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tK3iadar.Mficli3.i9SS -• W. 'v ;.i * -L MfcBEHBT' PLAINDEALEH FORESTER STATE TOURNAMENT SWINGS INTO 2ND ROUND Continued from Page 4 D. Klapperich 2 0 3 ' D. Herdrich 0 0 2 B. Chelini 1 0 0 Totals .8 2 11 St. John's (17) B F P H. May 0 0 1 J.' llettermann 0 0 4 H. Hettermann 2 6 1 H. Schmitt 1 1 1 P. McGuire 2 0 2 Totals 5 7 9 Score by Quarters: St. Mary's: 2 - 5 - 5 - 2 -4--18 St. John's: 4 - 2 - 4 - 4 -3--17 Rangers -- # St. Gregory 650 (48) B F P Brown 1 5 1 NtelSengen 7 0 1 Long 1 1 1 Baker 2 2 1 Swanson 0 0 0 Brodwick 2 0 0 Schill 6 0 0 Totals 19 8 4 Barzymki 995 (24) B F P P. -©araH 2 0 3 G. ?ary 2 0 1 R. Gataiano 1 0 1 R. :pihava 0 0 1 J. Falaey 1 0 2 R. I^idwig 4 1 1 H. Smaliniski 1 1 3 » •?. • , . -- -- -- r .Totals 11 2 12 ST. MARY FIVE WINS AMERICAN LEGION TOURNEY Grade School Boys Draw Large Crowds To See Close Games Hauser, Mark Vycital, John Steinbeck, John Tonyan, Dick Hester, Dick Herdrich, Terry Brady, Qordon May, Fred Gienosky, Jim Hester and Harold Justen. St. Mary's (27) B. Hauser M. Vycital D. Herdrich J. Tonyan J. Hester T. Brady J. Steinbach The grade school basketball tournament, winding up a highly Totals^ successful season under the spon- gt. John* (22) sorship of the local American R. smith Legion Post; wound up in a blaze B. Oeffling of glory before a large enthusi? B. Hiller astic crowd in MCHS gym Tues- A. Cythaml day night. j." smith Coach Jim Doran, after bring- G. Diedrich irig his team through an unde-1 feated season, guided them' Totals through* to the tourney dham- score by quarters St.: Gregory: Bateyftski: Senior -- 12 - 12 - 9 - 13--46 5- 8-4- 7--24 St» Chfegory 650 (S5) B F P Hart 4 0 1 Mueller 2 0 1 B. O'Malley 0 1 1 E. O'Malley 0 1 1 Rollins 1 2 1 Caccioppo 7 3 1 Gleason 0 0 1 Germer 0 0 0 Totals 14 7 7 St. Raphael 722 (24) B F P McCartin 3 0 2 Dalton 0 0 4 Cchliaski 1 0 5 Randich 3 4 5 Zawaski o» 2 1 Hathaway 1 2 1 Totals 8 8 18 Score by Quarters: St. Gregory: 8-10-6-11-- -35 Stv Raphael: 7- 4-6- 7--24 Ranger -- St. luary's (82) B F P B. Hauser 0 1 2 D. Freund 0 0 0 T. Michelsen 0 0 0 JW3efiyay> 3 3 3 ^^Freund 3 2 A X^usten 2 4 3 J. Conway 2 0 0 M. Eichinger 'l 0 0 r Totals 11 10 12 St. Johh's (81) B F P R.^^jppttermann 0 1 0 R. V^ovak 1 0 2 W. Weber 5 5 4 J. Huemann 5 1 5 L. Hiller 0 0 2 D. Schmitt 1 0 1 ..Totals 12 7 14 Score by Quarters: St. Mary's: fit,. John's: 8-11-4-5-2-2--32 12- 3-8-5-2-1--31 Heavies -- St. Anne's (E. Mo.) 110 B F P L. Schulte 1 0 4 JK. DePaepe 6 5 0 *D. Veskauf 7 1 0 J&. Schultz 1 0 1 R. Sheley 12 2 0 R. Saelens 6 2 2 W.Feehan 1 0 1 F. Goopman 4 1 0 B. Ruberg 3 0 3 R. Hart 7 3 1 Totals 48 14 12 Holy Ghost 679 (42) B F P J. Esposito 4 4 3 R. Marchini 9 0 2 3. Mullins 0 0 0 R. LaMantia 0 0 2 t(. Sabatino 2 0 4 T, McEnery 0 2 3 , M. Hajvey V 3 0 1 (Totals 18 6 15 Scoj^fe by Quarters: 4 StiAnne's: 33-24-33-20--110 Hffly Ghost: 9- 7-14-12--42 Heavies -- St. John's (64) B F P G. MlUer 7 0 4 J. Jackson 3 2 3 C. .Miller 6 2 3 R. iJclupiidt 3 6 3 p. Freund 7 2 2 U Schmidt 0 0 2 T. Schaefer 0 0 0 J. Schmitt 0 0 1 Totals 26 12 18 St. Joseph's (47) B F P W. Coughlin 3 2 1 R. Conrad 4 0 a B. Zirkel 1 2 2 JE. Mickleutz 6 1 2 TP. Westerman 3 0 1 A. Sauceda 1 2 1 L. Jorden 0 0* 1 Conro 1 2 0 19 9 11 ScofK'by Quarters: S^ John's: St^ Joseph's: 18-20-10-16--64 9- 6-17-15--47 Save More Shop at Home pionship in a 27 to 22 victory over St. John's of Johnsbu|rg. It was in the second quarter that St. Mary's boys took a 5- point lead that stood up. The St. Mary's St. John's St. John's (27) R. Smith