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- . , , i J, ,<- •','!ggl " . ""'I $hurad&y, August 19,1948 WWWmmM "SOI •'••A-!'-, '• "HEAR" t*j**-ARL R.'WAI.SH ---Right off the bat we want to make a correction. Last week we stated that the American Legion picnic for carnival workers and their families woufd* be held August 15. That was wrong. It will be held next Sunjjgy, August 22. We think the correction was noised around pretty well before last Sunday. Anyhow it was no picnic for us. MURPHY ATO MILLER PITCH DOUBLE WIN * OVER DUNDEE NINE 1 The McHenry Shamrocks continued to play like champions as they whipped Dundee in both games or a double-header here last Sunday. Murphy pitched the first game and missed a shut-out through a fielding lapse in the ninth. "Sonny" Miller pitched the second game and allowed only four hits in a 12 to, 1 win. Schuldt, the fellow who beat Johnsburg and held Algonquin to 1 hit recently, was Miller's opponent on the mound. Schuldt has plenty of stuff, but the Shamrocks were in a hitting mood. "Willo" McCulla had a field day, banging out 3 for & in the game, including a triple. second game he whacked singles, a double and triple in trips to the plate. mmmm. , -y. v, n.5^ V«... 5 'I t , MCHENRY PLAINDEALER nfi im !(»'• v4- « I, T""** MUEiHtr tun) J0HNS6URG IN TIE FOR FUST • First Four Teams g. To Start Play-Off " ' Series Next Sunday , . Facta About Body Worms I Body worms are parasites. Some In- C i babit the intestinra, others creep un* j der the skin, another type Is in the blood stream and lyfnph channels and aome get into the eyes and cause ! blindness. They range in size from microscopic fil&rlae to tapewo/ms as long as 20 to 30 feet. Some enter the body through food fcr drinking water, Ktera through tbfca^a. McHENRY TENNIS PLAYERS WINNERS IN FIRST TOURNEY Fcur cities, McHenry, Harvard, Crystal Lake and Elgin, were repre- ' sented at Sunday's tennis tournament Donkey Baseball At jMcCnllom Lake Aug. 22 ; If there is anything which is strre to brinjr good hearty laughter out of most anyone at all interested in sports of any kind, donkey baseball is it. Announcement that it will be 22, at McDonald Field, McCullom Lake, underiw-gSl lights will be good news to many vundee Cock Flgfcting Almost as far back as the history of fowls can be traced there is mention of cock fights. Seating two gamesters to battle each other in a pit was a favorite pastime of the most ancient of Greeks and Romans. /There was cock fighting In Asia at least 3,000 held on the local courts, McHenry ...... emerging without defeat in their first' R'ayv. Aug tourney of the season. ~ . The match was originally scheduled between Harvard and the local team, hut a shortage of players made it necessary to enlist other net men. Harvard called on two former resi- Remember--the picnic plans will tfe as planned--next Sunday--at the V. F.. W. grounds. There will be a big crowd and fun for all. ' • The fans are giving "Wilfo" McCulla a big hand for his part in the double victory of the Shamrocks oyer Dundee here last Sunday. He sipacked that ball all over the lot in collecting 7 hits in 8 trips. He hit two triples with the bases loaded 4jpd drove in 9 runs. ' ! - We have come to expect Murphy to pitch good games, but having "Sonny" Miller leave his first base position and step in to hurl a 4- mtter draws special mention in this corner. (1st gaau) McHenry AS Conway, 3b 4 :• McCulla, c 1 3 L. Stilling, If .- L. Larkin, rf 4 J. Larkin, rf ......... / '.it'.; Miller, lb ............'O-4'• McCracken, 2b . 4 H. Stilling,. .'v '2 « Freund* y 0 . • Wagner ** 7 1 B. Bolger, ; -3V Murphy, p 8 Totals . ft. a 0 1 I .