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* c-Vy} P%• W^\^^'^VfWk W(i I ' • /" a' > • ; , <p* Subscribe M MM MT-H'izsza; Next Sunday will *• a bl« day tigr baseball fans hereabouts. whole league Is scheduled (or double-headers with some choice battles in the making. Eat your Sunday dinner eferly .\toul pick your game. At 1 o'clock, the Shamrocks will appear on the Merchant's dia- Mond for a game that could easily I all attendance records. twenty-fire years in the focal bank last week.--And the time clock cut up. .. . • Just heard the following Joke about a banker: A grltzled old banker in a rural town was being Interviewed on his successful career. "How did you get started in the banking business?" he was asked "'Twas simple," he replied. "I put up a sign sayin' 'Bank'. A feller came in and gave me $100. Another came by with $200. An' sir. by that time my confidence had reached such a p'int that I put in, $50 of my own money." It will be a case of the veteran Shamrocks, champions of *49 meeting the newly organized, but sur- Ing young Merchants. • y[either manager has announced pitching choice. With Mike ?Bantoro gone, Bill Bolger will have ?Hugh Murphy, "Sonny" Miller and ypaul Freund to choose from. Harold Freund has made great with pitcher Stap, but it is ^doubtful If he will be here next Straday. Stap's home Is in Michi-- many miles from McHenry. yMarv Wirtz, who Is scheduled do a lot of pitching this season, Hi reported to be traveling some (distance this week-end to help lead a fellow U. of I. classmate to Ike altar. i . • 1 Tou can be fined $500 for failure to vote in Cuba. 'That's one" our boys haven't thought of! Sometimes we begin to feel llkc the fellow who Was asked if he had ever realised any of his childhood hopes. - \ "Yes, when my mother used tq comb my hair, I often wished that I didn't have aifcr." Hope we haven't forgotten too much this week. We must dash off to South Bend to be in the corner of our '"S. B. C." In her coming bout with a surgeon. • We dunno. But, presume there (w<ll be an able pitcher on the ^Merchant mound. |^ |As if that game wouldn't • be ^meat6 enough for the average fan 1tor one afternoon, look what's coming! y Johnsburg will travel to Dun- P|e for a 1 o'clock game and hustle home to meet the McHenry Murchanto at 3:30 p.m. After their game with the Merits, the Shamrocks will cross to Mr diamostd to meet Aliuin.-- --: -- 8o--It looks like a big afternoon is baseball circles next Sunday. Tito county league is getting tough aid nono of these teams wjfflt be 'looking over those Ave Millers the Richmond lineup, brought Id miad that Johnsburg once had •even Freunds. Now. there Isn't a Freund la th? starting lineup in HJJMJ of the Tiger games. - jBill Bolger announces a twilight game vs. Spring Grove to be playeft here Friday, June 30. ftytags-- short horse Is soon curried, tore up your sleeve thaa your Makes blisters. |"JBob Weber completed his first DAILY PIHTPS Much ado about nothing leaves little time to do something. The wrong approach will make the right words sound meaningless. When a young man is "small potatoes and few to the hill" he ends up as "small fry". A mighty midget can often outwit a great giant A gale of laughter can cure more ills than a barrel of medicine and a bale of pills. When you feel you've missed your big chance, grab the little ones to tide you over. Defeat isn't bitter unless swallowed, victory isn't sweet unless tasted. ANONYMOUS. LOCAL LEGION NINE POUNDS OUT 18-3 WIN AT HARVARD The McHenry Legion team pounded out 17 hits at Harvard last Wednesday in a 7-liming game won by a lop-eMed count of 18 to 3. Don Freund • held the Harvard boys to 3 hits la chalking up another impressive victory. McHenry Legion AB B H C. Hiller, 3B 4 4V 3 T. Huemann, 88 4 S 2 D. Butler, LF 4 f 1 D. Andreas, CF 5 3 ?• B. McCulla, IB 5 0 2 J. Knox, C S 11 8. Aim, 2B . S 1 1 J. Wegener, LF ....... Don Fretmd, P ^ Thelen, RF J. Bolger. 2B .......... J. Dodd, LF ....... ... TOTALS DANCE ATfTHE ~&C i -Y FOX RIVER GROVE, ILL i EVERY NIGHT -4>- AIR-CONDITIONED Cocktail Lounge Chicken I* The Basket Served COVER ADMISSION x Mmxmnf r CHARGE Harvard lifWl AB H Houlihan, IB ..... S t 0 Vlerck, CF s "#•>.: 1 Magnason, RP w.. s t •' 1 Peters, SS s II 0 Synane, P * ;i • 1 Miller, C ' t • • 0 Torvensen, 38 s • 0 Grushop, 2B -6.- S • 0 Gromell, LP ^... s 0 0 TOTALS S4 1 3 Score by InnlB|*: McHenry: 1 222 314 0 - 18 Harvard: 000 003 • - s 1 ' Y * .•» #, v.