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•*-- Four I " ' HONOR ACCOUNTANT WARRIOR BASEBALL TEAM LOSES 2-1 TO WOODSTOCK by Ron Smith MCHENRY RECREATION m Si 1958 Speaking of signs of the .times, one of our little helpers reported seeing a sign in front o^ a church in Grayslake that read "Thou Shalt Not Park." Guess our Green Street isn't „ the only place where parking problems fcrise. J 17 This same little helper saw ^ a gravel truck with a sign, ^'. *!]Have Gravel, Will Travel." And, when we viewed a crop of dandelions as a sure sign of spring, another helper gave us a happy thought --* "You know, I don't mind dandelions. The children have so much fun picking them." Made' us think that life could he beautiful for all of us if we could see many things in the same light. On the sports side, we find the Shamrocks off to a much better start than the White Sox. The "Micks" won thejr opener at Algonquin with some very good early season pitchi ing by Litwin and Lincoln. «Litwin was quite a pitcher in high school and Legion ball ill McHenry while Lincoln was going great guns for Wauconda. They should r.idke a good pfcir for the. Shamrocks. Joe Frett and his Tigers were rained out so will have • to wait for a trip next Sunday to-Dundee before getting a line On their strength. Oh, they always have a ball team! Last year Joe started without much reserve strength, but that situatioh cleared up and the team went great guns. Larry Stilling \ wants you baseball fans to know that the game here % next Sunday will start at 1 o'clock. This is the first home game and the team is quite anxious for a good crowd. TTie sudden death of Verne Harrison left us thinking back through the years when we both grew up on McHenry's West Side. Verne was younger, but used to tag us on pigeon hunts and- such great adventures. IvVSjf^ie wa&in glory back in the days when he clerked for "Muggs." Some tall yarns went out of that store! He went too, soon. Our sympathy goes to chosfe he left on this earth. And Jim Perkins lost his old sidekick, Hughie Morris. They •were a great team -- always ready- for gome good natured fun.. < Coach McCracken's Warriors lost another non - conference baseball game by a score of 2-1 against Woodstock on Tuesday, April 22. We had prevously defeated this same team 6-4 in conference play. The loss was a heart-breaker for John Steinbach,- young sophomore pitcher who pitched a fine ball game. John walked 4 and struck out 10 -and gave up only 1 earned run. Carl Moraw, the Woodstock pitcher, also pitched excellent baseball. The Blue Streaks jumped off to a 1-0 lead in the second on a walk and 2 singles. The Warriors tied the score in t;he third as Schaefer was hit by a pitch, R. Smith was safe on an error, Petersen walked, and, Don Bentz singled. Tile winning run was scored -5n the fourth on a single by Moraw, a walk, a stolen base, and bad throw on an attempted pickoff play by Steinbach. Outside of the fine pitching displayed by both teams, two men accounted for all of our hits to highlight the individual batting. Don Bentz had 3 hits 'n 3 times at bat, including an RBI, and Tom Roti contributed a single and double. t Moraw, Brown and Freund had the Woodstock hits. Our record is now 2-:3 but it is still 2-0 in conference play. The Warriors tangle with Barrington