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THE McHENHY -r ^>- 'jr*',).y f «*v ti$»V! |tenH,"i eoMJta/cd^ HERE'S THE PROOF I! ifr' ONE ick Cromwell, of 3031 N. >*trick, Chicago, had One of those thrills that come once in « lifetime when he sank his shot from the tee on the 135-yard 18th hole at McHanry Country Chlb last -Saturday,,. We had % brief visit with Dick titter the hole in one and found Him feeling might happy. ; Playing in the foursome at the little were A1 Hillertz, A1 Sorintb and Fred Wahl. s Congratulations, Dick. Who ? this fellow Worsham, anyhow' ^$MtENDAw STARS "four dear editor, JtTKWn tti this Corner as "Brenda" while other? iriigM know her as Miss Adele ifroehlich, won the Lake County fhvitational Tehnis Tournament last Sunday. i We find her a very hard persj^ n to interview. *At least we have information that the match was played at Weiss Field, Waukegan. Jane Gregg, of Lake Forest, holder of Bob Justen and his brother, Dennis, went fishing iast week in Fox River and as you can see, caught some big ones. The brothers have three northerns and one catfish on the string. Total' weight of the four fish was 30 pounds. Where did they make the catch? "Somewhere in the Fox River," say the boys* the circulating cup the past two ye-us. is the girl our Brenda played in the finals 6-2. 6-2. As a mere child (12 years «*0) our CJ?7P w *?« CHANGES MADE Ht Wisconsin State Champion in _________ __TT_TP_T_T--, same tournament. . ' FISHING/ HUNTING# *This year's championship a- TRAPPING LICENSES will be presented at a liquet sometime in September. presume the entire Plain- Clerks in various cities and 4*r>i?r force will be invited. towns throughout . the state of TTod Cartan and Lyle Davidson Ilknois, have . received notice of were other McHenry entries in t>? big tennis tournament. Ted wa"hed the finals in the Junior it*1 -ion. Both were beaten Ln t*e Men's Division. i new legislation pertaining- to fishing, hunting and trapping licenses which was passed during the last session of the Illinois General Assembly, effective July 1, 1953. FOOTBALL J- Proof of Identity: Effective Tep. It's getting near football immediately the new legislation time again. Coach McCraeken provides that no resident license issues the word that MCHS j sha11 be issued until application pfpvers will receive their equip-1 an(J definite proof of Identity rrw»n: in two weeks. Juniors and1 and legal residence in this state -rs will receive their equip- has been made. For example, at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, driver's license or social securi- 27. Freshmen and sopho- ty cards would be acceptable as will be on hand at the proof of identity. time the following even- 2. Residence: The new law also provides that a "resident" physical examination Is re- j means a person who in good ed before you fellows can' faith makes application for li- POPULAR BILLY •« GrOELZ AND GTPSt JOE WILL TANGLE Mayhenl with a grudgefUl accent is in store for the Lake County stadium in Round Lake park Friday night, when Billy Goelz of Fox Lake, ruler of the midwest's light heavyweight wrestlers, goes against the world's champ, Gypsy Joe> seeking revenge for a bloody defeat 2 weeks ago. That was one of the most wicked clashes seen in Round Lake park all summer. Again the boys will operate 60 minutes or the best of 3 falls And in all likelihood, a1 ma; crowd will attend, hoping to see a repetition of the furor raised last time. The Gypsy came ou£ of New York