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v-i THE MCHENRY MJUNDEALER :r. Thursday. July 21, l9io LITTLE LEAGUE PONY LEAGUE TOURNEY U/ttfaJh. *"SO I HEAR" Funniest thing -- we haven't liad a phone call from a Cub 'fan in the longest time. JOHNSBURG TIGERS WALLOP McHENRY SHAMROCKS 12 TO 3 I Major Leagues j The Falcons won three J games during the week, to , move within one half game of } Otto Larsen's league leading Owls. Art Jackson's boys j turned in some sparkling team land individual accomplish- | rnents. but had to share the <tOFTRAI I NOTF^ week's spotlight with Mike Pit- uvr 1 DftLL 11VI EttJ ! zcn and pat Wirtz Mike had ? j for 7. and Pat 5 for 6 during the week. Johnsburg made it t w o straight this year over the McHehry Shamrocks. The Ti We have been watching Herman Kreutzer and his crew with interest as thev slap paint ... on .h.i s ,b uilding. Btd u.t . the big ji gers scored five r, uns in -surprise came when Helen .showed up to do the trim worl> with a can of green paint.-Helen is one of the '"Stubby" Holiday Inn won their first game of the season last Tues- The Owls defeated the Carday night by defeating Vyci- dinals 9-3 behind the steady tal's 14 to 8. Led bv Bob Grom's pitching of Ken Frost, who also first inning with key hits by1 Llovd Freund. Ron Smith and I the i ^ singles and a triple Holiday j collected his third homer of scored 7 runs in the fourth inn- i the season. ing on 5 hits, one a homer by i The Falcons aided Bobby ... ,, . , ; George Schlung. and 3 errors, j Schaefer with. two double plays on a a 011 s 11 s ome lun i Bobbv Coss hit 2 singles and a : as they defeated the Orioles 9 - j .... - of J '"Pie for Vycifal's. j 4. Mike Pitzen had three hits Smith girls from Johnsburg..: nins th0, ligeiv pushed three Holiday I. 00S7202 --, 14 12 S for.the losers, but the balanced but she lived next door to us more across-with Ron Smith yyrijaj.8 10'20050 -- 8 11 5 ! attack of the Falcons Won with ' long 'enough to'have some .of.. starting it off with a home , Bimbo's handed Hettermann Denny Jackson. Bob Dowe, and.; that shamrock rub off on her. run.. Mel Freund s single and (^ejr f,rst loss cif the year in Dave Schaefer each garnering ! ---- T^m Oeffling's double produc- (h<? second game 18 to 7. The ! two hits. One of Jackson's hits j -- We were so sorry to hear' nin- • • game was stopped in thJ? top!w»s a homer. that John Looze was 'tipped'in- j * IeHenry was onh able to. of the seventh because of rain.! Tom Evan's Eagles trounced to Pistakee Bay last weekend. score once in the sixth inning. Thomas, Cuda and Payne each , Bluebirds 17-2, with nine : • --_ . • • ! scoI ing on Gene Freund .s dou- ^ar| 4 for 5 with Cuda driving year old Mark Domoto going , ble and Roger Tindei s single. jn 5 runs. Cuda hit a two run •a" the way on the mound for In the eighth. Denn\ Fieunds homer in the first inning. Dick i the win. John Reinboldt had a j run with Gene Freund : -l-filler hit a two run homer in j homer while collecting two j on base scored two more and fourth for Hettermann. j hits. Tom Evans and Pat Wirtz j that was all McHenry was Bimbo's 3824024 18 21 2 : a^so had *wo hits. able to score off Dick Drafz. Hettermann 010222 -- 7 6 10 I Paul Adams pitched the Ori- j who allowed only three walks Bob Piesert put Buss Mot- [ °les to a 15-6 win over the i while striking out ten. , Qrs back into fourth place i Eagles, as Mike Pitzen had I Johnsburg scored two runs when he came up with 5 ; four hits and Pat Wirtz three. ! in the fourth and pushed across straight hits. 2 singles, a dou- j The Falcons beat the Cardi- | lone runs in the seventh and , ble and 2 homers good for 5 jnals 12-7 as the game ended eighth innings. : RBI's. Don Peterson had a ! with a triple play. The Cards This Sunday. Johnsburg tra-; single, double and triple and 1 had runners on second arid vels to Algonquin to play an scored 4 times. The final score [third with no outs when Den- The above action slfbt shows "Butch" Meyer stealing second base in the tournament game with Belvidere. at the McHenry Field, Friday at 6 pjn. Wauconda and Island Lake will also be playing that day, at Wauconda. The winners will play at McHenry Monday, evening at 6 p.m. for the area j four Championship. Saw the Johnsburg Tigers .r.,o ll to a^ 1 3l, to 3 ^'in over th. e f home Harvey Cab nine in the state tournament at Elgin last Thursday night. Ed Mack pitched a 2-hitter for Johnsburg and Lloyd Freund led the attack with a homer and two doubles. McHenry Country Club News That home run of Lloyd's ^peemed to put a lot of spark .3 in the Tigers and a big smile g on Manager Joe Frett. 