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rigli v V * , / - « ' Thursday, December 10,1936 P^rjr$Fi?t>x <&?** • . 'V *- » >•»«- s^fR«-r t *•%' [*3^ srNL^^>' : .•/.- !•.•. 1 :•&',. * «: THE McHKlUY ILAJ8DXALE& '"'± ^ ^ *-* ' . ;tx "SO I HEAR • o" by .*' X EM WA1SH n *fc» f The big news in bowling circles this week pertains to our Wildcats. Seems thfe boys decided it would be a great idea ta schedule a match with a group | so far, not as bad as last winter in of ladies from Elgin. * '• 1 Illinois. POT Better Columns. -S • I • H- . "DOC-r Sunday afternoon came andt?lfefaiij' -- 5 * I * H -- ladies appeared. Well, it was certain! Thanks for writing, Doc. I have that the rollicking, frollicking boys!no bodyguard, but may need one soon known as Wildcats would have little if this "So We Hear" bombardment ^ 1 - trouble taking the match. There's no need of prolonging the agony. We might as well tell you that those fair ladies knocked pins in all directions and won all three games. The girls knocked over the grand sum ^illlf^KT^NIITEB °* P'nS w^"e Wildcats (kitl • |||2^^AAAl&r KK tens just now) were tipping over 2471 pins. Sweet bowlers, those girls. -- S * I * H -- * As an added attraction to the lady ;bowlers, Elgin brought up a team of men. They weren't as good as the girls, but good enough to beat the McHenry Brewery team. 4 . - -- S * I • H -- ilcHenry bowlers ha vent 'shown real class this season, but th*e Old Timers came through last week with some pretty classy scores. Ray Page and Jake Schaefel- each turned in 623 series. Nickie Freund was 14 pins over the coveted mark, turning in one 255 gfcme. Tom Wilson and Jim Perkins had single games over 200. Qliess it takes the Old Timers to show these, young sprouts h£w it's done. V . -- S * I */li -- HanH Weber was high man in the Forester league with a 558 series. A1 Justen had a chance for a nifty series, but fell, short in the second game. -- S • I • H -- Joe Lenzen's 588 was top*, ia the Volo league. j" ' -- S * I • R -- : " { The ladies had some good, close matches Monday night with improved i scores. Dorothy Page led with. 487. I - -r. S * I * H -- Guess we will have to correct that score credited to Edith Karls in last I week's issue of The Plaindealer. The second game was listed as a 47 score and it should have beep 117. We re- ^ !gret mistakes. Errors are cheerfully • cprr6ct6(i Sac our dhpUv of J*mctw«y Flock Size w«t«rer« *d taw*l«U lint ol J««inw«y Powhiy I -- O I It-- j The McHenry Rifle Club shooters J I IT *a 1 II J are at it again. The scores indicate • j* vycitai nsrowsrc thattiweye8»re^tm p^ykeenaft- • 'er a lay-off. On* poand of water b worth w aach to • hen as oao powd of Ml Therefore m hiadndeat aapp^r of Ml«« water wM col down yow off piodwHMj and COLO water wiU lad abool slop hem ffoa laybifl # T»GJTL*AH AUO KM MM *• W+M ! 4** »*• MTAF h MM, M* If fey tfaal *lak tow Hfc JT Floak flu IV*m«4kiWR4iii 1 SltfM «M Mai tfw mMmI day*. H tMMi ir MtoM m Mil la a Mage ol riw la .Malawi! Wthaa vM IMIham md fhw Ma Mriii >ium (bay mM A» srfiwlni At keeps up. That "Chief Clerk" you mentioned is still doing noble service in the "Honest Brothers" store. The boy is there with the goods. Simon Stoffel still maintains that if we could enter Harrison in that Burlington contest, it would be a walkaway. The elder member cf the "Honest Brothers" hooked a new trailer to his automobile a few days ago «nd headed for the sunshine and flowers of California. Little Glenny still squawks if his name isn't in the column every week. He comes through with the cigars without much argument when he gets mention, though, (He'd better or we'll swing all this column advertising over io Tom Bolger.) Alderman Buss, the west side orator, has been wondering what Glenny does to get all the publicity, but he hasn't made an offer. Guess we'll quit this drug store advertising and go in for big game Maybe ifre can get these car dealers to thinking this is a great spQt for publicity. Guess this will be enough news on the situation for this time, Doc. "Hello," to the family, and write away right away. -- S • I • H -- - The city basketball leaague swung into action Tuesday night at the high school gym. We're afraid some of the older boys will have to cut down on the pork chops and do some road work to get in shape, but they have a lot of fun. -- S * I * H -- We were talking things over with Freddie Meyers and Glenn Anderson about the basketball situation in .McHenry. We feel that McHenry has plenty of material to form a high class town team. In fact, form two teams, first and second. Some of our best material is outside the league. These fellows could be combined with the cream of the league crop to give McHenry the kind of a team that will draw. The sports world loves a winner. Plans" Green