• 9 A 0 0 0 W: used partridge and quail in a fight to "Kid"^ Nickels tells us she is leaving Muggs-Drugs shortly. She has something up her sleeve, but won't tell. Watch for later announcements. We suppose the boss will throw a big farewell party. Bob and Mary Hirschmugl have come up with a plan that should provide a barrel of fun at their popular Just For Fun Roller Rink on Friday night of this week. A greased pig! Yep. A greased pig will be let loose about 10:00 p. m. •----Everyone who enters the contest, which is held on roller skates, is advised to wear overalls. Somebody is going to take home a pig. A lot of others will take home some grease. There will be other surprises in store. It's a big party and a lot of fun in store for all. Even though you can't skate or can't catch a pig, it will be worth your time to go down and watch the fun. We can all stand a good laugh. Dundee' y, Menke, If ........... Hakow, 3b Schumacher, lb Schuldt, cf ....... Faber, ss Miller, 2b .......M Wacholz, rf ....... Meir, e ............... Eggert, p AB 6; . 4. 4 3 •4 • 2 * 8 Totals 31 1 7 j Score by Innings: Dundee 000 000 001--1. McHenry 101 032 00 --8. | Stolen bases: McCulla, G. Larkin, B. Bolger (2), Murphy (2). Two base hits: Eggert, Schumacher. Three base hits: McCulla. | Double plays: Conway to Miller; • Mb- Cracken to G. Larkin. ' J Struck out by Murphy, IS; Eggert, 4' I Bases on balls off Murphy; •$ Eggert, 5. •• „ tt one of the hottest races stttce the McHenry County Baseball League was organized, McHenry and Johnsburg wound up in a tie for -first first j the standings. In the I teams played double-headers t _ out 2; Sunday to bring the schedule up to years ago, although the very earliest g date and make way for the play-offs Asiatic enthusiast, lacking chickens | to start next Sunday. McHenry beat " ' '" ~ ' Dundee in both games while Johnsburg was beating Hebron and Barrington. -- 1 •. Each team was beaten twice during ,;v M :.V ' the season, McHenry losing two _ . , games to Johnsburg while Johns- Hundred dollar (yuan) bills are ap burg was beaten by Richmond and. i® China that some Junk- Dundee. men are buying them by weight as A drawing was necessary to get wastepaper. The price offered la the play-offs started. This. includes about 82,000 a pound. At the black the first four teams in the standings, masket rate of more Jian 300,000 Here s how it^will go: yuan to one United States dollar It i "oXt ?un^y an^ takes more than 3,000 hundred dollar Bamp w U ^"j8' ^ bul8 to <>n® United States cent, McHenry--a single pme sUrting St ^ 's ab<>«t two- 2 o'clock. i thirds of a cent. The junkmen pay off Also starting next Sunday will be denomination bills, as no one the series between Johnsburg and has the strength or patience to carry Richmond. This game will start at out. and count the .small ones any 12 o'clock. mora. | After two teams have been elimi- ... i " , nated in the next two or three weeks .the battle will start for first place. Final Standings: Losjt 2 2 3 1, A » 10 14 dents now among Elgin's top players, while McHenry was aided by two Crystal Lake tennis enthusiasts. Results were as fdllows: Russell Shales, Elgin, defeated Jack Colby, Crystal Lake, 6-3, 6-2; Adele Froehlich, McHenry, won from Ed Grady, Elgin, 6-1, 6-4; Bruce Klontz, McHenry, defeated John Gutnecht, Harvard, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4; Leon Grosby, McHenry, won over Joe Dawson, Harvard, 6-3, 6-1; Layern Colby, Crystal Lake, defeated Lowell Nye, Harvard, 6-0, 6-2.' In doubles, J. Colby and Froehlich defeated Shales and Grady, 6-2, 6-1, and Klontz and Grosby won from Dawson and Gutnecht, 3-6,6-1,6-0. The annual Labor Day open doubles