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•miryfmm.. Page Four --McHENRY RECREATION-- 1 Foresters THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, March S, 1959 Fort Meveus Beach. Fla. Dear Earl. Seeing your "Gin Friday", Helen Knox Busch. here at the beach and discussing "Way Back When" in McHenry made me realize just how quickly time does fly. Doesn't seem too long ago that you were, as now, an avid . fan of the Warriors when I was a tall, gangly cheerleader. Now I find I'm the fan with a •tall. K%angly son on the Ft. Myers Sr. High School track team. His dad has a couple of county 100 yard dash records from "way back" and looks like the son would like 'to hold his own in the event. At any rate, the, memories are pleasant even tho it does meqn a "few gray hair", or a "few less hair" as the ease may be. We manage to keep up on all the sport news from your column in the Plaindealer <*nd look forward to it every week. Sincere good wishes Lorraine Engeln Melsek Lorraine, you have no idea how pleased we are to have you write. We well remember those days when you were a very enthusiastic cheer leader. Our school was much smaller, but the loyalty has never been changed. So glad you keep up on McHenry sports news. Let us know how that gangly son makes out in track. We know his Dad's dashes went into the records. WARRIORS WIN WINDUP 77-71 OYER DUNDEE Play In Regional Tourney This Week At Elgin High Gym by Ronnie Smith Coach Fulton's now famous Warriors paid their last tribute i to the fans of McHenry at •• home last Friday as they de- ; feated a rugged Dundee quin- ; tet by a score of 77-71. It v^as ; the happy Warriors final ap- J pearance of the year in regu-j lar season play and they will . now advance to the regionals j this week. Moss Dundee (71) Caibow Doss Zalesky Nelson Barkley Rasmussen Zierk 28 21 FG 11 8 2 4 1 1 3 FT 1 1 0 4 1 0 4 PF 3 5 0 2 2 1 4 j B. Klapperich, 219-593; J. j Etten, 224 -590; A. Barbian, ! 205-569; L. Thennes, 559; C. Pierce, 543; H. Conway, 219- j 543; F. Meyer, 542; H. Wohl- ! ert, 539; C. Weingart, 533; D. j Weber, 527; B. O'Brien, 527. i Business Men-- | H. Blake, 278-595; Huff, 527: C. Frank, 219-547; E. Halde- ; man, 529; A. Steinsdoerfer, 1210; R. Hignight, 539; H. Wagi ner, 232-528. . 30 11 17 Score by Quarters Dundee 14 20 21 16--71 McHenry 21 18 18 20 -77 ' Monday 7;0(K-- , G. Kleinhans, 215-567; F. j Klapperich, 212; L. Nimsgern, i 539; L. Thennes, 546; M. Gath, I 550; H. Lottchea, 54.1; R. Hignight, 221-538; R. Nevvlon, 557. 'Just For Fun Skaters We have another letter from Florida from a former McHenry resident. George Wirfs. We northerners get a little kidding in this one about being busy sleigh riding and shoveling now. George says he remembers what snow looks like but hasn't seen any in a long time! He does remember getting stuck and having to get out and put on chains. Come to think of it. we got some word on George through the grapevine a while back. They claim he has the finest lawn in St. Petersburg and also ]>as a tomato plant in the back yard that bears the year round. But that lawn! He trims it with a barber shears once a week. Thurs. 9:15-- V. Freund. 257-622; W. Hojnacki, 559; P. Overton, 568; M. Crouch, 212-590; H. Otto, r 1554; Webb, 547; Brogdon, 224- Last Sunday over thirty local j 222-603; Krause, 220-223-647; Gene Delacevs Cardurials I ,passe<Ltheir [irst <est ; Lottchea. 