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mmm KVfPVfP' •fPfWi? TS J$y £ast& li/aJUfi, rwi |l" \* Yeih -- we caught a few. Too V„ndy. Too cold. Aw heck - those j! .?y h weren't hungry! So, we did | i^ore flshln' than catchlfc'. / Anyhow, 'twas pice country | "(Bp- Minocqua-Eagle River way |. jfttd a week flits by too soon. and the conductor rushes down the aisle again to re-arrange matters. Also , wains a child across the way to keep his head j then. inside the car or he may lose it. A sleeping man goes past his station, reminds me of the time "So I Hear" left his car at Harrington and rode blithely on to Crystal Like. Thought for awhile lie would have to rent a hand car for the trip back. _ Two women in back of me are . s." , 1 *1 d i s c u s s i n g the t e r r i f i c s t r a i n of I %«Had a modern log cabin atB ... oll ,h_ e,mdrv f - . m r n r , wrnig^ fmiort on u,o,• «n ^ ' R M« nice »"« v«r,6U5 "«>» ™0»™* p" people. Ate all the time (it's the |iir that does ill. Slept like a i Had a little fire , each day . to take the chill out of the , ^ . 'a nhm- ^ W°r day^ warmeVd ^up. ^Th "T we fcZame SP Ss'liv, St. Patrick's white d a few ]ike that bu< ; Jf°i t0 thS. ?°*in"the"8hade thej/ fcouldnt understand why I '- r- ' . *' ..' • , . ' ! the Greeting Caid people had so ifi'L ,'i. S • i _L x! covered the field of Mothers &* fI Saw , W• oods•t ock lo• ••s e «>T,»t- r4>oiA „4 I D.1V, „Fa .t.h er• s „D a„y. Childrens to a classy nine from the Glen- < _ • • J *» VFii ew XNT aval1 A» ir SC«t ation Sou,,n.jdaal,y Da'y. Sweetest Day an.d . Be. Kind fternoon a*t J.o hnsburg iinn tne.1 Animals D. a-y . and had neg, - lected to assign, aome little old i day '5to "Your Old Maid Aunt". ! Come to think of it I can't few old pros in his lineup tiiat; e'^ei • fooled too easily, but. I turn my attention to the sents cards nnd " celebrations. They covered the territory prfetttv \yell from New Years doWn to Christmas. oh. EL' at Johnsburg in a Is of the district tournament. Manager George Jackson had younger players showed need; gentleman who is plying the experience. - • student with questions. It seems • ! he saw. the Old Timers Football • Both finalists will be entered-j g™e at Notre Dame and from )n the state tournament next j what I gathered, the freshmen (Mtek at Elgin. We hopo to have) <who -will be sophomores next a schedule by press time. j year) are one of the strongest -- aggregations seen in many a Saw Frank Hitchens at tile! year Did mention the fact they frame. Wonder how many ball! a** * little weak at quarterrnmes Frank has watched in i bjek. Nice to know. Reminds me ftfg Hfe. ! that So I Hear hasn't seen a S i game for a couple of years and k U> hawe4w?^d />f black sheepj with the possibility of a couple 1P»HT4IW to th«* f«^D. but saw j Of McHenry athletes attending f b^ck crow p«wb*ttn a window} N. D. this year I think it is ft, ST Marv's Church Sunday t time for him to come down and WCTHff'HjJefl down and! ,wo* the situation over. Mr. Pf-rh orr-wte rrf the pews as the I Leahy Ins a tough schedule yqjignoF-fflx. ^ recited by "Bftcha a nickel you hwkfd up ynur own number as soon as that new phone book arrived. ! W* are sorry to hear that an |)n%y received at Elgin two ago will keep Howie Mind out of the Johnsburg iffei" lineup for the next six ^«H|s. You can't Rptafca his fcimg over night. --- In- our absence last week, our C. sent in a column. It ar- | |*IvoSI after the paper had gone res*. Ta Olde Timer also eohimn to help us out, f . fot timid and didn't turn it Jfi. Wow our dear editor says j m hy dont we take it easy again £fciis week and run both guest • isnlumns even if they are late. J^hey take a couple of pokes at I. H. and that's whit pleases tr,dear editor. Here they are: coming tip. Moose Krause s£es to that. Hurry back and let me know when you are serving some of the Tish your son catches and I will brave the "Yellow Peril" for another trip home. Your SSC Who now i» wishin' She too, had gone fishin' ."SWll'l DAILY PINUPS: To play it smart is to be m tune with the times and in har mony with others. Whetting the edges of wit at least once daily will keep it keen. Mixing people is like' mixing cocktails, it's the blending that gives the gracious touchy There are those who major in mathematics and still have their problems. ANONYMOUS Offiaer. am I speeding?" "Not at all. r»e boy", he replied, "How's the