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,W,V'V f s o'*'* i-Y^ ; '• "1'£; * ' ^ v' • % Pag# Four , . / _%>r ^ ., " *' ' r ^ f ' " " " ^ ' THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday* 1957 McHENRY PONY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS fu *a- BHen*r\ 'Twas a short summer. The toll of tJ»e school bell always lets us know that summer is a memory. Then, we have other reminders of picnic plans, short trips and various forms of recre- " ation that were pushed aside. Too much work. TIGERS SCORE 5-4 WIN OVER CRYSTAL LAKE But, when illness takes a crack at you, work must wait. You learn that "All of us are useful, but none of us necessary." The world moves right along. ' Come Friday night and MCHS football gets underway. While our school does not have as large a turnout for football as it should have, the coaches are very high in their praise of the boys on the squad. They sfee goad spirit and cooperation. We hope to see a large crowd at the game Friday night. Had a note from "Tommy" Thomas, former MCHS star, and will surely see him at Homecoming time. Series Shifts To Algonquin Diamond For Second Game Guess there is n6 need of reminding that nights are cool and the ground is damp at these football games. Each year we see people hunched up with the cold. Last year some young gals explained to us that it was so nice and warm in the afternoon that they had no idea it would be cold that night. Half dressed! Two things we are going to promote when McHenry gets a new athletic field. First a press coop. Next a refreshment stand large enough to accomodate a crowd. And coffee for the old folk§. All we can say about our White Sox is that we are building for next year. v DAILY PINUPS: All the king's horses and all the king's men, are hot near as mighty as the stroke of a pen. Politics are no problenV~among the cannibals; they have but one party line - pot luck! A cry and a laugh are the same in any tongue. The Johnsburg Tigers and Crys tal Lake battled right down to the last -of the ninth inning last Sunday at Johnsburg before" the Tigers put across the clincher for a 5-4 victory. This was the first game of the final play-offs for the - McHenry County League championship. Due to the Crystal Lake diamond being under repairs, the game next Sunday will be played at Algonquin. The veteran Willie Klapperich had youthful Terry Britz as his mound opponent last Sunday. Klapperich held quite an edge, allowing only, four hits, but ran into one bad inning when control gave him trouble. After two were out* in the fourth, Wally Frett drew a pass and scored the first run of the game on Butch Nowak's triple. Tom Huemann was hit by a pitched ball, then Klapperich hit safely to send Nowak home. In the fifth Lloyd Freund opened with a hit and stole second base. Art Jackson followed the same pattern and Sonny Miller hit safely. That gave the Tigers a 4-0 lead. An error and a wild pitch helped Crystal Lake to a run in the fifth without benefit of a base hit. Then in the eighth they put together a couple of base hits with a couple of bases on balls and scored three runs to tie up the ball game. We told you about Frett and Nowak combining for the first run. In the ninth this same pair reversed the order, but combined for the winning run. Wally hit the three-bagger this time and Butch provided the single. Howard, coach, "Chip" "H" Stinespring, Gary Ralph Bennett, sponsor; The above picture shows the nett. This team lost only two--Don Giants, champion team of the Mc-games during the entire season. Chelini, Henry Pony league for the past Front row--left to right: Don Adams, season. The team, managed byHerdrich, Bill Humphreys, Chris Tom Ballowe, Jack Adams, Bob Bart Yegge, Was . sponsored byBennett, David Smith, bat boy; Miller, and Bart Yegge, manager. McHenry Heating and Air Con-Ron Howard, Jim JSUprinski, jBoh _ ' • . c,( ditioning, owned by Ralph Ben-Rodde and Jack Yegge. Back row - Photo by Worwick Studio OPENING FOOTBALL GAME AT MCHS FIELD FRIDAY NIGHT YS WAUCONDA HAS FANS ANXIOUS FOR KICK-OFF First Game Under Direction Of New Coach, Paul Mandli Johnsburg Tigers (5) When fun is on file it serves as a system for happiness. Jack Spratt was a most lenient man, he gave his wife her weigh. A smug man is often alone; one with faults has lots of-company. RICHMOND NINE WINS THIRD PLACE OVER SHAMROCKS. 