Oefflinjg Cythaml J. Smith Diedrich Totals St. Patrick's (26) teams matched points equally in each of the other three quarters. So closely matched were the four teams in the tournament that three of the games were decided by a single point. Roy "Moose" Aim scored 12 points in sparking St. Pat's to a j J. Conway 29-28 decision over Junior High M. Eichinger in the battle for third place • E. Stilling Tuesday night. R. Aim St. John's edged out St. Pat'9 £>. Wirtz Monday night 27 to 26 to earn A. Budasi their way to the finals. The winners held a 5-point lead in the first half and had to battle hard to stave off the St. Pat team in the last two quarters. St. Mary's defeated Junior High 27-26 Monday night. The loseis picked up 10 points with M. Eicfoinger a good free throw percentage, E Stilling Although not a high-point man, I R. Aim Dick Hester was given a lot of LQW B F P 2 0 4 5 0 2 0 0 1 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 0 12 3 9 B F P 0 0 0 1 1 ' 2 0 0 0 6 0 2 1 2 0 1 1 4 9 4 8 9 8 4--27 4 8 4--22 B F P 2 0 1 3 1 2 2 3 0 1 0 3 3 1 . 4 ' 11 5 10 B F P 2 0 0 4 0 3 2 2 1 3 0 2 0 1 2 0 1 0 11 4 8 Peg* Fl?r A. Tonyan, 512; B. Peisert, 201- 557. C-O.F. 9:00 -- Winkel's, 2433 Thennes', 2302. Ed Thennes, 252-619; Geo. M. Freund, 512; H.. Freund, 530; H. M. Schaefer, 203. Weber's, 2218 -- Freund's, 2164. H. Steffan, 206-504; Gus FreUnd, 506. Totals Score by Quarters: St. John's 5-10-5-7--27 St. Patiick's: 5- 4-8-9--26 St. Patrick's (29) J. Conway A. Budasi Totals Junior High (28) Newkirk Moss Krickl Creutz Schaefer Totals , Score by Quarters: St. Patrick,s Junior High B 3 2 0 4 1 2 12 B 3 2 1 0 3 9 10 5 5-4-10-10--29 7-7- 8- 6--28 credit for his work in this one. Following the last game Tuesday night, Father McGowan opened the presentation program with words of praise and appreciation to all who helped make this third year of league play a success. Cliff Fulton, who has given much time to the development and teaching of the younger boys, pleased the crowd with, his slants on the season and the tournament event. Commander Bob Conway presented the awards to the winning teams, expressing the pleasure of the American Legion in sponsoring the league and giving due credit to the coaches who work with the boys all season. Matt Eichinger and Jimmy Conway stopped up to tote away the second place trophy for St. Palace -- Patrick's in league play. Ladies - Mark Vycital and Dick Herd- T. Olsen Builders, 2--Sportsrich received both the first place man's Inn.^J.. L. Paluch, 196-463; trophy for league standings and ' A. Gaulke, 183-472; J. Kralothe tourniiirteJft travelling tro-1 wetz, 200-500; M. Powers, 423; phy in behalf of their St. Mary's M. Donnelly, 202-542. mates. I Mark's Sport Store, 3 -- Mi Father McGowan thanked Place, 0. R. Marshall, 456; T. Mark's Sporting Goods Store for Steffan, 439; J. Simon, 426; E. C.O.F. 7:00 -- Meyer's, 2495--Miller's, 2355. B. Kieutzer, 542; H. Miller, 526; R. Miller, 552; F. Meyer, 236- 559. Rosing's, 2497 -- Thennes* ,2354. E. Justen, 539; D. Rosing, 214- 211-615; D. Fredricks, 210-527. Old Timers -- ; Rogers', 2430 -- Cristy's, 2346. Adams, 212-501; Rogers, ~ 531; Cristy, Jr., 207-542; Sayler, 514; Cristy, Sr., 514. Johnson's,. 