533; Coari, 221-553; Dlaved 'heir final North Sub skating" The tests wh,ch ! Abel, 233-598; Gath. 538; J. urbaneame for^hei^lebratd i ^ conducted by ,he Mc" i Justen. 223-225-630; D.Weber, ccooaaccnh aannaT wweerree rreeaalHl>v uUpD floorr Henry FSokra tiFnugn Clruobl lera t ritnhke, |22l-595; A Kunz. 213-529; J. i 580 this one. McHenry fell behind J vvere the first of five possible • light at the outset but recover- .proficiency tests the skaters I ** (,r « fead 111 We 'shS ^"r^rce'liTfn ma> take t0 Compare lheir abi1' ' J- Blake. 402; B. Leight, hatneriod ln j ity with standards established j 199; R. Barbian. 191-512; F. that period. j by the U.S. Amateur Skating | Budil 140; F R„ot, 149; M. Dundee bounded back to take Association. i Stoffel, 201-474; R. Phannenthe second by a 20-18 margin ; Bronze Bar, Bronze Medal still, 148; J. Pieroni, 178; I. and this left the halftime score at 39-34, our favor. The third quarter threw a scare into the capacity crowd as the Cards piled up a 21-18 quarter again, however, and won the game 77-71. Actually, we won the game on free-throws again. Dundee had 30 buckets and 11 charitv i' Silver Bar, Silver Medal and ! Thompson, 180; E. Weyland, Gold Medal awards are made ; 137; D. Piotrowski, 160; E. to the successful skaters. Tests | Neli. 169; V. Diedrich, 160-456; progress in degree of skill and j J. Weber. 172,; D. Chelini, 161. are increasingly more difficult j Railroads: J. Pieroni, 5-10 margin to make the score at pass, as an example only : twice. the end^of three periods, Mc- four Gold Medals were award- j Henry;)i, Dundee 55. ^ in the United States last : Nile Owls-- The Fultonmen came through year> j Diedri(.h 177-181-505; E. wi t lr usua c utch fouith skaters awarded Bronze Klapperich. 204-472; L. Stone, Medals were, Richard Foss and j 464; S. Sutton. 175-496; G. Sandi Jones. I Steinsdoerfer, 435; D. Cusack, Skaters awarded Bronze Bars 435; L. Miller. 449; L. Vacondio, j were: Susan Benoche, Jeannie j 177-503; M Gates. 181-491; *f. tosses while we had"onlv" 28iJo Benoche. Sandra Hastings, field eoals but 21 free throws i Martin Kinnerk, Kathy Keller, Kubicki, 1 <9--l 1 o.i2, R. ^.lmop, iieicl goals, but 2\ nee-throws. 1 stelmach Marcia Bue- 191-442; P. DeVoss. 215-521# The Warriors were hot from;Honore Meimacn, Marcia faue i »nr,$ the line as thpv mide 91 nf i se.Betty Buese, Dolores For- • McNish. W8-448, A. Borg. o2c6 ff or a very hi.g' h 80.8 percent |i mmepIlllaa- DDoonnaalldd RKiitttt . KKeennnneetthh | ^172-429; A. Gausden, 41iv0f; which is our hi^h for the sea Starrite, Ciayton Nelson. Wil- i foss, 411. S. C ovalt, 411, M. w men is out hi h toi the sea- Nelson Tom Lilleeard ' Kuna' 437: H. Schroeder. 172- son. Another first in the game ilene iorn wuegara, , was our total of onlv 10 re |Tom MeWilliams. Terry Nee- ,464, F. Kuna. 411. (Last week) was our Total ot onl> 10 le-' Neelev Bob Bv- A- Federle, 179-467; C. Colcoveries, which isn t exactlv a|,e^' wninia ->eeie>. BOD T • U • IOO I nroud record i kowski, Richard Stelter. Bill i man- 469; Kleinhuizen, 182; | Pokey, Sue Magro, Kenneth | A. Gr()sso, 436; M. Kiibicki, I Wheeler, Barbara Civik, Pati4;'^' Miller, 4.)0; I. Kreier^ , Angelo, Pat Burg, Russ Peter- ' 177-448; L. Stone. 