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Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, June % jAs Dick Jagcr always says, "Stick with em!" Dick refers to our White .Sox, who are not acting like champions at the present time. After the Sox lost a double header on Memorial Day we had to meet too many people. It was necessary to go into the Plaindealer office the next day. Marie Yegge was busy phoning, but mentioned that she wanted to see us. Sure, she did! We stayed too long and who -liftould walk in but , Herb Reihansperger. ,'Now, aside from being a Cub stalwart; and American League berater, we think Herb is a fine fellow. But, just at the moment we would just as soon have seen the devil himself closing in on us. next Sunday, June 5. at 5 p.m. on the c<ty diamond. Don Kinsala is managing our Grads and Fred Peterson is working hard to help promote the league. What the boys need most at this time is financing. They need sponsors at a nominal cost. This is an important age group--boys who are too old for smaller leagues and not ready for the big fellows. Watch these boys play ball and you will want to play ball with them. We tried to get into our car unnoticed as Huppy Smith hollered a few "encouraging" words from across the street. DAILY PINUPS Singing the blue^ is the surest way to wreck yoUr whistle. Passing out kindness is much like picking pansies; the more you pick them, the more they bloom. MCHS VARSITY PLACES SECOND IN COUNTY MEET Mikje Creighlon At His (Best As Track Records Take Fall DUNDEE D. PLAUCH HOLDS TIGERS TO 4 HITS IN 6 TO 2 WIN The Johnsburg Tigers forced to play their Sunday game in Dundee because of wet grounds at home, met a fine Dundee team and were beaten 6-2. The The Johnsburg Tigers haven't been the Tigers of old this year, but they wove their magic around the Shamrocks in a very good holiday game, 5 to 4. The rest of the day went fair to middlin' until Ed! Doyle again watched his chance to wave us down. Darkness soon Tigf?rs home opener was put ..ell and our triP down town for at "jeast another week, was uneventful. j-)on p]auch pitched a strong game for Dundee, allowing only four hits. The game started out as a pitcher's duel between Don Plauch and Ted Schaeffer. With the score 2-1, with Dundee ahead, Bernie Schmitt tripled and tied the game on a sacrifice fly by John Huff. In the eighth inning, Dundee broke the game wide open by scoring four runs on five hits and in the ninth Johnsburg was unable to get back in the game. The Tigers have a couple of games scheduled this week with a Saturday afternoon game against a fine team from the Chicago area, and Sunday afternoon they will play a league game against Algonquin. Both games will start at 2 p.m. Let's see some good crowds out backing the Tigers this weekend. Dundee (6) AB Sonny Miller pitched for Johnsburg and went all the way in spite of some rough moments. The bases were full of Shamrocks in the ninth when Tom Huemann went back from third base to haul Sonny was so happy he ran way out to shake Tom's hand. Jim Wickencamp . pitched great ball for McHenry and took his loss like a real pro. Jim has had some shoulder trouble, but was a real fine pitcher in this game. With the diamond slow from So much rain, the infielders (with the exception of Lloyd Freund) played in pretty close. A,, step or two bacl^ might Jh8ve helped McHenry infielders. . Gene Freund hit One of the bjest blows of the game, a double into the wind. And that Was quite a wind. We thought the outfielders did real well. ; A good, close game like this one should bring out a rousing cyowd when the two teams ifeeet again. •j Roger Benson and Gene Freund did a lot of work on the diamond and things are Raping up fine. They moved Sod, set up the base paths and ftade the diamond look sharp. D. Plauch, p