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He rsey FremdwinsedgesaturegameIutWheeling“Hersey really killed us Inside In thesecond quarter,” said Sandy Green, Palatine's head girls’ basketball coach. ‘‘The rest of the time we did pretty well.”Playing at Wheeling, the Wildcats ofCoach Donna Dubbelde gave it the supreme effort before losing a heart-breaker.Fremd’s amazing balance in scoringShe was referring to the Pirates’ game was one of the reasons this Viking teamwith hosting Hersey Wednesday night, still stands above the rest in the leagueLiz Kastner and Sue Skarzynski paced the winners with 14 and nine points, respectively. Sandy Norman was high for Arlington with nine.Arlington won the B’ game, 41-16. Hoffman took the ‘B’ game, 24-11.SCORE BY QUARTERSDoing the most damage was the Huskies’ with a perfect record. Connie Bruns and Arlington .............0 3 10 12—25Beth Riser, who scored 16 of her game- Kathy Uhrich had 10 points each with Sacred Heart .........12 10 13 3—38high 27 points in that first half.“They kept throwing it inside to her and she’s good,” said Green of Hersey’s talented center.Heide Geisler scoring nine and Colleen Cannon eight.Fremd coach Carol Plodzien’s team held up under the pressure shooting ofHersey held a slim 10-6 lead after one Wheeling freshman Sandra Rainey, whoquarter before taking charge in the second eight-minute period, outscoring the Pirates 18-6. The two teams played exactly even in the second half, giving Her-sev a 49-33 victory.«► rIn other area action, the North Divi-poured in 25 points. Wheeling’s fine defense held Fremd far below its offensive average.The ‘B’ game also was a thriller with Fremd winning 27-25.SCORE BY QUARTERSsion title may have been decided as de- Fremd ................13 12 12 11—48fending Mid-Suburban Conference cham- Wheeling ..............10 18 10 9—47pion Fremd survived a thriller at Wheeling. winning 48-47. Also victorious werethe Elk Grove Grenadiers over Forest,35-30, and the Conant Cougars over Hoffman Estates, 44-38, and Sacred Heartover Arlington, 38-25.Elk Grove, presently in the thick of the South Division fight with Prospect and Rolling Meadows, was impressive in itsdecision over hosting Forest View.Laura Berry and Kathy Brinkman paced the Grove with 15 and eight points,Linda Davis also hit for double figures Kim Smid was tops for For-for Hersey with 10.Pacing Palatine in scoring with 10 points each were Marcy Mazzetta and Linda Wojcik. Kathy Kost had 16est View with 14 points with Kim Karaffa and Debbie Brinkman 10 rebounds each.SCORE BY QUARTERSrebounds and Nancy Barnes was next Elk Grove* ft •with eight.Forest View4 16 9 6—358 12 6 4-30SCORE BY QUARTERSPalatineHerseyft ft6 6 6 15-33 10 18 8 13-33Mount Prospectextendssi gnu pMount Prospect BasebaJAssociationextended lateregistration through SaturdayMarchuntilm. CallConant dealt Hoffman Estates’ hopefor a division title a blow. Leading the Cougars were a host of players, including Linda Webb who scored 17 points, pulleddown 13 rebounds and recorded sevensteals. Kathy Reynolds was right behind with 13 points, 10 rebounds and six assists.Also chipping in for Conant were KathyEvans with 11 points and 20 rebounds and Victoria Bozin with 12 points.Saodv Norton was high for Hoffmanwith 12 and Clare Dowling had II along with 13 rebounds.SCORE BY QUARTERSregister. There are open-bovs 15 vears and olderCocant Hoffman Estates ..• »12 14 9 9—448 10 8 12-38umpires. Anyone interestedworkinglitapire should callSacred Heart stunned Arlington behind good defense and a frigid shooting firstMAKING HER move underneath forHersey is top scorer Beth Riser against Palatine Wednesday. Riser's27 points led her teem to a 49-33half by the visiting Cardinals. Arlington victory ov^ th« visitors. (Photo bywas outscored 12-0 after one quarter and Jim Frost)trailed 22-3 at the half.trailed 22-3 at the half.
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Buffalo Grove Herald
Buffalo Grove, Illinois, US
Fri, Feb 28, 1975
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