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Pago Four HERE AND THERE WITH GOLF t - THE MCHENRT PLAINDEALEH Thursday; M«y 26, 1959 'hjg- atteafc'i Joe Frett sends word that tflie Jolinsburg Tigers are holding a dance at the Community Club hall Saturday night. Proceeds of the dance will go toward paying expenses of runfiing the ball dub. And bats, balk, umpires and what, have you cost a neat sum these. days. They always have a heck of a lot of fun at those baseball dances. Don't miss this one. Manager Joe also sent word that Dundee will appear on tine Johnsburg diamond next Sunday. We presume the Tigers will also appear in spite of the big dance the night before. Suppose you read about Terry Britz pitching his third no-Miter for St. Mary's of Woodstock. Terry is a long-geared fellow who can reach half way to the plate. Better keep an eye on'.that boy, We have groups of run into several sports fans who drifted into thoughts of Leo Stilling. It doesn't take long to realize that the boys liked Leo and miss him more as time goes Oil. Our dear editor, "Brenda," and yours truly had a most interesting' letter from Richard B. "Dick" Walsh this week. Of course, our editor is much too young to remember baseball history as Dick brought it all the way down memory lane, but your sports department could follow back most of the way. We couldn't remember days when EcDcfte Whiting and Jake ^ Buss were star pitchers (nor & could we recall Pete Just en as a . flashy shortstop. A? We are sure tihat "Brenda" picked out some of the items so will wait and review that nice, long letter. One thing about Diek -- if he can't say anything good about t his old friends, he says nothing at all. ^ That pftwer packed AlgonquS) J, nine will be iiefre next Sunday to • play the Shamrooks. Some of •j those boys hit a long 'ball, but Sonny Miller is usually quite successful against them. His con- > trol helps. i The Crystal Lake Boosters travel to Richmond to meet Ray Miller's boys. LITTLE LEAGUE IS IN FULL SWING AS 250 BOYS REGISTER MeHenry's Little League baseball organization is in full ateam ahead. Officers elected are Fred Meyers, president; LeRoy Smith, vice-president; Bill Bolger, Secretary; Dick Hester, treasurer. Over 250 boys have registered to play in tfae local group. That means a lot of help Is needled. The encouraging part is that many former baseball players are taking the time to work with the boys. Teams were selected on Wednesday night of this week. Six major league teams, the maximum allowed under league rules, have been selected. The remainder will be in the minors, but every boy will have a chance to play. The first practice will be on Friday night of this week. Parents and boys are asked to watch for news in tihe Plaindealer and notices through the schools regarding activities. Little League baseball offers a rare opportunity to the neighborhood or the local community to By Jimmy Rupee Bill 684 was introduced to the Elinois Senate on May 17 and it concerns the youth of our town. This bill is the most important proposal in golf history. It would exclude caddies from the provisions of the present Illinois child labor laws. Under the present law, boys cannot caddie before they are 14 and require a working permit until <they are sixteen. So to help your sons, or some other boy, -aa^rwe know you are interested In ftoiith movements, suppose you write your state" senators ajajdi - representatives to support bill. Send letters to them $$"jthe ' Capitol Building, Sprmgfi^d,^;; The golf tip th^-week by Julius Goffo, McHenify C.C. pro, is on putting; TB^^^^no two persons who putt alike but many use these basic fundamentals. Obtain a comfortable and relaxed stance with ithe weight slightly on the left foot. Play the ball off the left toe And have the eyes directly over the ball, using a reverse overlap grip, whidh helps keep your wrists to bulk! a sound native American remain stiff, and holding your program that is beneficial to the j head and body motionless. Also 1 DAILY PINUPS: |jr Wlhen a man bets on a horse % it's a gamble; when a horse bets on a man it's a guarantee. $f. Some women love canasta, ' sortie others like a book, but she t* who casually takes the cake, is g. the one who's learned to cook. ' Current event: fizzled fuse, ife The pursuit of happiness is • needed by a woanao; happiness in pursuit is noteworthy to a man. All that gutters is not gold; ' what's to be gma should never be doled. f For every year a man carries well, a woman will drop a few. ' - Anonymous boys, the family and the welfare of the community. „ The character of an activity such as Little League must hold to the Ihighest standards attainable. There never can be commercial taint attached to Little League. Its principal objective is for the good of the boys between 8 andjj 12 who play baseball on Little League teams. Contagious Enthusiasm Little League is a program of contagious enthusiasm. It is based upon an appreciation and understanding of the needs of youth. It is carried on locally by adult volunteers who (deserve high commendation and recognition for their efforts. In Little League each boy learns some of the lessons of fair play, of discipline, of team work. He finds that the otlher boys, regardless of race, creed or color, strive for the same common goals, and this kind of thinking spreads--from the boys to their families and thus to the communities. From the ranks of these hundreds of thousands of boys who jtattd now on the morning side of the hill undoubtedly will come all of the great ball players of tftie future. For Little League is the basic platform under all of baseball. However this is no part of the main goal. Properly operated on the local level, Little League baseball will speak for itself as a great democratic youth movement which builds character in American boys. CUB SCOUTS MOTORCYCLE RIDERS HELD TREASURE HUNT AND PLAN MEETINGS Monday evening, May 23, a very successful party was foeld cut the home of Mrs. John Hogan for the mothers of Den 6, Pack 358, of the Wonder Lake and Ringwood Cub Scouts. The party was the work of Cub Scouts Walter and Roger Hunt, Mike Hogan, Jay Stendebach, Henry Enstrom and Frank Beth, with the help of their den mother, Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. Hunt was presented with a gift for her faithful anict (helpful services throughout the year. Present also were Mrs. John Hogan, Mrs. James Stendebach, Mrs. Florence Enstrom and Mrs. ; Beth. The State Line , Motorcycle Riders held a treasure hunt on Sunday, May 15, near Antioch. It was an iidteal day for cycling and the attendance was very good. Prizes were given to the following winners: First, James Hodgson; second, Bob Breul; third, Doris Knutsen; fourth, Ray Knutsen. The event was planned by Berny Sherman of Antiodb. The dub will be having another event soon and the public is invited to attend. Meetings of the club are held every Wednesday during the summer. The first ;meeting is held' ait Miller's Comers, Richmond, the second meeting at Brail's Harley Davidson shop at Harvard, and thus back to Richmond, alternating every other week. Weather permitting, we will have rfnort runs after our club meetings. Stop over. • Visitors are welcome any time. keep the putter blade square with the hole, using your arms which hang freely from the shoulders, firmly stroke the ball a 'little below center, to cause an overspin, This overspin will hold the ball on line to the hole. If, on a straight putt, your ball either falls off or fades at the end, you pulled your stroke or cut across the ball. Like all golf shots, try to repeat all motions the same way. If this sounds confusing, Julie will be glad to explain and demonstrate. We thank Coach Cuda, of Mc- Henry high schools golf team, for his fine cooperation these past weeks and wish his 'boys loads of luck next year. The final team match was at Barrington last Thursday and the results sf.iow the Warriors were outclassed. With a much more superior team, Barrington overpowered) McHenry 15-0. Dave Kent had a 92 and so did Jim Justen. Art Beck, Bob Cable and Bob Useman came