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J&tf UJgA&Jk* AJB - tHUMHTi This is an ideal time to say a few words about the Warriors of old MCHS. They have won three varsity games a-runnin'. And, when you say a-runnin', it fits this '57 model basketball team coached by Cliff Fulton. When those boys turn on the steam they are hard to follow. In hiany games or part of games the team has had to out-run taller opposition. Man, they cai> zoom! In recent games, somebody is always picking you up. We mean glory and outstanding performances have been passed around. In several cases it has been the man who came off the bench who was the fellow to lift the team. The Warriors won a thriller from Hebron January 22 in a nonconference game, then went on to beat Woodstock. Libertyville and Zion-Benton. -Dundee meets, the winner of the district meet starting February 25 at Woodstock. More about tournaments when the time arrives. We learn that Nick Pitzen is recovering ^nicely from his fall while ice skating on Pistakee Bay and may be ready to join the kids at the roller skating party on Valentine's Day. "Silver Skates.Nick" refuses to grow old. MCHS VARSITY WMS (MO AT UBERTYVR.LE Eichinger Sinks Two Free Throws In Final Seconds The varsity Warriors of JtfCHS pleiased their coach, school officials, students and fans last Friday night not only because they won a tight basketball game but | The Libertyville v.ic .tor y was a„ ii b ecause they played what many! term as th* be/t game of th> season. Words of praise are also j sounded for Libertyville, tl\e homo j team in this case. McHenry won the game 61 to 60 in one of those storv book finishes. The lead changed hands so rapidly that it was anybody's game until the final whistle sent the McHenry ""crowd wild with joy. Many factors entered into winning this basketball game, but the finish is best remembered. McHenry Recreation Match Game -- Sunday, February 3. McHenry Recreation, 2616 - Wonder |Lake, 2577: Business Men -- A. McMillon, 525; B. Hauri, 210; D. Samuelson, 223; R. Burandt, 532; D. Johnson, 213-531: J. Stone, 200; J. Marsella, 200-536; F. Erklin, 545; R. Stilling, 202; A. Muellere, 225-581; L. Meusling, 528; L. Freund, 202; A. Bitfrce, 209; B. Doherty, 218; E. Buss, Jr., 533. e. D. of A. -- M. Harrison, 468; J. Cairns. 430; G. Barbian, 451; B. O'Brien, 436; A. Vaupell, 443; B. Rourke, 443; A. Gaulke, 453; E. J. Bqss, 182; E. Albright, 180-457. 7:00 C. O; F. -- ;B. Liptrot, 536; D. ;Fredricks, 210-588. :• . " ----: • • Tavern -- VWeiser, 200-53$; H. Behnke, 230-618; Rosing, 249-598; H. Miller, 203-212-572; S. Mtfler, 539; rf. Steffes, 540; Bob, 200-530; Kralowetz, 210; Smith, 200-531; G. Schaefer, 215-567; B. Peisert, 223- 580. last socond breath-taker that took courage. Their coach thought the boys were at their peak thus far. When the boys scored 82 points Saturday night to trounce a real good Zion-Benton team, they were hotter than a western sheriff's six-gun. Thurs. 9:15 -- Kinsala, 525; Larkin, 223-542; Crouch, . 537; Corso, 200-539; Brady. 567; Cynowa, 554; McCarroll, 265-617; Hansen, 526; S. Vetter, 210-546; W. Coari, 541; Weiss, 530; Kleinhuizen, 223-5w; Stilling, 534; Busch, 211; V. Freund, 222-590; E. Koch, 539; Buenzli, 551; Freund, 211-209-587; Urbik, 535; J. Scanlon* 204-529. City -- Cristy, Sr., 544; Schaefer, 201- 232-612; Wiser, 201-206-600; Koob, 209-569; McCarroll, 539; D. /Weber, 528; W. Jfegberg, 206-536; H. Kreutzer, 214-202-566; H. Smith, 536; H. Rowe, 224-589; B. Reid, 230-607. 9:00 Ladies -- E. Winkel, 436; M. Donnelly, 456; J. Dillon, 180-515. 