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3vPage Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, July 28, &t/£aMj£. U/aJll&A. DOLTON NINE WINS 14-5 OVER TIGERS IN SEMI-FINALS by Ron Smith. :M60 I HEAR -- Although the. heavy part of •'•;.*he bowling season is long i'. gone, we are happy with a very nice trophy which our Palace ,'C team won.-Captain Mary Pinkstaff, Msyy Jane Bowker, Jean Cozajiroski, Irene Koehl and,, .- .Lois Crouch are. the girls on i .four team. LITTLE LEAGUE ALL-STARS WIN DISTRICT MEET Win 4-3 Over Fine Island Lake Team : We learned this week that For Championship -.-.•Peter Smith of Johnsburg, has been a subscriber to the Plain- I « • dealer for 61 years. That must I The McHenry Little League ».,;be some sort of a record. Pete • All Stars won the District Two Jias taken an active part in ..championship. Monday evening , rp^ championship game-will community affairs and is. al-( h>'oomini?from behind to edge I played at 4 o'clock Satur- •wavs well posted on .current ; a scrappy Island Lake team 4-3 ^ • 9. Minor League Standings W L Orioles 8 3 Owls 8 3 Eagles 6 5 Bluebirds 6 5 Falcons 4 7 Cardinals 1 10 The district tournament will be played at Freeport. Mc- Henry plays the Freeport team tomorrow, Friday night, July 29th. Buses will leave the city i park at. 4:45 Friday afternoon. •-ways well posted events. Pete is a grand old man who has stayed young. McHenry lost some good, young athletes when the Gates family moved to Warner Robins, Georgia. However, . we learn that the boys caught on right away in their new location. John and Bob are playing in the Connie Mack League. Tommy made the Babe Ruth League and like his brothers, is playing regularly. A little note says thank you to the men who gave them early training in McHenry. Ron Smith gives you a good account this week of the Johnsburg Tigers recent games covering the state tournament. A little more pitching in that third game might have carried the boys all the way. on Mike Pitzen's two run singly with two out in the last of 1 the sixth. Art Jackson's boys gained the finals'by beating Fox Lake Friday in . a slugfest 11-9. Ken Frost was the. winning pitcher but needed relief help from Ron Parks. It wasn't a pitch- | er's day. however, as six homers sailed out of the park. Fox Lake jumped off to a four run lead in the first inning but three home runs led to a seven run second inning and McHenry was ahead to j stay. Paul Adams paced the assault with two home runs and ^ <2\vol 2)J&' Jean Weyland Dennis Jackson also homered. The championship game was a real pitchers' battle. McHenry led only once in the game and that was at the end of the game. Both communities can be proud of their teams as this was a real "major league type" ball game. It is not hard to take a win, but to have victory snatched from your grasp is another thing. The good sportsmanship displayed by the Island Lake | boys in a heartbreaking defeat We have been advised to , really a tribute to the Little take a vacation and lose League officials and parents „weight. At the same time, doc- ( in that community. j Paul Wilkinson's home run 1 put Island Lake ahead 1-0 in the fourth. Brian Cecil's two run circuit clout made it 3-0 in the top of the HEAR THIS:- Next Tuesday, a~"sin^ie *Garv "Anderson and August 2' the play wi" , be uary Anderson and scheduled as it was for today. Today was "just for kicks". By the time the course was opened for play it was too late 'Jjts <>y Lloyd Fjwjnd, for our daily events and our Drar'. an'J Dick Hiller plus a qualifying round of" play. NOW The Johnsburg Tigers were defeated by Dolton's Cavallinis 14-5 in the semi-final state I tournament game at Elgin. The J Tigers came up with more than ! their share of hits, but couldn't icome through with enough pitching or - defense in this game to win. Joe Frett's men stroked out 12 hits (including three doubles), but the men from Dalton pounded Johnsburg pitching for 14 hits to top this figure. It is impossible to attempt to alibi such a "lopsided defeat", but it is also a fact that Jim Steffens who started on the mound for the Tigers developed a sore arm in" the second inning which forced Manager Frett to bring in'Eddie Mack who had already pitched two complete games in the tournament. As a result of inadequate rest. Mack came up with a sore arm also forcing him to leave the game. Thereafter Dick Driafz served a turn, and finally Ted Schaefer finished up with the only creditable performance of Tiger pitchers all night. Lloyd Freund led the Johnsburg attack with three singles while Dick Hiller had two doubles to help the cause. The Tigers scored in the first, third, and fifth. Larry Knutson's double drove in the first run in the opening inning. In the third, Dick . John Knox tells us the Shamrocks will play a double-header here next Sunday starting at 1 o'clock. Harvard will be the first opponent, followed by Dundee. John has hopes of his team--gaining a spot in the county league play-offs. tor? The diet has started. Vacation has not. Your tee times and threesomes will remain the same. There will be this variation. You will be playing the first round of Medal Play and your scores will determine your Flight. All clear? Congratulations, to Alice Marion who beat Lu Funk and won the first Flight of Match Play Tournament. The Championship Flight match of that tournament has been postponed until a later date. Winners in the Husband- Wife Tournament which ended last Friday were Betty and Jack Moss. They were far ahead of the Field. Closer comfielder's choice accounted for