old man " Ross was tops in radio and sports activities. Btit I am digressing - -this is a sports column there is ho limit to how far your mind can go. Remember "way back when" the Comiskeys summered In a cottage on the Jimmie Hughes' estate on Fox River. Well, I was a White Sox fan, now and always. all through my affection for dear Mrs. Comiskey. A lighted lantern gave signals across the Fox as to winning games. Now can witness every play on television. The Sox are still going on their own steam. Wia or lose they are my pet club. As the husband said to his wife, "Let me drive awhile, I want to relax." Vivid is the memory of ball games in Purcell's pasture every Sunday afternoon. The Praltie lads "choosing sides". An they ] elder sister, Bridget, made their Day, . baseball suits. Navy blue and were colorful, then as •"They always terminated the game at milking time. It was said of me by one who's gone that a good farmer's wife was spoiled when I came intp the village of McHenry to live."" "Definitely" as the youth erclaim! - " You and the family seem v$ry important to me but everybody »3ys 'Tm glad Earl r is on vacation". Too bad "Mose" isn't responsible for his expense accounts. We enjoyed the controversies in former years. "Mose" was a patient man as chief of Pla'ndealer personnel. Mi8a Froehlich excels as present Editor. Congiatulations. Mrs. Yegge a new member on the staff is a valued addition. I wanted to write something about local sports organizations but my grandson, Rob Weber, who would have to give me. a refresher course, is enjoying "Boys Town" at Springfieldsponsored by the American Legion. Reading of the wondevful recreation afforded the boys which also trains and educates them for future citizens, I can only say God bless this wonder^ ful organization always at our command. "" I did reminesce trying" toT"fill up the space and my a!il»i is acquaintance among McHenry residents in this era is very limited. • t I have a picture of the McnriiWi-- ; * ?! 2S.U» BOX SCORES Mclknry" Sand A Gra Stevens, 2B Pierce, IB B. Miller, CP A. Steinsdoerfer, SB T. McNish, S3 H. Weingart, 0 J. Simon, RF Edstiom, RF a D. Doherty, P . H. Stilling;, 2B ,*> Wilier, C > • Totals AM S 4 ' 8 •: * 5 #' 1 1 v "« \ a d m. Weyland, RP Mack, IB Preund, CP Ouettler, Murphy, Totals 5 A 2 -#2 4 /R 1 2 3 48 19 21 . 'Wonder Ltkt A. C. beat Wonder Lak4 Commercial 49 to 25 in a football score, but the box score is not -complete. AB 4 McHenry Bank, 14 * AB Cuda, LP - - Ma honey, C Wagner, IB • Fr. McGowan, Wirtz, SC Bartow, RF Schaefer. RF Rogers, 2B . Sutton, GF Guzzardo, CP Adams, SS . Howard, P \ Totals i *" ^ : Jiv- MEN'S SOFTBALL. - LEAGUE STANDIN<II Won Lost B l a t z B e a t -- -- 6 0 McCullom Lake Shamrocks 3 Pa's Yankees S McHenty State Bank , S Wonder Lake Comm. 2 Wonder Lake A. C. 1 Bimbo's Bombers . - ® Watt . Getner, M Low, SF ; A Weyland, Busa &: # Ktlday, P ' Thomas, C # Joe Mack, IB * 8 Jim Mack, 3B Dick Freund, m -." 5 Ouettler, 2B ; . • -tt Weyland,,' -i i |: I 1 0 t i Totals 4S 22 29 ..McDonald • V 2^ H. Matthius, 3B 0 K. Brand, 0 ! Todd, SS . 1 ; D. Doolin, SC ' , 0 j K. Ingersoll, McHenry Sand A Gravel 0 1 2 3 I 4 Coming Gammt Thurs. July 2 7:00 McCullom Lake S. 'vs. McH. Sand ft Gravel 8:15 Bimbo's Bombers vs. Wonder Lake A. C. Tues. July 7 7:00 Wonder Lake A. C. vs. McCullom Lk. Shamrocks 8:15 McH. Sand ft Gravel vs. Bimbo's Bombers Thurs. July 9 7:00 McHenry Bank vs. Pa's Yankees 8:15 Blatz Beer vs. Wonder ' Lake Comm. "So I Hear" K#ii<'one told me that you are ^ioning this week aitd the was to consist of just %vv<>4 words "GONE FISHIN' ". maybe for the sake of the s it might be best to let ijjtii <M that, but Adele thought ;I mfkht add a few remarks: So, here I be, enroute to South jhend on the South Shore elecic, bumping along on what the tudents in a well known Uninor- th of town, refer to •|RH the "Yellow Peril" I wonder ow many times I have made *;is trip over the past twentyiffl^ years. Too many. The pas- "T~ "^engers are not Vacationers. tWfi;of them h#ve been over »,;^o Chicago for the day. perhap® fito see that great baseball team, 'the Cubs. Others, to spend Fathers Day with a lpved one - nothing in the way to be "jour ney proud of" like Rebecca Sunnybrook Farm, but they/are interesting people. | Op ahead I see Johnny' Jor- > don. head basketball coach' at *_ m ^ Notre Dame, and wonder what .