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Font THE McHENf* tLAINDEALEH Thursday,. LAu gust 27* 195^1 Wtdkh. Now that the Rockefellers have that wedding taken care of in Sweden, news reports seem to be getting back to normal. Marie Yegge, who watched the White Sox double header on T.V. Sunday, was the first to tell us about the Sox acquiring "Big Klu." She reminds us that the Yankees picked up Johnny Mize a few years ago and he proceeded to pick up the Yankees. Mize was over the hill, but he had enough left to >vin a pennant. Let us not mislead you. Marie is still a Cub fan and hadn't been seen at any Democratic rallies. Congratulations to Manager Jcx$ Frett and his Johnsburg Tigers on a highly successful' season that landedTthem on*fhe top of the County League staDdings. Ed Doyle just came in at this point so we have completely lost any train of thought we might have had. He can't believe the Sox will win the pennartt and foresees yours truly as a hopeless physical and mental wreck at the end of the se^6on. Manager John Knox and his Shamrocks brought baseball bade a long way in McHenry during the season. Getting local players in the lineup and working with young players has given the team a big lift. Always like to visit with Donald Givens, but he had sad news this morning. Told us Walter Warner passed away. We had mentioned just recently that it was about time for Walter to pay us a visit. We talked of a few. things besides baseball, but not many. We will miss those visits. The ranks are thinning. Would like to say thanks to somebody for mailing us a masterpiece of artistic endeavor^ the past week that made reference to Sox pitchers. Another item for our scrap book. Tfie picture is a darb. •*" -- • • FLASH The Chicago Firemen will play the Tigers on the Johnsburg diamond Saturday afternqpn. Game time is 1:30. BUR6WWS COUNTY LEAS Lor en Freund On Mound As Tigers Trip Dundee 4-3 By Lee Hiller The Johnsburg Tigers, with a record of 16-2, won the McHenry County League title Kist Saturday afternoon by whip-, ping the stubborn Dundee ball club 4 to 3. Loren Freund pitched the entire game to add another victory to his record. The Tigers scored the rirst of their runs in the top of the first on a single to right by Lloyd Freund and a double to left field by Wally Frett. Dundee came back to even *the score in the second on successive singles by Plauck. M. Fritz and Calbow. They added their final two in the third when Plauck was safe on <in error and was driven home on R. Hopp's home run. Johnsburg added their second run in the fourth on a walk by Tom Huemann, a single by Loren Freund and a double to center by Dick Hiller. They scored the tying and winning runs in the sixth inning when Loren Freund hit a double to right field. Dick Hiller followed with a single to right, driving in Freund. Hiller stolfc second and third and scored when a pitched ball got by the catcher. After the fourth inning when Loren Freund issued a pair of walks, Dundee got only one more runner on base. It was a fine win for the Tigers. Doubles: Loren Freund, T. Oeffling, W. Frett, D. Miller. Home Run: R. Hopp. Walks: Loren Freund, 3, M. Fritz, 4. Strikeouts: Loren Freund, 7, M. Fritz 3. Johnsburg D. Hiller, cf, rf [R. Madden, ss Lloyd Freund, 2b W. Frett, lb T. Oeffling, If B. Nowak, c T. Huemann, 3b B. Schmitt, rf A. Jackson, cf Loren Freund, p Daftly Pinups revelation is a sudden reasoning that arouses you before you've even rested. !he snail is the clever creatiife that carries its house on it|! back. *The warmth of giving without weight or measure, is ^fcnething you part with, and y|t may treasure. vReal difficulties may render yew competent; imaginary ones leave you helpless. •Liking people for what they a Be. not because of what they s&nd for, makes for upright living. ^ ^Sound economy; saving your breath. Anonymous Dundee Buhrow, cf, If G. Hopp, ss Poffpaff, c Plauck, 3b R. Hopp, lb M. Fritz, p Calbow, 2b P. Fritz, If, rf Waschow, rf Doyle, cf AB 5 4 5 4 4 4 2 3 1 4 36 AB 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 0 4 33 R 