13 ' Zi The boys are playing their 2 second tournament game on «5 Wednesday of this week. Let's b hope the ball bounces the right 2 way. important game. £ Right at this point a stream- ~ lined young fellow from St. 2 Louis dropped in for his an- 3g nual visit -- Martin Smith. «2 Martin has seen quite a few 3 more summers than we "have, H but we have a lot of things to g talk about. He managed some 3 real good ball teams in these 2 parts when we were kids chas- £ ing foul balls. 3 Those were the days when everybody and his brother 3 looked forward to going to the ^ ball game on Sunday after- « noon. There were no radios or p? television sets to keep people . home. ?DAiL^Mfctt>£ - * ~ Coddling a hard boiled egg McHenry AB R Jack Schaefer. ss 5 0 Gene Freund, 3b 4 2 1 Denny Freund. 2b 4 1 i Roger Tinder. If 4 0 " Herb Baker, rf 3 0 ! Roger Benson, c 3 0 ; Jim Justen, lb 4 0 i C. Pierce, cf 2 0 Tony Olson, cf 2 0 Ron Mauer, p 3 0 John Knox. 3b 2 0 36 3 Johnsburg AB R 1 Tom Huemann. 3b 4 2 ; Bob Brennan, 3b 1 0 I Lloyd Freund, 2b 3 2 John Huff, 2b 1 0 ; Ron Smith, cf 4 2 t Bill Oeffling, cf 1 0 Mel Freund, c 4 1 | Tom Oeffling. rf 5 2 Wally Frett, lb 4 1 Jim Smith, lb 1 0 i Ron Madden, ss 4 2 i Bernie Schmitt. rf 3 0 1 Bill Stallman, Vf 1 0 0 12 10-6. Score by Innings «; will never soften it, only spoil | McHenry 000 001 020 - 3 ^ it. Johnsburg 503 20011 12 f Captured conversation: Two Base Hits: Lloyd Freund. eaves dropping. |, T. Oeffling. 2: Gene Freund. Making both ends meet is Home Runs: Ron Smith. Denfine; making them overlap is! ny Freund. Ron Madden, finesse. : Winning Pitcher: Drafz. Kids, like canoes are some- , Losing Pitcher: Ron Mauer. times easier to control when paddled from the rear. - Beau's knot: marriage tie. Courtesy can be contagious; ; *'friendliness is never frustrat- ; •^ng. against Holy Name was 22 to • nis Blake caught a well hit ball H 11. Chuck Siefert had 3 for 4. ; to left, he threw to Dave I including a triple for Holy ! Schaefer to double the runner 1 Name. Harry Brown and Jim j second. When Buddy Still- 2 McKay homered for Holy! ing tried to score from third, 1 Name. I Schaefer fired the ball to Tim 0 Buss Mot. 3601525 -- 22 19 2 ! Foran who put the tag on him 1 ; Holy Name 212006ft-- 11 13 12 to complete the triple killing 2, Old Bridge moved into a tie! and end the game. 0 for first place by defeating j Dennis Blake and Dennis 0 Hans' tavern 18 to 9. Stan Aim .Jackson homered for the Fal- 0 singled twice and homered in • cons. Blake had three hits. 0 the fourth. Bob Nolan homered ! Dennis Jackson hit his third 8 in the second. John McGee had | homer in three games as the H 3 for 4 and scored 4 times i Falcons tripped the Bluebirds 0, Hans' started out hot with 3 0 i runs in each of the first 3 inn- 2 ings but could only come- up 0 with one hit from the fourth <2 inning in. 0 Hans' T. 3330000 -- 9 9 4 Old Bridge 49020S -- 18 17 3 Standings W Hettermann . . . . . . . . 8 Old Bridge 8 Bimbo's 7 Buss Motors 5 Tavern 4 yd*fe W * *•• •..« » 3 Holiday Inn 1 Holy Name 1 Standings 2 1 Hans' fSpryHH j Holida L 1 1 2 4 5 8 8 W 8 9 4 3 3 1 Anonymous. IBASEBALLI •a. 2w Jean Weyland The field in Match Play has \, narrowed down and here are •! the gals who will play off their 1: matches before next Tuesday: 1 Millie Bollman will play Flosa O'Connell in the Championship The McHenry Pony League Flight and Alice Marion will team won its first tournament ! play Lu Funk in first Flight, game, defeating Belvidere here ; Good golfing to all of you, and last Saturday by a 13 to 12 that can be said of all of the score. I runners-up who carried these Two home runs by Roger' matches all the way to the Thompson and one each by Jim 17th and 18th holes before Meyer and Clarence Adams going down in defeat. were the big blows. 