teams wishing to * enter should do ao within the nt$t two weeks. ' v to many | It will be the Shamrocks versus the; Royal Inn, beginning at 8 o'clock, j Adult admission will be fifty cents. Long Distance Swim Record The record long distance swim was hung up by Skipper IV, a gray nurse shark in the aquarium pool at Taronga Park, Sydney, Australia. At the rate of three miles an hour, he never stopped swimming from 1934 to 1939, during which time It was estimated he negotiated about 105,000 miles. The war ended interest In the aquatic performances of Skipper IV/ -- BASEBALL -- , Sunday, Aug. 22, 2 p. m vs. Shamrocks at McHem# Richmond at Johnsburg, -- DONKEY BASEBALL -- Sunday, Aug. 22, 8:®0 p. «. At M c D o n a l d F i e l d , M c C u l l o m L a t e # -- -- ^ GREASED PIG CHASB -- i ^ "Just For Fun Roller Rink" ' Friday night, Aug. 20, -- JUNIOR BASEBALL -- August 21 At High School Diamond. Game: and program. Toni Permanent Wave Kits, fl.gj and 82.00. Wattles Drug Store. 35-i| w H >--#• 0 l o i 0 1 0 1 • i 0 0 e 1 18 ft. FOR SALE runabout with 4-cylinder Kermath motor. Best offer taxes it! Fhofte 2?9-J, after five o'clock 496-J. • *14 Need Rubber Stamps? The Plaindealer. -- ^ FOR SALE : ; ; - One McCormick-Deering, No. .7, •Ensilage Cutter; like new, filled three Order at silos. -Charles Weingart. Phone McHenry 663-W-2. *!4-sp McHenry Johnsburg ..... Richmond ..... Dundee Hebron Harrington Algonquin ..... Crystal Lake Won 12 12 11 » 4 .. 4 0 JOHNSBURG TIGERS EEAT HEBRON AND BARRINGTON SUNDAY "Sonny" Miller has pulled the hidden ball trick on two successive Sundays. Pulled it slick as a whistle. -Have one of those California Chamber of Commerce letters a mile long from Paul Yanda. We expect to have it finished by Christmas. "When the dance is over--the Idler's to payM-- That gang you saw cleaning up a picnic lot at Boone Creek the other day had more fun the night before. Nobody knows who tied the garden hofce to the exaust pipe of one car. picnics are fun, bjit there must be easier jobs than cleaning up the grounds. For instance -- ticking postage stamps,. ---County league trophies are on display at Mi Place this week. They are being moved from town to town. Plaindealer comes out a day earlier this week so a long-awaited letter from Marilyn Perkinson will have to wait 'til next week- (2nd game) • McHenry McCulla, rf .... McCracken, 2b T. Bolger, 2b J. Larkin, 3b G. Larkin, ss Miller, p ........ Freund, lb .... H. Stilling, If 'B. Bolger, cf Wagner, c .... W. Bolger, c Totals AB 5 3 3 6 4 - 4 8 2 8 m. 4 X o 41 12 12 AB 3 4 4 Dundee Menke, If . Rakow, 8b Schumacher, Schuldt, p • 4 Thompson, cf 8 Miller, 2b * 4 Faber, ss ............ 8 Wacholz, rf .......... 4 Meir, c .................... 2 Ervin, c 1 Totals 82 k o o o The firemen will hold the annual 68Unty championship water fight here Sunday, August 29. The McHenry firemen wop last year and have a strong team again this year. Those fights are fun to{ watch--in case you aon't know. Score by Innings: Dundee 010 000 000--1. McHenry 103 202 004--12 Stolen bases: Schuldt; B. Bolger; " Miller; McCracken; G. Larkin; J. Abj ' p« Larkin; H. Stilling (2); McCullaJ™*sen' ™ ,(2). Two base hits: McCulla, G. Larkin Three base hits: McCulla. Double plays: G. Larkin to Freund. Struck out by Schuldt, 10; Miller, 5. Bases on balls off Schuldt, 6; Miller, 2. The Johnsburg Tigers played and won a double header on their base» ball diamond last Sunday, beating Hebron 11 to 7 in the first game and blanking Barrington 9 to 0 in the second contest. The Hebron game was quite a sluefest with Johnsburg going for distance. 