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' « i S i 1 ri Thursday, February 27* , " - u 1- * 1 l £ \ < > 4 * * il ^ "7? 1958 \ THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER * ^ W^f> „,?v ^ " -ifefe iSSsft>ffi8! - •' .•*.•&& V«!fi>i» >• MS Page Three rfYou basketball fans have &$ne choice dishes being served up starting oh Frida^ night o| this week when Coach Cliff Punon takes his Warriors to Dundee fqr a game that could make a real good s^son better. A victory over the ever-^an gerous Cardunal^ would put the Warriors smack-dab in tltfj-d place in the rugged North S u b u r b a n { c o n f e r e n c e f i n a l Standings. A loss would create a. tie with Dundee fox third spot. A victory Friday night would p^ise all concerned and could put the Warriors in a great mood for the Goming regional tourney ct Crystal Lake next week. You will see in a separate story how the teams line up for the regional. Better get down to the high school and get your tickets. MARIE YEQCIE A Great Cub Fan At The Training Table Pn Sunday you can g6 down ttf. the MCHS gym and watch tlje Forester State Tournament games all afternoon and evening. Anybody got a pillow? State Court officers must ttiink McHenry handles a baseball tournament in good style. They come back. We are always glad to see the likes o' the Duffys, the Tobins and all the gang come back to McHeniy. At this point we had a visit from Walter Warner. He lugged in a stack of baseball clip* pmgs from the west coast regfih- that we will enjoy while resting in the old easy chair this evening. Reading news from the training camps gives a sports fan a lift better then sulphur and molasses at this time of the year. Our only worry is that Chuck Comiskey will even talk to Fffcnk Lane before the trading deadline. We have an idea that President Ike should appoint Lane as Secretary of State. If he couldn't out-talk those foreign diplomats, nobody can. NORTH SUBURBAN STANDINGS W L Pet. Cir&tal Lake 10 2 .833 Barrington 9 2 .818 McHenry 7 4 .636 Dundee 6 5 .545 Libertyvihe 5 6 .454 Z'on-Benton '29 .lfc2 Woodstock 0 11 .0Q0 Games Next Week Barrington at Woodstock McHenry at Dundee Zion-Benton at Libert vville. - Results Last Week "undee, 52; Zion. 50. •Crystal Lake, 67; Libertyville, 65. Barrington, 75; McHenry, 65. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS William Boyd Andrews, McHenry, has joined Associated Consulting Services, Inc., as a principal of the firm and head of its human relations division. Headquarters of the Chicagobased firm are in the Board of Trade building with branch offices in San Francisco.c? Until recently, Andrews was the communications manager fo^the Council of Profit Sharinglndustries. a position which he held for three years. His position at ACS became effective Feb. 1, 1958. TESTIMONIAL DINNER A testimonial dinner for James Cooney of Woodstock, candidate for county judge, wjll ho held at •ho McHenry Country club Thursday evening, Ff$ 27, sponsored by the independent Republican Voters. SASKEIMU. TOURNAMENT TO OPEN HERE NKT SIMMY. MARCH 2nd More Entries Will Require Continuous Schedule Of Games The Illinois State Court of the Catholic Order of Foresters announces the schedule and program this week for the start of the 12th annual state basketball tournament. v McHenry will again be the chosen city for the tournament which gets under way next Sunday, March 2, in the MCHS gym. Attesting to the popularity of this annual tournament is the fact that more teams than ever have sent in entry, blanks. Seven games ?KI1 be played next Sunday, starting at 12:30 p.m. and rtinnine through without a time break. With the heavy schedule, it will be necessary to select four officials to handle the games. We learn that Mel Stuessy and Chuck Cuda. a capable pair, will be on hand but have not learned the names of the ether two. Fred Meyer, who has done such an outstanding job in na?t years, has been pressed back into