1 Daily event (Low Putts) Good defensive ball and the: winners are: Class A. Delores fine relief pitching turned in | Overton. Class B. Katherine by Billy Funk in the last two Rogers and Marilyn Reihans- -innings climaxed victory for ! pergei\ Class C. Bea Hughes the McHenry team. (for keeps). The home team was losing J Low Net winners are; Class llto 2 in the fifth inning before \ A. Delores Overton. Class B. the boys put t h e i r bats to work ' Katherine Rogers, Verona for thrilling finish. I Kent and Marilyn Reihansper- On Saturday of this week, : ger. Class C. Lil Burns. July 23, Manager Louis Swedo ! Next week: Ringer Tournatakes his team to Janesville to j ment continues plus the Qualiplay in the Wiscorj^in division ! fying round for our 54-hole sectional playoff. ^ i Medal Tournament. This will Players, managers and 1 be set up in Flights. If you coaches and their families will ; have signed for play next'week, go on bus to Janesville. Par-j please be on the tee at your ents and other fans who wish j assigned time. Daily event will to see game must furnish own i be Low Gross on the Par 5 transportation. holes. Enthusiasm that was shown Daily Thought by fans at the Belvidere game A callous is a funny thing, was appreciated very much by the team and managers and hope that another fine showing of loyal supporters will follow them to Janesville. Illllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll FOX VALLEY RIDERS iiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiitiiii' A reminder to riders planning to ride in the July 24 Fox Valley Riders Scrambles. All riders must wear A.M.A. approved helmets. All machines must be equipped with snap throttles and rear brakes. All road machines competing must have headlights and tail lights taped. Only pump gas with no additives, other than what the gasoline manufacturer has added during its refining, may be used. No riders are allowed on the track before the ambulance arrives. * Only Male persons, necessary to the management of the track, will be allowed on the track during the .race. The only execption to this ruie will be press photographers with press cards. Our next scrambles race. July 24, starts at 1 p.m. The first court for playing "court" tennis in the U. S. was built in Boston in 1876 by Hollis Humewell and Nathaniel Thayer for their private use. Owls Falcons Orioles Bluebirds Eagles Cardinals Minor Leagues Lenny Blake's Owls stretched their lead by defeating the Cardinals 11-8. The Orioles and the Eagles remained tied for aoaond^ place - a» they jptifr games. The Orioles beat the Falcons 9-4, but lost to the Eagles 12 - 6, who in turn were trounced by the Bluebirds 14- 3. In the week's other game the Falcons beat the Cardinals 9 - 4 . The standings to date are: W L. Owls 8 2 Eagles 6 3 Orioles 6 3 Bluebirds 3 5 Falcons 3 5 Cardinals 0 8 Games for the week in addition to those previously scheduled, Saturday, July 23, 1 p.m. Eagles vs Orioles; 3:30 p.m. Falcons vs Cardinals. The McHenry Little League All Star team will play the Fox Lake Little League All Stars By Jack Buckie Last weekend saw some of the finest golf that has been played on our course all year. There were some 70 s and 7l's turned in, -but the two outstanding rounds were played by Paul Qyerton and Ralph Bennett whb had 2-under par 69's. That's real shooting, especially whett you consider the tough pin placements on some of the holes> put there by "Mike" and his crew of "meanies.". (By the way. "Mike" is to be congratulated on the fine shape the course is in despite the almost impossible weather conditions he has had to contend with all spring. I guess ten or twelve years of schooling under A1 Purvey really paid off. I don't have the detail^ on how Bennett got his 69. but I understand Overton got an Eagle 3 on 17 and a Birdie 2 on 18 to wrap up his fine round. Trouble is. those poor guys will be out there trying for 68's frojgri now on. As^ Vale Adams told me once, he's been trying for years to figure out how to get around in 18 shots, and until he does, he's going to keep trying. Well, that's what mak£s golf such an interesting game. Low net winners for last Sunday were as follows: Bennett, 64; Knaack, 66; Falcon. 