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wW^-^ '$'<y0'l':-&\V •'•#?£ THE MAMGM McHENRY PLAINDEALER ;-' MMMI Thursday. November J* 1956 J$Y EAH&WTDCAST. f |y- y"wSn Some fine young fellows, recently graduated from high school, have approached this department with the problem of how to get iji town basketball team organized. . , think it would take little jefEort to organize. Our problem 'l&tipw to finance a team. P There has been quite a drop Off in town teams in recent pears, but spirited young men do idt discourage easily. V We feel that it is a shame not tb help young fellows who want to continue in sports activity. It is a fine way for them to spend their recreational hours. ? We think it is admirable for these fellows to want to continue ift^s^orts activities. Benefits cannot be underestimated. Now, do any of you sports fans have an idea that will help these young men help themselves? If so, please call us Tight now, If it is only an opinion you have to offer, let's have it. It has been many a day since we saw a McHenry football team as happy as those rampaging Warriors after beating Lake Forest last Friday night "'We walked in just as the visitors scored their touchdown. A couple of old grads said, "Here we go again."--and went on to explain how Lake Forest marched right through our team after the kick-off. Coach Pheanis must havte said a few choice words during half time. They were battling Warriors in the second half. /McHenry's line went to work in earnest to spring the backfield loose for yardage. P. J. Schneider gave the fans something to cheer about with Wis terrific riins. One more man out in front of him and l)e would have .been away a couple* of more tijptes. The "Fearless One" came up with a .700 average in predicting games last week and is back for more. Nobody's crystal ball could foresee that Illinois upset of Michigan State. And the Minnesota- Michigan score was not in the crystal either. Boss Burfeindt is thinking of cutting our expense account. We advised him in September never to bet against the Yankees or Notre Dame. The Yankees did all right, but those Irish are the ones giving us trouble. Illinois meets Purdue thjs week and will have to keep up where they left off against Michigan State. We have great respect for that Purdue outfit--especially with Dawson in there pitching. Next week we will print the high school basketball and wrestling schedules. Robbie's Fearless Predictions: Ohio State over Northwestern Indiana over Marquette Michigan State over Wisconsin Oklahoma over Colorado Illinois over Purdue Michigan over Iowa Army over Colgate Penn State over Syracuse Tennessee over N. Carolina Extra-- McHenry over Libertyville I THE GREAT OUTDOORS 1 Hie other backs seemed to pick up the spirit and Huemann mixed the handbffs in nice style. When the game was over, the boys hoisted their coach on their shoulders and took off for the shower room. Everybody on the 'McHenry side had a smile. What a difference a win makes! And that was the second in a row for the Pheanis boys. ' Now comes Lijtiertyville for the X|nal game of the season. They will be here Friday night. We hope you fans will be there to see this windup battle. ;^nd a Ipsal battle it may be*; ~ ^ The Warriors have gained monoentum with those victories over barren and Lake Forest and sjhould be able to make this season look real good by winning this game. WARRIORS BEAT LAKE FOREST IN LAST HALF 26-7 Team Shows Bounce After Trailing