state 12 years ago to set the mat world afire. He's drawn full houses in at least 20 states. In Wisconsin he met a palmist at a gypsy convention and they were married ar.d she has served as his trailer ever Since. They make a colorful couple. Goelz, since being trained by the famed Lou Talaber In Chicago, has convinced fans that few men can lock grips with his efficiency. Rarely a hold in the books is hot at his command. Many of the topnotchers have sought his advice on scientific grappling. Other big men will be featuredL_ on_ the Lake County Stadium card. Rough-house Rudy Kay of Chicago and Benito Gardini of Baltimore, midwest tag champs, will team against Farmer Marlin of Michigan % and Jerry Woods of Arizona in a tag match. The show opens at 8:30 p.m., with Rebel Russell of- Texas wrestling Doran O'- Hara of Ireland. Tickets have moved rapidly at Zeman's Drug Store and Lake County Stadium in Round Lake Park. The prices are $2, $1.25 and a special 75 cents general admission for children under 12. F. Wirt*, SC G. Rogers, 2B Adams, 2B Father Mac, 3B D, Schaefer, W. Bartow, RW Sutton, CF Howard, ~F" Guzzardo, P 5ftS Totals .. •fs-',. Vycital's B. McGovern, M. Micganer, yM.. J. Knapik, CF A. Trendler, UP J. Long, SC Useman, is ; - Liss, 2B D. Bates, C R. Risher, P < B. Kranajik, M ft- T ' Totals J** TEEN-AWE LEAGUE BOX SCORES pet vour equipment. In case you didn't get your card through ^the mail, you can pick one up at the high school office from Cbarlene Dowe, school secretary. 'When we think of football, wjBjt.-.ink of frost on the pumpkfll. Coaches can't wait that lcre. They have work cut -out fqr' them. CfVIRBAG^ •Jbhn Belti'Smo came back to whf 5 out of 7 games from Waft Freund at the Legion Horhe last Thursday night, but tifee is running out. Walt took 2. out of 3 Monday night and the score is now 55 fpmes to 38 with only 7 to go. LflitD'S Itanager "Sonny" Miller wants us to tell you that the Shamrocks game at Elgin next Sunday will be played on the Lord's Pa:fc diamond. COUNll LEAGUE Undefeated Algonquin- and the Woodstock Moose are shoo-ins fot1 entry in the county league play-offs, but from there on the competition is rough. Richmond, Johnsburg and McHenry are in a ' close race. Regular season pldy ends Aug. 30. WHOOPS! • Pistakee fish are doing those flip-flops again. A 4-pound black i bafts lumped smack into a boat reecntly and if you want the sto:y with sworn affidavits, please call on Vaughn Jones, the Main Street paint man. They say he paints a vivid picture of flying fish. ccnse and verifies by statement that he has actually resided in, this state at least six months consecutively preceding the date of his application and that his residence or permanent abode is, at the time of making application, in the. state of Illinois. 3. Consignment of Licenses: First and very important, is that the License to Hunt Fur Bearing Animals with a gun is not to be sold after receipt of this letter. In place of that license, persons wishing to hunt fur bearing animals, except muskrat, mink and beaver, wiH be permitted to hunt them with the regular Hunting License. (Muskrat, mink and beaver may only be trapped.) As quickly as the necessary printing can be done before the season opens, Licenses to Trap Fur Bearing An mals will be returned to the c: .ks for distribution. That license will permit the trapping of all fur bearing animals, including, beaver. (The special Beaver Trapping License has been abolished.) No trap^ ping tags will be furnished the purchaser of a Trapping License. The buyer will be required to identify ' his own traps with his name and address, and he may operate as many traps as he desires through the purchase of one license. The cost of the license will be .