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AXX- glteaHrl HERE WITH By Jimmy Rupee sWh'^m pfX s^-t "'fsrej*' •jwp' <•*. THE McHENBY PLAINDEALEH is, #1^.' '• t ih » *-Xf fij f , *; «c*i Y^j? Don Peasley, a fellow sports writer, comes lip with a nifty idea in a fine column. He suggests that Woodstock's new Little . League field be named •'(George Sullivan Field". Don glides nicely through a column that tells of old Put and Take's 34 years of service in reporting sports news and encouraging Jtids in sports. We second your motion,' Don. The St. Louis Cardinals will hold a tryout camp at Elgin's Wing Park, July 18-19. • Have an interesting note from Howard Phalin. Seems Howard was taking a plane ride so bought a New York Times in Boston to. catch up on the news. To his surprise, he ran into a picture of Phillip J. Dorr, whom Howard knew in his freshman year at McHenry High. P. J. Dorr will be remembered by many as one of McHenry finest coaches and as a tough cookie on discipline. The story told of Dorr being appointed as executive of the traffic safety unit. The picture tells why Howard remariks "Looks like they have good pork chops in Penna." Way back when, Dorr, Charlie Reihansperger and the late Doctor Froehlich used to room and board at the Grandma Frisby home where Anna's hospitality brightened the home. McHenry was bursting at the seams with Fourth of July traffic, but once again McHenry police took good care of the crowds. Saw the firemen on the job, too, awaiting any call to help. We learn that Bob Predni and Rose Graziano, of the McHenry group, were awarded a chance at the Illinois State Roller Skating Meet to oarticipate in the national meet. McHenry has some fine skaters who will be right up there in a year or two. With a hat full of sports items to get set vtp and with one linotype operator on vacation, we are cutting this short in a short week. « The McHenry Shamrocks have an open date in the county league schedule next Sunday so have arranged to have the up and coming Dundee team here. . Tliis (Thursday evening at 6:30 the Shamrocks will meet the local Legion nine here. TTiat should be spme fun. Johnsiburg travels to Crystal Lake Merchants' mond next Sunday. the dia- WHO SAID IT FIRST? "Come to Scandinavia where there's a fjord in your future." Doing business without advertising is like winking at a girl in the dark. You know what you are doing but no one else does. A woman is young until she takes more interest in how her shoes fit than her sweater "What's the matter with you, Frank? Monday you liked beans, Tuesday you liked beans, Wednesday you liked beans; now Thursday, all of a sudden, you don't like beans." People are more worried about your Scotch these days than your English." A cold is both affirmative and negative: Sometimes the eyes have it and sometimes the nose. A hypochondriac is someone who can't leave being well •nough alone. Some of the busiest people in the world are only picking up the beans they spilled. Jumping at conclusions is not nearly as good a mental exercise as digging for facts. Three hints on speech-making: Be sincere, be brief, be seated. If your life is a grind, use it to sharpen your wits. Nature is amazing; who would have thought of growing a fly swatter on the rear end of a cow. Excessive speed was the principal cause of traffic accidents in 1954. Next Wednesday, July 13th is the date for McHenry Country Club's annual "Hookey Day". On this day the course is closed to the public and lady members. This is the day the men members invite their guests and everything goes. To equity" and associate members, please obtain tickets thru the games committee. pro shop, and the club manager. Sunday, July 3rd, winners in the low net events were, in the 1-9 bl'acket Norm KTnaack 1st with a low net of 66, 2nd was Car Schmidt with a 67. In bracket 10-15, Tom Lundmark came away with top money with a 67 and Jack Moss and Corkey Mairhofer were tied at 68. Bracket 16 and up, Bill Meath was high man with 63, and Tim Wheelock was second with a 66. The results in the Peoria system for all brackets and using holes 2, 5, 6. 