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YiJune 9, ^ t " £* *" ', v l™ --" c" •• "WB^lNtcHENftY ^yjOTEALER HERE AND THERE WITH GOLF By Jimmy Kupec Sunday, May 29, was "I Beat Georg-e E. Johnson" day at McHenry Country Club and the field had to beat: "George's 73. The winner of this was Norman j<v-»or.k H&'tpok the trophy with it low net ~6t 65. Sixteen others, with their handicaps, beat Johnson and were rewarded with golf emblem tie cMps. The results of the first round of match play for the Director's Cuji for Glass A dre Ed Buss, Jr., -tfrtio won iover Bob Bielman; John Varego-- b^at Carl Schmidt, 2 up; John ,Torrence won over Frank Rourke,v l up; O'Connell topped Ralph Behneffc, 2 up; Paul Overton beat Hal Nillls, 2 up; George Johnson won over Tom Lundmarfo, 3 up; E&fle Seepe beat Allie Noonan, 2 up; and Nickie Freund beat Jack Moss, 2 up. In Class B, Earl Simon was Winner over "Dollar Bill" Bacon, 2 up; Fred Rogers won 2 up over D6n Johnson; L. Antonson over Jack Buckie, 2 up; Bill Meath over Geo. Johnson, Sr., 3 up* Mairhofer beat Ed Gac on the extra hole sudden death playoff ; Vaupell beat Watkins, 4 up; Augie Lundmark over Tim Wheelock, 1 up; and Walt Kadisak .beat Warreil Kuhlman, 2 up. May 31 the McHenry C.C. ladies held a mastery evejit and the winners by classes were: Class A, "Scooter" Oovalt took ihe first place laurels and La- Verne Hanley was second. Class B: Ann Varese was the winner and was followed by Julia Krai owetz. Class C: Dorothy Miller received first place and was followed by Kathleen Neary. And Class D was won by Lou Watkins. On June -14 a Flag tournament is scheduled along with an open meeting after lunch. At Chagigi, JHill Golf Club the winners of' M^y 29 in the Blind Bo^ey event Wtere Frank Bitterman and Al Godina, who both Sad 40's. Decoration Day handicap was wpff % W. Graw, with a low net of 78, and E. R. Olsen. Richie anld Bill Falbo tied with 91's. Why does John Torrence ask Earle Seepe, £nd Frank Rourke how to blait otat of sand traps When he could read Julie Goffo's golf tip of three weeks ago on the same subject? Franlk Ttourke, GGOfge fflrfsald and others wonder why a birdie 4 on the 17th? A 493 yard par 5 hole does not stand up for gilys like Allie. Noonan, Michels and Seepe, who sank their putts for eagle 3's these past two weekends. Congratulations to Joe MuSka on his "hole in one" Saturday on McHenry's 163 yatfd 9th hole. ' John Varese, playing in a foursome Sunday afternoon, had quite an experience on the same hole. His tee shot rolled out of bounds and hit his next shot on the green and the 'ball rolled right in the cup for a par 3. When they approached the green, Julie Goffo, a member of the foursome, asked Corky Mairhofer, who was watching them come up, what he thought of the shot and Corky's reply was, "Aw, anybody can get & 3 on this hole." Tough luck John. At Chapel Hill this past Sunday, Robert Scherer posted a 73 In the spokes, Handicap event. Stanley Pankman, Chapel Hill golf pro, will start his junior group lessons Friday night, in which boys. girls, 18 years Inclusive, clftn participate. The men's twilight league will be on Wednesdays. 3$ was quite a coincidence ^to observe the successor and predecessors as managers of the McHenry C.C. Jimmy Kupec and Ed Bruchhauser w^re toasting good luck to Bob Schmidt, the new manager of the club, as of Tuesday, June 7.