$3.00 *and the clerk may add twenty-five cents as his fee for the sale of each licence, remitting $3.00 to the Department. MEN'S LEAGUE Play Off Game Of First Round Blatz (13) 1 AJB R H F. Low, SC 5 3 3 J. Getner, SS 4 1 1 D. Smith, 3B 4 1 1 R. Weyland, LP 3 2 1 A. Kunz, 2B 3 2 2 R. Freund, CF 4 1 4 J. Mack, RF 2 0 0 Joe Mack, IB 4 t 0 0 H. Thomas. P .4 ' 1 2 V. Weyland, RF . 1 * 2 E. Guettler, C 1 2 Totals 1 m 18 McCullom Lake • V Shamrocks (5' AB s H C. Ingerso'l, SC 3 1 o K. Brand, 3B 3 0 1 F. Matthesius, C 3 2 2 D. Doolin, LF 3 0 1 R. Kantorski, IB 2 1 ' 1 E. Todd, SS 3 I 1 B. Cable. CF 3 0 1 LaGreca's - AM •w « L. Jensen, 3B » v-: 2 P. Fallow, 2B v.0 D. Prince, SS^,-; 4 '• a •'.-•••2 "A. Koznar, CjS^ v. -8' •' 0 A. Vogt. LF i-4 .-':1 Engels,' C " 0 v2 C. Strom, IB :v 3 -•1 C. Kopp. P XQ Bitterman, SC :. ".S. • •'M, 0 R. Yokley, RP • ' 4 , t "" -2 .Totals 36 8 11 K, of C. AB R H Bolger, SS 4 0 0 Aim SP 4 0 1 Stilling, CF 4 0 911 Hiller, 3B 1 •1 Freund, 2B 4 2 " *1 Dixon, LF § * : > 2 >•2 Widen, P 3 1 U1 Johnson, IB . 3 0 1 Letcher, C 3 0 s* 2 Bennett, RF ^ 3 0 . 0 Totals 35 6 10 Brahma's AB R H K. Crook, SS 5 4 2 R. cynowa, CF 5 1 0 D. Theil, IB 5 2 3 H. Golbeck, LF 5 3 3 J. Gilmore, 3B 5 2 1 S. Glick, P 4 2 1 B. Fuhler, SC 4 1 2 D. Crook, 2B 4 2 2 R. Sokolowski, I ir 4 2 1 D. Massheimer, C ; 4 1 2 Totals 46 20 17 MAD MILWAUKEE Saw the Milwaukee Braves beat the St. Louis Cards Monday night and never saw the likes of that Milwaukee crowd. More hilarity than one sees at a col lege football game. They are all hopped up over their team. And they - have a snappy ball club They had noise-makers, a self appointed German Band -- more excitement than a three-ring circus. But, it seems to be paying off. •» D. Fredrickson, 2B 3 H. Behnke, RF D. Hansen, P Totals Wonder Lake A.C. AB It 11 Gergits, IB 5 3 Rockford, RF 4 3 2 Rice, SS - 3 1 1 Spuehr, 3B 4 3 3 Schwall, LF 4 1 2 Murdock, CF 4 2 3 McCafferty, c 4 1 1 Stahl, 2B 4 0 2 Schau, SC 4 2 0 Smith, p - t - : 0 0 Totals / McHenry Bank Cuda, CF Adams, 3B Father Mac, HP Wagner, SS Wirtz, 2B - Schaefer, SC Guzzardd, RF Mahoney, C Bartow, IB Howard, P Totals 40 AB 2 4 *15 R 0 ft I 3 3 3 3 3 8 32 17 H 0 1 _ 3 1 0 1 2 COUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGS w 12 11 6 6 6 4 2 1 Standings Algonquin > Woodstock Richmond McHenry Johnsburg Elgin VFW Elgin Legion Crystal Lake Merchants Sunday's Result* Algonquin 5: Richmond 2 Algonquin 7; Elgin VFW 1 Woodstock 7; Elgin Legion 4 McHenry 20; Johnsburg 2/ Games Next Sunday ' £•. Elgin Legion at Johnsbui^ * Algonquin at Woodstock >' Crystal Lake at Richmond McHenry at Elgin VFW (McHenry game will be played at Lord's Park) TEENAGE LEAGUE Won Lost 7 4 11 DAILY PINUPS: One man's humor, another man's bore; oine man's exit, another man's door. If money grew oh trees, branch offices would flourish. The last thing in automobiles is the back-seat driver. A pessimist is a person who permits pleasure to pass him by. Th J ingredients added to the ice is what makes it slipprier. Pie aia ipoflg); whit adds to th* load.' • it'-" f, i';' ANONYMOUS Another 'change that will be effective as quickly as the lir censes can be printed will affect Non-Resident Licenses^ That type of license will be offered for sale on a reciprocal