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 R 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 SOFTBALL NOTES Tuesday night Hettermann defeated Hans' Tavern 9-5 and, along with Bimbo's loss to Old Bridge, won the championship of the 16" League. Dick Hiller homered in the 1st for Hettermann and 3 runs1 scored in the 3rd on 4 hits, 3 in the 5th on 3 hits and 2 errors ^nd the last two runs came in on Dick Fredrick's triple andi Beskow's fly. ball. Tom Nolan lead Hans' with 2 doubles and a homer. Hans' Tavern 0021002--5 7 4 Hettermann 103032x^-9 ll 7 Old Bridge scored 4 runs in the 7th inning 'to knock Bimbo's out of first place and go on "to win 12-7. The game was tied going into the 6th when John McGee doubled and Bob O'Brien singled him home to take the lead. In the seventh with one out Howie Knox homered, Dick Weber doubled, and with two outs Jim Kennebeck reached first on an error, then John McGee hit his 3rd double and Bob Freund followed with a single to score the 4 ^ns. Jack Thomas led Bimbo's with a walk, single and double. Harold Golbeck' hit a 2 run homer in the first, his 9th of the year. Old Bridge 0133014--12 16 4 Bimbo's 2032000-- 7 9 5 Thursday night Bimbo's and McCullom Lake played a game to determine who would take second place. A 3 run 7th inning for McCullom Lake won the game and 2nd place 7-6. The seventh started with Bud Lawrence hitting a double, John Congdon grounded to second for one out. Ken Brand flied to left for two outs, then Dave Hansen hit for Sullivan and singled home one run, Stu Koutney hit a ground run double to right to put men on second and third and then Bill Schmidt sent them home with a single to center to end the game. Koutney led McCullom with a single, 2 doubles and a triple. Chuck Payne tripled in the 5th for Bimbo's and Harold Golbeck homered to tie the score. In the 6th Bob Becker singled and Lloyd Bradley homered to take the lead 6-4 until the 7th. Bimbo's . lQ0122ft--610 3 McCullom Lk. 1030003--711 2 The play-offs started Tuesday and will continue every Tues. & Thurs. for 3 weeks, starting time will be 7:15. The games will match Hettermann & Bimbo and McCullom Lake & Old Bridge. FINAL STANDINGS FOX VALLEY RIDERS Congratulations were extended to the members for the fine cooperation in making our last Scrambles a big success. Each race we ask the riders for comments on improving the track so that by the State Championship on October 11th we will have one of the best Scrambles Race Tracks. Johnsburg 100 102 000 Dundee 012 000 000 Earlier in the week, in a night game played at Elgin's Wing Park, the Elgin VFW broke the Tiger winning streak in county at fifteen. The Tigers out-hit the VFW by 9 to 5, but left eleven men on base. Terry Britz started for the Tigers and allowed only three hits in six and one third innings but gave up eight runs. He walked eight and fanned seven. Dick Drafz relieved him and allowed one run and was tagged for two hits. Double: Lloyd Freund Home Run: Vaughan Walks: Britz, 8 and Gordon, 7. Strikeouts: Britz, 7, Drafz, 1 and Gordon, 12. Johnsburg AB D. Hiller, rf 4 R. Madden, ss 3 Lloyd Freund, 2b A. Jackson, cf J. Huff, 3b W. Frett, lb T. Oeffling If T. Huemann, c T. Britz, p NAL B Mickey Schaefer Last Sunday, the McHenry Shamrocks defeated the Elgin V.F.W. 6-4 behind the pitching of Denny Freund. Denny gave up six hits, struck out 9, walked 5. Chuck Pierce led our hitting attack with two hits. Jack Schaefer, Roger Benson, Don Bentz, Herb Baker, Tom Roti and Rab Weber had our other six hits. Roger Benson had a double driving in two runs, and Rab Weber scored the winning run and had a perfect day with a single, two walks, and was hit by a pitch. Elgin scored two runs in the third to take a 2-0 lead. We scored a run in the fifth when Herb Baker led off with a single, he was followed by Rab Weber who walked. Chuck Pierce then singled to load the bases with nobody out. Tom Roti struck out and Jack Schaefer followed with a {Jingle to right scoring Baker, but Rab Weber was out trying to score from second. Gene Freund struck out to end the inning. Elgin scored two more