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^ i 'i-•' ¥ ' H.}% • ^iiT r^r^; Jf *\yT* ; "rf :> * ~ y «gf7 ^ ^ ~ "V t ,, t. '* 3 /%; -\ . '" -a^' Miller, Fritni, Ul-SII; 11(081 »•*»*>• *r- --•- •--*------ "• -' "*•• >"( "SO I _ _ M V#_ by EARL R. WALSH . To the head of the class go a couple of boys who burned up th« local bowling alleys the past week. Here they are: Herman Steffes -- 269-202-200- 671. "8onuy" Miller -- 266-644. ,^ywould be nice for those fellows to pair up in a double* match with that kind, of bowling. Recall a 605 series for Harold Steffan and 604 for Wheelock this week. Somebody's always bowling. Mighty Dundee was beaten on the basketball court by Geneva after four years supremacy iu the Little Seven without defeat. * he Warriors looked pretty (1 beating Marengo last iMday uight for tl*elr fourtu straight conference win. It wasn't the same looking team that lost to Woodstock Hign ou our home floor Tuesday night. The Warriors had possession of the ball aplenty, but couldn't shoot for sour apples. Lake Geneva will be here Friday ifJMt. McHenry travels to Hebron next Tuesday night. If you're looking for a job, we'd suggest contacting Billy Pries. The hours are short and the pay is long. A stranger (butcher) stopped in one day recently and Billy put him to work. The fellow made a ten buck touch for advance wages and we'at out to lunch. For all Billy knows, the guy Is still lunching. V. Scotsman entered a bank and asked if he could borrow a dollar for a year. The banker thought the request unusual, but agreed, provided that he could furnish some security. The Scotsman said all he bad was a $1,000 savings bond. So the transaction was made. At the end of the year the Scotsman returned and paid back the dollar plus 7 cents interest on the loan, receiving the savings bond it> sxchange. I After the business was completed^ the bank official, pent up with curiosity, asked why the man insisted on such a strange transaction. "Well," said the Scotsman, "I visited all the other banks and each asked $5 a year rent for a safety deposit box in which to keep my savings bond--this way I lad it taken care of for 7 cents." WOODSTOCK STREAKS BEAT McHENRY 41-38 HERE TUESDAY NIGHT "Big Pete" Peterson sank a taaket in the last two seconds of gwe the Co--ops a win ov6r Crystal Lake last Sunday night. The Co-ops need more practice and will get it to the form of games from here on. Next Tuesday night the^ AAO --district basketball tournament will open in the Elgin High gym. This tourney will bring together 16 top teams in this area, includiup the 7 teams in the Northern League. -- The McHenry Coops will meet McGraw's of Elgin at 7 o'clock Wednesday flight. Other than the Northern League teams entered are two teams from Elgin, an aggregation of stars from Dundee, Hampshire, Sycamore, Joliet, Woodstock, Wauoo'ad^ and Waterman. Carl Neiss found the range last Sunday night with some nifty long shots. If Carl can start hitting the way he used to drop 'em, the Co-ops' chances art; looking up. The Blue Streaks of Woodstock gave McHenry the blues with a 41 to 38 setback to our Warriors here Tuesday night. As in days of old, a large crowd turned out. After all. it was a McHenry- Woodstock game with a rivalry that surpasses many other contests. Both teams got off to a miserable start and, while McHenry controlled the ball most of the flrat half, the scoring was hardly worthy of varsity rating. Woodstock scored 5 points in the first quarter and McHenry scored & on free throws. Dwight Dowell sank two Bhots to start off the second . quarter and the tarns played: n an evea basis up to half time when Woodstock lead'16 to 14. , Things would change in the second half. That's what McHenry followers thought. They did change in the third period when the Warriors scored 15 points to hold a 29 to 28 edge. Then came an