basis, which means that the man purchasing the license will pay the same fee for an Illinois Non- Resident Hunting License that his home state charges a resident of Illinois, but in no case will the license be sold for less than $15.00. A schedule of • the price of licenses charged in the other 447 states will be included in each book of the new Non- Resident Hunting Licenses you receive. Standings Brahma's LaGreca's 7 4 K. of C. 4 7 Vycital's 4 7 Coming Games Double elimination tournament started Wednesday, Aug. 12, with Brahma's vs. K. of C. and LaGreca's Lobsters vs. Vycital's. Losers of the above games play at 7:00 on August 17 and the winners play at 8:15. Result* Aug. 10 Brahma's 9, LeGreca's 5 -- Starting Monday, August 17, all games in the Men's and Teenage Leagues will be played on the city diamond behind the Admiral Corporation. Two grimes will be in progress at the same time. Starting time will be 7:00 p.m. 20 TO 2 6AME FROM JOHNSBURG Mates Back Up Good Pitching By Miller As Tigers Bobble What promised to be a whingding battle between two oldtime rivals last Sunday at il^e V.F.W. Park turned out to be a 20 to 2 rout of the Johnsburg Tigers by the McHenry Shamrocks. The Tigers were meeting the ball in the first ? t*ro innings, but were unable to score. After that, "Sonny" Miller had runs tiftk work on and used perfect control to keep the batters from getting out of hand. He didn't walk a batter, struck out only "two men and»gave his defense a chance to function. A good throw by Bob Nolan, from right field to third, nipped the speedy Tom Huemann in the first for the third out. Hits by Fulton and Pierce were wasted in the second. The' game was really settled in the second ginning when the Shamrocks scored six runs, but weird . happenings followed to bring about the lopsided score. Allan Bockman started things with a single. Harry Stilling forced Bockman on a good pickup by Charlie Hiller. Nolan moved Stilling to third with a single and moved on to second on the throw-in. Roger Smith's hit scored both runners. Then came a hit by Bill Bolger, an error at third on John Bolger's hopper, a double by Gerry Molidor and a walk to Bob Knox. Big Inning The Shamrock fifth was the killer. As the scoring started to roll, Nolan's triple to right ended Klapperich's mound toil for the day. Howie Katz, a real good first baseman, then tried his hand at pitching. His control was anything but sharp. However, Johnsburg's defense fell apart completely. In the inning, there w^re 12 runs, 4 hits, 3 bases on balls, one tilt batsman and 7 errors. Johnsburg got three hits, singles by Katz and Fulton and a double by Hiller, to score two runs in the sixth. A few observations: Cliff Fulton had four hits in four trips for a perfect day. John Bolger played a bang-up game at shortstop. Bob Nolan got three hits, including a triple, and his arm j was strong on throws from' right field. Gerry MolidOr Wfcs another three-hit gent. T - McHenry Shamrocks SO ' • AB G. Molidor, 3B B. Knox, 2B S. Miller, P Bockman, IB Stilling, LF . Nolan, RF Smith, C B. Bolger, CF J. Bolger, SS Wirtz, LF Becknell, RF W. Bolger, C Molidor, CF HMi »;»%'• i Wik" Fulton CF ^ • 4 ' ®. 4 Peisert, 28 ~ f' • 0 Pierce, LF 1 0 2 Klapperich, P 0 0 Comstock, IB '00 Si Meyer, IB Y " V 0 0 Totals ' ** * Score by innings: fw i Johnsburg 000 062 000--2 Shamrocks 060 0 12 0 020--20 Two base hits: G. Molidor, C. Hiller. . Three base hits: Nolan. Double plays: G. Molidor to Knox to Bockman; Bolger to Knox to Bockman; R. Freund to Si Meyers; Hiller to Peisert to Comstock. Struck out: by Miller, 2; by Klapperich, 3. Bases on balls off: Miller, 0; Klapperich, 1; Katz, 6. SWITZER CRAFT OR CHOICE AWARD FROM SPORTSMAN'S W ^ BOB WINS MICHIGAN MARATHON . -j#*" MEN'S LEAGUE Won Lost . 