At Hall Time 7 To fr McHENRY (26)-- ; Conway .. • -v... Zimmerman » McMahon Olson v« V&gt Schimke Caron Houck .V.. Huemann Baker • Schneider . - i LAKE FOREST (7) Daniels Kuhlman --V> • • * Fred . • •i' • * ••••«« . . ? i i E T G C G T E QB LH RH FB E T G C G T E QB LH RH FB May ... Birney Rafferty Prais .. Lane ... Myles .. Tiffany Behrens Subs: Granger, Lundborg, Walker, Hoffman, Horn, Hogan, English, J. Hogan, Taylor, Cepulis, Bourchardt, -Wilier, Carr, Raycraft and Mascari. Trailing at half time against Lake Forest, ttyeMcHenry Warriors staged a real comeback to win a 26 to 7 football game last night ' befO*:6 a home •wild Friday crowd that went Id with joy. quarter Cepulis kicked off to Lake Forest 40 yard line, stopped by Baker. Another line play good for 8 yards to the 37 yard, line stopped by P.J. On third down, McMahon stopped L.F. short of a F.D. by inches, ending the 1st quarter. L.F. gambled on a pass play with Caron intercepting on the 7 yard line, taking off through a broken field to the 30 yard line. A clipping penalty putting the ball in play 1/10 on McHenry 15 yard line--Lundborg picked up 1 yard on 2 plays. P.J. carried to the 19 yard line--McHenry punting to the 35 yard line. No yardage gain 1/10 L.F. on McHenry 35 yard line. One play good for a 1/10 stopped by Schimke. Next play good for 6 yards stopped by Vogt. Oh ah off tackle smash, L. Forest fumbled-- recovered by Vogt. McHenry ball 1/10 on their 13 yard line. Backfield in motion set McHenry down on the 8 yard stripe 1/15. P.J. for 4 yds. P;J> again for 2 yards to4the 14 yard' line. A hand-off, Huemann .*c? P.J., good for 1/10 on the 38 yard line. Lundborg off tackle for 7 yards. P.J. through the line for 4 for a first down on L.F. 49 yard line. Losing the ball on a fumble, L. Forest took over on McHenry 43 yard line. Lake Forest made.l yard tackled by Olson. A line play good for 5 yards stopped by Vogt. Olson and Conway broke through and smeared the ball carrier for a 4 yard loss. L. Forest gambled on a play with Conway and Schimke hauling Myles down on McHenry 40 Daily Pin-Ups . A dog's bark may be worse than his bite, tho' hkither is a bromide. Science teaches th0 know-how, Smart society establishes the lj;now-who. f Marriage ties can't stand much straying, they are tied for lifelong staying. • Flattery is like cologne, to be sniffed, but never swallowed. - Even the most beautiful tapestry has one side with knots, loose ends and a mixture of colored threads. Half of knowing what you want is knowing what not to wish for. --Anonymous. By Jack Walsh llljlllllllllljlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli The goose season in the Southern Zone of Illinois will be from November 5th, to December 15th, inclusive. The opening of the public hunting areas will depend upon the presence of a satisfactory number of geese on the refuges and will be announced several days in advance. The first, for hunters who have not previously used the. areas will be 6:00 p.m. (C.S.T.) the evening before the hunt. If all the pits are not claimed by firsttime hunters in the evening, the remainder will be put up for' drawing again at 5:30 a.m. the day of the hunting. First-time hunters will get their choice again during this second drawing. If all first-time hunters are accommodated and there are still pits available, a third drawing will take place in which repeat hunters may take part. No permits will be issued in advance. The Horseshoe Lake public area is