2169--Bacon's, 2085. Nite Owls -- Mi Place, 3 -- Club Lilymoor, 0. J. Rosing, 440; I. Stoller, 176- 450. Al's White House, 3 -- Schroeder lion, 0. V. Groh, 432. ; City -- Lee & Ray Electric, 2--Walsh Insurance, 1. Heuser, 532; J. Loff, 514; A. McCarroll, 234- 599. Olsen's, 2 -- Althoff's, 1. Rode, 204-537; Conway, 210-540. Atlas Prager, 2 -- McHenry Bank, l. Weber, 212-588; Kreutzer, 509; Cristy, Sr., 5l5; Rogers, 533; Schaefer, 203-528; Bacon, 211. McHenry Lumber, 2 -- Mc- Gee's, 1. T. Varese, 209-589; A. Blake, 208-538. Match -- Joe's Tap, 2734--Hank's Fireside (Long Lake), 2599. G. Schaefer, 201-225-215-641; W. Hagberg, 200-553; Ed Buss, 201-519; J. Simon, 530; E. Cusker, 531; J. Joregensen, 503; W-. Mroz, 559; G. Jaques, 204-561. Winkel, 433. 7:00 Ladies -- Blatz, % -- McHenry Sand & Gravel, 1. L. Funk, 496; T. Meyer, 189-525; V. Herdrich, 451; E. their cooperation in helping local athletic programs and then presented a box of 15 baseballs to the winning St. Mary team as a gift from Mark's. As a parting thought (and a good one) Cliff Fulton thanked ! Conway, 442; E. Hester, 190-480; the parents for their interest, E. Justen, 192-457. and cooperation in the program. | McHenry Cab, 2 -- McHenry It was a big night. And you Lumber, 1. M. Doherty, 188-485; would be surprised at the size B. Meath, *477; N. Larkin, 181- of the crowd. This youth pro- 484; S. Ballowe, 437; L. Midhels, gram Should pay off in more ways than one. League Title Although St. Mary's had pre- 181-202-507. Tavern -- Old Bridge, 2 -- Snug Harviously clinched the league titlfe, ] bor, 1. D. Weingart, 214-587; T. they defeated Junior High Fri- • Wheelock, 553; Kinsala, 503; day night to win the title with- j Sutton, 533; Larkin, 548. out a defeat. , Sportsman's Inn, 3 -- McDon- Paced by Bob Hauser, John aid's, 0. B. Kantroski, 519; Kraus, Steinbach and Mark Vycital, the 519. scoring department, and the! Fox Hole, 2 -- No name, 1. stellar floor work of John Ton- R. Smith, 503; T. Getner, 205- yan, Dick Herdrich and Dick 206-583. Hester, St. Mary's gave their j Joe's Tap, 2 -- Hank's Fire- American Legion League oppon- side, 1. W. Low, 212-529; J. Sieents a bad time. I kerman, 512; Oonk, 513; B. Win- Coadh: Jim Doran. Team: Bob ters, 519; G. Schaefer, 200-526; -- Bowling Bar -- Commei cial -- McHenry Laundry, 2 -- Lakertioor Hardware, 1. L. Adams, 507. Riverside Bake Shop, 3--Bimbo's, 0. P. Freund, 208-515; R. Gilliford, 566. Kleinhans Lumber, 2 -- Brennan Milk Service, 1. Commercial (last week) -- Kleinaans Lumber, 2---Bimbo's, 1. G. Barbian, 209. ' McHemy Laundry, 2 -- Brennan's Milk Service, 1. Virgil Adams, 515; Lfs Adams, 202- 505; L. Thennes, 214-2^2-591; R. Stilling, 202-506; A. Wagner, 508. Riverside Bake Shop, 2--Lakemoor Hardware, 1. R. Gilliford, 534; M. Stilling, 212-534; W, Frank, 531. •• • '*• "" " " 1 1 ' C.' V Thurs. 9:15 --r Lannes Realtor, 2 -- Vogue, 1. J. Clark, 208-507; F. Kunz, 511. Al's Welding, 2 -- Tower Grill, 1. Blatz, ,2 -- Prager, 1. Corso, 536; Huff, 505; V. Freund, 204- 541; E. Koch, 225-591. Thurs. Nite Ladies -- Bowling Resort, 2 -- Central Garage, 1. Z. Malohleb, 185-527; L. Smith, 186-457. Adams' Market, 3 -- Leo's Painterettes, 0. T. Roberts, 421; F. Brand, 428; M. Smith, 176- 472; M. Wakitsch, 471. Timm's Tap, 2 -- Lay's Tavern, 7. L. Pitzen, 477; C. May, 450; E. Meyers, 440; L. Huemann, 457. Hettermann's Tavern, 2 -- G. & G. Decorators, I. B. Hettermann, 440; B. Freund, 439; M. Hettermann, 189-473. -- Crystal Lake -- C. D. of A. -- McHenry Cleaners, 2 -- Art Smith Market, 1. L. Smith, 177- 452; L. Kilday, 420. Busse-Joe's, 2 -- Jim's Barber Shop, .1. I. Thompson, 438; M. Kilday, 428. C. 0. F. TOURNAMENT ENTERTAINERS C.Y.O. BOXERS IN FAST BOUTS FOR LOCAL FANS Good Sportsmanship- Shown; Joey White Third Man In Ring The O.Y.O. boxers appeared in the local gym Saturday night and gave those present a demonstration of good, clear