2 v:':-;* y* 1 i % i i o Standings Wonder Lake A. C. Pa's Tanks . McC. Lk. Shamrocks McHenry Bank Wonder Lake Comm. McH. Sand & Gravel Blatz Beer * Bimbo's Bombers Coming Games - . Thursday, Aug. 13 v Wonder Lake Comm. vs. Wonder Lake A.C. ",;SMcCullom Lake Shamrocks vs. Blatz Beer Tuesday, Aug. 18 McCullom Lake Shamrocks vs. McHenry Sand A Gravel ^ Bimbo's Bombers vs. Wonder Lake A.C. Bectults July 28 -- Pa's Yanks 9, McCullom. Lake Shamrocks* 4 July 30 -- McHenry Sand 8c Gravel 16, Blatz Beer 15 Aug. 4 V- McCullom Lake Shamrocks 16, Wonder Lake ..Commercials 11 Aug. 6 -r5" Pa's Yanks 10, McHenry Sand & Gravel 9 Aug. 6 -- McHenry Bank 17, Bimbo's Bombers 16 Aug. 11 -- McHenry Bank 13, McHenry Sand & Gravel 12 STRICTLY FRESH XJEADLINE from a New Yoric L± City daily: Lincoln's Birth Primitive But Worked, Doctor Muses (Or hadn't you heard?) • • • A weather-beaten old farmer in Osceola, Ark., ordered steak, then pulled out a whetstone and sharpened his knife. Guess he'd had his share of tough luck there. • • • | When atomic blasts nort11 of Las Vegas lit up the sky with a deafening roar, gamblers in the resort jCity's dens of chance ran to the Totals Johnsburg Tigers % R. Freund, 3B Katz, IB Huemann, C C. Hiller, SS J. Freund RF 41 2a 13 B H 6 • o Switzer Craft has done it. again. This progressive Arm, v which has brought many honors to otir community, both in boat building and boat racing, has received the highest honor awarded by the Sportsman's Club of America. David Switzer, who has pioneered ideas in boat building and has found his reward in results attained, and his wife were among a group of 1300 peoplf attending a banquet sponsored by the Sportsman's Club last Saturday evening at ^the Conrad Hilton hotel. v . Many kind words pwere used by the famous Don McNeill in presenting the "Hall of Fame" award, but perhaps the inscription can best convey the thejne of the presentation. The Sportsman's Club America Award *u"':' : Switzer Craft i • ' - For Product Excelleit$4 ' , in Design, Craftsmanship and Utility Well-known and highly respected members of the Sports* man's Club include Dr. Bradley, Bob Burns and fiovekv nor William Stratton. While David was accepting tBi above award, TWr. and Mrs. Switzer and son, Bob, were M upper Michigan where Bob added further laurels to his string of racing accomplishments. Bob received one of the beautiful trophies in his co)le£* tion for winning first place and "breaking the course record by 8 minutes in the 87-mile Top .of Michigan Marathon,' : -T- • . • 9"7Srii»' Dollar Days will toe held $1 McHenry Friday and Batnrda^, Aug. 21 and 22. • . ELM RT. 176 WAUCONDA TH^JRS., FRI. & SAT. AUG. 13-14-15 John Payne - Donna Reed , 'Raiders of the Seven Seas' Color by Technicolor SUN., MON. & TUBS. . AUG. 16-17-18 Sunday Show Starts 5 p.m. The Great Sioux Uprising' Starring Jeff Chandler Color by Technicolor WED. & THURS. AUG. 19-20 Feature at 7:15 and 9:15 Jean Simmons - Stewart Granger "YOUNG BESS" * Color by Technicolot windows. Probably thought the Kefauver Committee had blown into town. *" | , V* • • I An Army nurse and a captain were married in an Army tent pitched in the middle of a Kerean rice paddy. Guess the guests threw piece* ef paddy at _them after the ceremony. / FRI. & SAT., AUG. 14-15 LAST POSSE" Read The Want Ads! Doot forget Dollar Days In McHMUPy next week Friday and 1 8a' 31 tt. MeDonald'n AB R H H. Behnke, CF 3 I 2 Hansen, CF 3 1 1 K. Brank, 3tf. 5 1 1 F. Matthesius, G ft 3 . 