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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1978

Page

6

Award Winners Highlight Morris High Sports Banquet

Wayne Bradley, Morris Redskins 1977-78 senior guard, earned MVP honors at the Letterman's Winter Sports Banquet. He led in points and average, with teammates Lee Warner and Chuck Ader also receiving conference honors as the Redskins posted 11-14 overall and 6-8 in conference play. Athletic director Bob Ferguson, retiring after 32 years, lauded program growth from two sports to 14 and praised budget and stipends.

Wayne Bradley Morris Redskins Morris High School Bradley Dan Darlington Lee Warner Chuck Ader Warner Ader Redskins Oswego Randy Gordon Jim Allen John Boma Kevin Gordon Brian Lear Steve Lutz Rob Turk Mike Warner Bob Zu Syd Groselaude Bill Button Mike Eschenbaum John Galloway Jeff Hanson Dave Maskel Mike Perry Paul Rochnowski George Shugart Jeff Tibbett Joe Torbeck Frank Warner Greg LeMoine M.C.H.S Carol Enerson Mary Krochak Carol Skelton Sue Anderson Monica Hendrick Diana Synoracki Joan O'Hagan Diane Kingman Kay Scott Robin Horswill Darcel Luegering Julia Black Kim Alexander Kathy Eschenbaum Jenny Hunt Tina Ferguson Kim McTague Vickie Richardson Sue Leonard Lisa Lund Trish Gauer Stephanie Lund Lisa Dohman Dana Wilhelmi Sue Cheshareck Cindy Button Sue Schwiekert Donalee Henne Dana Brayton Tammy Oates Lisa Bowden Robbin Hecht Amy Stangland Joyce Craig Liz Sobol Laura Bauer Barb Wray Cheryle de Chausse Barb Hougas Phyllis Claire Debbie Wach MaryAnn Kiley Bob Ferguson Ferguson Michele Newton Holly Butterfield Ray Delong Herald

GSW girls end season with 4 4 record

Gardner South Wilmington HS girls basketball ends its first season 4 4 after a 26 to 19 loss to Wilmington. Coach Dan Jerbi cited fatigue and poor shooting as factors while Tonya Duncan led Wilmington with 13 points and Debbie Coclasure scored 10 for GSW. The team totaled 11 on varsity and 10 on junior varsity this season.

Gardner-South Wilmington Wilmington GSW Dan Jerbi Tonya Duncan Debbie Coclasure Doclasure Sorensen Buck Benbrooks Fatlane Lardh Hnetkosky Varcelli Gresham Wright Kavanaugh

South Wilmington Fifth Sixth Grade Invitational Girls Tourney

South Wilmington Grade School hosts the fifth and sixth grade Invitational Girls Basketball tournament at Gardner-South Wilmington High School gym Monday to Wednesday. Teams: South Wilmington Braceville St Mary of Pontiac Immaculate Conception Morris Otter Creek. First game 6 30 p m Monday. semifinals 6 30 p m and 7 45 p m Tuesday. consolation 6 30 p m Wednesday. championship 7 45 p m.

Craig Berens Mark Holbrook Ranny Larson Don Lowe Jon Murphy Tony Niewinski Mike Peterson Greg Sager Tom Sandoval Steve Sztapka John Wray Joe Kiss Steve Kundert Tom Morrall Don Funte Pat Durkee Tim Funte Dave McTague Greg Belt Ray DeLong Steve Elleson Eugene Wren Keith Yard Mike Hamilton Trent Funte Garret Dergo John Elleson Durkee McTague Princeton Rockford Lisle Frosh-Soph Gehrig Dergo Randy Butler Mike Darin Don Davidson Todd Funte Leo Rochnowski Dave Sampson Scott Wilkinson Jeff Buchanan Jerry McNulty Shawn Cassidy Steve Erio Mark Ford Shawn Hornsby Andy Hunt al McWilliams Phil Peterson Jeff Poundstone al Schmitke Jim Reigle Tim Reigle Mike Strange Morris Suttles Darcel Luegering Rosemarie Ehrman Sue Anderson Lisa Feeney Kim Ferguson Lisa Guilette Connie Gordon Kim Hexhall Cathy Kramer Sheila Martin Joan O’ Hagen Beth Rudow Julie Steele Kris Ehteshami-Afshar Diane Kauzlaric Michele Newton Lori Eschenbaum Michele South Wilmington Gardner-South Wilmington High School St. Mary of Pontiac Immaculate Conception of Morris Otter Creek

Kentucky eyes NCAA title after top UPI finish

Kentucky, led by coach Joe Hall, clinched the regular season UPI championship and aims for the national title. The Wildcats finished 25-2, replacing Adolph Rupp’s legacy with Kyle Macy and four senior stars as they prep to open the NCAA tournament against Florida State in Knoxville.

Lexington UPI Kentucky Joe Hall Hall United Press International Adolph Rupp Rupp Indiana Kansas South Carolina St. Johns Notre Dame Alabama LSU North Carolina Wildcats Kyle Macy Macy Florida State Knoxville Tenn

Seneca and Marseilles reach championship game in sub regional

Seneca and Marseilles advance to the Seneca Sub-regional girls basketball championship Thursday at 7 30 p m after Tuesday wins. Seneca defeated MVK 28 10 as coach Judy Anderson praised defense and effort. Osmondo scored 14 points leading Seneca while Marseilles built a big first half and held Plano despite a late rally.

Seneca Marseilles Morris MVK Judy Anderson Julie Osmond MVE Plano

Morris Moose Pony League Registration Info

Pony League registration for Morris Moose will be Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. Andy Stewart can be reached at 942-3844 for details. In I.C.S. news the girls basketball team beat Lisbon 44-20 with Mary Cheshareck posting 13 points and 12 rebounds, Marguerite Donovan 12 points, and Sue Schuler nine. Lisbon’s Theresa Giannotti scored 12 in the loss. I.C.S. sixth graders routed Lisbon 34-4 led by Tracy Button with 12 points. sixth graders sit at 8-7. The I.C.S. eighth graders, 10-8, play Braceville tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the Braceville Invitational.

Morris Moose Pony League Andy Stewart I.C.S Lisbon Mary Cheshareck Marguerite Donovan Sue Schuler Lynette Pellegrini Theresa Giannotti Tracy Button Braceville

Higher rated teams win in Chicago tourney action

In Class A and Class AA games, top seeds prevailed as No. 3 Nashville beat No. 8 Metropolis 67-55 led by Paul Patton 21 and John Jankowski 20, while No. 4 Thornton toppled No. 10 Oak Forest 58-54 with Tom Kmak scoring 18 for Oak Forest. Multiple top teams had games postponed by weather. several winners and close scores highlighted the round.

Chicago UPI Nashville Metropolis Thornton Oak Forest Paul Patton John Jankowski Phil Gary Keith Wright Tom Kmak Lebanon Effingham St. Anthony Charleston Mount Pulaski Sullivan Decatur Havana Piasa Southwestern Macomb Downers Grove North Lockport

Sectional results from United Press International

Class AA Sectionals report with multiple games across Illinois venues. Notable scores include Benet 70 over Keaton North 66 in OT at Aurora East Lisle, Thornton 58 over Oak Forest, and Dixon 75 over Geneseo 58 at Moline. Several games postponed to March 8.

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