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y?--v •• * Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, March 3, 1960 CUaJUJiu The Barritagton Broncos, after a dubious start, finally began to feel their oats as the season progressed and outlasted the field to win the North Suburban basketball title. Visiting Zion-Benton lost a heart-breaker to Barrington 82 to 80. Murphy let go with a last second shot that went through the net, but was ruled no, count. The man said time had run out before the shot. We wouldn't want to call that one. MCHS TRACK TEAM TO START PRACTICE SOON Coach Hutchinson Looks For Broken Records This Year CRYSTAL LAKE IN PHOTO FINISH OVER WARRIORS. 71-70 By Lambert Freund Coach Johnny Paul used his . entire bench and each player got into the swing act as Dundee beat Woodstock 91 to 53. Hill scored 44 points for Libert wills in downing Palatine ; 71 to 52. This gave Hill the top scoring honors for the season with 271 points. McHenry High School track team starts _its practice next week in preparation for second year of competition in tweinty years. » Truly outstanding performers in their 'first year of track were miler Jim Jones and half miler Mike Creighton. Both were Conference and County Champions in their events. Jones is gone along with other We were unable to attend standouts as hurdler Sonny ^ .the game at Crystal Lake Fri- j Hocin. and board jumper and j ancj leading af the half 36-35. Last Friday the Warriors travelled to Crystal Lake for the last game of the regular season and were downed in a photo-fihish by one point 71-70. The loss left McHenry with a 9-5 conference record of the season, finishing fourth in the North Suburban loop behind S Barrington, Zion and Crystal | Lake. The game was lost by one free throw as both teams clicked on 26' two-pointers. Crystal Lake completed 19 of 32 gift shots while the Warriors hit 18 of 24. The Tigers broke from the barrier with 19 in the first lap to 12 for McHenry. The Warriors quickly closed the gap taking the second period 24-16 'day, night, but the boys who fnever miss tell us the Warriors "should have'won instead of losing by one point. • We did go to see the home 'team whip highly rated Hampshire 81 to 62 Tuesday night jn the regional tournament. They were a hot ball club! mile relay man Jim Creighton. Coming back to improve their times and distances are some fine athletes; last year's leading point maker, Mike Creighton '(1091. miler Jim The lead again switched sides as tjlg Lakez&jiabbed the third round 20-16. In the final period the lead was exchanged often as the game went down to the wire The Tigers led as Hansen who had a total of 61 ! the final second ticked away . John Steinbach had 28 points :and a great game to his credit. ^Hampshire had some real isharp marksmen, but ran out <>f gas against the rugged Warriors. Steinbach had 13 baskets ^nd 2 free throws in a performance that had the crowd inking notice. \ Elgin's Maroons beat Mar- Ian 75 to 27 in one of those •games that never should have "been arranged, ^hen the Mar- Ian "boys left the floor, they received an ovation that must have made them wonder if they had won. r Crystal Lake's timer has a horn that sounds like old No. 6 comin' round the bend. points and led the sophomores. Tom Creighton in the half mile, and dash men Ron Freund. Paul Steffen, Tony Espey. and Pat Faunt. Coming back in the mile will be Jay Walkington. Roger Zahn and Allen Baur. McHenry hopes to improve the weight events with Bill Wright, Tom Cusack. Bill Hintze, and Larry Freund in the Shot Put. and Ed Samen and Roger Swanson in the Discus. In the Pole Vault. George Wilkinson will be shooting to get over his efforts of last season. Five records were set last year, in the mile relay. 