action as tournament chairman. The entertainment will be in charge of Bill Althoff. joe Etten and Ted Pitzen. Norbert Mauch will head the committee on handMng the door and special surprise event. The scorekeepers will be under the direction of Jim Kennebeck. Charles Diedrich will be in charge of refreshments. In the special entertainment department for next Sunday night, Barbara and Gerald Cusick will lead off with an Irish Twin Tap Dance. Susan Conway and Debora Varese will entertain with a Baton and Tap Act. Another talented a Song and Dance Act to please the crowd. And you will want to see Jimmy Herdrich and Ricky Justen in their Skip Rope--Tap Act. Schedule of Games: Sunday, March 2, 1958 Game 1. 12:30 p.m. -- St. Joseph 245. Elgin vs. Hampshire 729. Hampshire. Game 2, 2:00 p.m.--St". John 96. Johnsburg vs. St. Benedict 78!?. Peru. Game 3. 3:00 p.m.-^t. Michael 1366. Aurora vs. St. Mary 1382, West Brooklyn. Game 4. 4:30 p.rt.--Sobieski 754. LaSalle vs. St. Mary 1382, West Brooklyn. Game 5. 5:30 p.m.--St. Mary *<M. MrHenrv vs. St. Gregory 650, Chicago 2. Game 6. 6:45 p.m.--St. Mary 594, McHenry vs. St. Peter 875, Virgii. Game 7--St. John 96. Johnsburg vs. St. Nicholas 171, Aurora. BRONCOS BEAT WARRIORS 7545 IN LAST HALF Barrington Trip Props Warriors To Third Place by Ron Smith The Warriors traveled to Barrington last Friday and met a heart-breaking defeat at the hands of the strong Bronchos. McHenry led 32-28 at the half only to lose by ten points in the final outcome. The victory moved Barrington a half game out of first place as Crystal Lake clinched at least a tie by defeating Libertyville last Friday at Libertyville. If Barrington wins this week, they will be tied with the Tigers for . the conference crown. The. best the Warriors can now do is third place in the North Suburban. The Warriors shot 38.2 per cent for the game and the Bronchos hit at a 47.3 per cent clip. McHenry played a fine first half as we led 32-28 at the Intermission. 3arrington jumped off to an 18-12 lead at the quarter. but Coach Fulton's boys outscored the Bronchos 20-10 in the second period. Turning Point The third quarter was far and away the turning point in the game. Barrington doubled its halftime total of 28 points and led at the end of the third quarter 56-39. We scored only 7 points in that quarter. Matt Fir»hinper was the War- PARKS STICKERS Gov. William G. Stratton purchased the first Illinois State Parks windchield sticker which will permit entrance to 31 Illinois State Parks, beginning April 1 when the new State Parks Admission law becomes effective. Director Glen D. Palmer of the Department of Conservation presented the No. 1 sticker to the governor in v the Capitol. Gov. Stratton declared that "funds obtained through the sale of these $2 stickers and other admission fees to 31 of our larger parks will be used for construction of new permanent facilities designed to provide more and better recreation for a frrptvi^ Illinois." Fees will be cu.iec. <> ... Apple River Canyon, Black Hawk, Illinois Beach, Lowden Memorial, Lake Le-Aqua-Na, Mississippi Palisades. White Pines Forest, mini, Kankakee River, Matthiessen. Starved Rock, Fox Ridge, Lincoln Trail, Ramsey Lake, Spliter 1 Woods, Beaver Dam, Cahokia Mounds, Ft. Kaskaskia, Grand Marais, Lake Murphysboro, Pere Marquette, Dixon Springs, Feme Clyffe. Ft. Massac, Giant City. Red Hills, Argyle Lake, Kickapoo, Nauvoo, Siloam Springs and Weldon Springs. 