Rejesdore, ss R 1 0 Eddie Buss is handing out Cards with the National League Schedule. We saw it with our Own two eyes. In fact, Carl Weber handed us one at Glehjiy's the other day. The shock iyas almost unbearable until Frank Meyer assured us the firm also has American League cards. And. the Mayfields are On our side! B. Plauck, rf 2 -A* 0 0 Wright, rf 2 0 0 R. Hopp, 2b 3 0 0 Puffpaff, c 4 1 1 L. Hopp, 3b , 4 0 0 Dunel, lb 4 3 4 Doyle, cf 4 1 2 37 8 11 Johnsburg (2) V AB R H T. Oeffling, If 4 0 0 T. Huemann, 3b 4 0 1 L. Freund, 2b ( 4 0 0 W. Frett, lb 3 1 0 M. Freund, c 3 0 0 B. Brennan, ss 4 0 1 B. Schmitt, rf 3 1 2 S. Miller, 2b 1 0 0 J. Huff, cf 2 0 0 L. Freund, p 0 0 0 T. Schaeffer, p 3 0 0 31 2 4 Doubles: Dunel 2 Triples: Schmitt, Doyle Home Run: Dunel D u n e l , j; McHenry High drew favorable comments for the manner tn which the county track events were staged here last frreek. Coach Bill Hutchinson fcas some fine material coming jjjp next year so it looks like |IcHenry is very much in the track picture. Coach Hutchinfcon and his staff are doing a |ang-up job. ; Graduation always takes its foil, but this year it will take ft really great athlete, Mike jpreighton. You search the jvoods before you replace one like Mike. 2 Coach Freddie Tipps, a hustling baseball player of a few years back, brought, the Crystal Lake High team through for the championship of the JhJorth Suburban. A winning |>layer and a winning coach is Freddie Tipps. JUNIOR HIGH WINS COF GRADE SCHOOL SOFTBALL PLAY-OFF Crystal Lake . •. .55^ McHenry 45 Woodstock 44% Harvard ...... .30% Huntley*"... 15% Marengo . 6 Richmond 8 Marian ................ 4 Mike Creighton was at his best last Wednesday night (May 25V in the county trabk meet . held in McHenry, winning the High Hurdles (16.0) and setting new marks in the Low Hurdles of 21.2 and the High Jump at 6'1V. The judge of the High Jump was Russ Baumann who had held the old record of 6'^i" since 1938. Weber of Huntley broke a 27 year old record in the 440 Yd. Dash with the time of 52.7. Lahtka of Crystal Lake came in with a very close second. In the Mile Run a fine performance was put on by Lally of Crystal Lake who took first (4:41.7) and Leonard of Marian Central who came in second. McHenry took third, fourth and fifth with Jay Walkington, Jim Hanson, and Ron Thoma. With the exception of J a y W a l k i n g t c n , a l l t h e s e boys will be coming back next year, which will provide some keen competition in the Mile. The record for •'the Mite Relay was broken by Crystal Lake, who with the team of Lally, Fagan, Rosulek. and Harrington the relay in 3:36.9. At start of the Relay McHenry's team of P. Steffan, T. Creighton, R. Zahn and Ed Samen was dragging behind, but at the finish line it ended only a half step behind the record setting Crystal Lake tear^. Tom Creighton came through with a first in the 880 Yd. Run (2:06.1) adding 5 more points toJVIcHenry's score. There were many fans on hand to watch the meet, which was capably handled by Mr. McCracken and a staff of officials comprised of coaches and managers from the participating schools. Summary 120 H. H.: Mike Creighton. McHenry: Bob Falkenburg, Crystal Lake; Ron Welke. Harvard; Rusty Koch. Woodstock; Earl Daniel. Harvard, Tijfhe :16.0. 100 Yard Dash: Steve Adams, Crystal Lake; Roger Smith, Woodstock; Tom Parker. Woodstock:, Ron Freund, McHenry; Gene Loeffel, Marengo. Time :11.0. 880 Yard Run: Tom Creighton, McHenry; Pat Fagan, Crystal Lake; Don Harrington, Crystal Lake: Gearhart Seegers, Harvard; Bob Haase, Crystal Lake; Time 2:06.1. Shot: Lynn Stewart, Woodstock; Don Harrington, Crystal Lake; Ron Layman, Harvard; Bill Wright. McHenry; Ron Paar, Crystal Lake. Distance 48'4". 440 Yard Run: Etaice Webtef, Huntley; Rick Ledly, Crystal Lake; Jim Rosulek, Crystal Lake; Roger Zahn; McHenry; Chuck Miller, McHenry. Time :52.7. New Record. Old record .53. 