in with even 100's. At McHenry C.C. the winners of low net Sunday were: Group one, 1-7, Earle Seepe *came in first with a 74 and Tom O'Connell second with a 75; Group two, 8-13, the winner was Bob Beilman, with a 73, second was Conkey Maierhofer with an 81; Group three, 14 and up, Augle Lundmark was first with an 88, Don E. Johnson was second with a 96. May 29 is "I Beat George E. Johnson Day," along with the first round of competition in tftie Directors' Tournament. The winners of the mixed two ball foursome event Sunlclay were as follows: First place went to Ethel Conway and Ray Rode, second, were Tom O'Oonnell and Bettyi Buscher, third were Carmen Antonson and Joe Muska. High boobie prize was taken by Hal Vaupell and Lou Watkins. Closest to the pin onthe ninth hole was taken by Corky Maierhofer, who was 8 feet 1% inches away and Betty Rode won for the girls, being lo feet 6 inches away. The best "one armed" player, being unable to use both hands, was Dick Hester. His .prize was one golf ball. He (had a 5 on the sixth hole, which is 405 yards and .par 4. On May 31, the ladies of McHenry C.C. have scheduled a mystery event. At Chapel Hill, jFraifk Efelbo had a group of people out and the low man was Joe Nolan with a 32. The Milwaukee Railroad purchasing department had a golf outing at Chapel Hill Saturjflay Frank Worozoder was low net winner and Louis Smith ^came out on top with a 91 gross. Ladies interested in a ladies day at dhapel Hill are requested to sign now and a playing <jay will be decided. SOFTBALL NOTES COUNTY LEAGUE SCHEDULE May 29 Algonquin at McHenry Fox Lake at C.L. Merchants C.L. Boosters at Richmond May SO C.L. Merchants at Algonquin McHenry at Fox Lake , Richmond at Johnsburg June 5 C.L. Boosters at Johnsburg McHenry at C.L. Merchants Fox Lake at Richmond June 12 Jo!hn&burg at Algonquin C.L. Boosters at McHenry Richmond at C.L. Merchants June 19 Algonquin at C.L, Boosters Fox Lake at Johnsburg^ McHenry at Richmond June 26 Fox Lake at AlgpnquM C.L. Merchants at C.L. Boosters McHenry at Johnsburg July 3 McHenry at Algonquin C.L. Merchants at Fox Lake Richmond at C.L. Boosters July 4 C.L. Boosters <at (Fox Lake Johnsburg at C.L. Merchants Algonquin at Richmond July 10 Algonquin at C.L. Merchants - < Fox Lake at McHenry Johnsburg at Richmond £ July 17 f - ' Johnsburg at C.L. Boosters x*' C.L. Merchants at McHenry Richmond at Fox Lake July 24 Algonquin at Johnsburg McHenry at C.L. Boosters C.L. Merchants at Richmonxfe July 31 V C.L. Boosters at Algonquin -- Joihmsburg at Fox Lake , . Richmond at McHenry FATHER MAC GRADE SCHOOL TOURNAMENT FINALS THIS WEEK f The "Father Mac Grade School Softball Tournament" is hfeaiting for the finals which will be played on Friday of this week. t This tournament is sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters to stimulate a desire on the part of the boys of grade school age anidi to create an interest in the competitive game of softball. :$t, second and third place •phytwinners will be announced next week. The softball season opened in McHenry on May 17, with Pa's Yanks downing McHenry Sand & Gravel by a 21-11 score and Bimbo's clubbing Buss Motors 21 to 5. Dick Weber and Ed Todd led Pa's Yanks with 4 hits each, Ed getting two homers and Dick hitting 1. Bud Thehnes also had a tome run. R. Marsh led the Sand & Gravel boya with 3 hits. Bud Thennes was the winning pitcher and Ted McNish the loser. Ih the nightcap, Bob Frett and Cliff Fulton each got 4 hits to lead the Tavern boys to the lapsidied victory. Bob Frett had a home run ancl Geno Loremz hit one that is still going. Morris Crouch ihad 2 safe blows to lead Buss Motors but the big blow for the team was Don Petersen's first inning home run. In that first inning, the Buss Boys put across four runs but could only pick up one more run in the rest of the game. Bimbo's team played wonderful defensive ball, committing only one error. Howey Thomas was the winning pitcher and Bob Brennen the loser. All games for the year will be played on Tuesday and Thursday at the V.F.W field. First game