7:00/Ladies -- L y M. Doherty, 181-202-520; L. Michels, 184-198-517. Wed. Nite Ladies -- R. Freres, 436; T. Steffan, 193- 460; S. Reinwand, 177-459; E. Meyers, 188-449; T. Meyer, 177- 477; E. Conway, 444; F. Brand, 439; B. Meath, 181-504; N. Larkin, 187-474. Foresters -- H. Knox, 200; E. Steinsdoerfer, 528; F. Meyer, 540; J. Justen, 212- 529; D. Weber, 221-600. We have said right along that this team could go places with one big man added to the lineup. Right . was when Matt Eichinger now they are doing real well as • (jrove in for a shot with only 7 they are made up. j seconds left on the clock. Liberty- • ' ville led by one point. Matt was The Warriors have four con Tues. Sixty-Niners r- R. Gary, 188-467; D. Freund, 475; S. Harms, 186-469; C. Rbsing, 443; H. Busch, 475; J. Pieroni, 195-471; E. Peisert, 467; R. Barbian, .440; S. Sutton, 183-485. Nite Owls --1 P. Kosti, 194-478; I. Kreier, 449; G. Bradley, 447; R. Zimmer, fouled"Tn "th<T act"of" shooting so ' L" ®°C*el™an' ference games left before tourna- ; was given two shots pressure C- Colman 461; F Svitanek 176- ment time and should finish the -- p n season in a very respectable position- in the standings. was on. Matt sLankk' whcis ffiLrst cshwo't4, 43; P. Schultz, 211-515; C. May, 18Mg9. ^ Bai|owft ]97.491. £ i to tie the game. Now the pressure I was really on this fine sophomore, i But. pressure seems to be something this boy can take. In went the second shot and the Warriors On Friday night of this week Lake Forest comes to McHenry. Up until the past week, the Lake i had won a great victory. Forest team emphasized ball con-| Qn the way to that thriHinq trol. We think our boys can take i fjnjsh were players like Jim Huecare of this situation. j mann an(j hjs 22 points. Cepulis . .. 'a*"1 Useman each had li. The _ Yep. Tilings are looking up i rest had fewer points, but Mcright now in the MCHS basketball J Henry needed every one of those camp. And Coach Chuck Cuda is j markers. And, whether it was doing a right smart job of bring- j scoring, helping a mate score or ing the younger boys along toward I stopping the opposition from scorthe time when they can take over. ; jngt each man played the brand In fact, two or three of his boys should look real good in varf&ty togs next season. Talk about bowling 'em over! Herman Kreutzer (he's our neigh- j Eichinger bor) and Andy McCarroll each j McMahoii have a 647 series on the bowling useman sheets this week at the Palacp. ijusten Herman had the pins falling to the Bentz tune of 233-212-202. Andy warmed caron up with 190, then came through with 246 and 211 games. And ; Totals here comes another 265 game for Liberyt ville (60) Andy in a game between Clark j §itz Chevrolet and Fitz Realty at Mc- j Ochsner Henry Recreation. of basketball that brought high praise from their coa^h. Mcn&ny., (61 r *. „ rd fjt pf Cepulis Huemann 4 3 3 9 4 4 3 5 0 1 0 2 5 1 0 1 0 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 24 13 13 FG FT PF Announcements were made this week on pairings for coming basketball tournaments and we find McHenry matched with Woodstock in the regional at Elgin starting March 4, Harvard drew powerful Elgin. Crystal Lake and St. Edwards are paired and should give us one of the best games. DAILY PINUPS: A clever diplomat is a magic mixmaster which can make jam jell. Minor pleasures in some measure make up for majo^ problems. Time is the priceless prerogative which, once passed, can be neither bought, borrowed, begged, or stolen. An optomist is one who may grow nostalgic about the olden days, but knows enough to have fun in the modern ones. --Anonymous. Wood Sanders Mooney Schwandt Eckstein, 438; J. McGinley, 454: G. Steinsdoerfer, 211-532; L. Vacondio, 451. Note--Rose Zimmer picked up 6-10-7 pin railroad. Grace Steinsdoerfer and Pat Schultz just missed third high league game by one pin -- both shooting a 211 game. Some bowling for women. E. Rand, Sec'y. ' Palace Tavern -- G. Cable, 210-206-564; G. Schaefer, 526; J. Simon, 200; W. Hagberg, 545; Rosiitg, 542; Miller, 546; Jager, 204-539; Miller, 540; JSteffes^206-218-562; Winter?, 200- 570; Brand, 539; Behnke, 215-551; Knaack, 212-555; Lee, 203; Carl, 200; Jackson, 212-571; Smith, 200; Pierce, 227-201-566; Vic, 223-208- 595; Bob, 225-572. Totals 24 12 15 Score by Quarters: McHenry: 18-13-15-15--61 Libertyville: 17-14-13-16--60 % By Jack Walsh THE GREAT OUTDOORS City -- W. Long, 201; C. Behnke, 224- 530; Koob, 547; A. McCarroll, Jr., 246-211-647; B. Reid, ,202-526; R. Monroe, 526; W. Conri, 200-557; H. Kreutzer, 233-212-202-647; H. Smith, 200-213-582; Rowe, 242-591; Olsen, 527; Schaefer, 564. 