and Dundee this week in crucial Conference battles. DAILY PINUS: . It isn't always time that teUs on a man but the thing§ on whiciifre spends it. Youth is fugitive, yet age is not positive. ; Doing your darndest just oyer and over may bring out the luck in your four-leaf clover. You don't need a fortune to have some fun; you don't need a thrbne to relax in the sun. Serenity like courage is not diistom made but self-developed. Nothing can vex like the opposite sex; nothing can please like the hims and the shes. --Anonymous. NEWLY ORGANIZED CLUB TO HOLD SPRING TRIALS McHenry AB R H Schaefer, ss 2 1 0 Bujak, 2b 4 0 0 R. Smith, If 4 0 0 Peterson, lb 1 0 0 Justen, lb . 1 0 0 Bentz, cf 3 0 3 Roti, 3b 3 0 2 Creutz, c 2 0 0 Benson,- c 1 0 0 Olsen, rf 2 0 0 Moss, rf 0 0 0 Steinbach, p 3 0 0 •s£s&'. Y 26 i "b5 Woodstock AB R 11 Jensen, 2b 2 0 0 Brosile, lb 3 0 0 Moraw, p 3 1 1 Swanson, rf 1 0 0 DeLong, If 3 0 0 Brocon, c 2 1 1 Freund, cf x 2 0 1 Bethke, cf 1 0 0 Evensen, ss 3 0 0 Ward, 3b 3 0 0 23 --+ 2 3 Final Standings W L McHenry Laundry 61^ 37% Brennan Milk Serv. 59% 39% Norsmen Resort Adams Bros. Repair Whites Mens Shop Blatz Beer Morts Drive In Garrelts Cont. Co. Worts Serv. Sta. Bimbos McHenry State Bank 41 58 Kleinhans Lumber 40% 58% 48% 50% 46 53 45 54 44 55 Commercial League: R. Osterby, 224-540; R. O'Brien, 200; R. Stilling, 530; H. Blake, 207-569; E. Amann, 200- 540; A. Brink, 209-53lf Justen, 222-586. Wed. Nite Twelve: M. Meeker, 437; M. Sandgren. 179-459; K. Noble, 449; M. Gates. ,200-496; M. Cone, 458; N. Condit, 445;. M. Cristy, 176-437; L., Johnson. 183-465; P. . Wieht, 178-5061 J. Motulewiez, 440: I. BykowSki, .451; A. Grosso, 452; A. Weretka, 432. W 65 63 63 54 34 36 36 45 Nite Owls: • Final Standings: Mi Place Stqne Const. Geo's White House Elm Street Florist McHenry Theatre McHenry Recreation 50 49 Worts Service 49% 49% Schroeder Iron Worwick Studio McHenry Lumber McHenry Welding 51% 47% 45 54 43% 55% 40% 58% 38 61 McHenry Ctry Club 31 68 Thurs. Nite 9:15 p.m. League: Larkin, 201-553; Sutton.^214- 602; Hansen, 538; J. Justeif, 203-221-605; C. Schultz, 200- 233-613; V. Freund, 201-537; W. Hojnacki. 228-620; E. Koch. 527; L. Nimsgern, 201-215-591; A. Noonan. 222-221-594; Krause 203-215-578; Pier6e,-j4 222; a ' Business Men's League: Meusling, 560; R. Becker, 214; B. Bartli, 224-525; R. Weyland, 210-204-596; C. Buenzli, 225-533; F. Schmitt, 201-555; D. Schaefer, 538; E. Buss Jr., 216-551; W. Webb, 215-545. The newly organized Illinois Drahthaar Pointer club will hold its first spring field and water trial at the Wing and Fin Game club, north of Volo and west of Rt. 12, on Saturday, Maty 3, and Sunday, May 4, starting at 8 a.m. It is open to all German Pointing breeds. On Saturday, there will be an open puppy stake of twenty- minute heats and on open hunting dog stake, thirty-minute heata. Sunday's events include an Open derby stake of twentyfour minute heats and an open all age. stake of thirty-minute heats. A travelling Drahthaar memorial • trophy in honor of "Surhaves Tell", donated by Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Compere of Lake Forest, will be one of the special awards. This trophy will be awarded at both spring and fall trials to the outstanding. Drahthaar for proficiency in the field;, and water hunting dog stakes. The