starts at 7:30 anidl the second game starts 15 minutes aft or the completion Of the first game. This Week's Games May 27 Pa's Yanks vs Bimbo's McHenry Sand & Gravel vs Buss Motors June 2 McHenry Sand & Gravel vs Old Bridge Wonder Lake vs Bimbo's MODEL STATION The Elm street Conoco service station has been chosen as a model station and starting Monday, May 23, twenty-three actors and actresses will be on hand and cameras will start making movies. The entire procedure will take three days to complete and will provide information to new station operators throughout the country. Savings invested in Crystal Lake Savings and Loan .earn 2/2% plus Vz% extra. 23tf Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars NOW OPE Chapel Hill Golf Club 9 Holes -- Daily Fee Course I SEASON MEMBERSHIPS AT REASONABLE RATES | Food and Liquor I rv Stanley panrmajv"; Gokf Pro = jg (Formerly with Bob-O-Link) M g Lessons By Appointment - Sat. or Sun. | I Phone McHenry 347 | % 1% Miles North of Route 120 on the Pistakee Blacktop Road E "THE PLACE TO GO" Northern Mini Bowmen News Thirty Girl Scouts enjoyed a field trip to the- Northern Mini Bowmen's field range on Saturday afternoon. Field archery was demonstrated by Duke anldi Irene Adams and Bob Sullivan. Girl Scout leaders present were Mrs. I. Gregory, Mrs.' E. Wirfs, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. M. Krause. After a picturesque hike around the beautiful range, a wiener roast followed with the girls preparing •their own supper. Any further information on •tihis club can be had by contacting the secretary at 117 1st avenue or calling 975-J. Fourteen members of the Northern Illini Bowmen attended a meet at Kishwaukee, Sycamore, recently. Northern I.B. winners were Bob Seymour of Crystal LaJce, who received a medal for second place in the free style idlivision, and Irene Adams, who Today Today Today "THE SILVER CHALICE" In Cinemascope - starring Virginia Mayo - Jack Palance FRI. & SAT. MAY 27-28 "SITTING BULL" In Cinemascope plus "UNCHAINED" with Elroy Hirsh SUN., MON. & TUES. MAY 29-30-31 Matinee Sun. & Memorial Day Don't Miss "A MAN CALLED PETER" In Cinemascope, starring Richard Todd - Jean Peters Plus latest news & cartoonscope. WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT. JUNE 1-2-3-4 { "RUN FOR COVER" In Vista Vision starring- James Cagney ' plus "SECRET OF THE INCAS" Sat,, .Matinee Only jptTR^ ^ CARTOONS Week Days: 7:15 p.m. Sat. Matinee 2:15 p.m. Sun. Cont. from 8:00 p.m. FRI. & SAT. MAY 27-28 Also Sat. Matinee Double Feature "REVENGE OF THE CREATURE" John Agar - Lori Nelson Also Faith Domergue in "CULT OF THE COBRA" NOTE: This being the LAST Sat. Matinee until Fall, there will be Free Candy and Prizes FOR THE KIDDIES SUN., MON. & TUES. MAY 29-30-31 "A MAN CALLED PETER" Richard Todd - Jean Peters Cinemascope & Deluxe Color WED. & THURS. JUNE 1-2 "THE GLASS SLIPPER" Leslie Caron - Michael Wilding Technicolor \ j 1 ' c r y s t a l I „,r;"•:i" two Shows Nightly Starting 8:20 pjn. FRI. & SAT. MAY 27-28 Double Feature Program "WYOMING RENEGADES" Phil Carey - Gene Evans Also Bud Abbott & Lou Costello in "PARDON MY SARONG" SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW SATURDAY, MAY 28 Boris Karloff - . Bela Lugosi "THE BODY SNATCHERS" SUN., MON. & TUES MAY 29-30-31 Dean Martin - Jerry Lewis in "THREE RING CIRCUS" with Zsa Zsa Gabbr Technicolor WED. & THUR. JUNE 1-2 "THE WILD ONE" Marlon Brando - Mary Murphy Classified Ads bring results. Plaice yours with the Plaindealer DON PALUCH EARNS MAJOR LETTER AT CARTHAGE COLLEGE Don Paluch of McHenry was recently awarded a major letter at Carthage College. He has been a member of the baseball team for the past season. A business major, he' is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Paluch, Riverside Drive, McHenry. ki $ w 1 WANT Bowlers For Y.F.W. League Tuesday Nights 9:00 McHenry Recreation Automatic Pin Spotters rs and Non-Members Welcome • $ IL. C(Sh %cHenry 744 ^fieave Name, Address, Average THE RIVIERA Show Place Of The Middle West Lake