7-3 Richmond's baseball nine defeated the McHenry Shamrocks last Sunday 7 to 3 at the Miller's Corner diamond to earn third place in the McHenry COiihty League. McHenry reached into the Junior Legion graduates last.Sunday and found some good young hall players to watch in the future. The Shamrocks will now hang up their spikes until another season rolls around. A.B. R. II. R. Freund--LF 3 0 1 L.. Freund--SS 5 1 2 R: Hiller--2B ' 5 ' 0 0 A. Jackson--CF 5 1 2 S. Miller--3B 5 0 2 W. Frett--IB * 3 2 2 Nowak--RF 5 1 2 T. Huemann--C 2 0 0 Klapperich--P 4 0 1 37 5 12 Crystal Lake (4) A.B. R. H. W. Johnson--CF 4 1 1 D. Woellert--RF 4 "2 0 G. Hanson--^B 4 1 0 D. Osinski--LF 4 0 1 B. Hayes--IB 4 0 0 H. Dannielson--C 2 0 0 D. Feffer--2B 4 0 1 Marv Rooney--SS 4 0 0 T. Britz--P 3 0 1 33 4 4 Richmond (7) . A.B. R. H. B. May--RF 3 1 2 Woodrull--SS 5 1 1 H. Miller--CF 5 1 1 C. Miller--3B 4 1 1 R. Miller--P 4 1 1 Ron Miller--P 3 1 2 R. May--IB 2 0 0 Stilling--2B 4 0 0 Walsh--LF 2 4 0 • J. Busch--IB * 1 0 0 L. Miller--LF 1 0 0 Totals 34 7 8 Shamrocks (3) A.B. m. H. J. Knox--SS 4 0 0 Becknell--RF 5 I 2 Nolan--LF 4 0 1 Jaskot--3B, P 4 0 0 H. Knox--CF 4 0 0 N. Hink--C 3 0 1 J. Justen--IB 4 0 1 E. Mack--2B 4 2 2 . D. Hodge--P 1 0 1 R. Bensen--C 1 0 0 D. Bentz--P 1 0 1 Totals 35 3 9 Score by Innings: Crystal Lake 000 001 030--4 Johnsburg: 000 220 001--5 Two base Hits: Johnson. Struck out by Klapperich,- 2; Britz, 5. Walks off Klapperich, 5; Britz, 4. The MCHS football season will open tomorrow (Friday) night on the McHenry Field as Wauconda High comes to town for a nonconference game. Fans who saw these two schools clash last season are looking for a real tough battle. Coach Paul Manli will be trotting out a McHenry team for the first time under his direction. After many nights of hard work with the boys, he will have a good chance to get a line on their ability under fire. A tour down to the field any afternoon will assure you that McHenry fans are eager for the kick-off. Cars line the field each practice session as anxious wellwishers watch the boys go through their paces. And, brother, you can see some spirited practicfe! Those Warriors are out there working. They realize that .superb condition and thoroughness in fundamentals are the secret to success. Wham! You could close your eyes and know all about those tackles. Coach Manli has only five lettermen on a squad that lacks depth. Some of .the boys will have^ to be brought along, Cast and it is evident that our line coach. Cliff Fulton, is getting them ready for action. Returning lettermen are Ed Caron, Denny Conway, Bob Hauser, Mark Vycital, and Carl Walker. We hate to report that injuries may keep Hauser and Vycital out of the opening game. Your reporter discussed a starting lineup with Coach Manli this week and found that he will not name the starters until game time Friday night. We also learned that just because a boy doesn't start it doesn't mean that he won't see plenty of action if he has team spirit. Modern football calls for frequent substitutions and many a boy comes off the bench to spark his team on the way to victory. McHenry fans can expect to see a rugged line with confidence in their ability to handle the situation. Injuries will cause some revamping in the backfield and different combinations will probably be tried in this first game. 1957 M.C.H.S. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Home Games Friday - September 13-- Wauconda * Friday - September 27-- Zion-Benton Friday - October 11-- Dundee (Homecoming) Friday»November 1-- Woodstock (Time-Soph. Games 6:15 -- Varsity Games 8:00) Games Away Saturday - September 21-- Barrington (Soph 12:15-Varsity 2:00) Friday - October 4-- Crystal Lake (Soph 6:15-Var-^ sity 8:00) Friday - October 18-- Geneva* (Soph 6:15-Varsity 8:00) Saturday - October 26-- Libertyville (Soph 12:15-Varsity 2:00) * denotes non-conference games EARLSEEPE THREE TIME CHAMPION AT LOCAL COUNTRY CLUB The club championship at Mc Henry Country Club was a 72, "hole Medal Plays event held over 18 holes each Sunday starting op July 7, and finishing the 4th of August. A field of 12 started and only two were unable to finish. Earl Seepe's total score of 296 was three shots ahead of Ralph Bennett, who was never at anytime more than two strokes off the pace until the 18th hole. In the final 18 holes, Seepe and Bennett were only off the fairways twice each and each one visited only one trap. Bennett suffered a three putt green on the 5th hole and a ball out of bounds in the sixth. This victory makes the third time Earle Seepe has been club champion. Farm Policy Meeting I Sept. 16 At Greenwood Announcement has been made this week of policy development meetings in the various parts of the county, when problems and plans which affect farmers and agriculture at the local, state and national levels will be discussed Locally, a meeting is scheduled for Monday, Sept. 16, at the Greenwood grade school at 8 p.m. for residents /6f Greenwood, McHenry, Hebron and Richmond. mnaiiM % THE GREAT OUTDOORS By Jack Walsh Announce Services ^ At Spring Grove Church Pastor Hugh W. Gillilan of the Spring Grove Methodist church will speak Sunday on "Birth", second in a series on "The Common Ventures of Life." On Sept. 15, there will be adult fellowship at 7:30, led by Hugh Gillilan his ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Phone JAckson 6-1421 The McHenry Sportsman's Club will hold its annual picnic at the club house this Sunday," September 15, at 12 o'clock. We hope to have a good turnout. This year the club will charge three dollars a couple. Members and their families have always had a wonderful time at . this picnic other years and we are sure that you can't find charcoal-broiled steaks with the trimmings for such a low price anywhere else. There will be a prize trap shoot after dinner. We have had a couple of hunters ask us about the shooting hours on doves and squirrels. Dove shooting starts one half hour before sunrise and ends at sunset. Squirrels may be shot from sunrise to sunset. Quite a few ducks have been seen going over lately. We saw about 50 or 60 black mallards one night last week. There ought to be some good shooting near potholes and ponds this fall. All the rain we had earlier in the season left a good number of small ponds in many low areas. We have a'report that a lot of teal are beginning to congregate along the Mississippi River in LAST DAY THURSDAY SEPT. 12 |JU NE flUYSOH • ROSSAWO BRAZZI -aamitRi-UMirfin * WEJQAL HTERNAnONAl PICIURt FRI.-SAT. SEPT. 13-14 Double Feature and 'HKO RADIO PICTURES prtttnU THE YOUNGR; STRANGER SUN. THRU THURS. SEPT. 15 -- 19 -- McHENRY RECREATION -- C.D. of A.