10, 13, & 14: Frank Rourke was first and tied for second were Wally Kadisak, and Dick Hester. The second round Class A winner for the President's trophy found Hal Niolis winner over Nick Freund 2 up. Ed Buss, Jr., won over Vale Adams 1 up. Tom O'Connell had to go 19 holes to win over Paul Overton, and Earle Seepe drew a bye.' In class B, Tim Wheelock won from Hank Tonyan 2 up. Tom Lundfnark beat Bill Meath 2 up. Harry Hans over Augie Lundmark 7 up and Emil Simon won over Ken Sweetland. The fourth of July Flag Day tournament was won by Norm Knaack on the second hole, 3 feet from the pin. Second was George Kinsala, 15 feet from the pin on the same hole. Jack Buckie was third, 120 yds. away and Emil Simon was 200 yds. away on the same hole. Fred Rogers was fifth, who holed out on the 1st hole. In the ladies' match pt$y tour-; nam en t in Class A, Ba be Seepe won over Millie Bollman, La- Verene Hanley won from Emily Hester. Class B winners were, Alice Marion over Ann Varese, and Joan Buss won from -Beverly Rourke. Special class C, Kathleen Neary won over Berniece Jensen, and Marge Thompson took her match from Marion Donnelly. Your reporter enjoyed nine holes of golf Sunday playing yrith Cy Wagner, former golf pro at Tam-O'Shanter and his golf pro buddie Chick Stemka. Cy now operates a golf school on Xhe north side of Chicago. On the eighth tee, 191 yds. to the green, Hal Vaupell watched Jim Glormey hit his first ball out of bounds in the creek. After hitting his second shot, Hal lost sight of Jim's ball and asked where it went. Jim replied "It rolled in the hole". He didn't believe him until he saw it for himself. Thats getting par 3 the hard way. Ask John Varese, he knows. At' Chapel Hill golf club Pete Weingart won. the men's twilite league with a 46-8-38 low net. In the ladies' weekly bogey event, Jerry Vrbk had a 62-20- 42 low. Sunday's handicap event was won by Ken Magnuson 109-36- 73, tied for second were Bob "Conner and Andy Anderson with low nets of 74. In the Calloway event Jim Adduci has won two in a row with 108-35-73, tied for second were A. Johnson and L. Spiegler with 74,s. Mr. Gast celebrated his 50th anniversary last weekend. Congratulations to you and yours. At Pistakee golf club the ladies league winner was M. Wood first, 2nd was E. Gilbrandson and tied for the third spot were H. Williams and Layton, Bunny Hoffmiester was fourth, and Jean Hoder was fifth. The mens' league winners was Geo. Barrett, first; Del Vermillion, second; R. Gilbrandson, third; and fourth was Fred Wolf. Fifth was R. Woseluis. In the blind bogey event, the McHenry winners were, Mrs. H. Wagner and Millie (Gift Port) Hohman, Mr. Wagner, McGuire, Gilman, and Peterson. Lessons are paying off for Leo Smith. He had a 41-7 for a 34 low net. FOX LAKE DEFEATS JOHNSBURG TIGERS IN NINTH. 