64; Moss and Say nor, 67; Bishoff, 66; Reihansperger and Betjeman, 71. Winners of the odd hole net competition were Every Saturday Night STOCK CAR RACES Rourke. 31. and Bishoff and Falcon. 32. Results of the third round of the Past President"! tourney are as follows: F. Johnson beat Rink; Betjeman beat Larkin, Sayler beat Rourke, Adams beat Overton. Sorry to see our fine neighbor to the north. Bill Maipede of Pistakee Golf club with his left arm in a sling. He claims he bought a drink for a customer with that arm, and put it in a sling for punishment: but I have it on good authority that he strained a muscle in his arm carrying his deposit to the bank. Julio Goffo tells me that Bob Shaw of the White Sox could easily become a home run king in the Majors if he could hit a baseball as far as he hits a golf ball. It seems that Shaw and his dad and Gene Freese of the Sox played 18 holes at our club on Monday, July 11, and Goffo swears he's never seen a man hit a ball any farther than Shaw. (I guess Julio never heard of Art Jackson). Wednesday. July 13, was Republican Day at the club with Governor Stratton as guest of honor. There were several hundred GOP members on hand, but I understand a few Democrats managed to get in, also. Of all things, the Grand Prize was won by a,youngster named Frank Gende who has been voting for the losing candidates in McHenry County for more years than he'd want me to mention. Another Democrat present was told by Joe Frett that he was pleased to see him at the outing, and he remarked. "I iust love to attend ' f a r e w e l l ' p a r t i e s . " (Ouch!) , - "Byt; tfee column it will be the day after Hookey Day, so I'll cut Ptslahee ^t^acht cu by Chris Nelsen On July 14 the second race of the Thursday cub boat ser-. ies at P.Y.C. was raced. Following their last week's performance, Henry and Fran De- Young whizzed by the rest of the fleet to win. Second was taken by Valeria Peterson and Lynn Hartmann, arid third by- Rickey Looze and Joe Buralli. Saturday morning at 11 the cubs again sailed. Although Henry and Fran won, they were given some stiff competition by Danny Arkema who sailed his first race of the season. Following Danny, in third position, was Valeria with Lynn. After the cut) race the skippers manned the C boats for what seemed like an endless race. Through the miserable winds and hot weather Ron Schloemer came through the victor. Second vVas taken by Don Looze, and third was captured by Sid Peterson. Sr. After the miserable race the sailors came back to the club for a delicious ham and yam dinner served to them by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pierson and their committee of: Mr. and Mrs. JRay Olson, Ml\ and Mrs. Clarence Ericsson,' Mr. and Mrs. William Ericsson, Mr. arid Mrs. Clarence! Sundburg, Miss Caryl Ericsson'and Frank Waters. After dinner there was dancing and th^ celebrating of two anniversaries and one birthday. A1 Barbian cojrbrated his birthday, and me anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carey and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelsen were .also celebrated. Sunday morning at 11 there was a C boat race which was won by Jerry Schloemer, who sailed a beautiful race; coming from the back Jerry went from second to last to win on the last beat up w^l. Second was taken by Chuck Warning , and third was taken by Don Looze. In the afternoon a tricky maneuver was made by. the judges as they managed to conduct the Mixed Crew "Trophy C boat race, and the Sunday Series E boat race at the same time. The Schloemers in their E boat were the winnms, with Don Looze sailing Armstrong's boat in second and the Petersons in third. In the Robert Ludford Mixed Crew race!" the winner was Norm Reese and Hedy DeYoung. Next weekend will be the regular series races, and a French party is on the agenda. it short. After all. I don't want to put any additional strain on your eyeballs if I can help it. MARRIAGE LICEXSES% Lionel V. Steffen, McHenry, and Veronica Laskowski, Chicago. A marriage license was issued by Cou.ity Clerk Vernon W. Kays to Donald Michael and Nancy Trindcll, both of McHenry. iiimmiiiiiiiiitiimiiiiiiiiiiniiiiMiimiii'i"i"ii"i'i Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 Show Starts at Dusk FISH 'n PLAT AT Berryland 6 mi. west of McHenry on Rt. 1201 RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS Rumba Ctnlj Sptedwiy W1LMOT, WIS. D.S.T. 8:30 P. M. TIM! TRIAlfe | 7:00 rjt, PtftST RACAi UN 2-3781 8.30 F.K. Adults . . 