just ^outh of the Promised Land (Spillway) road, about 1% miles north of. the Roth railroad station. The Union County public area is on Route 3, about 5 miles south of Ware. Regulations -- one goose per hunter, two hunters to a pit, a $2.00 usage stamp; hunting hours: Horseshoe Lake -- 7:00 a.m. to 1:0Q p.m. Union County Sunrise to noon. Some big flights of ducks have been moving south in Wisconsin. There are 25,000 geese on Horicon Marsh. A big concentration of mudhens is moving south and we can expect some good shooting in the next few weeks. There is still some fair duck shooting on Grass Lake says John Molose of Huel's Landing. We noticed some fellows did pretty good on crappies at Pistakee Bay last week. The fish must be fattening up for the winter. --Jack Walsh P. J's long run and dashes for ! yard line. McHenry 1/10 on the 2 touchdowns Coupled with J 40 yard line. • P.J. for 8 yards. Granger and Lundborg scoring Huemann on two plays made 1/10 touchdowns--with Huemann pass- | on L. Forest 48 yard line. Mcing to Caron and Granger pick- : Henry smeared for a 10 yard ing up one P.AST. for a well I loss. A penalty against L. Forearned victory. j est put the ball back on L. For- The line played heads-up ball, est 43 yard line. An incomplete enabling the backs to break loose ) pass. Another yard gain by P.J. for some nice yardage. Playing ended the half. Score Lake Forbefore a capacity crowd, McHenry fielded a team of championship caliber »fused by Huemann's leadership. Play by play was spotted and recorded as seen from the sidelines. , L.F. Scores in 6 Plays Cepulis kicked off to L. Forest 35 yard line where McMahon stopped Myles with no gain. A sustained drive of 3 straight F.D's on 5 carries'" put the ball on McHenity's 3 yard line, a smash at the line good for a T.D. A line play good for a P.A.T. Score Lake Forest: 7--* McHenry, 0. «. Things Were Looking Pretty. Dark L. Forest punted to Houck on McHenry 3 yard line good for a 1/10 by P.J. on the McHenry 29 yard line. An off tackle smash by Lundborg good to the 41 yard line, with the line opening up a hole. P.J. went to Lake Forest 38 yard line. McHenry fumbled and Lake Forest took over on their 47 yard line. Schimke stopped,: Lake Forest for a 2 yard gain'. 1 Olson broke through on the next play and intercepted an attempted pass. McHenry's ball first and 10 on Lake Forest 46 yard line. Granger made 3 yards. Granger for 8 more to Lake 'Forest 35 yard line 1/10. P.J. for 15 ydrds and 1/10 on Lake Forest 20 yard line. Granger for 2--Lundborg for 8 yards to Lake Forest 10 yard line 1/10 for a T.D. P.J. for 1 yard P.J. again for 2 yards to the 7 yard line. P.J. \yent to the 2 yard line with 4 'down and 2 to go. Granger racked up a T.D. with a smash through the line. P.A.T. no good. Score Lake Forest, 7; McHenry, 6. The closing minutes Of the first est, 7; McHenry, 6. Scond Half Lake Forest kickoff to McHenry 20'" yard line taken by Lundborg brought back to the 35 yard line. Granger good for 8 yards a 5 yard loss and no gain Huemann punted to L.F. 29 yard line tackle made by Cepulis--Lake Forest 1/10 on the 29 yard line, McMahon and P.J. set Lake FoH est back for a 4 yard loss to the 25 yard line. Cepulis stopped Lake Forest on the 31 yard line --Conway stopped L*F. for no gain. L.F. punted to Granger on the 34 yard line. 1/10 McHenry.' On a. hand-off, Huemann to P.J.J for a 66 yard jaunt to pay dire and a pass Huemann to Carori for a P.A.T. Score McHenry, 13 ;j Lake