- SOFTBALL NOTES The' following are the scores of the games played on Tuesday, May 31, and Thursday, June 2. McHenry Sand & Gravel 14, Old Bridge Tavern 12. Bimbo's Tavern 10, Wonder Lake Businessmen 3. BUBS Motors 20, V.F.W. 12. Hcttermann's Tavern 8, Pa's Yanks 7. McHenry Sand & Gravel scored 8 of their 14 runs in the fifth inning. Ted Popp and Ted Mc- Nish had homers in the fifth. Old Bridge Tavern scored 8 runs in the top half of the 7th inning, putting the Mchenry Sand & Gravel on edge. Top hitters were H. Knox and R. Michels. Winning pitcher: Bob Kilday. Losing pitcher: A. McCarroll. Bimbo's Tavern started in the 1st inning by getting 5 runs. Jack Thomas and Chas. Cuda each had homers in the 1st. Wonder Lake played good ball but couldn't get enough hits. Leading hitter was G. Street. Winning pitcher: H. Thomas. Losing pitcher: J. Sullivan. Buss Motors openeti the game with a terrific 1st inning, scoring 10 runs. Two homers were hit, one by A.»Steindoerfer and the other by Don Peterson. V.F.W. had a rally started in the second inning to get 4 runs. Leading hitters were Ken Crooik and Ken Brand. Winning pitcher: Ed Buss. Losing pitcher: Chuck Ingersol. Hettermann's Tavern earned 4 of their 8 runs in the 3rd inning. Leading hitters were S. Meyer and Bud Meyers. Pa's Yanks playetd exception ally good ball but couldn't score in the 7th. The game was all tied up at the end of the 6th inning. Their top hitter was Bud Thennes. Winning pitcher: Bob Brand. Losing pitcher: Bud Thennes. Rained out games of May 24th and May 26th will be scheduled as follows: " : Wednesday, June 8th, 7:30 p.m. 6--8 -- 8:30 p.m. 5--7. Friday, June 10th, 7:30 p.m. 2--4 -- 8:30 p.m. 1--3. Schedule printed last week has been revised. MRS. MARY PERRY, NATIVE OF CITY. DIES Irf £l*Gm Mrs Mary Lew Perry, 6J5, a native of McHenry and the wife of A. Edwin Perry, died Thursday, June 2, at her Elgin home following a lingering illness. The deceased was born Jan. 2, 1890, a daughter of George and Margaret Curtis Owen, and had resik)ed in Elgin for more tfyan sixty years. She was married to Mr. Perry Jan 12, 1909. Besides the widower, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. R. O. Williams, of Elgin, a brother, N. C. Owen, of San Francisco, and three grandsons. Funeral rites were conducted Saturday afternoon Elgin, with burial in Bluff City cemetery. MURPHY-HENSCHEL RITES ' Miss Virginia Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy of Fox River Grove, became the bride of Mr. Raymond Henschel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henschel of McHenry, last Saturday, June 4. The couple exchanged vows before Rev. Fr. Kilderry at St. Peter and St. Paul church, Cary. McHenry Country Club Directors take great pleasure in announcing that the club is now under the very capable management of Robert A. Schmidt. Bob wall welcome thte opportunity to help you plan your parties, luncheonsand dinners. He will comply with your wishes and put forth every effort fp make the hours you spend at the:club pleasant and enjoyable.* Watch for announcements of special dinners and other feature occasions that Bob is planning. Northern lllini Bowmen News The Northern lllini Bowmen held a club shoot on Sunday, June 5th, with almost 50 competing. Winners were: Men's Free Style Division: 1. Bob Wieboldt, McHenry 2. Jay Crick, McHenry 3. Bob Seymour, Crystal Lake Women's Free Style Division: 1. Vi Seymour, Crystal Lake Men's Instinctive - Expert: 1. Duke Adams, McHenry 2. Walter Rueger, Palatine 3. Ed Olsen, Lake Villa Men's Instinctive - Bowmen: 1. Monte Miller, Antioch 2. Walter Freund, Jr., McHenry 3. Andy