5 TO 3 Fox Lake put across two runs in the last inning at Johnsburg last Sunday for a 5 to *3 decision over the Tiger baseball team. Lloyd Freund was the leading hitter with a triple and two singles, then took a turn at relief pitching. Fox Lake (5) AB- R H Madden, cf 5 2 1 Howard, lb 4 11 Klaus, 3b, p 3 0 2 Cock, rf, 3 b 4 0 2 Kindle-, If, c 4 0 0 Kennedy, ss 4 0 0 Haviland, 2b 2 1 0 Stanton, c, If 4 11 Doke, p 3 0 1 Vossowl, rf 0 0 0 Johnson, rf 10 1 Totals 34 5 9 JohnHburg (S) AB R H Howie Freund,'3b 5 0 1 Katz, lb ' 3 2 1 Lloyd Freund, 2b, p 5 1 3 A. Jackson, cf 3 " 0 0 Barth, c 4 0 1 R. Freund, If 4 0 1 T. Oeffling, rf 3 0 1 J. Jackson, ss 3 0 0 Toomey, p 2 0 0 J. Huff, 2b 0 0 0 W. Frett, ph 10 0 Totals 33 3 8 Score by Innings: Fox Lake: 001 000 022--5 Johnsburg: 000 100 020--3 Two base hits: Johnson, Madden, Katz, Barth. Three base hits: /jloyd Freund. Bases on balls off Doke, 3; Klaus, 1; Toomey, 2; L. Freund, 1. Struck out by Dotke, 9; Klaus, 3; Toomey, 2. SHAMROCKS BEAT RICHMOND 5 TO 1; BOOSTERS FORFEIT Manager Larry Stilling took his Shamrocks up to Richmond last Sunday and won a 5 to 1 ball game from Ray Miller's nine. A] Bockman pitched 7-hit ball and ran into trouble only in the eighth when 3 hits followed an error. McHenry picked up a forfeit victory on Monday when the Crystal Lake Boosters failed to appear on. the McHenry diamond. Shamrocks (5) AB R H Sahs, lb '502 R. Weber, 2b 5 0 0 B. Becknel, rf 3 0 0 A. Bockman, p 5 0 1 H. Stilling, If 5 11 H. Knox, cf 5 12 'G, Moiidor. 3b- '3 3.' Molidor, c n "*•"* 2 jL 0 J. Bolger, ss 4 02 Totals Richmond (1) May, 2b G. Miller, rf R. Miller, 3b C. Millar, If Pickering, cf Meyer, ss Busch, lb Ron Miller, c Nelson, p H. Miller, rf John, cf Kueciker, ss 37 5 10 AB R H 5 11 Totals 34 1 7 Score by Innings: Shamrocks: 000 300 020--5 Richmond: 000 000 010--1 Stolen bases: May; H. Stilling. Struck out by Bockman, 2; Nelson, 5. Bases on balls off Bockman, 2; Nelson, 3. Double plays; Meyer to May to Busch. Minor League Schedule Friday, July 8 - 6:30 P.M. Falcons vs. Owls Saturday, July 9 - 1:30 P.M. Eagles vs. Orioles 3:30 P.M. Bluebirds vs. Cardinals Friday, July 15 - 6:30 P.M. Orioles vs. Falcons Saturday, July 16 - 1:30 P.M. Owls vs. Bluebirds 3:30 P.M. Cardinals vs. Eagles Friday, July 22 - 6:30 P.M. Falcons vs. Eagles Saturday, July 23 - 1:30 P.M. Owls vs. Cardinals 3:30 P.M. Orioles vs. Bluebirds Friday, July 29 - 6:!?0 P.M. Bluebirds vs. Falcons Saturday, July 30 - 1:30 P.M. Eagles vs. Owls 3:30 P.M. Cardinals vs. Orioles Friday, August 5 - 6:30 P.M. Falcons vs. Cardinals Saturday, August 6 - 1:30 P.M Eagles vs. Bluebirds 3:30 P.M. Owls vs. Orioles Thursday, July 1955 SOFTBALL NOTES By Bud Weyland Clear weather enabled the games scheduled for last week to be played. Warmer weather has brought out a few more spectators to watch the .local boys. Bimbo's Tavern, 16 - V.P.W., 6 Hettermann's Tavern, 13 - McHenry Sand & Gravel, 12 Pa's Fanks, 10 - Old Bridge Tavern, 7 Buss Motors, 17 - Wonder Lake Businessmen, 7 Team Standings: W L Pa's Yanks 6 1 Bimbo's Tavern 5 ,2 Hettermann's Tavern 4 3 Buss Motors 3 4 V.F;W. McHenry 3 4 McHenry Sand & Gravel 2 5 Old Bridge Tavern 2 5 Wonder Lk. Businessmen 1 6 Bimbo's Tavern had two good innings. They "scored 6 runs in the 1st inning and 6 runs in the 5th inning. Leading hitter Was C. Fulton with 3 hits for 4 at bat. J. Thomas hit a homer in the 5th and G. Morenz had one in the 1st inning. The V.F.W.'s leading hitter was R. Sokolowski who had 2 hits for 3, at bat. Both C, Ingersol and Fred: Matthesius had homers in the 3rd inning. Winning pitcher: E. Pieroni. Losing pitcher: D. Hansen. Hettermann's Tavern scored 4 runs in the 2nd inning on 4 hits R. Fredricks httd a perfect night. He had 3 hits for 3 at bat. P. Bruhn and B. Miller had 3 hits for 4 at bat. McHenry Sand & Gravel scored 3 runs in