Forest, 7. j Cepulis kickoff recovered by Vogt on L.F. 31 yard line. Lundborg for 4 yards--a pass Huemann to Baker on the 11 yard line McHenry 1/10--a hand-off, Huemann to P.J., and another T.D, P.A.T. No good. Score 19 to 7. j Cepulis kickoff to I>.F. 32 yard line downed by McHenry. An incomplete pass -- then a one yard gain stopped by Conway and Vogt. Another pass incomplete;; L. F. punted to McHenry 38 yard line--1/10 McHenry. Lundborg good for 3 yards. A penalty cost 15 yards setting McHenry back.; 1-25• Granger picked up 10 yards Lundborg 3 -- P.J. for 8 yards. McHenry punted to the L. Forest 2 yard line downed by Vogt. End of quarter 1/10. Lake Forest 3 yard gain stopped by Cepulis--! Cepulis again stopped L. Forest! for a 2 yard loss Schimke and McMahon Stopped L.f. No gain, 4 down and 9 to go. L.F. punted to their 30 yard line. Huemann BOWLING NOTES --•' McHenry Recreation C. D. of A. (last week)-- B. O'Brien, 449; E. Nimsgern, 183-442; G. Barbian, 475; A. Wilcox, 431; T. Steffan, 483; A. Gaulke, • 184-523; J. Weber, 430; J. Blake, 180-465; M. A. Thennes, 455; D. Reinboldt, 461; I. -Thompson, 176-435. c. D. of •Air-:/:"- ... G. Doyle, ;4^2; E. Albright, 442; G. Barbian^ 442;: A* Gaulke, 445; A. Wilcox, 436; T. Steffan,* 459. Nite Owls StaqdlngiS' W L Al's White House -J 1? 4 taking for 10 yawj r&tprn. Line plays failing, McHenry was pushed back to theu^|35 yard line and were forced V to! $iint to L.F. 20 yard line. ' Tackle by Olson- Olson broke through and smeared Lake Forest for a 5 yard loss. On second down, W a-l-fe e r broke through for another 5 yard loss. Failing on a pass, L.F. punted to Granger on L.F. 30--a hand off, Huemann to Granger, for 3 yards. Another quick opening play Lundborg racing 27 yards for a T.D. P.A.T. good With Granger goirig over." Score McHenry 26--Lake Forest 7. Cepulis kicking off to Lake Forest 30 yard line returning to the 43 yard line. Lake Forest recovered a fumble. on their 25 yard liHe and we're set back another 15 yards for clipping. On 2nd down, L. Forest carried to their 40 -yard line, being stopped by Huemann--offside penalty set them back 5 yards--incomplete pass--and a fumble recovered by McMahon gave McHenry the ball on the Lake Forest 37 yard line. 1/10 -- a 15 yard penalty against McHenry set them back to their 47 yard line. Huemann, Lundborg and Granger carried to the 28 yard line of Lake Forest with Lake Forest taking over 1/10 on their 28 yard line. Olson stopped Lake Forest after a 4 yard gain -- Hoffman breaking through, stopping Lake Forest for no gain --McHenry penalty 15 yards for roughing the passer--1/10 Lake Forest on the 47 yard line. McHenry penalized 5 yards--Hoffman breaking through and smearing Lake Forest for a 5 yard line in the closing seconds, with time run out Lake Forest was on their own 42 yard line. Needless to say just how well all the boys played, but the Smiles on Jack Pheanis and Cliff Fulton looked mighty good. With Jhe boys carrying Pheanis and Fultpn -tOi • tile shower • room and Jack getting a dunking. Cliff was spared the same fate be- CaUse he was wearing his Sun- 'day Go To Meeting Suit. Put on. some old clothes next week, Cliff, because a win is in the making. Trusting all the boys come through in :sound physical shape vHth the same brand,: of football against Libertyville come next Friday night, we can have another Win to our credit. Kiwanis football banquet at M.C.H.S. Monday, Nov. 26, 1956. Lets make it a good one. Can Yon Pass the "N.P." Test? See Page 5 Freshen the Impression CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB Wonder Lake 2793 LAKE RE Wonder Lake 7011 CQNSfitUeTION GENERAL CONTRACTORS REMODELING "NO JOB TOO LARGE -- NO JOB TOO SMALL" ! ' WONDER LAKE, ILL. Rudf i@@ter°$ Kennels • ^ Complete Training And Boarding For All Breeds + Obedience • Hunting * Retrieving J BOARD YOUR DOG BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH PUPPIES AVAILABLE OUT OF F3@M Ch. Imperial Bob V Becker Now At Stud McHenry 436 -- Route 1S4, 8 mile West of U.S. 12 j- SERVING DAILY 5 P. M. To 10 P. M. Saturdays from 5 to Midnight Sundays 12 Noon to 10 P. M. SUNIMY SPECIAL! FAMILY STYLE OWNER $1.50 per person (Children under 12 - $1.00) CONTINUING OUR FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL: FISH FRY-- All You Can Eat For $1.00 CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB On the Johnsburg Blacktop Road,^l VI Miles North of Rte. 120 Craft JKilk. Goole^. (i 16 Mi Place *•'V: ' 12 Pastor Constr. Co. 12 McHenry Theater 5 / <!;• *11 • McHenry Welding 10 Robt. Hay 10 Sflhroedets Iroiit;\ Quinn's Inn y Worts Serviced \ Wolff Bait ':'Sh^p'-:l./|x^, McHeniTr^ci«atio^^4 5 9 9 10 11 11 8 13 8 13 8 13 8 13 6 15 Nlte Owls-- ,"s . C. Colman, 443; Ri kluk, 179- 464; L. Miller, 435; C. Bradley, 207-481; P. Kosti, 181-492; L. Yacondio>;47«; Rl M^Ginley, 434; R. Zmimec, 434; C. May, 442. Tuesday Sixty-Niners-- M. Benoy,v438; S. Sutton, 179- 468; L. Crouch, 446; D. Freund, 1-79-450; 1 C. Rosing,' 462. Business Meit-- F. Erklin, 528; J. Kline, 540; J. Marsella, ,L. Erhardt, 202; J. Kunaild®Buss, Jn, 548. if • • v 1 Foresters--- s :'* j,;. J. Herdrich 212?565:5F. Meyers, .2(^-5581 (^^ein^artvi 201-532; E. Steinsdoerler, 530; B. Klapperich, 222; H. Steffari, !S00. Thurs. 9:15-^ J. Larkin, 201-527; M. Crouch, 541; R. Kreier, 203-537; Sam, 232- 566; A. Kunz, 204; J. Skaling, 206- 531; D. Houghton, 205; V. Freund, 559 ;E. Koch, 216-571; E. Peisert, 201-531; A. Noonan, 545; F.Johnson, 529; Krause, 224-585; Steadman, 216-528; Cynowa, 538. -- Palace *-- Tavern League Standings: Fireside Tavern 17 7 Joe's Tap ^ 14 10 Pa's Tavern 12 12 Snug Harbor. 12 12 Holiday Inn 12 12 McDonald's Tavern 11 13 Sportsman's Inn 10 14 Bob Inn 8 16 H. Steffes, 224-615; A. Jackson, 223-206-612; D. Rosing, 204-214- 593; B. Pjeisert, 209-587; Weingart, 223-576; D. Jager, 566; C. Behnke, 562; B. Winters*, 206-561; A. Tonyan, 220-561; W. Hagberg, 562; W. Brennan, 557; G. Schaefer, 557; Cable, 537; Ingersol, 533; H. Behnke, 210-549. -- Johnsburg Bowling Resort -- Thurs. Nlte Ladie»-- V. Smth, 449; Z. Malochleb, 444; S. Sf>ielman, 455; M. Weingart, 464; M. Wakitsch, 433; B. Freund, 457; B. Meyers, 431; L. Huemann, 175, 447; L. Rutzen, 442; >C. May, 460; L. Meyers, 439. Kiwanis Group-- , ® A very good turn out of boys and girls in the 10 to 14 year age bracket were on hand at the McHenry Recreation; The serious manner some of these Children* show toward bowling is surprising. Within another ten weeks we aim to post the average in all the age brackets. Many thanks to the moms and. dads who are coming out to lend a hand in/this venture. We can use more.' 7:00 • Ladies-- .. • L. Funk, 443; jf DohertyK 463; A. Glosson, 447/ Y&P..