exciting and wild fourth period. The home boys made a couple of wild passes reverted to the kind of shootiag that eventually gave them a .171 percentage for the entire game. Jack Laures, who led the McHenry boys with 15 points and a stellar defensive game, was fouled in the final minute: The pressure was on. but Jack sank his first shot. The second shot missed and Woodstock led McHenry a wild chase for the ball until the final whistle. Ralph Stork, a steady performer, led Woodstock with 8 baskets. The McHenry Junior Varsity won their game 33 to 29. Woodstock led at half time 21 to 14 but McHenry came through in an exciting nip-and-tuck last half to take the game. Jim Sales was high scorer for McHenry with 9 points while Don Andreas and Duane Schmitke were close behind with 8 and 7 points respectively. McHenry FG FT PF Hiiler 1 Thies McCulla Miller Laures Dowell . Nye Totals Woodstock Frame .4....^™; Stork - Dernront ('lark Stock Schroeder Kemp Schacht ............ Totals Score by Quarters: Woodstock McHenry • •#- 1 0 1 .... 1 2 3 .... 2 t 2 ..... 0 • 0 r 4 2 ..... 4 3 ' 4 .... 0 0 , 2 13 12 14 FO FT PF »... 0 0 1 ..... 8 0 & ..... 3 1 4 * *~W' "" 1 ... 0 0 1 2 1 S 0 0 1 .... "2 1 4 18 5 22 Miller. SOB; A. Preund. SSI-5M: Hester. 2S0-KB; Tfaenato, Ml; Steffes, 209-t0i-3»0-t7l; MeCoiM, 209*561; Welter. 60S; Faaft, (M. McHenry C. O. F.. 2491; Aurora C. O. P., StOI. Meyer. 2S3-5M; Herdrlc*. Ml; Conway, 502. t o'clock C. O. F«- Stilling's, 1490; Thtum* MM. H. M Schaefer, 118-815: H. Freund. 504; C. J. Stilling. 649; J. Regner, 508; Ed Theanes. 104-648. Freund's, 1491; Winkel/ 1889. C. Weingart. 617; F. Mare*. 605; Gus Freund, 122-534: Leo Wltikel. 227-697.. r ' • 7 o'clock <5. #> F«-- -a.* Steffan's. 2328; Smith's, 2173. B. Kreutser. 201-660; L. Theanes, 211-538. Blast's. 2420; Sttlling'S, 2886. L. Soiling, 111-643; A. Blake. 230-684.T HOBS WAKKIOXS AUt SkTtDTO FAST **0$ VK SWAMI LKAOOX The Warriors have won their 4th straight victory 1b the conference and are rated as the team t(> be stopped. McHenry will play host to Lake Geneva Friday the 13t1i. Another victory woald really make the Warriors dangerous. SWAN I STANDINGS • L PCT Bwhorn , 8 .1 .83^ McHeary^V^~.-~...««. * 2 .866 Delavan u.. 4 2 . .806 Burlington 4 2 .866 Hareitto . 8 3 .600 Whitewater "1 4 .333 Lake Geneva 1 4 .333 Harvard 0 6 .000 1fcvera--frx':'::f ' •• ^ ; Landrs, 3; 8nug Harbor,#. C. Behnke, 111-618; Weingart. 558; H. Behnke. 506; Wheelock. 200-224-180-604; Busse 200-503. Norseman's, 2; Park Pub. 1. Meyers, 509; Barge, 204-67&. s Old Bridge, 2; Fo* Hole. 1, Widen,. 532. •> .. Sportsman, 2; Hoota,l. »K'.v.;;v Majors-- ^ McHenry Lumber Co;,12; Buss Motor Sales, 1. Hester, 548; Miller, 204-583; Smith, 167-247-214-628; Schlitt, 246-578; Barth, 531; Cristy, 514; Crouch, 202-584. * .v Downs Nash Sales. 3; Carl's Service Station, 0. Rosing, 204-532; Budler, 216-541; Tonyan, 583; >Bacon. 623; Steffes, 557. Old Timers-- Blake's, 2374; Thurlwell's, 1185. Cristy. 211-549. Downs, 2263; Rogera. 1111. Dr. Sayler, 600. City-- Krickl Bank, 1. "1 • The Pit, 3; Mi Place. 0. - Hettermann's, 1; Landl'S, Iji T. F. W«-- : 8w|bbiei, 3; Dag Faces, 0. GOtber, 629; Weyland, 504; Corso. 113-664. fly Boys, 2; Bell Hops, . .mtth. ,• • -'v.;- Early Birds-- B. H. Freund and B6n, 3; P»ter «tta" Boats, o.:;Vi. D. Smith, 183-469; L. Crouch, 189-449; E. Peterson, 460. -- McHenry Cab, 2; Rolaine Grill, 1.. Freund Oil Co., 2; Co-ops, 1. E. Rand, 437; M. Wesson, 423. A. P. Freund and Son,. 3; Stilling's "66", 0. . N. Larkin, 187-507; G. Stilling, 433i D. Schaefer, 176-491, Mbtors, 1-; ; McHenry Rogers, 5-11-12-13-41 3-11-16- 9-38 BOWLING NOTB8 - PALACE - Hatch-- T- --• McHenry C. O. F.. 2766; Aurora C. O. F., 2520. - Some batchelors trade good quarters for a better half. Most books have a happy ending but uot always the check-book. If the husband makes the living its up to the wife to make living worth while. When you talk in high gear and act in low you are out of gear. It isn't the house that builds up a fine character but the> spirit that pervades it. Explosive characters are " not 'aecesaarily big shots. ANONYMOUS. Friday flight Specials Special Prices Effective 6 To 9 P. M. FRIDAY MEN'S 4-BUCKLE AETICS •Regular Price - ........ 