8HOP IN McHENRY riors' top performer as he scored 16 points, had 6 and 5 recoveries; Don Bentz totaled 15 rebounds; Mark Vycital scored 10 points. Barrington featured a very balanced attack with all-conference candidate Chuck Berg totalling 22 points. Bo Bohatka scored 18 points, Dick Fink scored 14, and all-conference candidate Bill Thorp was held to 13 points. Our conference record is now 7 wins--4 losses. (Overall:) 17-6) | The Warriors will travel to Dundee on Friday for their final scheduled game of the year. Hendricks and Struck and oorrjpany have been improving of late and the Cardinals are always rough especially at home. McHenry is a cinch for third 'place, but a loss at Dundee would tie the Cardinals with us. After this game, we play Lake Park in the Crystal Lake regional on March 4. Score by Quarter* McHenry 12 20 7 26-65 Rarrington 18 10 28 19--75 McHeni^ FG FT PF Eichinger 6 4 0 Vycital * 5 0 3 ConWay 4 0 1 Bentz 3 2 5 Justen 2 2 3 Hauser 13 3 Benson 2 0 3 Ca jthaml 1 1 1 Claybaugh 114 Schaefer 10 0 Moss 0 0 0 Totals Barrington Berg Bohatka Fink Thorp Johnson Gardner Bederske Hutchings Wickland Banks * Totals 26 13 23 FG FT PF 8 4 4 3 0 3 1 0 0 0 26 23 17 Save More By Shopping At Home "JUST FOR FUN" Roller Skating Rink 608 Front St. on Rt. 31 -- McHenry, HI. Open - TueSw Wed., FrL, Sat. & Sun. SATURDAY MATINEE -- 1:30 to 4:00 P.M. / M«niwiat»a, n.ASS -- Snnrinv - - 6:30 to 8:00 P.M. We sell complete line of shoe skates -- $18.95 £ up REGIONAL MEET £XT WEEK AT CRYSTAL LAKE MCHS Meets Lake Park Tuesday Higlit; Tickets At School Next Tuesday night. March 4. the regional basketball tournament will open in the spacious eymnasium at Crystal Lake High School. The first game will be played at 7 p.m. between the powerful Elgin five and Harvard's hustling Hornetsf The Warriors of McHenry High will face Lake Park at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. Local fans have not had®a chance to see Lake Park in action, but have word that they have done some fancy shooting during the season.. . The schedule has a familiar look as We note that Crystal Lake and Woodstock meet in the 7 o'clock game Wednesday nieht. Dundee will play the district .winner in the second game. Games will be played at the same starting time Thursday night, with the Tuesday night winners clashing at 7' o'clock. The second game will be between the Wednesday night winners. When we get down to the championship game on Friday night there will be a change in game time. No consolation game is planned so there wftl be only one game--the championship clash--on Friday night and this will start at 8 o'clock. Local Ticket Sale Tickets will be on sale today (Thursday) at our local high school for the opener on Tuesday. These tickets will be good for both games to be played March 4. Tickets will remain on sale until Tuesday noon. Tickets for the first two nights will be 75 cents. They will advance to $1.00 for the third and fourth nights. All seats will be reserved. FOX VALLEY RIDERS FOSTER SAFE gUtES FOR MOTORCYCLISTS Is motorcycle riding a safe sport? A local motorcycle club, The Fox Valley Riders are trying to prove that it is sate to the public. The Fox Valley Riders was organized last April by Jim DeYoung. Bob Mertins, and Curt Mitchell. Now the number of members reach twentyfive. These members must meet strict regulations and follow them at all times. The officers of the club are: Jim DeYoung, President; Bob Mertins, Vice President and Road Captain; Shirley Milinac, Secretary; CUrt Mitchell, treasurer; Bud Milinac, Sergeant- At-Arms; Don Milinac, referee; Sharon ting, Reporter. The main reason for the club is to prove that motorcycle riding can be safe if courtesy and rules are followed. Meetings are held every Wednesday night. 7:30 at Club Lilymoor, Lily Lake. The public is invited to attend the meetings and learn more about the Fox Valley Riders and in any way help to improve the club. The annua] forest industries payroll in Illinois is $283.5 million. Let every dawn of morning be to you as the beginning of life. If McHenry wins the first game from Lake Park, tickets will go on sale Wednesday and be available until Thursday noon for the semi-finals. McHenry goes into this tournament with the best record in many years and should make a creditable showing in spite of bumping into high class competition. Your sports department has been advised that McHenry fans will have some very good seats