Street McHenryi ANDBRMN* WOO OCR Playing the Pick of the Pictures FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11 George Raft -- Ida Lupine in "YOURS FOR THE ASKING" 250 Big Reasons This Friday & Saturday To See These Big Shows at the Miller SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 Stuart Erwin, Robert Armstrong -- in -- "THE ALL-AMERICAN CHUMP" COMING SUNDAY -- MONDAY Helen Hunt Jackson's Best Loved Story, All in Gorgeous New Technicolor, Which Makes It As True to Life As Life Is Itself....! : Loretta Young - Don Amecho in "RAMONA" -- with --•- Kent Taylor, Pauline Fredrich, and Jane Darwell Continuous 9unday after 2:S0 10c TUES., BARGAIN NITE 15c Robert Young - Jessie Matthews "IT'S LOVE AGAIN" WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY The Laff and Song Parade of the Year! Stuart Erwin -- Patsy Kelly j* "PIGSKIN PARADE" with Arlene Judge, Jack Haley. Betty Grable, Yacht Club Boys NEXT WEEK: "Libeled Lady' -- s * I * h -- The column would like to promote a trade at home club to boost the McHenry merchants during the Christmast season. Of course, some things a person may choose from the selections off red and give local men possible. S * I COME THICK AND FAST ASMCHS BASKETBALL STARTS Basketball Is with us again. Ganfcs are coming thick and fast for the high. school team and things are looking up in spite of a couple of defeats. McHenry lost a free scoring game to Richmond last week after a nip and tuck batJ}«QsJnost of the way. The Richmond squad is off to another good start this season and show promise of being strong contender^ for county honors. r Enough about Richmond. Let's talk about our oWn team now. Vale Adams led MpHenry's scoring against Richmond with 14 points. This total, however, had to take second place in the, evening's honors. Anderson, Richmond's left forward, dropped in ,T field goals and three free throws,;"; ' *-v•'{.'•• • '•••,'Vv/': Coach Reed was well pleased with Ehorn, if ..... his boys in this game, but we go on Anderson, \f . from here to the Harvard game and Bowman, *e. i.'. itV a different story. | Borrie, c The team went up to Harvard rated1 Klanteuck, rg as favorites. As the game o^ned, i Thomas, rg ...'. both teams dashed about the floor Belli lg •••-»»•" with unsteady eagerness.^ McHenry's Waspi, Ig ...^, passing seemed superior, but it was Kattner, Jtg. soon evident that their basket shooting wasn't what it should b.-*. After scoring three points, Mchenry went a full fifteen minutes without scoring. In this time Harvard had moved ahead with thirteen points. Joe McAndrews Adams, rf ...... brought McHenry's total for the half Knox, If to five, dropping in a follow-up shot'L. Smith, If-..., just as the half ended. j Miller, c Coach Reed substituted freely! McAndrews, c throughout the game in an effdrt to j Anderson, rg get his team working smoothly, but Justen, rg^ ...... had no luck until late in the game Kilday, Ig ...... R. Smith, 30, were made this week. McHenry drew the comparatively small school of Huntley and seem to be in a favorable position to go place* in the tournament. Drawings are as follows: Marengo -- Crystal Lake. Woodstock -- Hebron. Richmond -- Harvard. Huntley -- McHenryi McHENRY -- 31 . Adams, rf ......".......-.....,„..i„ 5 L. Smith, If Knox, If 3 Miller^ c McAndrews, c Anderson, rg R. Smith, rg ^ P. Justen, lg - Kilday, Ig ,Totals-:\-^.i: RICHMOND . Total* ... McHENRY Total*' HARVARD now in the making for teams to meet during season. The Anderson are two brother the holiday Brothers of McHenry have challenged the Strain Brothers of Harvard, ought to go over big. ^ -- S * I • H -- We close the column for this week big city stores, but let's be good sports ^ making a choice of those splendid a break wnerever pleased to lea"n that George j ^ I play home game, of the sea-, BILL'S BOYS offers made in "So We Hear" last week. We liked that one with the 10,000 to 10 ratio the best. We can't when his regulars got up from a long rest on the bench to show some of the stuff expected of them. Although Vale Adams led his team's scoring, he was far from his usual | stride. Harry Anderson, a fellow who Kuenzi, rf .... seems to hit the basket more often j Haffiner, rf than he misses, was another key-man Rushboldt, If who failed to hit his stride. Croak, If None of the team clicked as in pre- Diggs, c vious games, but these two boys were missed especially, because of their usual scoring threat. The second team has had far better luck so far. With Hunt showing _ Baird, lg the way with six baskets, they trimmed Richmond 20 to 6. Hunt, G. Miller, Tonyan, Colby, Cox, Hettermann, Smith and Meyers saw action in thj? game. The same second team s<iuad, with "Nickie" Justen added to the squad, beat Harvard 14 to 7. The team will travel to Marengo on Friday night of this week and will • ; •Kmmis Fiieffti X'f of the coffef cropt dalivered Stores, and ground at purchase ... no wonder liner, fresher flavor. A«lP A«tP «••• CLOCK COFFEE i'i " "illvsi MIU and Mellow Eteht OS ica'« Moat Popular Coffpa. RICH AND FULL-SODIED COFFEE BED CIRCLE 2 BAGS 39c VIGOROUS AND WINEY COFFEE B0KAR. /23c I.dole at These! Your Choice o t L«. 