^KeV-is thinking about. Perhaps ' about the big tall fellow across -r^the aisle with the Indiana stickler on his luggage. The little man who shares the seat with me has a paper sack, nnd.c every few minutes there is a iferrific "whirr" inside. Finrnllyv I ask, and point to the bag. "What's inside" "A bird is , the answer, no more and no less. Vs we boarded the train a father with perhaps five or six . children in tow, is they perfect I "Prist Cover" for Fathers Day. Papa proceeds to seat each child in a separate seat "so they can watch the scenery". The conductor took care of that matter. |They are travelling light, without benefit of luggage, but seem to have clothes on top of clothes, • coats and jackets galore. Much * running up and down the aisle to the water cooler. They must be sponsoring a paper drive for they gather up each newspaper and magazine left by departing passengers. Papa ushers each • one down the aisle "as necessary" and the finale, is that ( papa himself in the confusion, turns right instead of left, evidently minsing the "wo" preceding "mea" and the ear of people are considerably amused. A woman boards the Henry ball dub managed by my brother, Richard J. Walsh, in 1903 or thereabouts which i will gladly appropriate if you so desire. I beg to submit this copy, as is, to the Sports Column of my home town paper, "The McHenry Plaindealer". Please accept it with one thought--"Any port at all in a storm." ' Ya Olde Timer, ' . Loretta Walsh. A task more difficult to perform not presenting itself, I have undeitaken to assume the role of one who is sure to criticize a sports writer; However, it gives one a chance to defend oneself 'against the many H|tle accusations set forth to anrrey one who»e -limited good nature has been injured. But! unlike the "hit and run driver" you come right back. Hats are a creation of nothingness, then hair, .shoes, neck and waist lines are not in accordance. I know many readers wanting your scalp. But all is forgiven with others on account of your youth. Didn't one of the rendera of your column say "That young Walsh has his nose in everything." She it was who never broke one of the commandments. Once you dared to publish a I lady's expressed view on certain customs and she vowed never to put "a word out of her mouth" in your presence again. Jokingly. It grieved us to hear of the sudden demise of one, of our favorite broadcasters this . 'week Norman Ross. The writer remembers when a few years ago his SOIL (who was substituting 3 Tt appears that this commun ity will have to wait for Little League baseball. Father McGowan secured a movie for last Friday night which covered Little -League organization. Thirteen boys and three fathers attended. 'Nuffr said, -s v, CARD OF THANKS I would like to ' take .' this means of thanking friends for their many, kindnesses during my illness, especially for cards, flowers and prayers offered in my behalf. They were greatly appreciated. 8 MRS. DELLA MATTHEWS McHenry Cuda. SS D. Schaefer, LST J. Wagner, IB Father Mac, 3B Sutton, CF Bartow, CP Rogers, 2B Wirtz, 2B Guzzardo, RP - Adams, SC Howard, P Mahoney, C Schmitt, - " Total* Blatz (19) Getner, SS Low, £|F v Smith, 3B - Wayland, LF Kilday, P Bank 1« AB 5 AB 5 6 « 5 R 2 2 '•"A'I 1* l 0 Jk o 1 0 k ±jt D. Hansen, CP E. Ingersoll, RP Cable, IB j C. Lorch-C.» Ingersoll *. 2B B. Kantorskl, P / . 1 AB 4 • .4" Hh. ; . * • 3 : 2 i• 2 i I Totals 37 13 17 HomeBffrrauIn 35th Annual Meet Special awards wlH be pre sented as a part of the program of the thirty-fifth annual McHenry county Home Bureap meeting on Wednesday, July 15. The meeting will be held in Westwood school, Woodstock, at 1:15 p.m. The awards will include on<? to the unit with the highest percent of its members present at the annual event. Also to be honored will be members who have attended a.l their unit meetings held in the pa^t year. Recognition will bo given too, to members attending all their unit meetings over a period of several consecutive years. -- The main event of the annual faceting will be the style revue participated in by Home Bureau members. Garments to be styled include ones made from cotton bags, obtained' through the cooperation of the National Cotton Council. The annual meeting will also feature reports, election and installation of officers and special members. I Deaaert' .wiU_.be served in the jcafeteria beginning at 12 ^0 SHAMROCKS TO BLXY