runs in the seventh to make the score 4-1. We tied the score in the seventh when Rab Weber led off with a single. After Pierce flied out Tom Roti came through with a single. Jack Schaefer then walked to fill the bases with one out. Gene Freund walked to force in a run. After Freund was an easy out Roger Benson hit a long double to left to score our final two runs of the inning. We scored our final two runs in the eighth when, after Baker struck out, Rab Weber was hit by a pitch. Chuck Pierce got a single with Weber stopping at second. With Tom Roti batting, Weber and Pierce advanced on a wild pitch. Roti then grounded to the pitcher. With Jack Schaefer batting, the pitcher threw two more wild pitches allowing both runners to score. Schaefer walked and Gene Freund grounded out to end the inning Elgin VFW Matison, 2b Graening, rf Vaughan, cf Webb, If, lb St. John, c Warmer, If Bochum, ss, c Olsen, lb, ss Ross, 3b Rhodes, p AB 5 W L Hettermann 11 3 McCullom Lake 11 4 Bimbo's 10 4 Old Bridge 9 5 Buss Motors 5 9 Hans' Tavern 5 9 Holiday Inn 4 10 Casey's 2 12 1959 Batting Leaders D. Grau .585 L. Freund .574 J. Hayes .555 B. Peisert .537 G. Morenz JS11 H. Golbeck .511 R. Boro .491 C. Cuda .478 E. Janik .475 B. Nolan .458 S. Koutney .448 B. O'Brien .448 E. Todd .442 G. Street .440 B. Lawrence .431 MEN ARE SMARTER (?) The brain of the average human male weighs 1,400 grams, or 49.3 ounces, according to the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology. The average human female brain weighs 125 grams Ijfess. But the elephant's brain, male or female, weighs a great deal more. So what? D. Drafz, p B. Nowak, ph Elgin VFW Puffpaff, 2b Mattson, 2b Graening, rf Vaughan, cf Webb, If St. John, c Bachum, ss Olson, lb Ross, 3b Gordon, p 5 5 5 5 2 2 3 0 1 35 AB 2 3 1 4 2 3 3 4 3 3 28 R 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 R 0 1 2 1 2 1 0 0 1 1 9 WE RENT Almost Everything from . . . LAWN SWEEPERS to HOSPITAL BEDS Call If 16 542 W. Main Open Dally 8 - 6 -- Wed. Sun. 8 - 12 .enry 2 5 4 3 1 3 4 3 4 34 AB 2 4 3 4 4 1 4 4 29 002 000200--4 6 0 000 010 32X--S&f Loser: Rhodes Winner: D. Freund 4-3 Doubles: Benson Triples: Vaughan Strike outs: Freund 9 Rhodes Shamrocks Schaefer, ss G. Freund, 2b D. Freund, p Benson, lb Baker, rf Weber, 3b Pierce, cf Roti, If Elgin VFW Shamrocks R 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 R 1 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 6 * Outdoors By Jack Walsh Here is a rundown on the 1 9 5 9 h u n t i n g s e a s o n s a n d limits. Hunters will have 65 consecutive days in 1959 during which they may" hunt the mourning dove in Illinois, according to an announcement today by Director Glen D. Palmer of^the'state Department of Conservation. Tht/ season will run from September 1 through November 4 and shooting hours throughout the season will be between noon and sunset (central standard time). Daily bag limit has been set at 10 and possession limit after the first day of the season is 20. An extra cock pheasant and 12 additional rabbit hunting days will be allowed Illinois hunters next season under regulations announced by the state Department of Conservation. The pheasant season was left at Nov. 11 (starting at noon central standard time) to Nov. 30, inclusive. It is unlawful for any person to take more than three cock pheasants in any one day. Possession for opening day will be three cock pheasants; from the second day until the end of the season the possession limit will be six cock pheasants. The rabbit season will run from Nov. 21 through Jan. 31. Daily bag and possession limit on rabbits remains five and ten. Northern zone hunters will have their chances at the squirrels from September 1 to October 31, inclusive. Bag and possession limits will be 5 and 10, the same as last year, in both zones>$hooting hours are sunrise to sunset. MARIAN HIGH WILL PLAY HOME GAMES AT FOUR LOCATIONS Walks: Freund 5 Rhodes 8 Hit by Pitch: Weber. McCullom Lake Treated Today McCullom Lake Sportsman men's Club will treat the water in McCullom Lake today (Thursday) to kill unwanted fish. Club members