training in the manly art of self defense. Of special local interest was the presence of the eyer popular Joe white as the third man in the ling. Joey, now a resident of McCullom Lake, handled the bouts without a flaw and gave further evidence that he is one of the best. In the opening bout, Richard Clark showed a good left hand to take the decision over Everett -Walter . Next came a couple of short, heavy boys in the 175-pound class. After two rounds, Willie Williams found that Pierre Austin was leaving his ample midriff wide open. Then came some real bolo wind-ups. Pieire could take it, but Willie was the boy with his right arm raised. A couple of ' well-muscled glovers at 147 pounds put on a spirited bout, with' the crowd coming to life, the nod going to Melvin Pittman over Joel Montgomery. Preston Swoopes won over Elmo Johnson on a TKO in the 135-pound class. This one was fast while it lasted. Henry Paul showed a hammering left hand that was too strong fo: Frank Walker. This was another TKO as they decided not to send Walker out for the last round. At 146 pounds, Jerry Turner showed real class in a decision over Leon Welch. Leon was a good boy, but "was up against a ~real comer in Turner. : The official timer was Dr. Buttari. John Schreiner and Eddie Albrecht were capable judges. Dr. Harrison of Richmond examined the boxers before they entered the ring. Now the Wrestlers Aftfer the boxeis hung up their gloves, two wrestling matches gave the crowd a chance to hoot and holler, in the first bout Dick Hackbarth (197 lbs.) of Illinois University pinned Louis Practico (195 lbs.) of Calumet City in 8 minutes. In the second bout the participants were out of the ring al-1 impartial interest In all tbe boys m°st *S n,ufh as they were ^ in his charge. On short iequaintside the roptes. Ted Lewandowski _ • • . (183 lb,.) of DePaul University, pinned Gilbert Conrad (185 lbs ) udgment that the likes o Mikp of Loyola University are w® need m the ProP«; I development of our youth of Lon Talaber, former light i today and men of tomorrow, heavyweight champion of the World, was the referee in both' ^ was a show Witwrestling matches. Official time- j nessed by t0° *ew- The sponsors keeper was Jack Rice I to thank all who helped in Al Marchese was the official *"y Way in 016 Promotionannouncer. giving the impression M parents will learn much of an old pro as he handled the b hel ^ Junior with his *3,00! job in great style. ! homework Mike Tiolo, director of CYO * boxing, was .on hand to see that | the show went off without a If P.y. TA A JvarflCA hitch. Mike showed sincere and J " AUTvI USv %0e are to that we have been Selected to Represent and Sell MOTHER LOVE CHRISTENING DRESSES and SUITS for Infants ... Priced from $6.98 to $12.98 We cordially invite you to come in and see these lovely garments. BEN FRANKLIN STORE On South Green St. McHenry, HL Pictured above are the Qualman Family, acrobatic performers who will entertain the cr6wd at the Forester, State Basketball tournament here next Sunday night.< In addition, Chase & Parks will thrill the crowd with Trampolene acts. C. 0. F. STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT McHenry High School Gym Sunday, March 6-13 6 Games Daily - Junior - Ranger - Senior - Special Starting Heavyweight Entertainment 1p.m. Division 8 P. M. Nightly MARCH 6th CHASE & PARKS Rib-Ticklist§ Antics of the Trampolene - Plus - THE Organ Music Continuous - FAMILY Acrobatic Preformers Breath-Taking Feats of Perfect Timing and Balance Tickets Can Be Purchased At The Door