TV em­ phasis. Kinsala starred for the Warriors' volleyball team for four years, and is currently a starting outfielder and top hitter for the McHenry softball team. Kinsala chose Ripon over St. Norbert's College in DePere, Wis., and DePaul University in Chicago. Ripon's softball team plays in two conferences, one a slow- pitch circuit, the other a fast- pitch league. Ripon is a four- year, co-educational institution located in central Wisconsin. Cindy is the daughter of Mr. an{d Mrs. Don Kinsala of McHenry. McHenry Men's 12-inch Softball McHenry Junior High's wrestl­ ing team, which recently finished an amazing undefeated season, and sent several wrestlers to the state meet, was honored last week by the school. Receiving awards, shown in the top photo at rigty, were: Phil March, who finished third in the state in his weight class: Mark Dowell, fifth at state, and Mike Calarco, also a fifth-place finisher. ' -. fn the bottom photo, froniv left, are: most improved wrestler Sam Perez, Dave Koeb, winner of the Trojan Sportsman Award; March, who was named the team's most valuable wrestler, and Tom Lorentz, the most dedicated. The Trojans were coached by Don March.) 1 Jack's Snack Shop-McHenry Oil was the big winner in Monday night action at the McHenry Men's 12-inch Softball League Monday night. Jack's could muster just eight runs in two games, but played solid enough defense to win two anyway, edging Brake Parts 2-1, and shutting down Gambler East 6-1. Lakeside Inn-River Shannon pulled off a minor upset in another game, tipping Fox Hole Tap 15-12, while Greg's Never Inn dealt Brake Parts an 11-3 defeat. ' Details from Monday's games include: Greg's Never Inn 11, Brake Parts 3 After last week^s extra-Inning loss. Greg's Never Inn bouncetfback to even its record at 1-1. A five-run fourth inning, highlighted by an RBI double by Dwayne Oeffling plus a two-run two- bagger by Rick Neiss helped Greg's. John Babcock's two-run single in the bottom of the fourth cut the gap to 7-2, but Greg's continued its 19-hit assault, scoring two in the'sixth, and another pair in the seventh, to win easily. Tony Sroka led the winners with a 4-for-4 outing. Neiss. Oeffling and Paul Sroka picked up three hits each. Mark Jadzak and Gary Guetzloff chipped in tow singles each. Ed Messman and Jim Mansfield had two singles apiece for Brake Parts. Jack's-McHenry Oil 6, Gambler E. 1 After the initial week's doubleheader sweep, when Gambler East scored 34 runs and collected 36 hits, the bats went silent. A two-out RBI single by John Michels in the bottom of the seventh was t'ne only offense for Gambler. Meanwhile, Jack's was turning a pair of dou- McHenry drivers can't quite catch Zion man WDLMOT, Wis. - Three area men dominated the fielcLin the Late Model Sportsman 20-lap feature race at the Wilmot Speedway * Saturday night, but the race was won by Zion's Wayne Dukas. Dukas, driving with a broken right foot which he suffered in an accident a week ago, took the lead at the midway point and never was challenged. McHenry's Dennis Carlton was second; while McHenry driver Jay Maywald was third, and Wonder Lajte native Duke Norton fifth. Carlton won the second heat, while - Sid Norton of Wonder Lake won the third, with McHenry's Skip Martin third in-' that heat. 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