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*""r1 - t , v'r-. * ""'" " ' "•' ",'••"• \ '-'vs :,; •'• * ,• •'•' '• - -'v. ^'v ' ( ' "" '• ' "V'V. • J-'r' • ; -*• '• THE McHENBY PIJUKDEALER f -AjCr- SkenHn ! The Johnsburg Tigers played ball last Sunday like they intend to make this county league championship series a short one. Manager Joe Frett was real pleased with his team and .well he might be. They backed up Willie Klapperich's shut-out pitching with good defensive play atl the way and hitting of a timely nature. The Tigers travel to Crystal Lake next Sunday where the Merchants will have to put up a real battle or hang up their spikes for the year. Of course, the Merchants always put up a good game on their home diamond. The Tigers won't find 'em easy. We have seen the ball take some long rolls in that spacious outfield. More than one person has asked our opinion of the MCHS J football team this year. After i the Warrior victory over Waukegan's Junior Varsity last Fri- .1 day night, the question seems to £ be, "Are we that good or wasn't Waukegan so hot?" JOHNSBURG WINS FIRST GAME OF COUNTYJSERIES Klapperich Hurls Shut-Out And Howie Freund Hits -- McHENRY RECREATION -- Thurs. 9:15-- ; t, L. Berry, 267-202-623; V. Freiiiui, 206; E. Koch, 212-552; A. Noonan, 200. " :Q.C; • Commercial-- T. Thomson, 244-594; G, Innocentim, 202-550; C. Hyatt, 202; B. White, 225; L. Adams, 201; Kleii*- hans, 202. . • 5 "A little bit of both," is our answer to the query. We know p that McHenry will face much ' tougher competition in conference play. But. somehow, you 1 get the impression that this team can win some games. * If Coach Pheanis can bring the boys along in their passing and •: kicking, things should shape up well in the Warrior camp. We have no doubt of his ability to teach the boys. Nor have we any ^ doubt about the eagerness of this Y group in wanting to learn. £ . Some games just depend on the J bounce of the ball. Others de- | pend on that all-important point •c after touchdown. The Johnsburg Tigers played heads-up baseball on their home diamond last Sunday to defeat the Crystal Lake Merchants 7 to 0 in the first game of the county league championship senes. Th series mb\&es to Crystal Lareejj Sunday. ' Klapperich was in great form as he held the Merchants to 6 hits and issued no free passes. One runner reached third base and only three got as far as second. Roewer poured in his fast ball with authority for the first three innings, allowing nary a hit. Came the third and Howie Katz led off by lashing a safe blow into left. John Huff, who replaced Lloyd Freund after a hand injury on a slide took Lloyd out, drew a pass. Howie Freund. the right man in the right spot, came up and sent both runners across the plate with a double into left center. The roof fell in on Roewer in the fifth inning as the first four men hit safely. Wahlin came in to pitch and gave up two more hits before getting the side out. Four runs scored in the inning. The final run was scored in the seventh as Howie Freund led off with a tremendous home run into the right center area. Norm Britz, an all around man, pitched the last inning for the Merchants and set the side down in order. NOTE ON THE GAME: Meyers batted in the lead-off spot and drew two walks besides getting a hit to keep the rally going in the fifth. ;; We seem to detect a winning complex in this 1955 Warrior -team. With confidence, they can I make their own breaks. On Friday afternoon, the team travels to Libertyville for a game which will start at 3:30. The following week Woodstock Will Come to M^Hemy. You m can bet on a big crowd for that li one. The crowd got quite a bang out of one of Manager Joe Feffer's storm sessions in the sixth. Joe was playing first base at the time and made a hard try to get under a high fly hit by Willie Klapperich. The wind pulled the ball back toward home plate and Joe couldn't quite reach it. He said it landed foul. The ump said it didn't. Joe pulled off his cap, fired his glove to the ground, kicked 4ir£ spoke a few thousand words. I Our golf editor covers the j Forester Golf Tournament this •week, giving you the winners and | highlights.»We joined the group , in the evening and went over the courses in about five pounds over t par. After the meal, they cleared f the deck and some of those ; young folks really cat a rug on ! the dancing space. We waltzed. & Now that we are sure about Sour Sox not playing in the World Series, the time has come to # worry about those poor old men • at Brooklyn having to meet the i Yankees. "Butch" Novak,- Tiger catcher, did a real good job and looks better each game. Business Men-- B. Doherty, 214; L. Freund, 213; Dl $amuelson, 201. Wonder Lake Businessmen-- E. Johnson, 213-579; G. Gutzman, 212-587; Schau, 208-557; McCafferty, 202. Nite Owls--1 L. Vacohdie, 179-474; L. Weber, 476; S. Sutton. 