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;-'s!;Sf!?«-.?:»»•' •^••rk.'y- - '",s •••#> Imtfc'i ?r»~ e. Jlf* J. JUthoft Nimtz Our sincere best wis lie* to all t for true happiness now and »1- J j smtthf ways. Merry Chris t»atf! <i«iMkai| R. Smith if. oettm* J. Hifler LOOMS AS POPUUR ATTKOOM If last Saturday didn't . tot a record for the number of i cars and number of people in | Otftad f l* the appearance of • Santa Claus and his huge sup- . ply of candy for the children accounted for the crowcL , . m: ?.*V. The rtfcsh is on. Ther* *aal- ^ I«ray8 owe more gift to buy or -i «ne more thing to do before 2- # Christmss. T We started our shopping a ' ' Mttle early this year and drew f • y«tpres8ions of surprise from Dome of the storekeepers. But, they needn't think we are ' through with them yet. They • Will probably aee us sometime Thursday. *, Things may be tough some •Jtaces, hut Charlie Brown will Verify this one. A1 Krauae ft Son Wore out one cash register and had to rush in another. Went down to Harrington Friday night and saw why their basketball team is undefeated this year. 8uch experts as Howard Wattell us how .fames are wote and lost, but we are convinced that there is no substitute for alae In the present day game of basketball. "Vju caii use one or possibly t#o ordinary sise fellows, but llpyoAd that you hare to tyftye ||s long-geared type. Too often the big ladK have been passed up because they couldn't zip around like the ler speedsters. •••i Must admit we Ute to witch the smaller, clever ball handlers, but you can't compete with ||)Mr schools an that basis. JpXcHeitfy Is doing a good job If developing grade school play- «rs and some of that activity is showing up on our Frosh-Soph team. Seems to be some good varsity material coming up next DAILY PINUPS: ^ When you're wrong, do "something about it. When you're right, "change nothing of it. Rain grows flowers, also grows weeds. Sun wilts flowers, also grows seeds. While years are fleeting, a minute may seem endless. Money and mistakes can make you or break you. The latitude and longitude of all living is in loving and being loved. Fault is often found Where it should not be; praise is sometimes absent where it should be. Sometimes a man is willing to exchange one dosen roses for one small olive branch. Anonymous WARRIORS LOSE 63 TO 44 GAME AT HARRINGTON Diwils Scores 36 Points; Warriors Live Up To Ni There is nothing wrong with *53 Warrior* that a $ foot 5 addition wouldn't owe. (Santa, flease note). ^ The boys have shown spirit, to learn aad what it in the close games so majrfte about county tournament tfcne MCHS may he in the thick «f the fight. • ... - « ' . From way ever in •Germany comes a letter from Evelyn Murphy. She saw mention of h£r Dad (Canopy John) in a November column and says he has been gone almost twelve years "but it's so nice to know he is remembered by friends he lived with and loved all his life." You don't forget people like "Canopy John" -- you Just learn to live Without them. Evie tends kind regards to everyone in McHenry. And the best right back to Alt the Mur Phya. Tie McHenry Warriors liv<$ up to their name all the way, but ran into a bigger bite than they could chew at Barrington Friday night in losing 63 to 44. Fans got an idea in the first quarter why the Barrington Brones are undefeated this season. They had too much size for the Warriors and that size mixed to perfection with speed and a neat pattern of play. The Wanton Fought Much of the credit of