1 George Jackson pitched the first game, then went back to his catching against Barrington as Klapperich twirled a 3-hit shutout. Richmond plays at Johnsburg next Sunday. |Johnsburg I Howie Freund, Zb |N. Smith, rf IG. Jackson, p B. Meyers, If L. Freund ss S. Meyers, cf ........ A. Jackson, 3b . .. ;W. Smith lb ........ H. Freund, c ........ J Totals 41 V. ' ' Hebron - „ Loetscher, If, p .... Tibbitts, 2b Kuecker, 3b L. Schmidt, sa B. Schmidt, c ........ Slavin, rf Behrens, cf G. Tibbitts, lb ........ Totals AB * R H 5 0. 1 ! 5 3 S 1 4 2 , 3 1 5 1 2 6 1 2 1 . 4 1 2 i 5 2 2 4 1 2 , 4 0" | 11 18 , AB R H ; 6 2 3 6 . 2 3 i 5 1 1 ••! 4 0 "1 1 6 0 2- ! 4 1 1 4 0 l , 4 0 1 4 1 1 I 0 i ; 48 If 16 GREASED PIG PARTY On FRIDAY, AUGUST 20 ust For Fun Roller Rink West McHenry, 111. B O X I N G and WREST L I N G EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Lake County Stadium Round Lake Road Round Lakc Faf* Our "S. B. C." sends us the following baseball problem and tricky question gleaned from Jim Costin's popular column in the South Bend Tribune. ! Can a run score after the third out? Here's how; _ | Bases full, two out, three and two on the hitter. The base-runners are off with the pitch, which is a fourth ball, forcing all runners to advance one base. The runner who had been on third started to walk in, but the runner who had been on second rounded third at high speed Instead of pulling up there. The catcher whipped the ball to third and the runner was tagged out before he could get back. He was tagged be- s fore the runner who had. been on j third had time to touch the plate,! but since he (the runner on third) i was automatically forced to take another base, his run counted even! though he did not touch the plate until after his teammate had been tagged out for foolishly overrunning third base. •Lest Dutchman' The Lost Dutchman gold mine at Score by Innings: Hebron ..... 400 100 020-- 7. Johnsburg 210 011 51.--11. Two base hits: B. Meyers; L. Freund, N. Smith, S. Meyers (2), Kuecker. Three base hits: A. Jackson. Home runs: Stavin. Struck out by Johnson, 2; Jackson, 8rr~ Phoenix, Ariz., is named tor Jacob ®ases on off Loetscher, 1; Jack-] Wak, a German praapector who *°n' *• ' ' was known to the Tnrfiyng *s "Snowbeard." He 8tumbled onto the mine in 1875 after tin fijpaaiah prospector who originally found it was massacred in an Apache Indian raid. Walz is known to have taken out a small fortune in gold nuggeta, but never once did he allow anyone to follow him back into the mountain fastness. Then, in 1892, he died in Phoenix without disclosing the mine's whereabouts. Since then it has been the ob^ct of an untold number ol searchers, all of whom have combed the rugged mountain in vain. Johnsburg H. Freund, lb, ss L. Freund, ss .... S. Meyers, rf ........ G. Jackson, c B. Meyers, cf ........ W. Smith, lb ........ A. Jackson, 8b ^ Pitzen, If •D. Freund, Klapperich, rf, P •• 2b Totals AB 4 4 1 ; 5 4 4 8 8 4 4 36 Uncle Sam Says TRICKY-- There is a trick baseball question going the rounds which could cost you money if a bet is offered. The question- is this: "Did the New York Yankees lose three games in one day this year?" Strangely enough, the answer is yes, although it's tricky. On June 12' of this year the Yankees were beaten three times by the Cleveland Indians. The game of the night before did not terminate until 12:22 a. m., with Cleveland the winner by 10-8. That made one defeat on June 12, and that afternoon the Indians won a doubleheader from the world's champions to make it three defeats ia one day. It's a trick of course, but it also happens to be technically correct that the Yanks did lose three games in one day. 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