880 yard run, 120 yard high hurdles, 880 yard relay, 180 low hurdles, and the 440 yard relay. Coach Hutchinson believes that some if not all these records will be broken along with , some of the older records. But ! * flkenberg and ended up at the top end of a close 71-70 final. Mike Creighton copped scoring honors in the game with 21 to his credit. Weightman of Crystal Lake had 20. McHenry (70) j FO FT F PTS ! Creighton, T. 3 2 3 8 Samen 4 0 3 8 Morenz 1 1 1 3 i Creighton, M. 7 7 1 21 i Oeffling 1 1 2 3 j Hester 6 1 3 13 j Reid 0 0 5 0 Steinbach 4 6 5 14 i Miller 0 0 1 0 i i Totals 26 18 24 70 i Edwards j Konrad Bond Crystal Lake (71) FG FT F PTS Main interest in the tournatnent is to see how good Harvard really is this year. . Crystal Lake High is the tilace for a tournament. They have room like nobody has. They treat the press real fine ~just like people. And we liked that lady at the organ, especially when she rolled out those Irish tunes. The Warriors now can figure eut how to beat Elgin Thursday night. It has been done. ' Some of the young baseball players have inquired about the coming season. To the Pony C-rads we would like to report that you will have a team. We would like to see two teams. Fred Petersen and Don Kinsala are working out plans. first it will take a lot of practice and desire by those who hope to set them. * "Records are made to be broken". More later. ; V. Doherty, with the Tuesday Thirty Niners had 189-180- 527. The Freund Oil girls had 2275 actual pins. Other top scores: J: Balwin 667, A. Mc- Garroll 657, M. Fuchs 561. And Flay Bryson had a series under 600! . The sports world is paying great tribute to Joe Boland tjiis week. He died too young. Many a football fan turned on tjie picture of the game on their TV set, then listened to Joe Boland's description over nearby radio. There was a man! DAILY PINUPS . A little flattery now and then, is relished by the best of men. • Some people can't distinguish between peace of mind afid piece of mindL Track and Fields Records McHenry High School Event T. W. S. 120 yd. H. H. 16.4 1959 Set By -- Mike Creighton 100 yd. Dash 9.9 1939 Set By -- Ed Mooney 880 yd. Run 2:03 8 1959 Set By -- Mike Creighton 880 yd. Relay 1:41 1959 Set By -- S. Hocin - R. Freund H. Justen - J. Creighton 440 yd. Dash 54.6 1938 Set By -- H. Taxman 180 yd. L. H. 22.5 1959 Set By -- Tony Hocin Mile Run 4:46 1941 Set By -- L. McCannon 220 yd. Dash 21.9 1938 Set By -- H. Ferweda Mile Relay 3:42 3 1959 Set By -- J. Creighton - B. O'Brien - T. Creighton - M. Creighton Shot Put 41* 10". 1939 Set By -- R. Justen Pole Vault 10' 6" 1938 Set By -- G. R. Knox High Jump 6' V 1938 Set By -- L. Smith Discus 115' 4" 1938 Set By - H. Taxman Broad Jump 21' 10" 1933 Set By -- H. Patzke 440 yd. Relay 49.2 1959 Set By -- A. Thornton - K. Aeverman - J. Templeman - R. Freund -T.--Time *W. S.--When Set Weightman Rosvlek Smith Oberlin Totals By Quarters McHenry Crystal L. 4 2 4 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 5 5 3 15 9 2 3 20 1 5 1 7 2 . 2 1 6 5 3 0 13 26 19 14 71 12 24 16 18--70 19 16 20 16--71 MERCHANTS FINISH SECOND IN LOOP CAGE TOURNAMENT By Mickey Schaefer Woodstock (81) ' G F Scharnau Beth Kurtz Lagurauser Shook Schacht Judson . Musser Woodstock McHenry 1 0 15 0 .. * V*p 4 3 0 0 3 37 1 0 2 13 5 0 0 1 0 12 2 5 26 5 0 3 10 35 11 20 81 16 23 24 18--81 19 19 17 28--83 Dundee (107) G F Paul J. Hopp R. Hopp V. Hopp Hendricks Imhoff Pauck Schuring Notz 20 6 3 5 7 1 3 3 0 TP 43 14 10 10 14 4 6 ' 6 0 Henry vs. Peru. 4:00 p.m. -- Seniors - Johnsburg vs. St. Gregory. 5:15 p.m. -- Heavies -- McHenry. vs. Aurora. 6:45 p.m. -- Juniors -- McHenry vs. Peru. 8:15 p.m. -- Heavies -- West Brooklyn vs. Virgil. Entertainment at 7:45" p.m. -- A real good local German Band. IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII FOX VALLEY RIDER F llllllllll Illllllllllllllllllllll IIIIMIIIIIIIIIIItl 48 11* 19 107 JffcHenry (74) G F A. Beck J. Schaefer R. Benson J. Justen B. Waltz C. Pierce R. Mauer McHenry Dundee 3 2 10 2 5 2 0 TP 21 14 22 6 5 4 2 25 24 14 74 16 23 17 18-- 74 27 24 37 19:--107 NORTH SUBURBAN Final Standings W L Pts 11 10 10 9 Barrington Crystal/ Lake Zion-Bfchjton McHenry Libtrttfvillte Dundee Woodstock Palatitie Op 884 870 844 831 865 924 784 722 1069 745 959 1078 960 954 883 924 STATE C.0J. BASKETBALL M FULL SWING Good Games And Entertainment On Next Sunday Menu ' An opportunist is one who grabs opportunity before it turns the corner. ' Love may be the same old sfory but it still makes sense. Going around in circles doesn't always make you a big i wheel. i MATT EICHINGER GAINS MENTION AT MICHIGAN STATE Matt Eichinger, a freshman at Michigan State University from McHenry. reeenHv placed third in the intramural basketball free throw event. 