23c tPUDDING! PKOS CERESOTA, PILLSBURY S OR QOLD MEDAL ' Grady, ; Pence, rg | Sullivan, Ferris, lg Totals PG. FT ....,6 * I •" .it 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 ..... 0 0 58 ..... 3 ..... 2 0 0 0 J . 0 ; o 0, -V- 0 0 1 12 . 9 twk-F IT'fctK ,0*ANQCPEK0 Itectar Tta KZ2HS MMtpowi)^ • 1 Fairy FCOU\ . mi* umi* :«KO«» LB 15c DELICIOUS COOKIES . LB 19C l-LB. ««£ CAN MPK-062 93c AUTOMATIC SOAP FLAKES 2i«-°z. jet PKGS. rse'jsms: C. O. F. Standings Team No. 1 ---- 4925 team No. 2 5317 Team No. 3 --- 4834 Team No. 4 4746 Volo League Standings Won We accept. THC Week Dava, 7:20 -- «:2« Admission 10c -- 26c FRIDAY -- SATURDAY Lew Arm -- Mary Carliale 'LADY, BK CAREFUL' Also--Oh Duchess, Cartoon... Knuey's Newsreel SUNDAY -- MONDAY DECEMBER 13 - 14 Randolph Scott - Bhmie Barnes "THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS" Also--Cartoon, Three Little Wolves and World News Brents TUESDAY, BARGAIN Two Features y For the Price of One Feature No. 1 Sally Eilers • Robert Armstrong "WITHOUT ORDERS" Feature No. 2 PAROLE" Aon Preston -- Henry Ibptcr Two Good Pictures! Not 1 -- An Airplane Picture No. 2 -- A Prison Picture WEDNESDAY -- THURSDAY Loretta Young -- Don Ameehe "RAMONA" Abo-Delected Short Sabjoets We are Frisby has recovered nicely from his i T"' A . , ! ankle injury suffered in the last foot-; aWay " 160 ball game of the season. It may interest you to know that George is listed among the leading ground gain-; •ers in Northern Illinois. -- S * I • H -- ! We thought that Vernon Knox and' George Freund had an all time low' mark in bowling that would stand for| a long time, but again the record falls.1 Leo Heimer and Joe Baur are report-. ed to be sharing a 93 since last Sun-! day. If this keeps up, they are going | to have to build wider alleys and quiti nailing those pins to the floor. f -- S * 1 * 11 -- j ! It isn't often that we take up the | ! subject of fashions, but with King Edjward and Wally styles sweeping our country, we are ready to promote a ! new "Off-the-Face" stocking cap. If ! you haven't seen it modeled by our jeast side postal clerk, "You ain't seen ! nothin' yet." | -- S * I * H --, j We have another very interesting I letter from our friend "Dr." Hess. I Showed it to Editor "Mose" and he said, "Print it just as it is. No cutiting." Orders from the boss must be | carried out. Here it is: ; Sioux Falls, S. D., December 6,1936. Dear Earli It seems the winter indoor sport' | has s,tarted with new fervor in Mc- j I Henry by the reports in the last few j ^copies of The/ Plaindealer which Ij i have received and believe me I enjoy i I reading about it and only wish now j ' that someone would start another col- j umn which would give the dope be- J ! tween the lines from the two hot spots jof information in said Great City, un-, censored, because unless one could get this information in the exact word it would spoil the effect. I'm writing this to you, Earl, not as contributor to your column, but as suggestion for the center of the page of Ifce Plaindealer' where the two columns appear. I think the quality of the paper might have to be improved so as to include some asbestos or the page might fall apart. 1 will say, I don't like any column to be anonymous, therefore my letter is addressed to you to uSe as you see fit. It would appear that the conductor of the column, "So We Hear" must be one of those individuals who can't take it or you have acquired a bodyguard since I left McHenry. It is nevertheless encouraging tov see two bitter groups as the "Over the Checkers" and the other side of town, joining in one common cause, since the whole world is talking of war and marriage. By the way, Earl, are congratulations in order? If so, here's luck from the Hess family. What is the most important topic of conversation at the "Honest Brothers" while waiting for the evening Rattler with the Chicago papers? I sure miss that round table discussion of the world and local facts, especially the latter, and often wish I could be in on them, particularly, now since the chief clerk has been recognized nationally as was shown I believe at the exhibit during the Centennial. There are many other topics in the two columns that interest me very much, but I will write again some time, I hope, after this and will closc saying we are pretty well settled in our new home and like it. 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