Knackstedt, Ringwood Women's Instinotive - Bowmen: 1. Dorothy Rueger, Palatine 2. Jeannette Siebold, Chicago 3. Clara Perry, Lake Villa Men's Instinctive - Archer: 1. Phil Wheelock, McHenry 2. Art Evans, Lake Villa 3. John Ellis, Chicago Women's Instinctive - Archer 1. Irene J. Adams, McHenry 2. Fran Bollensen, Woodstock 3. Dorothy Miller, Antioch Men's Instinctive - Novice: 1 1. John Johnson, Glenview 2. Rudy Bryan. McHenry 3. Bob Krohn, Chicago Women's Instinctive - Novice: 1. Eunice Siebold, Chicago 2. Clara Miller, Chicago 3. Doris Olsen, Lake Villa Junior Boys: 1. Dick Wirtz, McHenry 2. Mike Wirtz, McHenry 3. Don Powers, McHenry Junior Girls: 1. Marilyn Anderson, McHenry 2. Joan Adams, McHenry The next club shoot will be on July 3rd and will be an open shoot. It will be called Wisconsin Day. Archers from Illinois and Wisconsin are invited to compete with the club for trophies and archery awards. The next lllini Bowmen Meeting will be held on June 21st at the Legion Hall. This will, be- a social meeting with entertainment. Everyone 1WjaNGJttWlD^ BIRTHS The most novel announcements we have seen (diplomas, complete with gold seal and pink and blue ribbons) heralded the arrival of Randal Norbert Mauch, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Mauch, born June 4. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tomlinson are the parents of a daughter, born at Memorial hospital on June 8. A daughter was born June 6 at Memorial - vfrospftal *"to Mr. and Mrs. John ^Gefnerl The Quail, Wolf and Golden Arrow patrols are laying out compass courses in preparation for summer camp. They will attempt to rim the courses, set up by .the other patrols bit their next meeting. «• Summer camp money and insurance applications are coming in fine, reports the troop scribe, Fred Wahl. Troop Librarian Bob Haug read an article of Scout news to the troop. Congratulations were bestowed on Steve Fike and Gerald Foute for the fine job they did; in carrying the flag in the Memorial Day parade. Senior Patrol Leader Robert Jessup had Candidate Scouts Steve Olson, Kerr and Kettipffcr lead the troop with the pledge to the flag as part of the formal opening. Davy Crockett camporee pat* ches were issued to Robert Rodde, Tom Counley, Eddie Mara, Fred Wahl, Bill Anderson, Steve Fike, Randy Hughes, Bob Jessup, Bill and Jim Kirk. The Green Bar group had its second meeting, with election of officers. Crystal LaUce chose Flying Eagle for its name, McHenry 162 chose Fox for a patrol name and 164 chose Eagle. The new Bird patrol from 161 joined us. The following Scouts ami Scouters are taking part: Larry Swedo, Bob Bykowski, Richard Bykowski, James Hansen, Dennis Swedo, Bill Kirk, Fred Wahl, Robert Jessup, Bob Haug, Steve Fike, George Ensign, Ray Nyicten, Arthur Sternickle, John Larson, Jim Petersen, Kenneth Homo, Walter Aufrecht, Jonathan Johns, Ronald Burritt, LeRoy Ericksen, Tom Burritt, Richard Fruik, Ralph Larson, Jim Kirk, Ken Burritt, H. H. Kirk and Louis Swedo. GRANT CONTINUANCES Continuances were granted by Judge Carroll last week in three criminal cases pending in the circuit court. June 17 was set as the date to hear pleas of Donald Krueger, 22, and Walter Konieczko, 17, charged with burglary and larceny at the Gunt home in- McHenry Feb. 24. On that same date, another day will be set for the trial of James Graham, 18, charged with burglary. He pleaded not guilty on May 27. The latter is out on bond. HARDEST BUSIEST CHEAPER! 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