Ooach Fulton's boys is the fact that they never let up or let down, whichever way you call it when a team refuses to curl up against big odds. Barrington had a sharp one in that fellow Dewitz. He scored 35 points on 13 field goals and 9 free throws. He missed ohly one free throw all night and shoiwed disgust with himself before stepping up. to make his second try. As all eyes centered on the great performance by Dewitz, it was easy to overlook a most effective zone defense set up by his team. When the Warriors had to shoot from outside the zone, the Broncs had the size under the basket to control rebounds. The Warriors put on quite a dash in the third period that cooled off the opposition, but Vie lead had been established and the outcome never in doubt. B&TTtagtMl («•) Babb 6befst Folleth , ... Popp Napier Newberg Dewitz Saveley We hope that the spirit of Christmas which grips each of us this week will jpojt wear off too soon. Old Santa tmd •«§* important part in the program bring out a spirit of generosity. That has Its place. But, let's remember that it Is not Santa's birthday that we celebrate. True understanding can bring out Uae bait in us -- generosity in our love, respect and tolerance in thoughts <tf our fallow men. G. Dledrich C. Martinec A. CattMfl JJL8. <4|) Marunde Sanford Johnston , Crook Baasett Mort Adams Wirfs Wilier Loesh McGregor St. Mary's (3 J. Hester J. Tonya*. J. Walsh' N. Adang M. Vycital R. Glosson J. Stelnbach D. Hester D. Freund D. Herdrich P. Steffan Don Herdrich Blngwood (8) R. Carr J. Hogan^ H. Hogafi E. Skidmore D. Christensen L. Feesel R. Feezel J. Walkiagton St. Pa*tMrt <») Doherty D. OonwAjp J. Conway Smith Eichinger Raycraft Justen Caron Aire Low Stilling Matfttft Wmder Lake (1*) Hoffman. Benson " " " Spuohr Bell Vogt Lundberg Wisenbuijpr Meihling Spuehlp Ce0ch 7 e # 1 0 0 1 1 0 5 A 4 8 The stage Is set for the ParttAi Basketball Tournament, sponsored by the McHenry K of C, to be played in the MCHS gymnasium next Sunday, Dec. 27. A point made this week to clarify questions is that players need not be members of the Knights of Columbus. They must be members of the pariah for which they play. Another point is that there is no age limit. Another question has been settled by the tournament manager, Thomas F. Bolger. Tom says that children in grade school will be admitted free. High school students will be admitted for 25 cents. Adults can see thi entire tournament for one dollar or they will be admitted for 50 cents each session. The tournament «ras planned this year on a trial basis, but shows signs of becoming an annual event that is aure to apread out to include more teams in the future. It is impossible to secure a complete list of players at this time, but large squads are expected. Several former high school players are sure to get into action. Some are home from college for the holidays and rarin' for action. And you may be surprised to see some of the old timers suited up for a couple of turns up and down the floor. Totals McHeary (*4) Coma took Blake Yokley Ford Barbier L. FreiM 17 16 r P 5 ficTooptta ls 14 15 hy quarters Barrington 23 14 16 10--63 McHenry 8 8 18 10-44 Remove all sick chickens from the regular flock immediately to prevent spread of any disease. Dairy cattle are benefited by a 30-minute exercise period every day during the stabling peri od, regardleas of weather. 