reserved and we hope to see a large number present to give the Warriors a lift on the way through a tough tourney. CHAMPIONS ALL! Pictured^ above with Coach Jerry Kalk are three MCHS varsjty wrestlers who won the conference championship in their .divisions. Left to right are Gary Vogt (138), Dan Baldino (95) and Dick Lundborg (133). These boys will be .joined by Carl. Walker, William Banks and Ronald Creutz, in representing McHenry in the sectional meet at Waukegan this week1. The Thursday night time will be 7:30 .o'clock. Matches will be at 1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Saturday. The next step is to the state tournament. MCHS SOPHS WIN FROM GENEVA, LOSE TO BARRINGTON WARRIORS HAVE TO BATTLE TO BEAT GENEVA Travel To Dundee Friday Night For Important Contest by Ron Smith McHenry posted its 18th victpry in 24 games last Saturday night as they defeated th£ Geneva Vikings 65-63 at McHenry. This brought our non-conference record to 11 wins and 2 losses. Geneva put up an unexpected battle and their coach said that they played better ball than they have been playing. The Warriors suffered a slight letdown after losing to Barrington Friday night. Geneva led at the quarter 21-17. Coach Fulton's boys outscored the Vikings in the second period, 20-17, but we crnt (about our average for the season and Geneva shot 38 7 percent. Every Warrior regular contributed something to the victory: Jim Justen scored 20 points and had 11 rebounds; Ma tt Eichinger --scored 20 points; Don Bentz had 11 rebounds Mark Vycital had 5 recoveries and 10 points; Denny Conway contributed 7 assists. The opponents' star of the game was Porder, their 6'4" center, who scored 23 points and really worked under the boards. This was the final home game of the year and the victory brought our home record to 9 wins and 1 loss. (Crystal Lake) McHenry FG FT pF Justen 7 6 3 Cajthaml 10 1 Conway 3 12 Bentz 0 12 Benson 10 2 Vycital 4 2 2 Eichingcr 9 2 1 Claybaugh 113 Totals 26 13 16 McCarroll Photo Denny Conway, McHenry Warrior Number 43, seems to have the situation in hand at this point in the Geneva game last Saturday night. trailed at the half 38-37. As has been the case so frequently during this past season, the game was decided in the third quarter. The Warriors piled up 20 points to Geneva's 11 in that period. Geneva gave the local fans a scare in the final quarter as they outscored us 14-8. The Warriors shot 40 per- Geneva FG FT PF Olson 5 1 1 Moline 1 0 0 Cox 3 3 3 Larson 2 0 5 Porder 8 7 3 Johnson 3 3 1 Jorgenson 2 1 5 Totals 24 15 18 RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE McHENRY 2436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS Board Your Dog by Day, Week or Month Training In • OBEDIENCE • HUNTING • RETRIEVING ... J Floppies Available Out of Champion Stock. A desperation shot, with 1 second to go in the game, swished through the nets at Barrington last Friday night to defeat the Warrior froshsoph by a score of 50 to 48. The game was closely contested all the way as Barrington built up a 16 to 14 first quarter lead, and the Warriors coming back in the second quarter to take a 30 to 28 halftime advantage. John Steinbach and Jim Hester led the Warrior squbd in the second period with 7 and 6 points respectively. Both boys ended the evenings work with 14 points each. The local lads had a four point lead entering the fourth quarter, only to see it disappear in the waning seconds of the game. The winning shot hy Barrington was truly a climax to a very close ball game. On Saturday night the Warriors entertained the Geneva Vikings in a non-conference tilt and had a comparatively easy time in coasting ti> a 63 to 44 win over the visitors. The Warriors were ahead 18 to 3 at the quarter, and had a 34 to The Great Outdoors By lack Walsh % Many people have been wondering all winter just why the fish are not biting. Well, from what we have been able to gather, there are two main reasons. A fish, like any other living creature, must have oxygen. A heavy layer of snbw on top of the ice prevents the sun's rays from penetrating the ice and manufacturing oxygen. Lack of this essential gas causes fish to become sluggish 'in many cases even die. The other supposed logical reason is the abundance of microscopic animal and plant life, known topmost fishermen as just plain old "water lice." The theory is that the fish are feeding chiefly on this natural food and are not interested in fishermen's lures and baits.