0 In regular competition, his 24 baskets in 25 attempts was good enough to gain a tie for first place with two other contestants. However, he finished third in a final elimination round. Matt is 19 and is majoring in engineering. He resides at 119 Washington Street. The Dundee Evergreens, behind Johnny Paul's 43 points, defeated McHenry 107-74 to win the Northern Illinois Amateur basketball league tournament at Dundee high school gym. Cary placed third with a 90-84 victory over Woodstock. The Evergreens jumped off to an early lead in the championship game and never were headed. Besides the 43 point output of the remarkable Paul, Jerry Hopp and Don Hendricks connected for 14 points apiece. Roger Benson and Art Beck led our attack in the championship game with 22 and 21 | points respectable. Jack Schae- | fer was the only other Mer- ! chant player to score in double j figurers with 14. In the semi-final contests, i the Dundee Evergreens adj vanced by downing Cary 80- 166 and McHenry won a late i 83-81 decision over Woodstock j on two free throws by Schaefer i in the last three seconds. Gib ; Kurts was high point man of j the game with 37 points, Jim I Judson, also of Woodstock, scored 26 points. Don Bentz again had a big night with 31 I points. John Huff scored 17 ' points, Roger Benson 16, and I Jack Schaefer 12. McHenry i had to rally in the last period to win this game. McHenry (88) The 14th annual Forester basketball tournament, being played in McHenry. is off to a flying, start and heading toward a big day next Sunday. As in all first rounds, some games were close and some were lopsided. The competition tightens from here on to the finish line. In the heavyweight division. McHenry defeated DeSota of Chicago 67 to 55. West Brooklyn ed^ed Hampshire 35 - 33. Johnsburg's No. 2 team beat St. Gregory 51 to 44. The redhot ttfou 1 Johnsburg team rolled over Peru to the tune of 102 to 38. The Peru Seniors had enough to spare over LaSalle 49 to 34. In the Ranger group, St. Gregory' No. i smothered Elgin 58 -9. Peru beat McHenry 16 -13. , Mfeftehry No. 2 in the Junior grbup (ijhiis is Jim Doran's J V. $t.'\Mary's team with a 15-0 recbrtJV beat St. Gregory 28-24. Peru beat Johnsburg 25 -18. , Gamfeg Sunday, March 6 11:66 A.m. -- Seniors -- M„c- Henry vsi Johnsburg No. 2. 12:30 •p.m. -- Juniors -- fl^oline vs. McHenry No. 2. 1.15 p.m. -- Rangers -- Johnsburg vs. St. Gregory No. 1. 2:00 p.m. -- Rangers - Peru vs. St Gregory No. 2 2:45 p.m. -- Seniors -- Mc- ATTENTION cycle riders. A new prograrti of activities are being planned for this year. Scrambles, picnics, and road runs are on tap for members during the year. Scrambles will be the major activity sponsored by our club. I The highlights of the year's j racing activity-will be a cham- j pionship, and the third annual 50 Lap Marathon which is a favorite among riders who love a long tough grind. "The Marathon is a real test of men and machines. Possible club runs will be to a rally at Shanno, Wisconsin, and to a hill climb at Muskegan, Michigan. Other runs will be held to field meets, scrambles, and road runs of Northern Illinois Motor Cycle Association member elubs.