5%,. JLkfkLnf tk* lOaif ta Gift Headquarters LANTERNS for outdoor posts and doacv Craftsmen in handwroughi natal , specialties: Weather Vanes -- Fireplace Seta, Flower Stands and Mail Boxes. VISIT OUR RTE. 31 SHOWROOM IA8TING memories - ••WARD THOUGHTFUL GIYlUa - EVENINGS -- SCHROEDER IRON WORKS gpEtfc of KtiBfcuy PHONE 950 Dick Burnett, owner of the Dallaa club, who is constantly traveling through Texas in The interest of his oil projects, reports to The Sporting News as havipg seen the following sign in a Texas restaurant: "Our steaks are so tender we don't understand • how the <xpk» stood up." Renew <hat flaindealer now! to ta» WAUCONDA ROLLS TO 117 TO 74 WIN OVER McHENRY TOWN TEAM The high-scoring aggregation from Wauconda played their usual fine game and walked over the McHenry town basketball team by a score of 117 to 74 at Johnsburg Sunday night. Lack of playing ball together and poor team work was the big down-fall of the McHenry boys. Becknell and TWlan were the key figures for Wauconda, each having 32 and 37 points respectively. Dick Gibbs' 29 points aijd Lloyd Freund's 19 lead McHenry. ! January 3rd McHenry plhys Lake Zurich at Johnsburg at 8 p.m. Wauconda (117) B F 6» Becknell 12 6 1 Nickel 3 2 0 Nolan 16 5 fl Krishadt . • % '*• Osensk 0 .0 Novatny n4 "1 0 m. Tahielha Mathews Dowell Totals McHenry (74|^,v G. Peterson 0^- L. Freund R. Schmitt B. Miller D. Shea||J H. Mill^^ B. Miller D. Gibbf B. Peia^rt G. Gibb%f Totalfe „ 8 19 Score by qua^tvra Wauconda }.r•*;• >28 59 9? 117 McHenry . -16 28 W 74 MCHS WINS W-48. X OVER UBERTYVmtfi IN TOURNAMENT PLAY McHenry defeated the host team, Ltbertyville, 6l to 46 Monday night in the holiday tournament and meets Grant In the semi-finals Tuesday night. Other games; Arlington Heights 67, Lake forest 52 Wauconda 57, Warren 5S, ^ Grant 71, Glenbrook 68 w McHenry (gl) . Comstock r " Oeffllng Blake . Green ( !k Tokley ' - 'v Ford Barbier Jackson Freiuid 5 ^ Novak . . Totals Libertyvfle (46) Von Draoek Ray Wddner . Brickert Jensen Newman Rouae Jarrett \ 22 17 27 B F P 1 2 9 3 7 1 0 3 mi 8 Totals m 26 22 Score by quarto!* McHenry . 16 20 10 13--61 Llbertyville 8 9 12 19--48 DISTRIBUTE CANDY A total of 750 bags of candy and nuts were distributed to local children last Saturday when Santa Claus visited McHenry. Home is where minor matters are quietly debated.' PARISH BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT AT McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL GYM Sunday, December TEAMS ENTERED: 1 PJM. r St. John's of Johnsburg - St. Joseph's of Richmond 8 P.M. -- St. Patrick's of McHenry f St. Mary's of McHenry 7 PJl. PRELIMINARY GAME -- Between ' / St."Gary's St St.' Patrick's Grammer School Teaxp^ 8 PJH. -- CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ... Pep Band & Other Entertainment Oponsored By M M#enl)r Council No. 12jb8 "KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS" TICKETS: -- $1.00 -- Covers All Games Bartihgton's little Bronchos Beat XcHenry's Frosh-Soph tsam 54 tp 42 Friday night with a third' period burst that outscored Moijtenry 16 to 4. Dow was the most consistent point-maker for - Harrington, scoring 31 points. Schmitt was off to a flying start for McHenry with four baskets In the first guarter, but the tides turned. Bsrrtagtan (54) Palmer . w Condiu >ri MUler Wall Goldm Frey Dow ,'?