203-510; S. son, Penny Noodwang, Cliff | Stitton 469; E. Klapperich, 451; Atkinson and George J. Blake, C-Usack, 440; L. Vacondio, In conjunction wi.t..h the testt, 1182-178-490; L. Miller, 492; M. FORESTER STATE MEET RESUMES NEXT SUNDAY Local Talent Will Provide Special Entertainment The C.O.F. state basketball tournament got off to a flying start in the MCHS gym last Sunday and fans look forward to real tough competition as the second round of play gets under way next Sunday. The top scoring exhibition was turned in by Art Beck as he led the McHenry Heavies to a 68-37 win over Puru. Art sank 16 field goals and six free throws for a 38 point total. GAMES LAST SUNDAY: Game 1--Juniors St. Gregory 29 • St. John 28 Game 2--Heavies St. Gregory 62 OLGC, Aurora 27 Game 3-- Rangers St. Mary's 41 St.. Benedict 22 Game 4--Juniors St. Mary's 4£ St. Benedict 19 Game 5--Rangers St. John*29 St. Mary, W. Brooklyn 9 Game 6---Heavies SS. Peter & Paul 68 St. Nicholas 55 Game 7--Heavies St. Mary's 68 St. Benedict 37 Game 8--Heavies St. John 68 St. Michael 43 Added to the following schedule of games for next Sunday will be special entertainment by the local high school pep band, performances by the high school state contest entrants, a baton twirling exhibition by Lois May and /lumbers by a 191; M. Kelly, 181-464; B. Meath, 457; V. Herdrich, 431; E. Justen, 503; L. Meyer, 458. Rail: B. Meath. .3-7-10. saxaphone trie consisting of H. Stinespring, Bob English, - and 4;Bruce Novak. Charlene Freund will accompany the sax trio. GAMES NEXT SUNDAY: 1 p.m.--Rangers Sobieski vs. St. John 2 p.m.--Heavies Hampshire vs. St. Gregory 3 p.m.--Rangers St. Gregory vs. St. Mary's 4 p.m.--Seniors St, Benedict vs. St. Mary (W. Brooklyn) 7 p.m.--Seniors St. Mary's vs. Sobieski. 8 p.m.--Entertainment 9 p.m.--Heavies St. Mary's vs. St. John's McHenry Tie Rods McHenry will turn out in full force this week to watch the Warriors in the Elgin Regional. We will be there, but this issue will be on the press before resuits are a matter of record. Everybody hopes. Cliff Fulton has just completed arrangements for the American Legion grade school basketball tournament to beheld next Monday and Tuesday nights in the high school gym. Teams entered are: St. Mary's St; Patrick's, Junior High and Johnsburg. Previous tournaments have been very well played and have drawn enthusiastic crowds. If you haven't attended before, you will be surprised at the action in these games. Neither team was too hot from the floor as we shot only 41.8 percent and Dundee shot only 35.7 percent, both of these respectable but not average for both teams, Dundee's Caibow played a a contest was held for the skat- : Otto. 411; M.-Foss. 401. tremendous game of shooting, j ing of school figures. Four first ! t rebounding, and general hustle, place plaques were awarded in J ' e, ~ F M„t He finished the game with 23 ! the various divisions going to I ' • "n • 4 ' ; sharon Dowe Clifford A kin-| NoMc ]8(,_447. A Mro;,ka> son, Theil Schmidt and Susan j 196.49-. H ileuter, 426. Rail* points, George Doss, a forward, came through with 17 points before he fouled out in the final period. Losing him was a tough break for the Cards. Denny Nelson, Dun- (Jpe's celebrated center, was held to 12 points. McHenry's Mike Creighton continued his spectacular play in the pivot as he scored 25 points (his high for the year), led the team in rebounding Benoche. IS. Wirfs. 