puppy trophy is a travelling award to be given the out- Standing Drahthaar in both the spring and fall field trials. The derby trophy, the' Art Swanson memorial, is a travelling trophy to be awarded to the winning ^dog in both the ffpgy?? few . >• Innings Woodstock 0 1 0 1 0 0 0--2 McHenry 0 0 1 0 0 0 0--1 Winning pitcher: Moraw Losing pitcher: Steinbach Struck out by: Steinbach, 16; Moraw, 6 t Bases on balls by: Steinbach, 4; Moraw, 4: 2-Base Hits: Roti. McHenry Tie Rods The "Tie-Rods" of McHenry! Illinois, like other clubs and associations, was .formed for the sole purpose of bringing together people with a common interest ir. cars, to create ?ood fellowship and sportsmanship among the members, iromote interest in various types of hot rod activities, irovide a suitable working irea, exchange ideas and information and auto parts, pronote automobile maintenance md operation, promote measures to form a timing asso nation, build a testing strip ind help fellow motorists. The McHenry T i e - R o d s vould like to thank Mr. and M r s . H e r b e r t E n g d a h l f o r f.heir kind help in obtaining i club house, garage for work- :ng on our cars and the use of a field to test our cars. If anyone would like any nformation about our club, drop in at our club house or call Rill Diedrich, McHenry' 362-W-2. C. IX of A. League: E. Wirfs, 485; E. Buss, 193- 447; J. Schmunk, 190-436; G. Doyle, 447; B. O'Brien, 433; J. Weber, 433; T. Steffan, 475; M. Fuchs, 194-187-524; M. Harrison, 466;. M. Thennes. 175- 469; S. Jager, 438; L. Osborn, 443; E. Nimsgern, 176-470; L. Braidman, 482. Tues. Nite SOers: XB. Mackinder, 434; C. Rosing, 461; H. Busch, 214-408; L. Crouch, 431; T. Stilling, 189- 514; M. Freund, 438; V. Doherty, 448. Tues. 39ers (last week) L. Pitzen, 449; V. Doherty, 434; E. Smith, 175; L. Crouch, 175; C. Schlitt, 430; D. Freund, 464; N. Stilling, 229-197-582: C. Rosing, 432; M. Pieroni, 177- 471; H. Busch, 180-484; B. Gilpin, 195-179-547; E. Modinger, 178-437; T. Stilling, 468. Nite Owls: C. Colman,, 451; E. Rand, T Photo by Frost George J. Rodenkirch of A. S. Blake Motors, Inc., pictured at left, was honored for accounting proficiency last week by Chrysler Motors corporation at a local ceremony held at A. S. Blake Motors, Inc. M!r. Rodenkirch received the award in recognition of continued outstanding performance in the field of accounting. In making the award, A. E. Anderson of Chrysler Motors corporation Said that "Mr. Rodenkirch had demonstrated the importance of financial management in modern autbmobile business practice. The award was presented to Mr. Rodenkirch who competed With accountants in more than 8,000 other Chrysler Motors corporation dealerships Across the country." Mr. Rodenkirch has been an employee of A. S. Blake Motors, Inc. for the past twelve years. Albert S. Blake, president, citfd the contribution made by Mr. Rodenkirch to the financial soundness of the dealership. With the opening, in May, of the. beautiful new Chrysler Motors corporation training colter* at < Skokie, Mr. Rodenkirch has beery enrolled in its first class in advanced training of business, management. This training center, one of five in the natiop, is designed to serve the dealers in the seventeen states^bf the midwest, boasting the most modern facilities and trained personnel. Adv. 464; C. Boone, 186-489; L. Vacondio, 434; H. Miller, 432; S. Sutton, 179-179-511; V. Groh, 176-484; F. Svitanek, 444; A. Schwingle, 487; M. Stubbings, 455; R. Romkowski, 186-492; R. Kluk, 440; G. Steinsdorfer, 430; J. Rosing, 176-489; A., Grosso, 453; I. Stoller, 466: Railroads picked up by: E. Rand, 5t8-10; L. Vacondia, 4-/ 5-7; I. Kreier, 5-7; Mr-Stubbings, 5-10; C. Steinsdorfer, 5-l484; Gilpin, 195Jl79-547; N. 10; S. Ballowe, 5-7; Lj^jfllerffstilline. 