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Sports McHENRY PLAINDE ALE R Section A Tuesday, StpHgiW 10. IMS Pag* & Ail-Around AIR FORCE RESERVE Marfan Central's Steve Huemann is one of the Hurricanes' top returnees in 1965. MC coach Jim Speaker says this could Hurricanes' year to contend for the Northwest Suburban Confer­ ence title. Payton, McMahon among best By United Press International J WAY TO SERVE Outstanding Individual and Team Performances from Sunday's games Running Atlanta'a Gerald Riggs -- 31 car­ ries for 131^ards. Cincinnati's Larry Kinnebrew -- 18 carries for 101 yards. New England's Craig James -- 12 carries for 99 yards, including a 65- yard TD run. Passing Chicago's Jim McMahon -- 23-of- 34 for 274 yards and 2 TDs; also ran for 2 TDs. Kansas City's Bill Kenney -- 22-of- 34 for 397 yards and 3 TDs. New England's Tony Eason -- 21- of-28 for 241 yards and 1 TD. R-B spikers rally for win over Genoa By Herald sports staff RICHMOND -- Like the proverbi­ al roller coaster, so went things for Richmond-Burton's volleyball team Thursday night. But, the Rockets ended their match against Genoa-Kingston on the high side, taking a 6-15,15-2,15-3 decision in their home opener. "Yeah, we were up and down al­ right," laughed R-B coach Jan Welch. "It took us a little while to get going. "G-K isn't very good. They had a really lucky first game. Everything they hit went over. And with our first game at home, all the football players were there, it was hot, and we just had the jitters. But once we got going in the second game, it didn't take us long," Welch said. After G-K grabbed a 2-0 lead in game two, Kris Tassone served five straight to give the Rockets a 5-2 lead. R-B got the serve back, and Michelle Kildahl finished out the game on serve, collecting fourfcces. Nick Covell served out the match in game three, when the Rockets got spiking aces from Kelly Mathews, Pat Vaughan and Vicki Moore. "I'm happy with the way things are going, we're looking pretty good," Welch said of her squad, which will next play Tuesday, when it hosts Valley Lutheran. "We have a good, strong bench. I really don't have a starting six. Ev­ erybody is competitive. It's nice to have people on the bench who can Play- "We're playing well, but we have a ways to go yet." R-B is 3-0 overall, 2-0 in the Big Eight Conference. Receiving Buffalo's Jerry Butler -- 4 catches for 140 yards. Cincinnati's Cris Collinsworth -- 4 for 101 yards. Buffalo's Greg Bell -- 13 catches for 80 yards; 23 carries for 79 yards. Chicago's Walter Payton -- 6 catches for 37 yards; 17 carries for 120 yards. *- Houston's Butch Woolfolk -- 3 catches for 120 yards, including 80- yard TD; 12 carries for 60 yards. San Francisco's Roger Craig -- 7 catches for 72 yards and 2 TDs; 13 carries for 78 yards and 1 TD. Specialists NY Giants' Phil McConkey -- 7 punt returns for 103 yards; 1 kickoff return for 40. Kansas City's Nick Lowery -- Kicked 4 field goals, including two 52-yarders. Offense Chicago -- 436 yards total, 27 first downs and 50 percent conversions on 3rd down. Kansas City -- 504 yards total, converted 53 percent of third downs. Herald t>hoto by Chris Juzwlk AM YOU NEW IN ~ The McHenry Area? • - Do You Know Someone New? We Would Like To Extend A Royal Welcome To Every Newcom*- To Our Area!!! CALL 385-5475 Get him, for Pete's sake Johnsburg running back Pete Switzer eludes a Nazareth Academy tackier Saturday during the Skyhawks discouraging loss to the Roadrunners. Johnsburg led 21-0 late in the third quarter, but thfe feisty Roadrunners came roaring back to score the winning points late in the contest. Switzer accounted for one of the JHS touch­ downs when he threw a touchdown pass to Brian Hauck in the second quarter. Johnsburg will try to rebound when Northwest Suburban Conference foe Wauconda invades JHS Saturday after­ noon at lp.m. A ROYAL WKLCOMI RECOMMENDS BUMNIM x inrrn. ft, tunm - ROYAL WELCOME Know Your Area -- Royal Welcome Does It Beat Sunday 12-inch Softball League Details from action in the Men's Sunday 12" League: Cullom Knoll 10, John's Place 6 Great defense and smart hitting led Cullom Knoll to its first win of the season, a 10-6 decision over John's Place. Mike Maves