> * ;v, Hummejl; ^ Totals""'.1' McHenry (42^ ^ 'Sdhmitt •• Green McMaho* Joosten y:ii HuemaiiM Beck , Huff Totals , Score by <| Barrington McHenry 12 12 i- m 16 10 12 19,30 46 54 17-24 28 42 MimiMpolis Teachof ^^ LatMt Crash Vlctisi ^ McHenry county recorded its thirty-sixth traffic fatality of the year when Mrs. Georgianna Mink, 25, a school teacher of Minneapolis, Minn., died in Harvard hospital Thursday evening following an auto crash. Mrs. Mink was riding in a car driven by her husband when it was struck in a head-on collision by a car driven by Ruioell Wolf of -rural Harvard. The accident occurred on Rt. 14, known as "Death Road," about 5:45 in the afternoon. FRI. ft SAT. DISC. 25-26 "CRAZYLEGS" Blroy (Crazylegs) Hirsd) < Lloyd Nolan ft Joan Vdhs -- Also •*-- "RIDE TM COWBOY" Abbott |k Costello Recreation *-- Wonder Lake Ladies-- Krueger's Fuel Oil 3, Kay's Gift Shop 0. I. Krusger, 433. Widen's Standard Service 2, Golden Glo Nuts 1. T. iBasile, 435. Wonder Lake Oil f*. "kathews 0. Rolaine Grill 2. Aimerlean Legion l. F. Matchen, 432. Nite Owla-- 1 Mi Place 3, . Schroeder Iron Works 0. B. Dowell, 485; B. Weber, 451; E. Hoyte, 433. Standard Studios 2, The Pit 1. Little Chef 3, Wolff Bait Shop 0. Al's White House 3, Bimbo ft Sans 0. E, Rand, 444. j-- Palace -- Tavern-- McDonald's 2, Fox Hole 1. Bob, 526; Vinoe. 515; Bob, 548. Sportsman's Inn 2, poots 1. Noonan, 515. Hank's Fireside 2, Joe's 1. Winters, 228-599; B. Peisert^ 215- 535; Maynard, 502, ' Snug Harbor 3, Old Bridge 0. C. Weingart, 209-202-209-620; A. McCarroll, 244-202-629; Kinsalai 200-214-578; Overton, 207-530; Corso, 538; Larkin, 528. Old Timers-- . Blake's 2215, Nimtz, 215-541. Pyrit*' WW, Thompson, 211-541 Cristv'j C.d.F. 9:00-- J Freund's 2477, Thennes' , Freund, 506; Weingart, 521; Freund, 200-521. , Diedrich's 2352, Winkel's ! D. Weber, 509; 4* .Slaked H. Weber, 581. K ' 1 C.O.F. 7:00-- 3 Kreutzer's 2516, Meyer's ,2404. B. Meath, 527; F. Meyer, 207- 562; S. Wija*, 509; B. KrefttaeT, 428-618. Thennes' 2280, Maier* fa«45. D. Fredrick*, 511. ~ I« Ifoose-- Ray's 3, Teu's 0. Long, 531. v Joe's 2. Cecil s 1. Stoller; 533; Steffan, 213-K4. ----1--'f. * - \ Ladies 7:00-- - 1 McHenry Sand ft Grav^el ,2, (No name) 1. L. Ferwerda, 481; L. Michels, 426. McHenry Lumber 2, Blatz 1. M. Doherty, 193-494; Jv Doherty, 470; N. Larkin, 432; V. Henlrlch, 450; T. Meyer, 193-469. City-- • ' Walsh Insurance f, 'Prager Beer 1. Steffes, 213-595; A1 Schaefer, 540; A. McCarroll, 200-223-586; Ingersol, 212-529; Kreutzer, 210-214-213-637; Hup Smith, 537. Young men deserve a break if they are clean, alert, and setting a good product. TT SUN. ft MON. DHJC. 27-28 "SEA or LOST SHIPS" John Derek - Wanda Hendrix -- Also -- "THE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRLS" Starring - 78 Gorgeous Beauties TUBS., WED. ft THURS. DEC. 29-30-31 "THE BIG HEAT" Gleip Ford - Gloria Gcahame JOcelyn Brando ^ The only theatre outside met ropolitan cities equipped for Cinemascope. Ail picturss are now shown on huge Panoramic Screen. aatriiirtui i^. ENDS WED. DEC. 23rd "IT HAPPENS EVERY THURSDAY" Starring Lofetta Young Theatre Will Be Cleae* Xmaa Eve. FRI. ft SAT. DEC. 25-26 Xmas Matinee 2:00 'ALL THE BROTHERS WERE VALIANT' Starring Robert Taylor Ann Blyth - Stewart Granger SUN. ft MON. D»C. 27-28 '• 'TORT TI" Stfrring George Montgomery • In Technicolor "bBtn&NG boil' THE RIVER" Starring Dick Haymea In Technicolor TUES. & WED. DEC. 29-30 'TIGHTER ATTACK" furring sterling Ha#«tan In Technieolor -- Also -- 'TRIVATE EYES" , Starring The Bowery Boys On Hwy. FRI. ft SAT. DISC. 25-26 Continuous Friday From 8:00 ,' Co-Technicolor-Feature^ Yvonne DeCarlo ft Rock Hudinti "SEA DEVILS" SUN. ft MON. DEC. £7-28, v TECHNICOLOR TUBS., WED. & DEC. 29-30-31 DAr KEEL WAftNM BaOS*. 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