the 2nd and 3 runs in the 3rd. R. Marsh had a good night at bat, getting 3 hits for 4 times at bat, two of his hits being homers. Winning pitcher: B. Brand. Losing pitcher: T. McNish. Pa's Yanks had a good 3rd inning, scoring 5 runs on 6 hits. Ed Todd and Ed Doyle were the leading hitters. Todd had 3 hits for 4 at bat. Doyle had 2 hits for 3 at bat. Dick Rosing and Don Meyer had homers in the 3rd. Old Bridge Tavern scored 3 of 'their 6' runs in the 2nd inning and 3 in' the 5th. Leading hitter was A. McCarroll who had 3 Kits for 3 at bat, a perfect night. H. Knox and P. Freund had homers. Winning pitcher: D. Jager. Losing pitcher: A. McCarroll. Boss Motors had a big 5th inning, scoring 5 runs on 4 hits. The leading hitters were B. assert, who -hid 4 hits fdr 5 a% bat, and A. Steinsdoerfer, who had 3 for 4 at bat. D. Peterson, G. Schaefer and A. Steinsdoerfer had homers. Wonder Lake" Businessmen had their best inning in the sixth scoring 4 runs for 5 hits. Leading hitter was Murdock who had 2 for 3 at bat. Spuehr and Sandgren had homers in the 4th inning. Winning pitcher: E. Buss. Losing pitcher: Sullivan. TIGERS SCORE 10 RUNS IN FIRST TO DOWN ALGONQUIN The Johnsburg Tigers travelled to Algonquin on the Fourth of July and exploded all their firecrackers in the first inning, yen Tiger runs scored in- that first inning. From there on it was a breeze--in «fact the only breeze on a hot, humid day. The final count was Johnsburg. 16 and Algonquin 4. Art Jackson allowed only 6 hits and 1 base on balls in pacing himself to a lop-sided victory. Tom Oeffling drove out 4 hits and Lloyd Freund 3 in a 16-hit attack. Algonquin (4) AB R II Klein, 2b , 5 10 Burhn, lb 5 1 1 Wilbrant,,^sS' 4 0 1 Kreeger, 3b 3 0 1 Scheyli, cf, p 4 11 Rattery, rf -4 1 2 D. Wilbrant, If, p, cf 4 0 0 Fitzgerald, c 2 0 0 Dobler, If 10 0 %iebert, p, If, p 3 0 0 Totals Johnsburg (16) T. Oeffling, cf Katz, lb Toomey, lb L. Freund, 2b Huff, 2b R. Freund, If W. Frett, If H. Freund, ss B. Huemann, Barth, c Novak, c S. Meyers, rf Weber, rf J. Jackson, 3b A. Jackson, p Totals 35 6 AB R II 7 14 45 16 16 Score by Innings: Johnsburg 10 120 002 01--16 ^.lgonquin 0 100 101 10--4 : Two base hits: Oeffling, Wilbrant, Scheyli. Three base hits: Katz. Bases on balls off A. Jackson, 1; Liebert, 2; Scheyli, 1, Wilbrant, 8. Struck out by A. Jackson, 4; Wilbrant, 4; Scheyli, 2. Northern lllinr Bowmen News PAT O'CONNOR AND DICK "THE BRUISERCLASH THIS WEEK Pat O'Connor, the pile driver expert from New Zealand will clash with 'Dick the Bruiser' (Dick Afflis) in the main event of Fred Kohler's mat card, Friday night, July 8th in the Lake County Stadium in Round Lake Park, HI. The match will be to a two out of three fall vei'dict with a sixty minute time limit. Afflis went before the Illinois State Athletic Commission last week and asked permission to change his name for ring purposes to 'Dick the Bruiser'. This was okayed by the members of the Commission. Angelo Pdffo, of Downers Grove who has gained a reputation for toughness in the ring, meets the 280 pound Hans Hermann in an exciting; battle. In a terrific tag match, the Japanese team of Mitsu Arakawa and the Great Yamato will tangle with Len Rossi, of New- York and Billy Goelz, of Fox Lake. The Japanese grapplers like to mix jiu jitsu and judo style wrestling with their catchas- catch can maneuvers and this situation may befuddle Rossi and Goelz. The latter a seasoned veteran of the ring will coach his partner Rossi and pace the match with speed and ability.. With the temperature soaring at the 100 degree mark, the Northern Ulini Bowmen held