9:00 C. O. F. G. Frost, 219-535; J. Etten, 233- 217-640; W. Schreiner, 532; J. Herdrich, 203-210-593; A. Schaefer, 218-549; Gus Freund, 246-540. 7:00 C. O. F. -- C. Dowe, 528; D. Heuser, 201; B. Thennes, 225-578; E. Doyle, 556; F. Gende. 200*' Bowling Bar Thurs. Nite Ladies *-- B. Hettermann, 177-458; M. Hettermann, 450; M. Wakitsch, 472; Lorraine Smith, 447; B. Meyers, 447; L. Huemann, 457; L. Schmitt, 480; L. Rutzen, 438; L. Meyers, 433; Z. Malochleb, 480; N. Piatt, 440; M. Voase, 439. CUDA BOYS SPBEAD SCORING FOR 44-36 VICTORY OVER ZION In a game that stayed close throughout, the McHenry Frosh- Soph basketball team .defeated Zion here Saturday night 44 to 36. Coach Cuda's combination gave him a good spread of scoring down the line and the boys gradually pulled away after a slow start. While the home team. won the game on field goals, a 10-7 record on free throws helped the cause of victory. McHenry (44) FG FT PF Schaefer 0 0 0 Vycital 6 0 2 Oeffling 0 0 1 Steinbach 5 1 1 Creighton, M. 2 4 1 Cajthaml 4 2 3 Claybaugh 0 0 0 Hester 0 * 0 1 Hauser 0 3 3 Brady 0 0 0 Creighton, J. 0 0 0 Totals r-'.-T 17 10 12 Zion-Benton (36) FG FT PF Bonner 4 5 0 Albrficht 1 0 1 Ashton 5 5 3 Townsend 0 0 1 Bingley 1 0 3 Cooper - 2 0 3 Totals 13 10 11 TO 82-65 WIN OVER ZEE-BEESl i'-b. Score by Quarters: McHenry 6 12 11 15--44 Zion-Benton 4 9 12 11--36 NORTH SUBURBAN STANDINGS ' W L Pet Pts Op 10 0 1.000 667 520 7 3 .700 627 547 5 5 .500 562 578 YOUNG WARRIORS j LOSE TO WILDCATS McHenry's Frosh-Soph cagers lost a 49 to 45 game at Libertyville Friday night after leading by four points at the end of the third period. Each team scored 9 points in the first quarter and each scored 11 in the second quarter. The young Warriors picked up a 4 point edge in the third period, then fell off badly to lose the game in the last period. 9:00 Ladies -- A. Gaulke. 432; M. Donnelly, 201-533; J. Dillon,,'468; H. Conway, 443; L. Paluch, 437. libertyville (49) Denzel FG 6 FT 6 PF 2 Kellogg 5 1 2 Martin 0 0 4 Meyers 1 1 2 Nicholas ( 8 1 1 Priebe 0 0 1 Totals 20 9 . 12 McHenry (45). »G FT PF Vycital ••r 2 1 Oeffling 0 0 0 Cecich 4 1 2 Steinbach -4 • . 1 3 Cajthaml & 5 4 Hauser J 0 3 Totals -J* 9 13 Score by Quartersr Libertyville 9 11 15 14--49 McHenry 9 11? lft 6--45 We have had quite a few calls perta4ning the fox hunt in the last week. Even if we don't make a record kill, look at it the way one party did. He said "Maybe we-won't get any foxes, but we'll get a lot of Enjoyment trying." We read an article in the paper the other day wherein some of the foxes good points were brought to i light. The author of this article | did not condemn fox hunting. He I merely mentioned that the fox J does not live chiefly on game birds. | It also eats mice, woodchucks, berries, fish, weasels, cats and even skunks. This may all be i true, but it is common knowledge i that in these parts pheasants and rabbits are the foxes' main diet, j I Ice fishing has been pretty good j | all over. Meyers Bay is starting j to tick. We were told that a cerj tain party caught a few nice blue- | gills there last week. IV is still a j bit too early to be sure if the fish are moving in or if he just happened to run into a bunch of natives. Time will tell. We know of a good deal on a Winchester Model 12. 12 gauge. The gun is in excellent condition and has not been used much. The McHenry Rifle Club will havp a meeting and election of officers at the Rifle Range, Wednesday, February 13 at 7 p.m. Anyone interested in joining is welcome at this <j>r any meeting. The good old days were when you didn't have to know anything about cooking to get a job in a drug store. 