Geneva, Wis. DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Marv Voigt and His Orchestra THIS SATURDAY NIGHT Coming Sunday, May 29 THE GREAT Sauter - Finegan ORCHESTRA BIG SCREEN 45x60 FEET GRAYSLAKE, ROUTE 120-21 OPEN 7:00 P.M. -- COME EARLY! -- CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CAR FREE -- WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY MAY 25-28 coion ev TECHNICOLO introducing WIN MIN THAN SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY MAY 29 - JUNE 1 "VIOLENT SATURDAY" In CINEMASCOPE - Starring VICTOR MATURE won a trophy for first place in the woman archer division. Bo\yimen are -looking forward to their first .target club shoot on June-5. This will begin at 10 o'clock. Refreshments will be available on ( .the grounds. Visitors are always welcohte to visit the range. HIGHWAY PROGRAM The state Division of Highways awarded contracts May 6 for road building in ten counties ait a total cost of about $1,048,834. This raises to approximately $31,000,000 the amount of new work, awarded to date on tSov. William G. Stratum's $123,600,000 highway construction .program for 1955. - • • Lend Uncle Sam Tour Dollars ELM RT. 176 WAUCONDA WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT. MAY 25-26-27-28 (No Sat. Matinee) Howard Hughes Presents Jane Russell in "UNDERWATER" Superscope & Technicolor SUN., MON., TUES. & WED. MAY 29-30-31 & JUNE 1 Your heart will sing with joy! "A MAN CALLED PETER" In Color & Cinemascope Starring Richard Todd as Peter Marshall Jean Peters as Mrs. Marshall Managers Note: An A-l picture for Catholics! A must for Protestants! • , . ; v . PA¥€k?^nc Phil Ricker^ 'wai assessed a twenty-five dollajf^uspended fine Jast Saturday W;'»- result'1, of a collision last 0c£ v30 in which ^ his car ^ was toy* tirlth another car. driV6&p§by .Kenneth Burns of McHeJMy, THj!» crash occurred ori; Ri. ,120 and the Jofimsburg road..' 'He paid court costs of $13.60. < TCiifNlE Grand Avenue, F«* Lake, HL PLENTY OP FREE PARKING Phone Fox Lake 7-161* FRI. & SAT.. MAt 27-28 Double Feature [ John Agar in "REVENGE OF CREATURE"! and "CULT OF THE COBRA"' Richard Long, Kathleen Hugihes SUN., MON. & TUES. MAY 29-30-31 'THE PURPLE PLAIN" Gregory Peck WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT. JUNE 1-2-3-4 "A HAN CALLED PETER" Cinemascope Richard Todd - Jean Peters GENOA T H i E A T R E G E N O C I T Y , W I S C O N S I N WED thru SAT. MAY 25-26-27-28 Gregory Peck in 'PURPLE PLAIN' Technicolor SUN. thru TUES. May 29-30-31 I TM« »IV«« M Html Plus 5 Cartoons first show only and WED. thru SAT, JUNE 1-2-3-4 "EAST OF EDEN" Julie Harris - James Dean Cinemascope The Nelsons: Jim and Mildred nave a surprise announcement to make soon, of interest to children! Watch for it here! 5JM^ Ultra -. Modern First Show Starts at Dusk THURSDAY LAST DAY MAY 26 Marlon Brando - Jean Peters Anthony Quinn "VIVA ZAPATA" Also Color Cartoon & Short FRI. & SAT. MAY 27-28 John Agar - Lori Nelson "REVENGE OF THE CREATURE" Plus "CULT OF THE COBRA" Also Color Cartoon SUN., MON., & TUES. MAY 29, 30, 31 In Color Dana Andrews - Piper Laurie "SMOKE SIGNAL" ' •••"'Plus "CELL 2455, DEATH ROW" Actually written in the death cell at San Quentin! Also Color Cartoon WED. & THURS. JUNE 1-2 "NEW ORLEANS UNCENSORED" Plus John Wayne in "WAKE OF THE REDWJ?TCH" Children Under 12 Yrs. In Cars Free McHENRY THEATRE 218 S. GREEN ST., FPONE 144 McHENRY, ILLINOIS THURS., FRI. & SAT. MAY 26-27-28 Gregory Peck in * " "THE PURPLE PLAIN" Color by Technicolor SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW -- 1:30 P.M., SATURDAY, MAY 28 "THUNDERHEAD" f In Technicolor Roddy McDowell - Preston Foster - Rita 'Johnson Plus 5 COLOR CARTOONS All Seats 25c « SUN., MOT*., TUES. J^AY 29-30-31 Continuous Sunday from 2:30 p.rh. All Disney PrBgram i IPililiii iiit i ^ *«rr IKHNiCC&OR yW FIATUM-IINGTH TtUC-UH ADVENTUfttf Also - "WILLIE THE OPERATIC WHALE' STARTS WED., JUNE 1 FOR 4 DAYS Double Feature Program M-O-IW* »CM«WW>L OF ROMANCE. MUSIC AND SPECTACLE lu The G. lass Slipper couofe, LESLIE CARON MICHAEL Wll DINR and Walt Disney's "STORMY"