-- T. Steffan, 178-490; G. Barbian, 190-188-550; L. Braidman, 444; B. O'Brien, 189-462; M. A. Thennes, 439. -- PALACE -- 7:00 Ladies-- L. Funk, 173-447; L. 209-491; M. Doherty, Glosson, 178-175-469. Michels, 180; A. Score by Innings: Shamrocks: 001 001 10Q--3 „ Richmond: 010 042 OOx--7 Two base hits: Nolan. Strike Outs: Miller, 10; Hodge, 6; Jaskot, 2. ' Walks: Miller, 1; Hodge, 2; Jaskot, 3. Wed. Nlte Ladies-- E. Conway, 471; V. Herdrich, 181-481; M. Einspar, 432; C. Harrington, 195-482; E. Cross, 193- 446; G. Sigman, 493; E. Meyers, 191-479; C. Williams, 428; V Johnson, 452; B. Meath, 179-516 So the time has come. Coaches topic being, "Discipline in the and players have worked hard to Home." Refreshments will be servget set for this first game. A large crowd is expected. McHenry fans turn out in great numbers to follow their teams. ^d: The W.S.C.S. will sponsor an ice cream social Sept. 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the town'hall. City-- Sayler, 550; Kreutzer, 202; T. Varese, 527; D. Schaefer, 234-584; J. Cristy, Sr., 202-248-644; Peisert, 201; V. Adams, 204. Buy UJ5. saving* Bonds "JUST FOR FUN" Roller Skating Rink Front St. on Rt. 31 -- McHenry, 111. O f # * 4 W e d « F r L , S a t . 8 c S u n . 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEE -- 1:30 to 4:00 P.M. BEGINNER'S CLASS -- Sunday - • 6:30 to 8:00 P.M. We sell complete line of shoe skates --$13.95 & up Varsity Football Squad 1957 No. Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Antonson, Dick 39 G. 5*8" 160 3 Bentz, Don 31 H.B. 6'4" 195 3 Brady, Terry 37 G. 5*10" 165 3 Caron, Edward 28-- E.--T. 6'2" 180 4 Conway, Denny 22 G.--T. 5'H" 175 4 ' Creutz, Ron 43 F.B. 5'8" 185 3 Eichinger, Matt 20 Q.B. sio" 150 3 Franz, Allen 42 T--G. 5*7" 230 2 Hauser, Bob 33 F.B. 511" 170 3 Hocin, Sonny 25 H.B.* 5'7" 150 3 Hutchinson, Chuck 44 T. 5'11" 190 4 Jones, James 34 T.--G. 5'10" 160 3 Justen, Harold 35 « E.--C. 6'3" 175 4 Mascari, John 30 T. 5'8" 175 4 Meyer, Bob , . 21 H.B. 5*8" . 145 4 O'Brien, Tom 29 H.B. 5'10" 155 3 Perry, John 47 T. 6'0" 200 4 Peterson, Jim 41 G.--T. 6'4" 205 3 Raycraft, Jerry 24 C. 5'9" 150 3 Roti, Tom 40 E. 5'10" 150 3 Sanford, Dick 36 F.B. 5*8" 155 4 Scarbrough, John 3 i C.--G. - 5'8" 160 3 Vogt, Gary 23 H.--0.B. 5*8" 150 3 Vycital, Mark 26 Q.B. 6'0" 160 3 Walker, Carl 27 T.--G. 6'0" 185 4 Wilier, Bill 38 T. 5'8" 200 4 ' (Numbers to be assigned later date) Bell, Jim H.B.--E. e-o" 165 3 Borchardt, Bob T. 6*0" 220 3 Haines, Pete T.--G. 57" 225 4 Rush, Don G. 5'10" 160 3 Schaefer, Jack H.B. 5'8" 140 3 Glossen, Ron G. 5*9" 155 4 Richter, Allen ___ E.--T. 6'0" *90v 4 'AJ caKTGRaar Frank SnWifeA Sophia Ipken i« STANLEY KRAMER'S MONUMENTAL FILMING OF "ikE BbiDE atul Ibe PASSrcar TECHNICOLOR' • V1STAVISION' ReleaieJ thro United Axtiita At regular prices. Sunday continuous from 3:00 p.m. SKYLINE DRIVE-IN Ultra • Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 Two Shows Nightly First Show Starts at 7:30 FRI.-SAT. SEPT. 13-14 In Color - A Desert Picture Anthony Steel - Donald Sinden "BLACK TENT" -- And -- In Color - A Sportscar Racing Picture Anthony Steele - Odile Versois "CHECKPOINT" 5 COLOR CARTOONS Shown on First Show Only Iowa. It is hard to realize how fast the time flies. Fishing .is good in the Chain O'Lakes. Lewis Pitzen tells us they are catching some nice striped bass near Eagle' Point in Pistakee Lakes. Bluegills and channel cats are reported to be hitting good. Worms still seem to be the most reliable bait. SENIOR M.Y.F. NEWS N Next Sunday, Sept. 15, the Senior M.Y.F. members are going to meet at the church at 5:30-pjn. for transportation out to the F. P. Borchardt home. Once there, we will have sports, refreshments and~a fireside service with songs and discussions. Afterward, there will be transportation back to the church where your parents may pick you up. All the Senior M.Y.F.. ers are encouraged to Come, especially the freshmen. See you Sunday! - , ANITA BARGER, Reporter ' M.Y.F. NEWS . The Junior M.Y.F. had its first meeting Sunday, Sept. 8, at the Methodist church. The meeting was called to order by Virginia Peterson. Worship service was led by Bob Beckenbaugh and games by Carmen Anderson. Carmen is having a party at her house on Waukegan road on Friday, Sept. 13, from 6:30 to 9:30 THREE OFFENDERS giV* IN CIRCUIT COURT """ GET JAIL #fc' Mrs. Barbara Hill of McHerirjP has been sentenced to six mOrittoy in the county jail for issiiing checks to defraud' a-Woodstock department store. Sentence was handed down by Judge " Henry L. Cowlin in circuit court.' Willard Meyers, on a - charge Of iisuing checks to defraud, &nd his father, William T. Meyers, for operating a confidence game, received a year's sentence eaqjr in Vandalia. • . SUN.