^ Maybe now that we have so much warm weather the fish will be a bit more cooperative;. Now is the best time of the year for crow hunting. All you have, to do is locate a flyway and situate yourself nearby. About three in the afternoon is the best tune to hunt crows because they are head-, irijg for their roosts in steady streams. Never shoot close to a roost. A stuffed owl is your best bet for luring crows within range. Of course, good calling is also a must and it should be kept up while you are shooting. Good concealment is the secret of the whole operation. Camouflage suits, face masks and thick brush will aid greatly. Don't forget Take along plenty of shells. ELM THEATRI WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS' Phone JAitoon 0-1431 Score by Quarters McHenry 14 16 10 8--48 16 12 8 14--50 FG FT PF TP 10 lead by the half. Eighteen points by the Warriors in the 3rd quarter ran their total to 52 as the Viking count went up to 24. We were outscored in the final period 20 to 11. The final score again. MCHS 63. Geneva 44. McHenry FG FT PF TP J. Olson 10 4 2 J. Hester 7 0 0 14 M. Creighton 5 1 4 11 J. Stieinbach 6 2 5 14 B. >3eff1ing 2 3 4 7 T. Creighton 0 0 2 0 M. Low 0 0 0 0 Barrington McHenry J. Olson 5 J. Hester 1 M. Creighton 4 J. Steinbach 10 B. Oeffling 4 T. Creighton 4 H. Houck T. Fisher M. Low J. Freund Hettermann Walkington B 10 3 8 2 21 4 8 P. Steffan 0 0 C. Chrisman 0 0 Totals Totals 21 6 19 48 Barrington FG FT PF TP Mock 3 3 3 9 Post 4 4 2 12 Kinnamon 4 4 2 12 Schneider 2 0 3 4 Moore 4 3 1 11 Davis 0 0 1 0 Tleinoman 1 0 0 2 Totals 18 14 12 50 RUPTURE-EASER r.M. R««.U.B.r»l.Off. (A Ptoar Braet Tnu»> (Ugh! Uft m 0.wbW_$J.M -*495& vuhaM* nip- U hernl*. Bine luit^ let - froDt L BTitSJ ms, w*men, ehUdran. jfatl orders jriva MMN imad fewest part «f •Mr •«. state iftht, left side, doakla. BOLGER'S DRUG STORE Phone 40 McHenry is 29 5 16 63 Geneva FG FT PF TP Achenbach 2 12 5 McGath 10 12 P. Crane 0 0 0 0 Tison 6 4 1 16 Wogulis 1113 Swanson 4 3 0 11 A. Crane 0 0 1 0 Gabrull 110 3 Fortman 12 0 4 Totals 16 12 6 44 McHenry 18 16 18 11--€3 Geneva 3 7 14 20--44 G THURSDAY thru SATURDAY FEB. 27-28 & MARCH 1 "RODAN" and "LAND UNKNOWN" SUN., MON. & TUESL MARCH 2-3-4 •TORT DOBBS" WED. ^ THURS., MARCH 5-6 "KISS THEM FOR ME" STARTS FRIDAY. MARCH 7 "SAYONARA" with Marlon Brando McHenry Theatre 218 Green SI McHenry, ni. Phone 144 Open Dally 6*45 PJH THURS., FRI. & SAT. FEB. 27-28 - MARCH 1 Double Feature Program A SKY-HORROR 200 MIlUOH YEARS OLD BRawnlnr 9-6821 FRI. & SAT. FEB. 28-MAR 1 Double Feature "RODAN" Also "HELL IN KOREA" SUN., MON. & TUES., MARCH 2-3-4 Glen Ford in "DONT GO NEAR THE WATEB" STARTS WED., MARCH 5 "DEEP SIX" with Allan Ladd BOWL,. for Fun and at Beautiful McHenry Recreation • Brunswick Imperial Lanes • Automatic Pin Spotters • Air Conditioned COMFORTABLE COCKTAIL LOUNGE TEL. 2520 McHENRY, ILL. ** •* * MJI ^ ' - most mnwymc ivlMpt ft* £m Ibqttd? RODAN1 THE FLYING MONSTER prirtiy TECHNICOLOR Plus Special Kiddie Show! SUNDAY, MARCH 2 3:00 to 5:00 P.M. Donald O'Connor in "FRANCIS COVEBS THE BIG TOWN" Pius TJVO CARTOONS A SERIAL "Radar Men from The Moon" SUN., MON. & TUES. » MARCH 2-3-4 Complete Shows at 5:00 - 7:00 & 9:00 P.M. Two Academy Award Winners and one nominee for this year's award. , Starring in a motion picture Recommended for Adolt Entertainment Paramount Pretanta ANNA MAGNANI ANTHONY QUINN ANTHONY FRANQ0SA mHAL WALUS'*. 1 .•lisi..