ttieir "Wisconsin Day" Invita- ,aoi\al on July 3 with 105 participating. § Local winners in Fre_e Style: Bob Seymour with a score of ! t;41. Vi Seymour was the winner • ill the women's free style divis- --fiMV Monte Miller was third in : the archer class. Violet "Waterman of the Chippewa Archers , #as first in the women's archers. Nell Abney was first in the nowee division. In the Junior Boys division, Leland Waterman of the ; Cftippewa club was second and | Linda Waterman was first in the j Junior Girls Division. Joan . Adams was second. ! Other .winners were from West Allis, Wisconsin; Chicago Bow Hunters, Chicago; Blackhawk, Rock ford; and Kiswaukee, Sycamore. I ' Bob Seymour of N.I.B. and Brad Grass of the Golden Arrow Club won a 20 pin, given by the National Field Archery Ass'n. for scoring 20 points on a target 35 yards or over. Bob Wieboldt won one at the Rockford shoot recently. LEGION BASEBALL , Chick Sales hit a grand slam home run to pa.ee the McHenry Legion to a 13-5 win at Harvard Sunday. It was McHenry's seventh win of the season against two losses. Gene Freund pitched five hit ball and struck out fourteen. McHenry used a sort of patchwork lineup as Several of the players were absent for various reasons. The new lineup worked out very well as the boys played good ball. Jim justen the most improved player on . the squad had two hits as did Freund, Sales, Charlie Pierce and . Roger, Benson. Joe Hiller and Herb »Baker rounded out the twelve hit attack with one apiece. Harvard (5) AB R II Noble, 3b . 2 10 Busch, 3b 10 0 Kruckenberg, cf 2 0 0 Herely, cf 2 0 0 Koch, ss 3 2 2 Haldeman, p 4 0 2 D. Herely, If 3 1 1 Hayden, 2b 1 0 0 Klecker, 2b 10 0 Powers, rf .10 0 Perkins, rf 2 0 0 Whaples, c 3 0 0 Pellegrine, lb 2 0 0 Merwin, lb » 0 1 0 Totals McHenry (13) Hiller, ss Freund, p Sales, c Pierce, cf Walker, rf Feyerer, lb Baker, 3b Benson, If Justen, lb, rf Roti, 2b 27 5 5 AB R H 5 11 Totals 35 13 12 Score by Innings: McHenry: 131 404 0--13 Harvard: oil 012 0-- 5 Two base hits: Hiller, Baker, L. Herely, Haldeman. Three base hits: Freund, Pierce. Home Run: Sales. RBI: Haldeman, (3), L. Herely, Hiller, Sales (5), Pierce, Baker, Benson (2, Justen. S.truck out by - JF!ceund, 14; Haldeman, 15. Bases on balls off Freund, 6; Haldeman, 4. &M THEATRE Wauconda, III. Route 176 Adults 60c . ^Children ^ipider 12) 25c Open Daily at 6:40 p.m. Open Sundays at 2:30 p.m. FREE PARKING -- 125 CARS THURS., FRI. & SAT., JULY 7, 8 & 9 "THE SEVEN LITTLE FOYS" with Bob Hope SUN., MON. & TUES., JULY 10, 11 & 12 § 20th Century-Fox presents I Mjlstaiie 1 Leslie Caron P^Daddy! Long legs .QnbmaSCOFEI In the mder ot STEREOPHONIC SOUND WED. & THURS. JULY 13-14 "RUN FOR COVER" with J ames Cagney COUNTY LEAGUE SCHEDULE July 10 C. L. Boosters at Fox Lake Johnsburg at C. L. Merchants Algonquin at Richmond Dundee at McHenry WEDNESDAY MATINEE 1:00 until 3:30 P. M. OPEN EVENINGS Tues., Wed-, Fri. & Sun., 8 to 11 p.i& SATURDAY 8:80 to 11:80 p.m. JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHENBY, ILLINOIS nmmmmm CHAPEL HILL GOLF CLUB 9 Holes -- Daily Fee Course -- LADY GOLFERS -- Pick your own day to participate in our Ladies Weekly Handicap Tournament. 25c out of each $1.00 Green's fee for prizes Call McHenry 347 for information STANLEY PANKMAN, Golf Pro HMc ••• 7'Aeatne Gr«en AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT OPEN DAILY 6:45 P. M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE gMSa* M-G-M's > GREAT OUTDOOR COLOR DRAMA! JULY 8-9 tfflffMSCOPE.I Nwnmfus! JOHN AGAR LORI NELSON Wm. 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