180 Low Hurdles: Mike Creighton, McHenry; Rusty Koch, Woodstock; Kendall Smith, Crystal I^ake; Bill Huff, Richmond; Ron Welke, Harvard. Time :21«2. New record. Old :21.4. Mile Run: Ride Lally, Crystal Lake; Jon Leonard, Marian Central; Jay 'Walkington, McHenry; Jim ' Hanson, Mc Henry; Ron Thoma, McHen ry. Time 4:41.7. • 220: Roger Smith, Woodstock; Bruce Weber, Huntley; Tom Parker, Woodstock; Steve Adams, Crystal Lake; Ron Freund, McHenry. Time :23.9. 880 Relay: Woodstock (Tom Parker, Rusty Koch, Roger Smith, and Tom Louton.) McHenry; Crystal Liake; Marengo. Harvard. Time 1:36.1. Pole Vault: Jack Kramer, Harvard; Four tied for second, L a r r y . A n t o n s o n , H a r v a r d ; Rick Garbe, Crystal Lake; Bob Brasile, Woodstock and Bob B o r c h a r t , H u n t l e y . H e i g h t 10' 6. Mile Relay: Crystal Lake, (Rick Lally, Pat Fagan, Jim Rosulek and Don Harrington.) McHenry; Harvard; Huntley; Marengo. Time 3;36.9. New Record. Old 3:42.3. Broad Jump: Eddie Anderson, Woodstock; Earl Daniel, Harvard; George Meyer, McHenry; Ron Wilbrandt, Woodstock; Bruce Weber, Huntley. Distance 20'3. Discus: Bruce Gardner, Richmond; Lynn Stewart, Woodstock; Ron Layman, Harvard; Bill' Huff, Richmond; Larry Kahl, Crystal Lake. Distance 130*7 and %. High Jump: Mike Creighton, McHenry; Kendall Smith, Crystal Lake; three tied for third, Rich Fitzsimmons, Marengo; Earl Daniel, Harvard; Joe Edwards, Crystal Lake. Height 6-1%. New Record. FROSH-SOPHS OF MCHS WIN COUNTY TRACK MEET HERE CHRIS NEWKIRK PITCHES PERFECT NO-HIT BALL GAMg In the annual softball game between the two local parochial schools, St. Mary's, with Chris Newkirk pitching produced that rarity of baseball, the perfect no-hit, no-run game. In racking up his spectacular win over St. Patrick's 7-0, Newkirk struck out three and walked none. The fine and sometimes spectacular fiekfing* of his team-mates did not allow a single runner to reach first base. Players on the record team are: Chris Newkirk, Joe Malpede, Lawrence Scheurr, John H i c k e y , Dave F r e u n d , J o h n Meyer, Jack Adams, Clarence Adams, Tommy Blake, e Noonan and Bob Mayfields McHenry 67 Crystal Lake 59.5 Woodstock 33 Marian S. 21.5 , Harvard ... •' 10 Hebron 8 Marengo 6 Richmond 5 Fair weather and sunny skies were the setting for the Frosh-S o p h . County Track Meet, Monday, May 21, when the McHenry squad beat out 7 other teams to become first in the county. Ron Freund of McHenry took the 100 Yd. Dash in 10.9, with Parker of Woodstock second, and Fuchs of McHenry third. In the 220 Yd. Dash, Parker of Woodstock came in first (25.1), Freund of McHenry second, Bukrow of Crystal Lake third, and Fuchs of McHenry fourth. A new record was Set in the Pole Vault by Breisile of Woodstock at 10'5%". Fanter and Schulze of Crystal Lake7 Came in second and third, and Antonson of McHenry came in fourth. A Sophomore from Marian Central, Joif Leonard, copped the Mile Run in 5:03.3, Nagel of Woodstock took second, De Garmon of Harvard got third and Baur of McHenry took fourth. In the Shot Put, Bankson of Harvard won first with a throw of 4i'7", Fuchs of McHenry followed with a second. The 120 High Hurdles was won by Langheinrich of Crystal Lake, second and third place winners were Faunt and Stueben of McHenry. Jon Leonard of Marian Central took the 880 Yd. Run in 2:09.3, Hare of Crystal Lake got second, and Knight of McHenry got third. Our Mile Relay team of T. Antonson, W. Konecny, P. Faunt, and C. Miller took first' with the time of 3:53.3. In the Discus, Frey of Crystal Lake won first with a throw of 115' 9", Parker of Woodstock was second, Behrens of Hebron third, Wetzel of McHenry fourth, and L. Freund of McHenry fifth. The 440 Yr. Run was copped by C. Miller of McHenry in 