ask the public to refrain from using the lake for one week while it is being cleaned. Nine football games-- four at home and five away--have been scheduled for Marion Central Catholic High School's first season, Tom Parsley, athletic director and football coach, annouriP9& Ipday. Marian, a new county-wide parochial school serving the 14 0 ^Catholic parishes in McHenry county, will play its four home games at four different locations. Our football field at Marian isn't ready" explained Parsley, so we thought it a good opportunity to give people in communities other than Woodstock a chance to see the team play nearer their home. By playing games at McHenry, ' Crystal Lake, and Woodstock, we hope to emphasize that Marian is truly a county-wide high school." The Marian eleven opens September 19 against powerful Aquin of Freeport on the McHenry high school gridiron. Pidtahee cu By Helen McMahon yl't was Saturday evening with the. ladies in their prettiest gowrtsrHfhe club hoyse beautifully decorated,, and delightful music to set the mood for the highlight of the Pistakee Yacht Club summer season. It was the Commodore's Ball, the occasion when the members honor the commodores, present and past. Preceding the ball was a cocktail party which was enriched by beautiful organ music played by Mrs. Albert ^EJarbiari. Mrs. William Marticke was in charge of the hc>rs d'oeuvre table which had a tempting assortment of delicacies donated by many women of the club. The decoratiohs, tastefully done in green and gold by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelsen, added a note of elegance to the party. Commodore and Mrs. Robert Mielenz expressed their appreciation for the cooperation and loyalty shown to them during the year. Sharing the spotlight with Com. and Mrs. Mielenz were the past commodores and commodores' ladies, Mrs. Harry E. Hoff, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Waters, Mrs. James J. O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Gifford and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Looze. Dr. and Mrs. William Nye, E n t e r t a i n m e n t C h a i r m e n , placed the major responsibility for the outstanding dinner on the shoulders of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll E. Dietle. They were ably assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hovey, Mr. and Mrs. William Marticke, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hartmann, Mr. and Mrs. "Albert Barbian, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hayes, Mr. Mike Mielenz, Mr. Bud Huch, Mr. Gene Dietle, Mr. Kirk Merley and the Misses' Mary Ellen and Jane Nye, Sue and Mary Lou Pierson, Lynn Hartmann and Chris Nelsen. Treasurer for the party was Mr. Carl Janensch. The Saturday race was sailed in a very muggy, still atmosphere with Ron Schloemer, Y36, in 1st place; Don Looze, YIH, in 2nd place, and Norm Reese, Y27, in 3ro The regular Sunday morning race was sailed in a warm but sufficient breeze. The winner was Ron Schloemer, Y36, followed by Norm Reese, Y27, and Ray Olsen, Y6. While the sailors rested and refueled at lunchtime they watched the dinghy fleet race around the course. 1st place went to Henry DeYoung, 2nd place to Danny Arkema and 3rd place to Jacky Looze. The weekend was climaxed by the annual Pomierski Brothers' Championship Crew Race., It is this master-slave reversal that makes the crew's life worth living for this is when the. crew takes over the tiller and the whip. This race was sailed Sunday afternoon and before it was finished at least two boats turned over" and one boat was dismasted during the violent winds that preceded the downpour. The winners of these coveted trophies were: 1st place, Mrs. Bill Siater skipping Yl; 2nd place, Ron Leganger skipping Y36; 3rd place, Hetty DeYoung skipping Y27. Next weekend will be a change of pace when we get in full swing for the Western party. Besides the fine meal planned for that night and the usual dancing, there will be square dancing with the well known caller, Mr. Ernie Useman. 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