3-7-10. TIMBER! McHenry Rec was buzzing with excitement last Thursday night as Harold Blake bowled & 278 game in the BuJness jWen's league. Not many hit that mark in a lifetime of bowling. The sun is getting higher and George Justen looks foi-ward to pulling those opening daytickets out of the safe and heading for Wrigley Field. He has 'em! ---------------------- Tues. Thirtv-Niners-- FOX j D. Freund, 465; B. Mackinder, 436; T. SMiling, 19-462; N. Justen, 402; L. Crouch, 437; D. Overton, 442; D. Pieroni, 171- 420; Rail: T. Stilling. 2-6-10. (Last week): D. Freund, 178- 189-553; M. Einspar, 173-413; ... ,8. Mackinder, 461; V. Doherty, with 13. shot an amazing 64.7 Ito have such a .nice clubhouse. ; 469; D Rogors 492; N. Still- ' This Sunday there will be open 1 house till 9 p.m. The club is | VALLEY RIDERS j The meeting was held at our clubhouse. We are very proud percent, and the team in re coveries with 5 P'2 of the team total). Mike has been on quite 'happy to introducc a new club | sponsor, Georges Grill, on U.S. 1 120 at the welding shop. The ! posters are now on display in ing, 180-469; N. Justen, 435; L. Knox, 190-454. a streak with the exception of an interval in the Woodstock game. -- PALACE -- Tavern-- G. Schaefer, 563: /^-STHiae- Wed. Nite Ladies-- R. Wohnrade, 431; P. Freres, 431; B. Meath, 435; T. Meyer, 448; E. Conway, 479; V. Herdrich, 190-456; E. Justen, 432; G. Smith, 456; M. Smith, 196- 480; M. Hettermann, 188; C. Beck, 454. Railroad: C. Beck, 4-7-10. -- TOMASELLO'S -- Gutter Queens-- L. Smith, 187-504; D. Stanfel, MCHS WRESTLERS PUCE IN STATE SECTIONAL MEET The state sectional wrestling tournament held at Waukegan last February 27 and 28 saw McHenry High come in 7th out of 18 schools represented Waukegan won the tournament with Glenbrook the runner-up. ^In prbbably the state's toughest sectional, Dan Baldino took a second place being defeated hv Rickter of Evanston, 3-0. Rich Lundborg came back in the evening, after being beaten in the afternoon matches, to defeat Bob Hecht of New Trier 5-3 to place 3rd. Dan Baldino will wrestle in the state tournament at Arlington Heights School March 6 and 7th. Dan is the first wrestler to represent McHenry since 1952 when Gene Hughes came in 2nd in the state at 95 lbs. Team results of state sectional at Waukegan: Waukegan 78, Glenbrook 59, New Treir 48, Evanston 47, Niles 44, North Chicago 31, McHenry 15, Barrington 14, Crystal Lake 10, Ela Vernon 10, Wauconda 179-463; M. Karls, 439. Railroads: K. Weiser, 5-10; M. Karls, 5-10; 5-9-7. The Northern Illinois Timing Association held its semim o n t h l y m e e t i n g T u e s d a y , March 3rd. ifhe business discussed was the possibility of a car wash to be held at a later date not .yet determined. The proceeds obtained from this car wash will be used to further our auto show. ' The constitution was also drawn up for the timing association and we are now in the process of being incorporated' The Tie Rods had their meeting last Tuesday, February 23, with' a discussion concerning our part in the auto show and in the timing association. Ken Bruce, Phil Bartmann. 5g Grant, Libertyville 3, Highland Park 3, Lake Forest 0, I Harvard 0, Zion Benton 0, and | Warren 0. G5QH3S3 LAST DAY THURSDAY "HOME BEFORE DARK" FRI thru MON Frank Sinatra Dean Martin Shirley MacLaine Arthur Kennedy Martha Hyer "SOME CAME RUNNING" CinemaScope & Color Hurry-Up'ers-- L. Schmitt, 443; E. Rad, 441; L. LaBay, V. Smith, 438. (J utter Dodgers-- J. May, 466; I. Godina, 464; G. Grau, 457; M. VanZevern, 448; D. Kibbe, 438. Railroads: P. Kaiemba, 3-10; M. Pflug, 3- 7-10; D. Strauser. 