229-197-582: T. Stil- 5-7. m Wednesday Nite Twelve: H. Struwe, 457; J. Motulewicz, 439; M. Sandgri 466; D. Holbauer, 11 Noble, 466; L. Johnsp: F. Matchen, 459; " W 191-482, •A Commercial League: E. Freund, 527; M 213-551; R. Wiegman, F. Petersen, 532; -'A$|jgjfrink,s 214; D. Buralli, 238-2l$pjf; D. Weber, 531; R. O'Bri^h.^210, F. Gilliford, 216. Gath.i! C. D. of A* League; , . J. Weber, 440; T^'N^feffan* •445; D. Miller, 455; $$Jjj^n4 son, 189-443; L. Braidman, 451; M. Stoffel, 436; E. Wirfs, 182-" 445; E. Buss, 441^ S. Jager, 178-447. lousiness Men's League: ; L. Thomas, 525; L. Meusling,: 209-532; S. Buenzli, 209-206- 604; C. Brennan, 203-531; G. Gutzman, 203; F. Schmitt, 200-, 590; D. Schaefer, 555; T. Mc-; Nish, 211-569. Thursday Nite 9:15 P.M. League: ,t-, C. Schultz, 214; N. balby,' 218-232-632; A. Noonan, 539, V. Freund, 202; W. Hojnacki, 220-214-624; R. Boro, 202; Krause, 549; A. Kuna, 233-547; R. Brogdon, 554; Nimsgern,- 222-536; Sigman, 210-207-596; M. Crouch, 559. Tuesday Nite 89ers League: L. Pitzen, 449; V. Doherty, 434; C. Rosing, 432; M. Pieroni, 177-471; H. Busch, 180- Stilling, 582; Stil ling, 468; E. Modinger, 178- 437; E. Smith, 175; L. Crouch, 175; C. Schlitt, 430; D. Freund 464. Johnsburg Bowling Resort Thursday Nite Ladies League , The 1957-58 Season ended April 24th witji the , U u a 1 Sjweepstakes. Jst place, Vivian Smith, R o s e m a r y Y o u n g , 1 1 4 6 ; 2 n d place, - Laura; Schmitt, Eva Schaefer, 1133; 3rd place, Bonnie Meyers, Pat Rad, 1049; 4th place, Mary Hettermann, Florence' Wood/ 1024; 5th place, Eleanore Mangold, Mig Joyce, 1020; 6th & 7th places, Zelda Malochleb, Panzie Sc^lf, Isabel Stilling, Dolores Taylor, 1019; 8th place, Mabel Smith, Gloria Jorgensen, 1011. HONORED GRADUATE A graduation banquet honoring twenty-one industrial supervisors who have just completed the four-year industrial management institute course a t L a k e F o r e s t c o l l e g e w a s held April 29, at Calvin Durand Commons. Among the graduates was - Carl L. Antonson of Grove street, McHenry. SHOP IN McHENRY ROTH SHOES 1118 Si. Green St. "JUST FOR FUN" Roller Skating Rink 608 Front St. on Rt» 81 -- McHenry, I1L Open • Tue8M WedL Fri., Sat. & Sun. SATURDAY MATINEE -^fi30 to 4:00 PJL . .i- BEGINNER'S CLASS --- Sunday - - 6:30 to 8:00 P.M. We sell complete line of shoe skates -- $18.95 & up 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 Shampooing -- Nail Clipping Training In • OBEDIENCE • HUNTING • RETRIEVING 2nd ANNUAL Mixed Doubles Bowling Tournament AT McHENRY RECREATION Why Not Bowl With Yaur W|fe or Friend- SIGN UP NOW!1^-^ Entry Fee Only/ $7.50 per %ouple Call Ray at McHenry 25&p or Get Application At The Alleys TEL. 2520 - MCHENRY, H.I- 2 DAYS ONLY! SUNDAY, MAY 11th ft lMh SHAMROCKS WM OPENS) S TO 2 AT JUL60NQIM J- * ,• '•> Mandy's Of Elgitl Here Sunday Fo$ i;' Game ai 1 O'Clock