7:00 Ladies -- - L. Michels, 221-5&J;f L. Ferwerda, 464; M. Doherty, 452; G. Smith, 476.. - \ Wed. Nite Ladies G. Sigman, 437; Meyers, 193- 180-544; F. Brand, 177-471; R. Fre*5s, 177-445; V. Herdrich, 181- 485; B. Meath, 443. (last week) 9:00 C. O. F. -- H. Freund, 535; F. Pillar, 202; Etten, 549; Steffan; 528. Barrington Crystal Lake McHenry Libertyville Warren Zion-Benton Woodstock Lake Forest 5 5 5 5 4 6 2 8 2 8 .500 587 554 .500 582 650 .400 541 590 .200 495 555 .200 478 545 YOUTH DISCIPLINE The parent-teacher education study group', will meet Tuesday evening, Feb. 12, at 8 o'clock in the home economics room of the high school, at which time there will be a discussion on "The Relationship Between Discipline in the Home and School." The guest speaker will be Dr. Peter Griesbach, who will discuss the theme, after which a question and answer period will be held. Home Team Hits Hot Streak With High Scoring Percentage A lfirge crowd of basketball fans gathered*in the MCHS gym. Saturday night and were rewarded with a high-glared performance by Coach: Fu{fon'jSf._ Warriors as they beat; Zion-Bentoh 82 to 65. ' .•* J This was the second victory in two consecutive nightsand the third conference victory in a row for the sharp-shooting Warriors. In this onie the Warriors gank field goals at a .566 .clip and Kit 22 out of 32 free throws for a .688 percentage. Jim Justen led the home scoring with 24 points on 6 baskets and 12 free thrbv^s out of 16 attempts. Jim was so sharp at the free throw line that he made ten straight before mffe&ing two at thf Hose of the third quarter. Matt Eichinger's 19 points were rained on 6 baskets and 7 out of 9 shots from the tree throw spot. Ed Cepulis swooped in 8 baskets, some from impossible angles, and had. a 2-2 record on free* throws. Had Jiih Huemann had one of his usual nights; the Warriors might have pulled away to a far greater lead. But, Jim had three fouls before he could get going and it was necessary to yank him for spots when needed most. Jim came back at the start of the second half and played a big part in sparking the team to a commanding lead. McHenry held an 8-point advantage going into the second half and ran it up to 16 before the Zee-Bees could get organized. It was Dave Granger who drove in for a shot that hit the 80 mark. This pleased the crowd and Dave soon dropped in another basket to end McHenry's scoring. v The War riot's had a problem on their hands in trying to stop the league-leading" scorer, Ron Stanton. Stanton proved himself a great competitor and wound up with a total of 25 points in addition to fading the ball whenever possible. McH. Varsity (82) FG FT PF Huemann McMahon Cepulis Caron Justen Eichinger . Conway Hogan Granger Useman Bentz i Totals Zee-Bee Varsity ( Leech Rendall Funderburk Lun^ Stanton Hosken Reisner Geske Totals Score by Quarters: McHenry: 17-20-24-21--82 Zion-Bentp^/x;^2-17-17-19 --65 The average adult, with all wisdom, rarely ^understands how much the atf^kge child understands. 2 1 5 1 0 0 8 2 1 0 0 0 6 12 3 6 7 4 1 0 2 1' 0 0 2 0 1 3 0 3 0 0 1 30 22 20 FG FT PF 5 2 5 1 2 3 1 1 3 0 0 0 9 7 4 5 5 1 1 2 42 0 2 »1 22 21 19 wyinnn • * ---- WM Hsh A picture such as this tucked in with a Valentine will make the greeting doubly welcome. A Picture for Your Valentine Among the many happy faculties pictures possess, there's one that stands out head and shoulders-- and heart--above all the others. And that is, their ability to carry a message of love and thoughtfulness to family or friends who live too far away for frequent visits. What really started us off thinking about this was a glance at the calendar. There it was--the month of February all neatly divided into twenty-eight little boxes--and right in the middle was the day set aside to honor /good old St. Valentine, patron saint of the loved and the loving wherever they may be. Why not, we thought, suggest to our readers th?it this Valentine's Day they arm Cupid,with snapshots as well as a bow and arrow to convey their sentiments of love and friendship? And the more we thought about it, the more we liked the idea. For pictures can really be "the heart of the matter" whether your Valentine greetings are sentimental or comic--for young or old--for lovers or loved ones. What's more, your camera enters the Valentine picture in two ways--picture-taking and picturegiving. Since preparations are half the fun, you'll need your camera