1.25 r 1 : nat iir.i h» jdult* SAVINGS AHEAD D o n ' t 1 Li i i . . . d 11 v e t o \ o 1 Valiant Dealer1 Va'iant V.1I1 Days" are here. Drive .1 bui b.i gain now with the man w ho ^el Valiant A. S. Blake Motors, Inc. 801 E. Pearl St. McHenry, III. THURS - FRI - SAT JULY 21-22-23 In Color "BELLS ARE RINGING" Judy Holliday - Dean Martin Also Color Cartoon SUN - MON TUES JULY 24-25-26 In Color "HANNIBAL" Victor Mature Rita Gam Also 2 Color Cartoons CRYSTAL c | (J TM 1: AT Hi WED - THURS - FRI - SAT JULY 27-28-29-30 In Color "ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN" Tony Randall - Eddie Hodges Also Color Cartoon and Short Subject Wednesday Is Ladles' Nlte itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiimitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimi' -THURSDAY - JULY 21 Double Feature Program "GO. JOHNNY GO!" Alan Freed - Jimmy Clanton "CHANCE^ MEETING" Hardy Kruger - Stanley Baker FRI SAT JULY 22^T Double Feature Program "TAMANGO" Dorothy Dandridge Curt Jurgens and "THE SWORD AND THE CROSS" Gianna Maria Candle Jorge Mistral Late Show Saturday, .Iiilv|^ "JACK THE RIPPER" nnnangaaaafa ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILL. SUN MON TUES JULY 24-25-26 "IT HAPPENED TO JANE" Doris Day Jack Lemmon Added -- • Walt Disney's "LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOWS WED - THURS -- JULY 20-21 "THE LAST VOYAGE" starring Robert Stack-Dorothy Malone FRI - SAT - SUN MON - TUES JULY 22-23-24-25-26 "BELLS ARE RINGING" starring Judy Holliday - Dean Martin it mostly comes to hands and feet. Rut if it weren't for this old game, mine wodld end upon my seat. 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-in PHONE EVergreen ft-2436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS • Siud Service • Heated & Unhealed Kennels 9 German Shorihair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - FOX LAKE COUNTRY CLUB MIKE COYNE, Manager SEMI-PRIVATE 18 HOLE COURSE On Route 12 and Geneva Road. Fox Lake, Illinois We Have Complete Private Facilities For Tournaments A.G.A. Members and Guests Welcome NO WAITING ON TEE! PHONE JUSTICE 7-0609 Pistakee Country Club South End of Pistakee Bay Course Playable After Heavy Rains / S i v C Our newly remodeled clubhouse is available ior parties and banquets Phone EV 5-9854 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., Frl., Sat. A San. 8 to 11 p.m. -- Matinee Sat. A Sun. 1:30 to 4:00 pjn. ^JantaSu. 5a rm DAY NURSERY COMPLETE DAY NURSERY ior Working Mothers, Shoppers, etc. • DAILY, WEEKLY OR MONTHLY RATES • WARM MEALS DAILY t State Lleensed Located lA mile South of McHenry on the old Crystal Lake Black Top Road Call EVergreen 5-2499 for further Information WED - THURS - FRI - SAT JULY 27-28-29-30 "THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN" McHENRY THEATRE £18 So. Gr. Ph. Ev. 5-014 WED TIIT'RS -- JULY 27-28 Donhlf Feature Program "GIRLS TOWN" Mamie Van Doren Mel Tonne and "THF UOTTRF OP THE SEVEN H A.WKS" Robert Taylor Nicole Maurev OPEN 7:30 P.M. WEEKDAYS NOW DON'T MISS T SDNTA WILDE • MMES FMNCISUS and "THE RISE AND FALL OF LEGS DIAMOND" Also Bonus Feature Sat. SUN Tl'FS .lUI.Y :M~26 THURS FRI SAT JULY 21-22-23 "THE RAT RACE" Tony Curtis Debbie Reynolds Added Color Cartoon Pieiu'ii PrtiiBii A liool J. lirj PrffactiM Brigitte Bardot "Babette Goes To War" SUN MON - TUES JULY 24-25-26 "W.ILD RIVER" Montgomery Clift Lee Remick Added Color Cartoon CIIEIIUCOK • (iitau COlOt and Co-Ffaturn FRANK G1NA CniflTRALOLLOBRIGIDfl NEVER SO FEft WED THURS FRI SAT JULY 27-2S-29-30 "THE GIANT OF MARATHON" Steve Reeves Added Color Cartoon STARTS WED JULY 21 H. G. Wells' "TIME MACHINE" and gi "THE TALL STORY" Soon! "PSYCHO"