^ Also after various meetings, scavenger hunts and lime bag runs will be held. If you now ride quite a bit. are just learning how to ride or are just a little bit interested in cycles, it may pay you back in fun. enjoyment, and satisfaction to learn more about our club. I Why don't you stop in at one j .of our meetings and find out for yourself how an organized cycle club operates. If you wish j to become a memher you must j attend four consecutive meet- j ings. This enables club mem- j bers to get to know you and I you to know them a little bet- ! ter. If you join you will be- i come an active member in the j most active cycle club in our j area and also become active in | the greatest and fastest grow- j ing sport in our country. "Mo- | tor Cycling " j All meetings are held on j Wednesday evenings at 7:30 j Meetings are held at Raven's farm on the Griswold Lake black top 3 miles east of the j new bridge at highwny 120 or 3 miles west of highway 176 on ! the black top. McHENRY RECREATION C.D. of A. M. Fuchs 235-561; Ml Stoffel 161-454; C. Sickafoose 411; L Hanley 185-439; 1 J. Driscoll 399; E. Nell 161-438; A. Guzzardo 409; B. Clark 164-445; G. Barbian 173-485; D. McCarroll 162-411; E. Blake 166-427; L. Blake 166-418; L. Phannenstill 423; A. Gaulke 165-465; M. Thennes 190-506; B. O'Brien 192-490. Railroads: A. Vaupell 6-7-10 and A. Willard 6-7-10. Nlte On Is -- ^ , L. Worts 418; P. Greene 437; H. Miller 202-498; I. Kreier 412; J. Diedrich 437;'E. Koenemann 178-460; E. Tonyan 404; H. Gerambio 433; M. Wagner 408; H. Solchenberger 418; J. Rosing 181-449; R. Simon 445; N. Bowman 177-172-513; C. Colman 170-454; M. Murphy 170-441; J. Fants 426; M. Gates 176-458;-F. Kuna 214-511; M. Stoffel 449; M. Foss 411; E. Varese 403; L. Miller 189-425; R. Kluk 170-462. Railroads: L. Stone 6-7; E. Tonyan 6-7-10; J. Diedrich 6-7; G. Hastings 5- 8-10. Thursday 9:15 -- Lakeside Inn 1-2 -- Northern Illinois Machinists 2-1. C. Abel 529; R. Guzzardo 209- 534. Park Pub 2-1 -- Kent Corporation 1-2. R. Blake 207-556; B. Blake 212-5H2; J. Marsella 545; R. Kleinhuizen 209-204- 559.' Bimbo's 2-1 -- H. E.. Buch & Sons 1-2. R. Smith 206-589; F. Low 554; V. Weyland 527; E. Kroncke 208-556. Freund Oil Co. 2-1 -- Riverside Barber Shop 1-2. A. Noonan 210-534; B. Kreier 540; L. Nimsgern 553. F. M Television 1-2 -- Carey Electric 2-1. McKim 526; Hojnacki 202-206; K. Roby 236- 538. Clark Chevrolet 3-0 -- Old Bridge 0-3. H. Lottchea 530; C. Corso 209. Commercial -- Kleinhans Building Service 2-1 -- - Brennans Milk Service 1-2. R. Low 257-601; A. Otto, 'The Place To Go' RATES DEAN'S LIST ^Dean Robert A. Nicholson has announced that RalpK Sprague, son of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Sprague, Rt. 2, Wonder Lake, is on the first semester dean's list at Anderson. Ind., College. A senior studying mathematics, Sprague had a grade point average of 2.153 out of a possible 3 0. He is a 1956 graduate of Morgan Park high school, Chicago, and was one of twenty-seven fourths year students - on the honors list of the Church of Godsponsored liberal arts school. PRESENT SHOW The Lake county chapter. Sweet Adelines will present their third annual show, "Everybody Sing", on March 5 in St. Joseph's auditorium, 515 S. Utica street, Waukegan. Starring on the show are The Vocal Chords, regional champions. This outstanding female quartet is being brought back by popular demand. Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. Admission 70c -- 25c TONITE - FRI - SAT 2 Explosive Hits! ' SAL MINEO "GENE KRUPA STORY" plus 2nd feature KOOKIE BYRNES "LIFE BEGINS AT 17' SUN - MON - TUES - WED "CASH McCALL" James Garner - Natalie Wood RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONIC EVergreen 6-2436 [AlNING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS Service • Heated & Unheated Kennels German Shortkair Pups For Sale jObfcdlence - Hunting - Retrieving A. Beck D. Bentz J. Schaefer J. Huff ! R. Benson 1 J. Justen ; B. Waltz i G. Pierce G F P TP 3 0 2 6 11 9 2 31 4 4 2 12 6 5 0 17 6 4 2 16 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 1 30 23 15 83 Mental pill: cheerfulness. Anonymous INVISIBLE RAYS j X-rays are invisible rays of radiant energy capable of penetrating the human body and tracing ai shadowy image of body structures on film. This enables the radiologist, or physician specializing in their use, to