54.4, Konecny of McHenry was second. , JOHNSBURG WMS 5 TO 4 BATTLE FROM McHENRY Sonny Miller Wings Way To Victory In Snappy Ball Game By Mickey Schaefer i»ONY GRADS • 'fhe McHenry Pony Grade ijvill hold their first ball game I and James Karls. McHenry Junior High school won the 1960 C.O.F. Grade School Softball Championship by a d e c i s i v e t r i u m p h o v e r Johnsburg in the finals of the of the year, the champions play-offs. In their best game played alert', hard-hitting ball while the runners-up fell well below their own previous standards of fielding. Members of the championship squad are: Ron Kreutzer, Jim Ambrose, Dick Cable, Allan Miller, Mike Dillon, Terry Markgraf, Don Harris, Barry Leibsohn. and Richard Soda. Members of the Johnsburg Public School baseball team are: Lawrence Heitz, Kenneth Fletcher, William Bridges, Anton Cajthaml, Thomas Hauck. Roy Fellows, William Hauck, Robert Fowler, David Smith, Louis DeFrancisco. Patric Do- Francisco, Richard Anderson, Daniel Turner. Daniel Paul, ED'S RENTAL RENTS Chain Saws to Sanders EVergreen 5-4123 CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all who sent cards and visited me during my recent illness. I am e s p e c i a l l y g r a t e f u l t o t h e priests who called on me. Peter Freund, Jr *5 CARD OF THANKS To the residents of Sunnyside Estates I wish to express my sincere thanks for their calls and help while writing the news for this community. It has been my pleasure in the past few years and I wish to acknowledge my thanks to them all. Lois Anderson AT FIRST MASS Among visitors from out of town at the first Mass of Rev. Fff James Weber were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bell, West Bend, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Thelen, Saukville, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. Wfcliam Schmitz and Mr. and Mrs. W. Esselman, Port Washington, Wis.; Mrs. John Mueller, Plymouth, Wis.; Dr. and Mrs. L. Barletts, Mrs. John Cahill and Mr. and Mrs. G. Gaynor and daughter, Chicago; Mrs. Margaret Duncan, South Bend, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard White, Mr. and Mrs. V/ Gains and Rose Ann Conlin, Watseka; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Freund, Lake Geneva, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Amoree, Gle'nview. The Johnsburg Tigers edged the Shamrocks 5-4 last Monday behind the fine pitching of Sonny Miller on the McHenry diamond. Jim Wickencamp of McHenry also pitched a fine ball game. Wickencamp gave up six hits, four of them coming in their big fifth inning. Jim held Johnsburg to one hit in the final four innings. Lee Mai led our attack with four.straight hits. Gene Freund, Jack Schaewer, Denny Freund, and Roger Tinder each had two hits. Gene Freund had the only extra base hit of the game, which was a double. The Shamrocks scored two runs in the first when Jack Schaefer led off with a single, Joe Stanek bunted and everyone was safe when Sonny. Miller threw high to first. The second baseman booted a grounder by Denny Freund, allowing Schaefer to score from second with our first run. Stanek came in with our second run on Roger Benson's grounder to third. We scored our final two runs in the second when Gene Freund led off with a double, stole third and came home on a single by Lee Mai. Mai came home to score our final run on a bad throw by Frett trying to nail him at third on Schaefer's grounder. The Shamrocks now stand with 4 wins and 1 loss in league play with two more big games coming up this weekend. Saturday the Shamrocks travel to Crystal Lake. Then on Sunday the League champs, Richmond, come to McHenry for another big game. Johnsburg (5) AB R H Huemann, 3b 3 2 0 Stallman, rf 4 1 2 L. Freund, 2b 4 0 0 Frett. lb 3 1 1 M. 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