*7 „ Thand*?, tar9fc SHAMROCKS BEAT BAT A VIA 6 to 2 UNDER LIGHTS APPLICATION WOBh ^ cnenry Marine I will have a float entered in this year's Marine Day parade on Sunday, July SO. It will be entered under y;Y k Stepping out of county league competition last Wednesday night, the McHenry Shamrocks travelled to Batavia for a game under the lights. When the lights went out, the Shamrocks were in possession of a neat 6 to 2 victory. . Y The McHenry boys fot off to a 5-run lead 411 the first three innings and moved along with the steady pitching of "Sonny" Miller to ring up the win. Shamrocks Y AB Conway, SS Y-- McCracken, 3B ;.-..YY. 8 McCulla, CF 5 Murphy, 2B 1 J. Larkin. SB ............-- 4 H. Stilling, LF -- 4 Bockman, IB ............... 8 L. Stilling, RF ...... 2 Freund, RF t Bolger, C --... 4 ' Miller, P _. 3 TOTALS 39 Batavia AB Konen, SS 4 Schramer, 2B ( P08S, 3B .....--J.. 4 D. Tavbert, IB ... 4 Dietz, CF ....Y.iv.„,. 4 i R. Taubert, IF 3 0 F. Rowcliff, RF ... ... 3 0 Plunge, C 4 0 Fellows, P 4 1. TOTALS 35 J Score by Innings: McHenry: 203 000 010 Batavia: 000 110 000 - 2 Three base hits: Miller. Bases on balls off Miller, 2; Off Fellows, 4. Struck out by Miller, 5: by Fellows, 8. X t 1 « 0 0 1 1 0 1, 0 0 6 R 0 V e i H 2 2 2 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 2 12 H 0 1 2 1 0 2 0 0 1 7 - 6 •T A--OROANTZATIOH ? B--BUSINESS -- ; 'HY 0--OHnjlREH •*'«. . ' ' ' . .r. iLddresft AV. ,; Telephone Knmto ^ Send above application to Wtaiy Rita Stilling', side Drive, or Maurice Clark, Green Street, co-chairman of parade. »•<•»» II I m i l l l t l U H I I I I 111 Mlll l l l K I I I I I I I I l M CARDINAL TRYOU* CAJtP AT JOUST TO OPEN MONDAY Cardinal tryout camp to w at Washington School Park, Jolict, on June 26 and 27 will be supervised by a hand-picked cr«w in Jack Sturdy, Joe Monahan, Ira Hutchinson and George Staten. Jack Sturdy was a star second baseman with top Cardinal farm teams' including Rochester and Sacramento until he had to retire in 1945 due to a sore arm. He then signed on with the Cardinals as a scout and now works the annual summer tryout circuit with the Red Birds. George Staten is new on the circuit this year, but has coached baseball for over ten years at John Burroughs High School in St. Louis, where he has had the best of opportunity to look at young baseball talent. He also was a star baseball player while attending Ohio Wesley an College. The workouts will start at 11:00 a.m. under the able supervision of these scouts. All aspirant^ are asked to bring their own gloves and shoes, and uniforms if they have them, as the Cardinals do not furnish this equipment. GRAND OPENING DANCE ' Grand Opening dance' at Bridge Ballroom, McHenry, Saturday, June 24. Door prizes, favors and free sandwiches. ' :* " 6 Renew that subscription lift the Plaindealer now! 4Y WRESTLING , lake Coast; Stadium ROUND LAKE) PARK, ILL FRIDAY, JUNE 23rd ^ 8:30 P.M. : _ tit!K DEMPSET ReffcrwY BILLY GOELZ vs. GREAT BALBO Australian Tag Team Match HANS & FRITZ 8CHNABEL •' -"Y--- vs. VjRMER MARLIN aM JOE MILLICH MAURICE ROBERRE Tl. JULES LaRANCE •M. i. H' H'fr'H 1 n 1 111 H'l'lM|'il"M"t'<li||'"l,'i'»l'| | 1. I I I I i I I EVERYTHING IN HOSeY! CHRIST THE KING INVITES YOU TQ ATTEND ITS * . JUNE BAZAAR . Delectable Pies and Cakes' Beautiful Fancy Goods, Rugs, and Linens . • Toys For The Kiddies • ENTERTAINMENT PRElSs FRI. SAT. and SUN., JUNE *23-24-25 CHICKEN DINNER -- SUNDAY, JUNE 25 12:30 to 3 p. m. ADULTS, $1,00 -- CHILDREN, 506 Christ the King Catholic Church - ; Wonder Lake NYLONS 51 Gauge 15 Denier $1.29 Pr. 45 Guage 30 Denier <1.19 Pr. MEN'S SOX 0 AH Styles and Patterns McHENRY HOSIERY MILL CRYSTAL LAKE ROAD W. McHENRY %• ' • £ •ii . 1 FLOOR TILE CEMENT W0HL A..U.U . Ik 5-: ^ J-Al -- • " ! Asphalt and Rubber ? f f jFoundattwis - Driveways i also and Plastic Wall Tile IS Sidewalks - main erside Tile & Cement Ce.{ 126 Riverside Drive ^ Phone 661-J-l Mr 196-R McHenry, HL ! PFiP^WPWPFF-------I r Yf GoModL mm . Boonduuf, eU ; h' V; •'Located . / ' r > i Y . . • S Miles South of Fox Lake* Miles North of Volo on Ronte llr ; { ? : Individual runs, for dogs. : - Box 617 XNGLE8IDE, ILL. 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In modern timea^ the men and women of America still de>) "1 mumty-building, home town hardware*) man for countless necessities and luxuries.^ • • • The red, white and blue irha emblemi marks the hardware store in your coot*t mumty where friendly service, fair deal\ ving and trustworthy_n»crchandi*e go) hand-in-hantL, CLARK CHEVROLET SALE# | PHONE 277' . - KcHENRY, ILLINOIS Nickels Hardware J - Main Street Phone 2 West McHenry '