175; J. Rosing, 499; C. Colman, 181-474; F. VosS, 452. (Last Week) Business Men-- G. Golding, 220-213-594; & Gurbis, 222; D. Samuelson, 200; R. Boro, 206. MCHS FOOTBALL WARRIORS HEAT WAUKE6AN J.V. Team Shows Spirit In Grinding Away To 25-0 Victory . « The MCHS football varsity opened the season here Friday night with a 25 to 0 victory over the Junior Varsity of Waukegan High in a non-conference game. The Warriors had the visitors with their backs to the wall right at the opening kick-off when the ball rested on the 15 yard line. Waukegan chose not to kick ~on fourth down and Charles Olson broke through to smear the play. McHenry went over fast, but had their touchdown called back on an offside pehalty. Huemann wasted no time in cutting off his own right tackle to make the score 6-0. Schneider's kick was not good. McHenry kicked off and Waukegan had first down on their own 30 yard marker. A lateral was fumbled and McHenry recovered. Huemann made it first down and less than 5 yards to the goalv On the next play he lateralled to Schneider for a touchdown. But, McHenry had a holding penalty and had to start all over. This time Huemann passed to Sales for the touchdown and Schneider's good kick made the score 13 to 0. A recovery by Olson of a fumble set the stage late in . the second quarter for Schneider's race across the east goal line. But, Schneider was running high and a couple of Waukegan defenders flipped him high in the air. The hard fall knocked the wind out of him and a fumble spoiled another touchdown. A fumbled kick-off and pass interception put McHenry deep in trouble at the start of the third period, but Waukegan lost the ball on downs on the 6-yard line.. McMahon cut loose , on the first play with a run to the 35 yard stripe, taking the ball out of danger. McMahon picked up another first down, then Huemann fired a neat pass that slipped out of Sales' hands. McHenry had to kick on fourth down. Herb Baker intercepted for McHenry. Then Waukegan intercepted and had the ball on Mc- Henry's 30 as the third quarter ended with the score 13 to 0. Schneider' Runs Hard A fourth down kick by Waukegan settled on their own 44. City-- The Warriors picked up a couple, Adams, 217-602; C. Behnke, 203?) Thurs. 9:15-- J. Busch, 202; R. Cynowa, 203; L, Berry, 200-203-561; Corso, 203) Krause, 555; Peisert, 205; T. Sutton, 232-592; M. Thompson, 211- 558! Wonder Lake Businessmen-- A. Krueger, 563; C. Kopp, 200; Hill, 216. Nite Owls-- E. Koenemann, 177-452; I. Stoller, 181; P. Baker, 175-489; P. Schultz, 176-472; F. Voss, 183-460; S. Sutton, 177-506. D. of A.-- T. Steffan, 185-199-519; E. Albright, 482; P, Kraus, 464; P. Pries, 177-467; A. Gaulke, 462. Left Overs-- D. Ludford, 188-480; B. Gilpin, 176-484. D. of A.-- P. Kraus, 469; P. Pries, 455; B. O'Brien. 208-496; H. Weber, lgS; T . S t e f f a n , 1 7 6 - 4 6 9 . i -- PALACE -- Tavern--" E. Gate, 213; H. Steffan, 201; R. Bujak, 576; A. Tonyan, 208- 550; B. Peisert, 201-575; Low, 206; Oonk, 234-571. The shade was real nice on Pete Freund's lawn. That's where your reporter watched the game in spite of Hank Hiller's story that it is real cool in the press stand. ? DAILY PINUPS: A house may be built, but a I home must be made. Money isn't always a first bet, I but often runs a close Second. Appreciation isn't liard to give, So easy to take, and nice to store away. Spare rib: stale joke. i . Life has its ways and also its Whys; some find them fruBtratp lng, some find them wise. Candied comment; Flattery. •* Cents and nonsense are the J essence of the small fry. Anonymous s ~ THURSDAY NIGHT ATHLETIC CLUB TO t BEGIN FALL SEASON The Thursday Night Athletic club opens for the fall and winter season on Thursday evening, • Sept. 29, at 7:30 o'clock in the ^ girls' gym of the high school, ^ according to the president, Wilbert Hecht. Volleyball, basketball, baseball, pfo*g pong and shuffleboard will 4 provide recreation for anyone in- , terested over high school age , each Thursday evening throughout the winter season. 