-MON.-TUES. & WED. SEPT. 15-16-17 & 18 In Color Cary , Gy$nt -. Frank Sinatra • Sophia Loren "THfi PRIDE AND THE PASSION" Every Wednesday is Ladies' Nite THURS.-FRI. & SAT. , SEPT. 19-20 & 21 In Color Jock Mahoney - Luana Patten "JOE DAKOTA" --And-- George Nader - Phyllis Thaxter "MAN AFRAID" 5 COLOR CARTOONS Shown on First Show Only Children Under 12 Yw. Free In Cars NOW SHOWING Science Fiction Thrills G ClAW| » am* numeral c ACcuMmncraiE Also "THE NIGHT THE WORLD EXPLODED" FRI.-SAT. ^ SEPT. 13-14 Colorful Western TECHNICOLOR* tMn»imnsc BnKOiWmSOid M tf MIMhCroK.*MMHN4BBMnmLmMC • Plus An Exciting Drama SAMUEL FULLER flTUAfOtl.O! I RMCWICOAUSCCT0K CUTaolmM ift . CinsmaScopE ' GENE AN6IE NAT'KINC BARRY DICKINSON-COLE COMING SUNDAY Gary Cooper - Audrey Hepburn In "LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON" G BRowninsr 9-6321 THURS. --SAT. SEPT. 12--14 COLOR FRI. - SEPT. 13 ONLY at 12 Midnight "THE PHANTOM OF THE RUE MORGUE" No Extra Admission for this Spook Show SUN. -- TUES. SEPT. 15--17 "HATFUL OF RAIN" Starring Eva Saint Marie KIDS!! DON'T MISS OUR BIG BACK TO SCHOOL SHOW SAT. AFTERNOON, SEPT. 14 AT -- 1:00 P.M. 10 CARTOONS and "BLACK HORSE CANYON" Free tickets for this program will be given away at Brunswick's Grocery, the Genoa City Pharmacy and the Royal Blue. All these merchants are located • iji .Genoa City. ENJOY YOURSELF GO OUT MORE - - SEE THE BIGGER OUTDOOR SHOWSI FIRST RUN FEATURES GRAYSLAKE, ROUTE 120-21 Open Weekdays at 7 P.M. -- Sat. & Sun. at 6:$0 CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CARS FREE! WED.-THURS. & FRI. SEPT. 11-12 & 13 ^sSSf A Paramount Rt-fefust John Wayne The TRAIL Of The LONESOME PINE Color liy TECHNICOLOR A I'ARSMOUNl Rf ftl, I AM Fred MacMurray Henry Fonda - S. Sidney SATURDAY (ONE DAY ONLY) SEPT. 14 -- KGMNMGfiENDi "GODZILLA KING OF THE ' MONSTERS" SUN.-MON. & TUES. An Exciting First Run Feature! SEPT. 15-16 & 17 ;MUMSU rerun rrra LLiaY;') 3 :r» RICO s Bsiaaesm »t*Tin| BOMRDCONIi OUNNtfOSmi KAIWTM CMAHT •OOCAMBOMVmUlSTOi STARTS WED. &EPT. 18 'DRAGSTRIP GIRL" AND "ROCK PRETTY BABY" Two Shows Nightly 1st Show at Dusk Free Kiddyland FRL-SAT. SEPT. 13-1$ 1 "CHECKPOINT" Anthony Steel , Eastman Color • Also "THE BLACK T^NT" Anthony Steel % VistaVision & TechniColor LATE SHOW SAT. SEPT. 14 (Approx.) 10:45 ft Edmond O'Brien in "1984" SUN.-MON.-TUES. & WED. SEPT. 15-16-17 & 18 "THE PRIDE AND THE PASSION" Gary Grant - Frank Sinatra Sophia Loren Technicolor - VistaVision STARTS THURS. SEPT. 191 "JOE DAKOTA" Jock Mahoney - Luarta Patten Also "MAN AFRAID" George Nader - Phyllis Thaxter McHenry Theatre 218 Green St. McHenry, IlL^ Phone 144 Effective Sunday, Sept. 15 and throughout the fall and winter season doors open Sunday at 2:45 P.M.--Show starts at 3:00 P.M. THURS. SEPT. 12 June Allyson - Rossano Brazzjj "INTERLUDE" CinemaScope & TechniColor FRI.-S>AT. SEPT. 13-14 -- Double Feature Program -- Warner Bros, present MMMtCiMM WMT MtOtTMRiNO 1 JAMES CRAIG ANG1E DICKINSON, wnutiJOHN TUCKER B*TIU».D D.8£AUCHAUP flf no^cufRICHMiSWHORF cwurRICHMtOlBMK V» And s starring the girl built Ilka a plallnuin powwtiovuI MAMIE VAN MEN .ORI NElSONilsS?'5'# 4 SUN.-MON. & TUES. SEPT. 15-16 & 17 Sunday Show Starts 3:00 P.M-. -- Double Feature Program--" HCHMCOIM WED.-THURS. SEPT. 18-19 THE STORY OF JIMMY WALKER... MAYOR OF NEW YORK! EAU JAMES SUnm| • BOB HOPE VERA MILES I BstrnffWw*** 1