- 9:00 Ladle®-- , J., Dillon, 186-472; H. Conway, 220-483; L. Paluch, 175-481; M. Donnelly, 459. C.OJF. 9:00-- A. Schaefer, 534; G. Freund, 202-573; J. Etten, 226-214-632. C.O.F. 7:00-- E. Doyle, 201-530; Ci® Dowe, 210-555; F. Gende, 201; B. Thennes, 546. Tavern*-- W. Low, 532; ' B. Winters, 20$- 561; H. Behnke, 210-549; G. Schaefer, 203 - 557; A. Tonyan, 220-561; W. Hagberg, 562; B. Peisert, 209:587; B. Brennan, 557; B. Cable, 537;. C.. Ingersol, 533; C. Behnke, 562; Weingart, 223-576; Jackson, 223-206-612; H. Steffes, 224-615; Jager, 566; Rosing, 204-214-593. r eity-- W. Coari, 214-546; D Weber, 538; H. Kreutzer, 222-585; H. Smith, 203-553; C. Behnke, 540; V. Adams, 215-532; B; Mailford, 230; Rowe, 204-200-587; Buriler. 543; L. Smith, 538; Koob, 232- 539; A. McCarroU, 222-577; Fred, 526; Don, 528;, Jack, 211-200-580. f- Palace -- Wed. Nite Ladies-- T. Meyer, 178-189-486; E. Justen, 176-453; E. Hester, 178-181- 516; E. Meyers, .185-445 ;T. Steffan, 466; N. Larkin, 185-467. 11 JUST P@R FU-'N" Roller Skating Rimfe 608 Front St. on lit. SI McHENRY, ILL. ^ Open - Tues., Wed.. Fri., Sal. & Sun. 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEE -- 1!30 TO 4 P.M. We sell complete line of shoe skates $1S£5 & op Keep it - \%&tder your sombrero/ 10m has lltcroe new "FBesto99 models I Only Old* could be to new ... introducing glamorous hardtop ityling lo station wagon design I Just wait for •his newest o* body styles . . . available in both tho Golden Rocket 88 and Super 88 Series I <T FRIDAY, NOV. 9, AT OUR SHOWROOMI R. J. Overton Motor Sales, 403 Front St. Phone McHenry 6 *MRARMM\I m fflQH2B3 NOW THRU SAT. "GREAT DAY IN THE MORNING" Starring Virginia Mayo Robert Stack - Ruth Roman PLUS "SATELITE IN THE SKY" Beyond belief but it's happening ^ SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY , "TEA & SYMPATHY" Deborah Kerr - John Kerr STARTS WEDNESDAY "CRIME IN THE STREETS" Sal Mineo - John Cassavettes GENOA T H E A T R E BRowninir 9-6321 WED. -- SAT. OCT. 31--NOV. 1-2-3 Joel McCrae - Felicia Farr "FIRST TEXAN" Cinemascope - Color Shown at 7:00 -10:05 and "CRIME IN THE STREETS" James Whitmore James Cassavettes Shown at 8:34 Only THURS. NOV. 1 2:00 P.M. ONLY Abbott & Costello in "ALASKA" SAT. NOV. 3 2:00 P.M. ONLY 'THE SAVAGE' SUN.--TUE. NOV. 4-5-6 Sun. at 2:00 - 4:10 - 6:20 - 8:30 Mon.-Tue. - 7:00 - 9:10 jWANr JUNCTIOI NOV. 7 -- "BAD SEED" NOV. 11 -- "TOWARDS THE UNKNOWN" CRYSTAL Two Shows Nightly First Show at 7:15 SAT. MIDNIGHT SHOW Boris Karloff "THE BRAIN SNATCHER" SUNDAY NOV. 4TH Last Show of the Season Free Gifts For Everyone Double Feature Program Burt Lancaster Yvonne DeCarlo "BRUTE FORCE" ALSO "NAKED CITY" Howard Duff - Dorothy Hart (See You In The Spring) It Pays To Advertisl FRI. & SAT. NOV. 2-3 Double Feature Program Gregory Peck - Ann Blyth "WORLD IN HIS ARMS" Technicolor also "UMTAMED FRONTIER" Joseph Cotten - Shelly Winters Technicolor Crystal lLake, HI. Phone 644\£ Sundays Continuous from . .. /. 3:00 P.M; Saturday Matinee 2:15 P.M. Other Days 7:15 P.M. • FRI. & SAT. 7 NOV. 2-3 ALSO SAT. 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Open Sunday 2:45 PJML THURi7THRU~SATi\ NOV. 3 Excellent for Adults -- Not Recommended for Children. NOWi n N M-e-M's ^ DARINfi . vw ^ STORY! ...'TEA AND SYMPATHY' Deborah John KERR.KERR S,Leif WICKS0N • Edward ANDREWS; CINEMASCOPE S MfT*OCOlOR Selected Short Subjects SUN.-MON. & TUES. NOV. 4-5-6 Sunday at 5:00, 7:00 and 9 P.M. SOLID GOLD &CADOIAC¥ tumns iW HTOffly • Pffl, DOUGLAS Special Matinee for Kiddies! Sun., Nov. 4--3:00 to 5:00 P.M. Feature Length Fun WALT DISNEY'S ALL-CARTOON FESTIVAL .Color by Technicolor -- And -- BUGS BUNNY CARTOON CARNIVAL (This does not include the showing of "Solid Gold Cadillac" 4