3 L). Doolin, LF 5 3 4 R. Kantorski, IB 5 1 2 E. Todd, SS -4 2 2 R. Fredrickson, 2B 4 2 0 E.I ngersol, 2B I 0 0 B. Cable, SC 3 3 K. Ingersol, Rf 4 4 Lorch, RF 0 0 C. Ingersol, P 3 4 Totals 50 24 26 McHenry Bank AB w. H Cuda, SS Ir- 2 Schmitt, C .... .1 '• 0 0 Mahoney. C •^r~ 1 0 J. Wagner, IB 4 0 1 SUN. ft MON., AUG. 16-17 'Take Me To Town' TUES., WED. ft THURS. AUG. 18-19-20 "HIGH NOON IXHS FRI. ft SAT., AUG. 14-15 Joel McCrea in "THE LONE HAND" Color by Technicolor SUN,, MON., XUES- & WED. AUG. 16-17-18-19 flaw, Daring . . Full of ' Naked Fury • 3-Dimension! Mickey Spillane's "I. THE JURY" Biff Elliot, Peggie Castle Preston Foster On Hwy. 12 in Genoa • febi. FRI. ft- SAT., AUG; 14-|#i V ' Continuous 6at from 1:30 ' Ann Sheridan - Sterling Haydsif' In * "TAKE ME TO TOWN"* In Color A Also -- Audie Murphy ih " '^- "GONSMOKE";"^ In Color , SUN. & MON., AUG. 16- Continuous Sun. from 1:30 Esther Williams ft * w Fernando Lamas in "Dangerous When Wei"T Color by Technicolor TUES., WED. ft THURS. ^ AUG. 18-19-20 Double Feature Progi^ugkj * Fred MacMurray & " S . Vera Ralston ^ 'TAIR WIND TO JAVA* and Loretta Young in "IT HAPPENS EVERY THURSDAY" iiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiimiiiiiiimtwumiW ULTRA - MODERN SCREEN SIZE 52x70 FRI. & SAT., AUG. 14-16 John Hodiak - John Derek "AMBUSH AT K TOMAHAWK GAP'* In Color Al'O Three cartoons & novelty SUN. & MON., AUG. 16-17 Jeff Chandler, Faith Donverque "THE GREAT SIOUX UPRISING" In Technicolor * Also • Musical "CRUISE OF LOVF* And Color Cartoon TUES. ft WED. AUG. 18-16 Loretta Young, John Forsythe "IT HAPPENS EVERY THURSDAY" STARTING THURSDAY Gary Cooper in "RETURN TO PARADISE" THEATRE 45 x 60 FEET MUNTZ T.V. FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION Call ROBERT DOHERTY Ph. McHenry 1170-M or PON WEINGART "jPh. 799-M LIOM ?• NEW lOC0H0tlVfS«| • NEW ROLLING STOCK t|§ • NEW ACCESSORIES • SEE THEM HOW!.' Use our Lionel Lay-A-Way plan. A small deposit will assure you of this valuable gilt. - ST 4 LESS LOS Drive GEO. COIXJCTTE, Owner I'i f f i i L L e ft THURS., FRI. ft SAT. AUG. 13-14-15 'Never Wave At A Wac' Starring Marie Wilson ft Rosalind Russell -- Plus -- "Serpent Of The Nile" Starring Rhonda Fleming In Technicolor SUN. ft MON. AUG. 16-17 Jeff Chandler and Faith Domergue in "THE GREAT SIOUX UPRISING" In Technicolor TUBS, ft WED. AUG. 1S-1S Entertainment for the whole family "Scandal At Scourie" Starring * Greer Garson jpul Walter Pidgeon *. In Technicolor •• •" FflfM GRAYSLAKE, ROUTE 120-21 Open 7MH) PJL -- First Show at Dusk -- 2 Shows ^Nightly -- CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CAR FREE -- WE SHOW FIRST - RUN FEATURES THE NEWEST. LATEST AND BEST Wednesday thru Saturday, August 12-13-14-15 XWHEN THE CRIMSON CRUSADE CLASHED WITH THE SCARLET HORDES OF THE KINCJ STEVENSON'S TOE MASTER OF T£CHNICOU>R J Ail its scenes filmed in Scotland, Cornwall and on the Mediterranean!} fTAMMNi - • | ERROL rLYNN BLMRICE CAMPBELLYVONNE furneaux' SOGERLIVESEYANTHONYSTEEL herbmeadow-n^S^^wuiJ^'GHLEYA Sunday To Tuesday, August 16-17-18 "FARMER TAKES A WIFE" ^ In Color Starring: Betty Grable --^ D&le Robertson Wednesday To Saturday, - August 19-20-21-! "DREAM WIFE". Starring: Cary Grant -- Deborah Kerr A 5P 2 i