98&4.X599 Ifriday night MEN'S KNEE BOOTS 84.79 9SM G.E. ELECTRIC AI2&RM CLOCKS Elegular Value $6.60| •FRIDAY NIGHT Including Gov't Ta* iRegular Price _ •FRIDAY NIGHT POPI LAR CHILD'S PULLOVER BOOTS Brown and Black iRegular Price W-69 |frii>ay night ib.i# MISSES' - I•rteeular Price •*••••• friday >"ight er Wi ' Yl, Sizes Brown and Black HOUSEHOLD BROOMSl Regular Value ... FRIDAY NIGHT 11.39 CHARMIN TOILET TISSUE Friday night .... 12 for *i.a XexttoBsak 9 QmiuMai ^ •eHeary, IlL Wells, 219-203-124-648; 214-573; Schaefer, 511. McGee's, 3; Hank's Fireside. 0. Pyritz, 201-569. Bernie's. 3; Lee and Ray's, 0. Huff. 509; Rode. 511; ScharloW. 2216-584. Kreutser's Dial., 3; Walsh Insurance, 0. A. Paluch, 212-518. ' - McHENRY RECREATE* -- Commercial-- New Era, 2; Klelnhans Bldg. Serv., 1. , H. Weber, 223-636; L. Thennes 518. • Walsh Ihsurance, 1; McHenry State Bank, 1. Ai's White House, 1; Charm House, 1. Schaefer's Market, 2; McHenry Laundry, 1. K GofS°C aC'er' 511' V' Ad^m8' &<?°- Steffan's Jewelry. 8; ' 8«ib Motors, 0. --~ H. Steffan, 192-200-213-605. - Barbian's Grocery, 2; Wall -Wlh Insulation, 1. « L. Stiiling. filO; M. Walsh, 210- 545. NIte Owls-- Nye's, 2; McHenry 0nd and Gravel, 1. a P. Krause, 438. . Al's Whitehouse, 1; Jeanette's Style Shop, 1. L. Michels, 446; E. Rand, 435; E. Hoyte, 430. tiow's Leaders, 1; Winkel's Win* ners, 1. T. Cairns, 4$. Eleanor's Eiperts, 3; Kinsala s King Pins, 0. Smith's Smoothies, 1; Conway's Contenders, 1. G. Weber. 176-431; L. Smith. 4M. \ Hogan's Hustler's, 1; Corsos Cutles, 1. L. Kllday, 487. Business Men Rlngwood Electric. 1; McHenry Recreation, 1 Morris, 602. Srte und's Dairy, 3; McHenry Plastering, 0. , Stilling, 513; Doerrfeld, 508. ^ Mosey Inn, 2; Frank and Frieda McDonald's Tavern. - 3: w>r .i- 1 I0m Lake, 0. Rourke, 203-604. Johfiikarff-- • ;•*_ B. Millar's, 3; 8. Freund's, 0.' C. Smith, 517; 8. Freund, 60!p H. Miller, 201. A. Jackson's, 3; L. Smith's, 0. A. Jackson, 202-577. J. Jackson'B, 2; W. Smith's, 1. F. Smith, 506; J. Jackson, 224- 647.. G. Jackson's, 3; M. Schaefer's. 0 .G. Jackson, 617; W. M. Smith, 516; M. Schaefer, 511. <* • • ' iv - f • * r • *s •alow-- Prager. 8; Carlson Oil, 0. Kreutser, 606; Miller, 266-644; Sagirelner, 610; Krause, 613. Fo* Nbvelty, 1; Blats, 1. Morheisef. 201-520; V. Freund; 618; Maynard, 122-640. Old Bridge, 1; Clark Chevrolet Sales, 1. KinSala, 116-518; E. Peisert, 103-851; Adams, 140-565; Bennett. 680. ELOIN T. M. C . A INVITES TE CAGE TOURN The Y. M. C. A. Ai Elgin announces a 32-teaml basketball tournament to be held in their gym February 27 through March 10th. There will be over $100 in awards made to the winning teams. Awards will be made 10 the teams finishing first, second, third and fourth and a trophy will be given to the most outstanding player of the tournament, voted by the team managers. The entry fee for the tournament is $10. Jf you are interested, fill put entry blank aad mall it with your entry fee to Bill jft. Martin, Physical Director, Elgin Y. M. C. A., Elgin, Illinois. All entries )uust be in before Feb. 20th The first 32 teai\is to send in their entry will be the teams in the tournament. All teams that enter will be notified by mail of the date and time of their first game. Any oae wanting more information 011 the tournamciit please call or write Bill E. Martin. Elgin Y.M.C.A., phone Elgin 4920. Bead the Want Ada.'! WRESTLING WAUKEGAN HIGH-SCHOOL GYM SATURDAY, JAN. 14th 8:30 P. M. 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