Manager Larry Stilling got his Shamrock team off to a good start last Sunday in the county league by travelling to Algonquin and winning a § to 2 ball game. v Litwin was on the mound for McHenry and shut p u t every batter except Wilbrandt who had three hits and a walk in five' trips. Litwin also had three hits and a walk to his credit in five trips to the plate. A Wauconda man named Lincoln stepped in for Litwin with the bases loaded in the seventh and was very impressive in setting down the batters the rest of the way. Litwin lost his control in the fourth when Algonquin scored their two runs, but recovered in good shape. Bob Nolan slammed out a, tremendous 3-bagger to lead o f f t h e M c H e n r y s i x t h a n d scored the first run for his team. From there on to the finish the ' Shamrocks kept swinging away against Wilbrandt and Liebert to put the game away. Nickel doubled to start the eighth and. scored the winning run on a similar blow by Pierce. Mandy's of Elgin will be here next Sunday and game time has been set up to 1 o'clock. Shamrocks: AB R H Stanek, 2jB 5 0 0 J. Knox, SS 5 0 2 B. Becknel, RF 3 0 0 Nolan, C 4 1 1 Baker, CF 3 0 0 McCalla, 3B 5 0 0 Nickel, IB 4 2 1 C. Pierce, CF 3 1 1 Litwin, P 4 1 3 Lincoln, LF 1 0 0 37 5 8 Algonquin: AB R H Feffer, LF 3 0 0 Hopp, 3B 3 0 0 Bess, 3B 1 1 0 Simonine, 2B 2 0 0 Klein, 2B 2 0 0 Liebert, P 5 0 0 \yiJbrandt,.'R'F; ; . 4 1 3 Brehschriier, LF 5 0 0 N. Ritt, CF 2 0 0 Hoffman, CF 1 0 0 Craig, SS 3 0 0 King, IB 3 0 X) 34 2 3 2-Base Hit: Wilbrandt, Nickels, C. Pierce. Winning pitcher: Litwin Losing pitcher: Liebert Base on balls off: Liebert, 5, Litwin, 8. Struck out by: Liebert 8, Wilbrandt 4, Lincoln; 4. 5 > CRYSTAL I OR!" Two Shows Nightly Starting at Dusk FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY MAY 2nd THRU THE 8th / (ONE WEEK) "PEYTON PLACE" Lana Turner - Hope Lange Lee Phillips - Lloyd Nolan Arthur Kennedy Cinemascope & Color by DeLuxe LATE SHOW SATURDAY NITE, MAY 3rd Mickey Roonev in "DRIVE A CROOKED ROAD" Skyline Drive-in ULTRA-MODERN 1 mile East of McHenry on Route 120 Show Starts at Dusk THURSDAY ONLY, MAY 1 In Color "LOVE SLAVES OF THE AMAZON" And "THE MONOLITH MONSTERS" * Outdoors $ By Jack Walsh We received a report from the Department of Conservation, concerning the game animal population of our state. Here is a summary of < Illinois Game Biologists' reports. Rabbits: Carryover at least ais good as last year, possibly better. Pheasants: More birds sights ed in the pheasant range counties than last year, but. sex ratio has changed from four to three hens per rooster. This is slightly higher than last year. Quail: All indications are about the same as last year, ample for normal production if weather'conditions are right during the nesting period. Doves: Wintering population equal to that of last year. Squirrels: There is a higher carryover than last year. Therr was a good crop of nuts andacorns last year. Badger, and fox population appears to be about the same Beaver, opossum, skunk, raccoon, and muskrats are increasing. The mink population is low. Hungarian partridge are in creasing and seem to be spreading over the state ni<^ ly. v GENOA T H E /X T R E G I N O A C I T Y W l S C O k. BRowntlnt 0-6321 THURS. & FRI. MAY 1 & 2 Special Action Double Feature ' "DRAG STRIP GIRL" Also ' "I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF" SAT., SUN., MON. & TUES. MAY 3-6 Brought Back By Popular Demand WALT DISNEY'S "OLD YELLER" Sunday Matinee 2:00 P.M. Only Nitely 7:00 & 8:45 STARTS MAY 7 • 'DARBY'S RANGERS" With Maverick The deer population is «ooA^ evidently -not., hurt by t he:. hunting season test fall. > • This past week* fteh&ig: KbiT dropped off a bit mainly because of weather conditions. It isn't that the fish are not ing, it is just that few^r fi ermen were out. ' y' . ' Most of the channels suj^* rounding the lakes and rlv^r are pretty good places f4r-. crappies right now. Some riifce* bass have been taken front*. Pistakee Lake lately. Small/-' jointed plugs or hight-craWle&i seem to be the best bait. . i~r COUNTY LEAGUE 1 .J§' • McHenry 5 - Algonquin JS H C r y s t a l L a k t e 4 - D u n d e e 1 r r r ' : V.F.W. - Johnsburg rained out Hebron - Mandy's rained out. Woodstock 5 - Richmond *3' (10 innings) * " ^ Standings Team: McHenry , Crystal Lake Woodstock Richmond Algonquin Dundee1 Won 1 f i 8- o . Lorn 0 0;"H , - i ,f- -V- V.. 4Lft . Games Next Sunday : | Mandy's at McHenry (1 P'.M.) Johnsburg at Dundee Algonquin at Hebron Crystal Lake at Woodstock Richmond at V.F.W. ELM THEATRE * WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS - Phon* J Ackson 6-1421 • WED. & THURS. APRIL 30 - MAY 1st "THE SONG OF BERNADETTE" Starring 9 Jennifer Jones "Benefit for Knights of Columbus" ^ FRI. THRU THURS. MAY 2nd - 8th ONE WEEK STCfStCOOUPNHDO MC One Show Weekdays \ - Start at 7:30 J,','," Two Shows Sat. 6:00 & 9:0Q Two Shows Sun. 5:00 & 8:00,., Special Sunday Matinee - MAY 4th " "ABBOTT & w COSTELLO MEET THE MUMMY" Open At 1:30 Start At 2:00 i: McHenry Theatre <! 218 Green St. « > :: McHenry, I1L '!!• Phone 144 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM THURS., FRL, SAT. -- MAY 1, 2, & 3 SOMETI MES A MAN GOES FOR A <?UN OR A GIRL EVEN WHEN HE KNQW& tHJEY WULLtJESTROY HIM ROBERT TAYLOR iKl CINEMASCOPE AND METROCOLOR IN CASSAVETES PLUS MW04A pmwiH a candid connubial mntfdy Jose Ferrer u> Ike Hi0k Cost off Loving co-starring Joanne Gilbert • Jim Backus fcj t In CWM»8COM T Introducim Gena Rowlands SUN., MON., TUES -- MAY 4, 5, & 6 Sunday Continuous From 3 P.M. You'll SCREAM - With Laughter DEAN JERRY MARr/NLEWIS FRI., SAT., SUN. & MON. MAY 2-3-4-5 • In Color "PEYTON PLACE" Lana Turner - Hope Lange A special feature late Saturday in addition to our regular show. No extra charge. STARTING THURSDAY FOR 3 DAYS MAY 8-9-10 "TEACHER'S PET" Clark Gable - Doris Day Children Under 12 Yre. Free In Cars SPRING SCHEDULE: Open Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. Sun. & Mon. v , UZABtTHSCOTT WRMfflHIRAtfM \§§y SCARED SflFp •n. GEORGE DOLENZ • DOROTHY MALONE • WILLIAM CHING DirectU by GEORS HMBUU • Scmnplty by HCRSD1 BAKED mt WUItW DtUON' MMion* OulO(M 10 SIMONS M MMUN lEMt • Bead on > play b| Nul 0ctt| CtelH M. Gotta* 4 PAMK0UN1PICTUK J)mm!- ii ALSO MARTIN & LEWIS IN JUMPING JACKS II STARTS WED., MAY 7th FOR 4 DAYS , DOUBLE FEATURE DISNEYS fTOM MY Through the cooperation of Certified Food Store and McHenry Theatre, a free pass will be given to all persons who purchase 2 packages of cereal for 49c during the sale period May 2-3^ This pass good with one regular paid admission for Mon. thru Thurs., , May 7-8-9-10 only. \ 4P