1^ is hoped to limit the membership to forty-eight so it is >•£ important that persons anxious •V to enter the club be present the £ first night. i.v Again this year, Leonard Mc- • j|i' Oracken will act as club director. Johnsburg (7) Si Meyers lb Katz, 3b L. Freund, 2b H. Freund, ss A. Jackson, cf R. Freund, If T. Oeffling, rf Novak, c Klapperich, p J. Huff, 2b Totals Crystal Lake (0) Radovich, c N. Britz, ss, p Dulaney, 3b, ss Wahlin, lb Phiipot, rf, 3b McCannon, If D. Feffer, 2b Dianis, cf Roewer, p J. Feffer, lb Dave Feffer, rf AB 3 5 0 4 3 4 4 4 4 2 33 AB 4 4 4 4 3 4 3 3 2 1 0 32 R 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 7 R 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 H 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 1 2 1 11 H 0 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 0 0 0 0 6 of yards down the middle, then shook Schneider loose for a thrilling run across the goal. Schneider bounced off several would-be t&cklers, then got a real helpful block from Majercik and was on his way. Schneider missed the kick and the score stood 19 to 0. McHenry picked up their final touchdown after Huemann lost 20 yards while looking for a pass receiver. Waukegan took over on our 45, but Majercik was in there again to smear the runner far in back of the line of scrimmage. Majercik did a great job all night in following the ball and spoiling the best intentions of the opposition. On the next play McMahon slashed through to smother the passer, causing a fumble; that Bouichardt recovered for McHenry. Huemann carried 14 yards for a first down, then passed 30 yards H. Rowe, 217-567; A. McCarroll 211; Schaefer, 234-552; H. Smith, 221-589. Ladies 9:00-- H. Ccujway, 453; V. Eichinger, 183; 500; L. Paluch, 196-504; M. Donnelly, 197-519. Ladies 7:00-- J J. Doherty, 178-186-506^ V. Herdrich, 459; L. Michels, &4&191- 550; E. J us ten, 187-478; & Conway. 177; M. Doherty, 176-178- 495; E. Hester, 180-502; L. Funk, 470; B. Meath, 201-476; T. Meyer, 455. 'i'- r i; i i ;i' % , THE GREAT OUTDOORS By Jack Walsh W'e hear the McHenry Sportsmans' Club had a picniq last Sunday. We happened to hear their food and drink order. Either the clufc is expanding or the 'old members are enlarging their capacities v • Tpok & little jaunt into Wisconsin vWith ,Ed. and John Tonyan Su#d«y. One thing I'll say for the latter: if he doesn't get a strike, he really has a good time anyway.. Highway kills show that there are a great many skunks around this yea'r. Quite a few have been hit on ,.the road near the Chapel Hiii Golf Course. It surely must be awful to have your car meet up with one of those kitties. Well, it's about three weeks until duck season opens and now is the time to sharpen up for the first day. Trap and skeet shooting* are good practice as well as dove shooting, but there is a place that sticks in my mind as one of the best clay bird shoots around. It is called Fieldale and is run by Fields" of Chicago. They Jiave yrhat; they call a duck sh&t.It 'is made up of two sixtyfoot towers and double speed tr&ps. They are set in amongst the trees and it is a real trick to connect with some of their targets. There are also many skeet and trap shoots, a quail walk where the birds fly from traps in bushes as crystal Two Shows Nightly Starting At Dusk FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 23-24 Double Feature "RED MOUNTAIN" Alan Ladd - Elizabeth Scott Technicolor ALSO "ARROWHEAD" Charlton Heston - Katy Jurado Technicolor LATE "SPOOK" SHOW SATURDAY, SEPT. 24 "KILLERS FROM SPACE" SUN.. MON. & TUES. SEPT. 25-26-27 "YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG'* Jerry Lewi» Diana Lynn VistaVision & Technicolor WED. & THURS. SEPT. 28-29 DOLLAR NIGHTS $1.00 Per Carload tPBE LAS VEGAS ® STORY" J&&! -Russell - Victor Mature you ; walk along, a rabbit ana rettri grouse shoot built somewhat on the same order.- . Fields have some top-notch gunsmiths at Fieldale, not to mention a sport shop a nice little restaurant. We have only been there twice, but we think for some fast shooting practice, try the duckshoot at Fieldale. , NEW COUNTY NURSE Miss Berniece Stoneall of Hebron has now assumed her duties as McHenry county nurse. She will also supervise the sale of Christmas Seals this year in McHenry county? during the absence of Fred Lancaster, executive director of the. McHenry County Tuberculosis association, who has taken a leave of absence.. Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars Buy U.S. Savings Bonds THURS., FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 22-23-24 Robert Mitehum - Shelley Winters "NIGHT OF THE HUNTER" And "AIN'T MISBEHAVING" Piper Laurie - Rory Calhoun SUN. to TUES SEPT. 25-27 Charllton Heston - Julia Adams "PRIVATE WAR OF MAJOR BENSON" And TOP OF THE WORLD1 Dale Robertson - Evelyn Keyes PTA Approved Movies Start Sept. 24 At 2:00 p.m. $1.25 for eleven shows Sunday evening aftet spending | the previous week visiting her . i parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Blish, at Hillsboro, Wis., and. also. friends at Wisconsin Dells and Devil's Lake, Wis. f.- • r ( Turn a colander upside down over a frying pan when frying chicken, fish or meat. .. prevents spatter and permits steam to escape. THURS., FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 22-24 "STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND" June AllyBon - James Stewart SUN., MON. & TUES. SEPT. 25-27 "HOUSE OF BAMBOO" Robert Stack - Robert Ryan , and Shirley. Yamaguchi WED: SEPT. 28 "MAGNIFICENT ~ MATADOR" Maureen O'Hara - Anthony Quinn PLUS "THE LOOTERS" Rory Calhoun - Julia Adams ELM THEATRE Waucopda, 111. Route 176 Phone JA 6-1421 FREE PARKING -- 125 CARS WED.W THURiS., FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 21-22-23-24 Double v Feature DONALD O'CONNOR •MARTHA HYER >rV RICHARD I RAMAN-IIM BAi:KI)S MrHNA HANSI S aiJfolBCiS IN MUM MUI A UNIVERSAL- INTERNATIONAL PICTURE and CIMEMASCOPE UNlVtlHMNTItNATttttAL fttwun TONY CURTIS COLLEEN MILLER GENE BARRY-DAN O'HERUHY ANGELA LANSBURY •ilk GEORGE DOLENZ'JOHN HOYT-MYRNA HANSEN SUN., MON. & TUES. SEPT. 25-26-27 'LAND Of THE PHARAOHS" In Cinemascope (Last Week) Tavern-- H. Behnke, 209-564; Weingart, 217; Jackson, 214; Deskis, 211. to Schimke. McMahon wound up 175.455 Ladies 9:00-- E. Winkel, 186; T. Steffan, 469; M. Donnelly. 203-546; A. Gaulke, a good nights work by circling left \ Bnd to make the 0- The kick was Totals Score by Innings: Crystal Lake: 000 000 000--0 Johnsburg: 000 240 lOx--7 Two base hits: H. Freund. •Home runs: H. Freund. Stolen bases: L. Freund. Double plays: Huff to Freund to Meyers; Britz to Feffer to Wahlin. Strike outs: Klapperich, 6; Roewer, 3; Wahlin, 3. Walks: Roewer, 4; Wahlin, 1. his own score 25 to blocked. That takes you through the high spots. There were many bringht spots in the Warrior play, but also the usual rough edges that show up in the opening game. Too many penalties may have been the result of the Warriors' eagerness. The boys didi show real spirit that obviously pleased both their coach, Jack Pheanis, and the fans who are anxious to see the home team make a £pod showing in conference play. Ladies 7:00 -- B. Meath, 459; E. Conway, 466; M. Doherty, 185-466; L. Michels, 468. -- BOWLING BAR -- Thurs. Nite Ladies-- M. Weingart, 453. Save More Shop at Home ZONING VARIATIONS Requests for variation in zoning from county petitioners were approved by the county board last week. They included one by Peter Hamlin, who was given the right to change the zoning classification of his property east of Rt. 31, north of McHenry, from farming to residential. Alterations and repair on a building in Ringwood was requested and granted to Roy and Harriet Dodd. SATURDAY MATINEE Ij30 lo 4 P.M. Opening Evenings Tues., Wed., Fri., Sal. and Sun., 8 to 11 p. m. JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHENRY. ILLINOIS Announcing A New Authorized Wesiinghouse Laundromat Equipped * m' " Hour Laundry 202 N. Riverside Drive Phone McHenry 800-M CHAPEL HILL GOLF CLUB 9'Hol£8 -- Daily Fee Course -- LADY GOLFERS -- Pick your own day to participate in our Ladies Weekly Handicap Tournament. 25c out of each fl.00 Green's fee for prises Call McHenry 347 for Information STANLEY PANKMAN, Golf Pro t »«< HEHR1 Hticatic v * -¥ * * 218 So. Green St Mc Henry, Illinois ' PHONE 144 WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 28-29-30, OCT. 1 Double Feature THIS ISLAND EARTH' And "GUN THAT WON THE WEST" FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 23-24 "RAGE AT DAWN" Randolph Scott - _--^-^jarroll Naah Technicolor SUN., MON. & TUES. SEPT. 25-26-27 "HOUSE OF BAMBOO" Robert. 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