dr-toct disease. Learn To Dance On Roller Skates New Beginner's Classes Starting on Tuesdays 7 to 8 P.M. at JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHENRY Rink Open Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. Si Sun. 8 to II p.m. -- Matinee Sat. & Sun. 1:30 to 4i00 p.m. V SPECIAL SELLING WOOL SHIRTS sins Sir.,ivmIt**#**** * . f I'** • 1 ' t.yx+r* * • £1* < M* Warm colorful plaids of wool and orlon blends. Washable fabrics $7.95 to $10.00 values $495 £TORE for MEN 117 S. Green St. Phone EV 5-0047 McHenry, III. , Open Daily 8 a.m to 6 p.m. - Fridays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. 'til 12 Noon ...the Mm Mess end of TODAY'S TOP-PERFORMANCE OUTBOARD MOTOR! STARFLITIr /^EVINRUDE A new achievement in sizzling speed and all-around performance. The one motor that makes no compromise in any quarter. There's never been a motor CO match it before! Sr. 221-551; F. Matthesius 530. Gairelts Contract Co. l-2c-~\ McHenry State Bank 2-1. R Gairelts 540. <= Bimbo's 0-3 -- Craft Bulk- Coolers 3-0. D. Houghton 224; F. Covalt 203-543; T. Varese 526. V.F.W. Post 4600 2:1 -- Thread & Gage Co., Inc. 1-2. L. Berry 526; J. Clark 210-595; A- Otto, Jr. 550; L. Nimsgern 204-210-577; J. Martinucci 220- 535. George's White House 2-1 -- Mc Henry Laundry 1-2 I. Greene 238-592; R. Wiegman 207-559. Mark's Sports Center 2-1 -- Worts Service Station 1-2. Tuesday Thlrty-Nlners -- McHenry State Bank 0-3 -- Pitzen's 3-0. V. Doherty 180- 189-527. McHenry Co-op 1-2 -- Nye's Drug 2-1 N. Stilling 456. H. E. Buch & Sons 0-3 -- Freund Oil 3-0. D. Pieroni 456; H. Busch 178-487; i C. Ahtons( C. Schlitt >75-479; Afctonson 185-458; M. Einspar 417; B. Mackinder 180-463: D. Freund 458. Freund Oil had a total series of 2275 actual pins. Ten Pin Queens -- T. Steffan 439; M. Donnt^e/ 472; R. Barbian 213-487. Overton Caddi-Lacs 1-2 -- L & M Constructors ,2-1. W. Gehrke 446. Merrill Woolen 0-3 -- Cristy & Stendebach 3-0. Elsie's Charm Ffouse 1-2 -- S.R.A. 2-1. E. Petersen 470; E. Meeker 450/ Rutledge Caddy Cart 2-1 --, Bungalow Inn 1-2. M. B. 177-455; L. Burns 446: M. DOTerty 201-507; L. Michels 192- 469; K. Fuhler 180- 477. Business. Men's League -- Bimbo's No. 2 2-1 -- Bimbo's No 1 1-2 D. Houghton 220. Ludwig Milk 1-2 -- North Continued on Page > 5 ELM TeL JAckson 6-1421 Wauconda, III LAST DAY THURS., MARCH 3 "ON THE BEACH" starring GREGORY PECK -- AVA GARDNER \ FRED ASTAIRE -- ANTHONY PERKINS 9 FRIDAY & SATURDAY MARCH 4 - 5 SUSAN JAMES KRUPA) PICTURES RELEASE Saturday Matinee: 15 Color Cartoons at 1:30 p.m. SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY M A R C H 6 - 7 - 8 starring 1960s big bright romantic delight! James Garner^ ^Natalie Wood from WARNIR BROS. |^| TECHNICOLOR* icmr&rt by ICNOftf BffH Md MMI0N HARGROVE . PraducM by HENRY BLANKE . OvkM by JOSEPH PEVNf WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY < 9 MARCH 9 -- 12 1 Double Feature Program , . "1001 ARABIAN NIGHTS" STARRING ' "THE NEARSIGHTED MR. MAGOO" also "THE FLYING FONTAINES": t McHenry Theatre 218 S. GREEN ST. PHONE 144 THURSDAY -- FRIDAY -- SATURDAY, M A R C H 3 - 4 - 5 By Return Engagement "PILLOW TALK" ROCK HUDSON -- DORIS DAY also SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS MGRS. NOTE: This is one of the most enjoyable, comedie^ that the entire family will love. See it again. SUNDAY -- MARCH 6 MATINEE ONLY 3:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. DONALD O'CONNOR in 'Francis Covers The Big Town AND CARTOONS : NOWI Buy ccbtfi& 6otje^t2/bugpet(i&. NORTH BRIDGE MARINE SERVICE East Ann Street Phone EV 5-3360 tVINMDE SALES AMD SEtWCf SUNDAY -- MONDAY -- TUESDAY M A R C H 6 - 7 - 8 SUNDAY: 5:00 - 7:00 - 9:00 P.M. "HAPPY ANNIVERSARY" 4> DAVID NIVEN MITZI GAYNOR ALSO SELECTED SHORT ^BJKCTS MGRS. NOTE: This is a wonderful laugh comedy, however, it is best suited for a mature audience. } WED. -- THURS. -- FRI. -- SAT. M A R C H 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Double Feature THE FLYING FONTAINES' AND "1001 ARABIAN NIGHTS'.'