DOUBLE-HEADER HERE SUNDAY. JULY 5th. JBy Dick Smith Due to tournament plftjr ' the Shamrocks-Woo dstock game scheduled for last Sunday at Woodstock was called off. Saturday, July 4th, the Shamrocks will play Spring Grove at Spring Grove. Sunday, July 5th there will be a double header at the V. F. W. park. The Shamrocks will play Crystal Lake and Richmond. The first game will staK at 12 o'clock. BATTING AVERAGES Shamrocks--1958 a.b. hits ave. wk's Andreas -v R. Webtff / McCulla Nolan S. Miller i; ' H. Stilling Guv Bolger Rosing i J. Molidor Wm. Brtlger John Bolger Knox ; G. MolidOr?; L. Stilling^ Paluch Nickels Judson Judson ^ .7 • 3' 6 19 13 14 17 14 19 10 15 2 < • 1 ° 1 3 .428 3 ,333 t > .333 - t .333 .315 ,307 .285 .176 ,166 .144 .105 .100 .000 XiOOO ;000 .000 .000 .000 1 1 2 4 4 10 4 2 1 4 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 PISTAKEE GOLF CLUB HELD OPENT HOUSE ON SUNDii** The Pistakee golf club held open house for its members an Sunday, June 28. The golfers teed off at 2 o'clock and each played nine holes in keen competition for the beautiful array of prizes. Robert . Ludford of Pistakee Bay triumphantly claimed first prize; Second prize was won by Corky Kolb of Fox Lake. Three players matched scores for third prizes: Mrs. Leo Winkel, Mc- *Henry, D. L. L^iyton, Fox Lake, and Ed Underwood of Volo. Mrs. Toni Stillswaugh of Chicago and Mrs. Jack Williams of Wauconda won the blind bogey prizes. The other players were happy when they found there was a prize for every player. At 5 o'clock, -Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Malpede were hosts at a beautiful buffet supper. They were assisted by their son, Billy, who is responsible for the fine condition of the course. For the remainder of the evening the guests "ate, drank and were merry." GIANT SKY HI LEE MEETS VERNE OAONE ' IN ROUND LAKE RING One of the best rated matmen in the nation, Verne Gagne of Minnesota, will .be featured in Friday night's show at Lake County Stadium in Round Lake Park. This former Olympic I wrestling stalwart and football' ace of the University of Minnesota takes on a veritable giant of six feet ten, named Sky Hi Lee, whose 290 pounds will offer a severe threat to Gagne. The Minnesotan, using a dangerous sleeper hold, has sent to dreamland some of the best men in the business. Lee may give him more! trouble, however, than he's had in years. The giant isf a "Canadian rancher. He owns hainds that no glove-maker has yet fitted. He actually consumes 14 eggs for breakfast, and as much as 5 pounds of steak for a wholesome dinner. Stepping into the arena Friday night, he may frighten more than a few ladies . . . and lady mat spectators don't frighten easily. Last year in England the Sky was voted the best wrestler to perform on British Empire soil. This bout will go 60 minutes or the best of three falls. Othii. encounters find Johnny Balbo, former world's Jr. Heavyweight champ, taking on quick-working Billy Darnell of New Jersey, one time star gridder at Temple University, and in an Australian tag team match, Trader O'Neill of Hong Kong and Shanghai, will be introduced, along with beard and a chimpanzee, as a team partner of Roy Rogers of Chicago, against Bobby Nelson of Wisconsin and Bull Allen of Dwight, 111. pickets are on sale at Lake County Stadium and Hook's Drug Store in Round Lake Park, priced at $2, $1.25 and a special 75 cent admission for Mttle ones. TEEN ft ^ Vycital's f; ¥ ; ^-<0 Brahma'^P ;' '**<0 Knights ttf CdftrmtrWiurW LaGreca's Lobsters Coming Games: ' Mon. July 6 7:00 K. of LaGreca's Lobsters r 8:15 Vycital's vs. Brahma*^ Wed. July 8 7:00 Brahma's vf- LaGreca's Lobsters ^ 8:15 K. of C. vs. Vycitfal'#* Two games a night on Moi«;' 3ays and Wednesdays at Mc*' Henry High Schop^, athletic ELM' BT. 17S WAUCOND* I I -- I I -- I I -- I I-- I I • • ! !-- I --I I -- l l ^ l p THURS.. FRI. & SAT., ^ i; JULY 2-3-4 Doors open 6:00 P. M« Feature at 6:00 & 9:15 p.m. Sha#^--"- "THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH" Betty Hutton Cornel Wild# -- "'•*«*., MON. & TUeKTS '• JULY 5-6-7 Clifton Webb Barbara S! "TITANIC" Sunday Show starts 5:00 P. WED. & THURS., JULY 8-9"™ ^t/^iVudie Murphy in -.. a.; * ^"GUNSMOKE" ^ l>n hwy. iz Ln Genoa Cl»ty nflp- ' i tufa •v COUNTY LEAGUE Qamffi Next . Sunday: Johnsburg at Spring Grove Woodstock at Elgin V. F. W. 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