as much a few days before February 14th as y.ou do on the day itself. There'll be the children to snap as they concentrate on turning art work and "heart" work, lace paper and library paste into expressions of their affection. There'll be snapshots, too, of the decorations and party fare £et out before thfe guests arrive. And, of course, the fun and festivities of the party itself--whether it's just -an "excuse" for good friends to get together, a full-fledged engagement party, or a surprise shower. Pictures--anything from a set of wallet-size prints to a specially framed Enlargement--are p gift that says "Happy Valentine" more personally than a heartshaped candy box with a red satin bow. And a photographic Valentine card--using a snapshot, a red cardboard mat and a paper doily frill--doesn't need a single word to say "Will you be my Valentine?" Or try tucking a tiny picture into an old-fashioned nosegay-- it'll express your special sentiments in a very special way. And how about sending a snapshot or two along with any of the cards you buy -- especially for friends and relatives you haven't seen in a long time? --John Van Guilder EDDIE the EDUCATOR says A n Th» legislature, our supreme board of education, is in session. Do the members from your area understand the school problems so that they may act wisely? Illinois. Education Association For Better Results -- Shop in McHenry. Buy your rubber stamps at the McHenry Platndealer. HARDEST BUSIEST CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWN PLATNDEALER WANT ADS Rud' er's BeMevmg ^ Complete Training And Boarding For All Breeds • Obedience • Hunting BOARD YOUR DOG BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH PUPPIES AVAILABLE OUT OF Field Ch. Imperial Bob V Becker Now At Stud Phone McHenry 438 -- Route 134, 3 mile West of U.S. 12 American Legion Post 491, McHenry presents its Annual Valentines Dance Party ' on FRtpAY FEB. 15th - 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. , 5^ ^ance to the incomparable music of Jimmy Bates and his "Esquires". Everybody is Welcome $1.00 per person -- Tickets now available. Hot food available. G-ENOA T H E A T R E BRovninsr 9-6821 WED. - SAT. FEB. 6-7-8-9 SAT., FEB. 9 - 2:00 Only Donald O'Connor "FRANCIS COVERS THE BIG TOWN" SUN., MON. & TUES. FEB. 10-11-12 lOBERT PRESTON and WILLIAM WILLIAM MACDDNALD HQLDEN BENDIX CAREY FREEMAN WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13 Bob* Hope Katheripe Hepburn "IRON PETTICOAT" •i / -V >•-. NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of JOHN M. SCHAEFEiR Deceased. " \ I • Notice is hereby |jivenv to all persons that MARCH 4tH, 1957, is the claim date in the estate ot JOHN M. SCHAEFER, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or befbre said date without issuance of sum mons. PETER M. SCHAEFER, Ife BERNARD J. JUNG, Administrators LEROY J. WELTER, Attorney McHenry, Illinois (Pub: Jan. 31-Feb. 7-14, 1957) Classified Ads" are Read by Everyone! ELM THEATRE phone JAckson 6-1421 Wauconda, 111. 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Open - Tues., Wed., Fri., Sid. & Sun. 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEE -- 1:30 TO 4 P.M. We sell complete line of shoe skates 913.95 ft op Feb. 8th- Thru Feb. 17th See everything new at the Chicago National Boat Show • Over 375 exciting exhibits--all the latest in boats and boating! • Spectacular "Waterfront Playground"-- bcach activities and nautical fashion shows. • Thrilling championship diving and other waterspott exhibitions. • Colorful boating and fishing movies in bit frte theatre. I N f l R N A T I O N A L A l i F H I T H E A T R E 42nd and Hoisted--Feb. 8th, 6 to)l p.m. Oth*r davt, 1 to 11 p.m. Admission only $1.25. " Children 50^. Tax included. McHenry Theatre 218 SO. GREEN ST. PHONE 144 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, -- DOUBLE FEATURE "CURUCU I BEAST OF THE AMAZON" Beverly Garland John Bromfield In Color The Mole PeepS^ John Agar Cynthia Patrick FRI.. SAT., SUN. & MON. 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