6-7; D. Kibbe, 2-7; J. May, 3-10. Moose Mixed-- 1 R. Jager, 520. TUES - WED - THURS MARCH 10-11-12 "THAT NAUGHTY GIRL" with Brigitte Bardot COMING TOM THUMB' When a married 'liian tells you he's the boss in his own home, you know he'll lie about other things to. i: ; ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILtJNOI^ Children (Under 12) 26k Open Daily at 8f40 Continuous Sundays From 3:00 P.M. FREE PARKING - 125 CAR'S! Tel JAckson 6-1421 60c Adults -- 25e Children Last Day Thursday, March 5 Benefit Performance for tta American Legion ™ Wauconda Post 911 "ONCE UPON A HORSE" with Dick Martin -- Dan Rowan, also WALT DISNEY'S "LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW'f FRI - SAT - SUN - MON MARCH 6-7-8-9 ttarrittQ FRANK SINATRA DEAN MARTIN SHIRLEY MacLAINE CINEMASCOPE t METRoCOLOl k MARTHA HYER • ARTHUR KENNEDY j NANCY GATES • UOMDAIU Special Children's Matinee Saturday, March 7 15 COLOR CARTOONS Also^ some lucky boy or girl will win a ticket for a Helicopter Ride and a "Pan-American" Bag! TUESDAY - WEDNESD^ MARCH 10-11 W MARLON BRANDO'S GREATEST HIT! "A Stree Named T I ACADEMY ' AWARDS VIVIEN 1HGH MARLON BRANDO ELIA KAZAN. CHARLES K. FELDUAN STARTS THURSDAY FOR THREE DAYS 0 "SENIOR PROM" also 'HOT ROD GANG" McHenry Theatre 218 S. GREEN" ST. PHONE 144 35 YEARS IN C.O.F. LEAGUE Sunday Shows Will Start At 3:00 P.M. "(If regular feature not suitable for children, a special sh'^-- for Kiddies will be shown from 3:00 to 5:00.) ENGAGEMENT EXTENDED ONE MORE WEEK THURSDAY, MAR. 5 thru TUESDAY, MAR. 10 leWoflfs lost How free throws. Vycital had 14 points, 12 rebounds, and shot 62.5 percent from the floor. Steinbach contributed 12 points and made good on 6-6 charity tosses. Cajthaml had only 7 points, but grabbed 11 rebounds. eration will be D. Jager, preciated. On March 12 the 224-213-613; H^ Steffes, 559; 1 N.I.M.A. will be underway. The N.I.M.A. (Northern 111. Motorcycle Association > is going to pick up where the A.M.A. left off. Some of our members are busy trying to design an emblem which will be suitable for Lake Region Sports Car Club Results of the "Friendship Memorial Rallye." 1st -- Dick Masek, driv John Moss made an appear- ' purpose. ance in the final 3 minutes and ! A hurry up and get well wish his ball-handling helped the i our club treasurer, Curt team as they went into a stall- ; Mitchel, who is in the McHentype of game. 1 TV Hospital. There will be Seniors who played their last more about the N.I.M.A. after home game included A1 Caj- , March 12 when details and ofthaml, Matt Eichinger, Mark ^ f'cers will be worked out. Vycital and John Moss. On Ihe bench were Jack Schaefer, Tom Claybaugh, and Jim Peterson. There was another standingroom only crowd present to sa Getner, 211 -559;, W. Pierce 223-540; N. Fredricks, 201; II. Behnke, 571; A. McCarroll, 235-213:635; B. Worm, 557; B. Popelka, 563. C. O. F. 9:00-- A. Schaefer, 550; G. Freund. Jr., 212-588; N. B. Freund, 213- 547; J. Herdrich, 210-574. City-- B. Long, 534; C. Behnke, 539; E. Koch. 217-564; 11. Smith, 220-548; V. Johnson, 559; W. Coari, 558; H. Kreutzer, 609. ACT ON LICENSES Secretary of State Charles' F. Carpentier has announced j the suspensions of the drivers' 9:00 Ladies-- M. Powers, 468; L. Paluch. 448; J. French, 435; M. Doni..* > nelly. 178-482; J. Dillon. 179- T . mc- au.iwciwiujis v/i mc unvcia i J - • C r^-o 1 Suhurban licenses of Rodney Anderson,! 478; II. Conway. 