tripled in a pair of runs in the sixth, and Dave Zimmer­ man ripped a solo homer in the seventh to clinch the win. Pete Buss had three hits, while Bill Jaranski, Jim Hocin and Zim­ merman added two apiece. Zimmer­ man drove in three runs. Tony Jacobson went 3-for-3 with two runs scored to pace John's Place. Dante Jacobson and Rich Sherwood added two hits each. Bri­ an Drolet homered and knocked in three runs. Cullom Knoll 7, John's Place 6 The story was the same in the second game of the evening between the two teams, as Cullom Knoll cruised into the sixth inning with a comfortable 7-2 lead, onlv to have to fight to hold off John's Place for a 7- 6 win. Each team collected 11 hits in the game, John's Place gettng two each from Jon Getske, Dante Jacobson and Tom Gray. John's scored one in the sixth and three in the seventh. Denny Shaver, Mike Maves and Bill Tharge all had key hits to help Cullom Knoll to the win. Shaver ho­ mered, singled and drove in^three runs. Dave Baurer had two hits, while Brian Smith and Tharge add­ ed one each, Tharge driving in two runs with a double. FREE TIMOTHY J. HARTLETT. D.C. 344-1192 SPINAL EXAMINA TIONAND NERVE TEST SUBLUXATION & NERVE INTERFERENCE PROGRAM FOR NEW PATIENTS WITH THIS COUPON ONLY OPEN 6 DAYS ; IN PAIN? CALL NOW FOR FREE EXAM FIND OUT IF WE CAN HELP YOU1 HARTLETT CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 4723 W. 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Speaker's comments came on the heel's of his team's 177-189 victory over Round Lake Thursday. In that match, senior Steve Hue­ mann led the consistent Hurricane attack with a 43 at Chapel Hill Golf Club. Keith Schultz came in second at 44 while Bill Darling and Mike Bell fired 45s. "We had nothing real low, but that's OK. We're looking for consis­ tency and that's what we got today," Speaker said. RL's TonfTSvers was the medalist with a 40. The outlook is bright for the Hurri­ cane linksters, according to their fourth-year coach. "I'm jiot saying we're going to be conference champs, but I think we'll be above .500," Speaker said. "We've got four seniors on the team, and that's the first time that's happened since I've been coaching. I'm looking forward to some improvement. I think to be shooting in the 170s as a team this early in the season is a good sign." It was Marian's second match of the season for the 'Canes, who lost a 172-179 decision to Harvard. In that match, Huemann fired a 42, Bill Darling a 44, George Frisch a 46 and If we're ever going to be a good team, this is the year. We have the experienced seniors returning, and we have the players who play the game well. Jim Speaker Dan Morris a 47. Four of Marian's top seven play­ ers are seniors, and any one of them can get hot at any time. The Hurricanes' leader is Hue­ mann, who just missed qualifying for the state tournament last year. "Steve has been playing varsity for four years and he's been number one or number two for the past three years," Speaker said. "He is consis­ tent as all get out. He has no real weaknesses, hels just a very consis­ tent player. He putts well and he can hit the tar out of the ball off the tee." Schultz, a junior, is the No. 2 play­ er right now. "He's a very good player. I'm glad we'll have him coming back." Speaker said. Frisch, Darling and Morris are the other seniors on the squad "Frisch has come a long way. I'm confident he* will score for us," Speaker added: "1 don't know if Mike Belt or George Frisch will ever be. medalists in any of our meets, but what we need* from them is consistent 43s and 45s. Morris played junior varsity last year, and is still a little inconsistent, but has been coming around. It'll just take a little time." The Air Force Reserve files the rugged c-130 HERCULES Transport* if you nave prior service experience, put that valuable training to work for vou in the Air Force Reserve Earn the security of an extra income Do an important part time IOD, as a member of a flight crew keeping the C 150 in the air Find out how your prior service can payoff for you OPENINGS NOW CaM: (312) 694-6193 or 694-6194 Or FIN Out Coupon and Mall Todayt To: Ah Fore* Raaartra ftaerultlng Oftica Ml TAO/Nt. Chicago ARFF, MM 8000