460; T. Stefner,, amps o . .) Huntley; Robert Riser, Algon- fan- 195-437; t . . , quin and Donald Schumacher, • «.nn » Ringwood. all for three ^ fenses, and Victor Stang, Har The above picture was taken last Sunday evening at the Wing 'n Fin club as the local Forester bowlers (Palace group) and their ladies enjoyed a dinner and program. Frank Gende, league president, is shown presenting emblems to George P. Freund, George R. Justen and Henry M. Schaefer, three bowlers who have been members of the league since it was started 35 years ago: BECI •NNE 1 Mile East of the Skyline IMve-ln PHONE McHENRY 248® T1ASNING ~.<v BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS Stud Service • Heated & Uahoated Kennels • d@Fman Shorthair Pups For Sal® Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving MICHAEL TODD'S SI2nd -- R. Wegforth, driver, j ment at Elgin This ueek By ^'"cT'and Victor^tan^Har"' ^ Wilbr:andt', l78"436; I C. Jensen, navigator, A-H. ' the lime you read this, we will Vard for eivinz incorrect in ' R 178"4;i6: C*' Sm,th- 18°- 3rd - Bud Bruner, driver, have played Woodcock on on an an^tion14551 Cr°uch' 479; l" Mich' Dick Moey, navigator, A-H. Wednesday night, March 4 in for a license> Probationary per-; e'S' 189*466- The Lake Region Sports Car j ; he Llgm h.gh school gymnas- mits wcre granted Richard VVed. Nite Lad,en- club wishes to thank all who j ium. ' ,ei onp Greco of Fox River Grow and j F. Larson. 181-445; M. Waktook part in this Rallye It (we sure should i we'll play the i Joachim Kauffmann of Rt. 5,1 itsch, 175-454; M. Smith, 485; •witnaMs aa grear» t• seiuircwcvewssc uwniftUh 6CO2 iwiMinnnnneir* o/-\ff (tUhen TD~\«u ivn.d ee SC* t4 . TE7d J paid entries, all proceeds to wards game on Thursday night be donated to the "Florence | at 8:30. The finals are Fri- Siddal Friend Scholarship" at I day night. McHenry. M. Hettermann, 438; M. Amou Northwestern University. Teams entered in the tourn- NORTH 8UBIHBAN Edwards, Crystal Lake. Dun- FINAL STANDINGS dee. Harvard, Woods t K'k, • and Lake Park < Medinah W L Pts Opp McHenry 11 1 897 798 Box Score Zion 9 3 830 753 McHenry 77 r<; IT PF Ubertyville 6 6 936 911 Cajthaml 3 1 1 ' Dundee 6 6 815 771 Creighton 11 3 1 Barrington 5 7 715 803 Eichinger fi 7 2 .Crystal Lake 4 8 844 828 Vycital 5 4 1 Woodstock 1 11 754 877 Steinbach 3 6 4 >"JMDAY IEE SKATBN® 2 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. / Also SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 to 4 Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. & Sun. 8 to 11 P.M. JUST FOR FUN MLER - McHENRY, ILL. 52 ©EST [?D(g™^g WARDS a red; CONORS Hunger can do it . . . so can a mild digestive upset ... so can the stuffy air of a crowded room. But be on the safe side, and report dizzy spells to your Doctor ... let him judge the cause--let him recommend treat* ment. And should he prescribe, remember that our Pharmacist is trained, ex* perienced, prepared to fill every prescription exactly as your Doctor ordered. YOU CAN ALWAYS RELY ON OUR PHARMACIST mVBI • CANTINFLAS » ROBERT n?0N SHIRLEY ^acLASHE • Featuring 44 "Cameo" Stars TECHNICOLOR® • Screenplay by JAMES POE. JOHN FARROW and S. J. PEREIMAN ADMISSION: ADULTS $1.25 - CHILDREN 50c COMPLETE -- UNCUT -- INTACT TIME SCHEDULE THURS FRI - SAT - SUN - MON TUES EVENING PERFORMANCE AT 8:00 P.M. SUNDAY MATINEE AT 2:30 P.M. NO MATINEE ON SATURDAY _ TOU »! HW«YS WELCOME I! TOUR j 129 N. Riverside Dr. PHONE 26 AGENCY DRUG STORE McHenry, III. 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