two more runs. The Tigers repeated this exact pattern in the fifth tp* conclude their scoring for the night. Hitting star for Dolton was Desousa, the first baseman, who had two home runs, both well hit over the left- center field fence. Dolton combined timely hitting with some erratic fielding plays by the Tigers to account for their heavy scoring. Incidentally, • Dolton went on to win the state championship over Chicago's Vets by a score of 8-2. The loss can be blamed on almost everything except hitting. This was the only bad game the Johnsburg team played in the entire tournament as they went on to take third place as explained petition put Joan and Ed Buss i in another column. We always did think a World Series between Milwaukee and the White Sox would be a humdinger. Now. the Republicans are having their innings and we hear the other side. Sometimes one gets confused, but. fences were not made to sit on. Joe Frett is getting his Tig- 1 fifth. Paul Adams saved additional trouble by picking Wilkinson's drive off the top of the fewse; Fine I defensive play by Bill Wessel- ' hof in 1 center field, at third : base and shortstop plus excel- . lent clutch pitching by Billy i Hehr had choked off several McHenry threats. j The local boys broke into the scoring columns in the in second place by 1 stroke over a third place tie between Dee and Paul Overton and Vince and yours truly. 'Twas j-^g£g]iglj1tjyea£fair and I hate loseeif' end. I understand^ there is to be a trophy (?) presentation at a later date. With the hope that this column reaches a good many of ! our members who may not play j regular golf let me remind you | again of an important *9ate ] coming up. We are to be guests Johnsburg (5) played brilliantly in the field, led off with his second hit. on August 5 (Friday). Please sign the sheet on the bulletin next Sunday and hoping the ( spirit and hitting shown in re- i . , _ . cent games will carry through. | Frost sot his third hit, Mike j t>oar(j. and come along. I Pitzen was safe on an error j and Denny Blake got a hit and i two runs were in Dundee will appear., on the J o h n s b u r g d i a m o n d a t 1 o'clock. Follovving this game, the Tigers travel to Richmond for their second game. A busy r-naday! Ricky Piatt pitched his way Wadda ya know, hoop de doo; pretty soon, HULLABA- !LLOO! Daily Pinups Laughing with the world, instead of at the world, can "be a world of fun. out of a bases loaded jam in • Air« PTTTP the sixth to set the stage for! * lol ULUJD the final dramatics. j TWILIGHT LOOP Gerry Glosson beat out a LJSTS SCORES hit to short but was forced j at second by Piatt. Denny Jackson went out but Jim Pierson drew a walk. Low gross scorers in the ten team Thursday Twilight j _ , . , , e n 1 League at Pistakee Country i Frosts hot smash got away I club are Ed Underwood and Living it up is glitter and i ffom t h e second baseman and; Carl Westin with 34 ^ and glamor; living it down can be ; the bases were loaded. Mike j J a c k W i l l i a m S i 3 5. glum and yammer. ; Pitzen smashed a line shot to j Team 5 headed bv Tonv | right center scoring two runs ! Vic1or holds firgt ,ac* ^ • For a big frog in a little pond and bringing the district cham- j standings. Team 1( captained it's only a leap; for a little frog-unship to McHenry. j by A] Thelen and team 4 ]ed The big hero of the • game George Gulbrandsen, are in was Pitzen, but it was a team | second and lhird lac& c_ victory as the local boys play-' tively ed errorless ball. Billy Hehr. I 0ther captains in the 50-man Paul Wilkinson, Brian Cecil I league are Don Waltles< Gene and Glen Roue stood out for Ganson, Carl Westin, Jim Jen- " ~~~ j ^s'an(^ Lake for a team that sen chet Cole, Mike Schoen- Gracious giving-away is as 1 really was magnificent in de- holtz and A1 Godina. AB R H T. Huemann, 3b 5 0 L. Freund, 2b 5 3 TV.* irirf" i i 2 L. Knutson, cf 3 2 M. Freund, c 4 a 0 T. Oeffling, If 4 0 1 W. Frett, lb 4 0 1 R. Madden, ss 4 a 1 J. Steffens, p 0 0 0 E. Mack, p 0 e 0 D. Drafz, p 3 l 2 B. Schmitt, ph 1 0 0 T. Schaefer, p 0 4 0 35 5 12 Dolton (14) AB R H P. Keuch, ss 4 2 2 J. Foster, 3b 5 2 2 J. Jacobs, 2b 4 2 1 J. Sheehan, cf 6 1 1 E. Wopinek, If 5 0 1 B. Leiser, rf 4 2 1 B. Loti, c 4 1 2 I. Desousa, lb 5 3 2 A. Stegman, p 5 1 2 frogin a big pond could be quite swim. Observation of others is done vith eyes and ears; judgment is calculated by their voice. important as grateful getting. Exchange swap. program; suave Anonymous Driver Licenses Of Four Suspended Secretary of State Charles Carpentier has announced jthe suspension of the driver i first place and a two way tie licenses of Arthur Bartz and for third place. |John W. Kurl of Cary, George ; Billy Davidson pitched »a no IcArdle of Harvard and Char- hitter for the Falcons but had gles V. Swanson of McHenry . a little control trouble and for three offenses. j ]os^ the Bluebirds 5-3: Other Probationary permits have | scores: Bluebirds 21, Eagles 7: been issued to John Lally and ; Cardinals 11. Falcons 7: Car- Norbert Luetke of Crystal dinals and Falcons 8-8 tie; Lake and Edward Rawlings of 1 Orioles 9, Eagles 5; Falcons 11, Cary. Cardinals 9; Bluebirds 12, Tony Victor is president of The managers of the McHen- the league. Ed Underwood ry Little League met and vot- j serves as vice-president and ed to delay resuming the reg-; La Verne Golofit, treasurer, ular schedule until after the Wa41y Golofit is handicapper. All Star team is eliminated from the tournament. Minor League While the major leagues t-ake time out for the All Star j games the minor leagues con- j tinue their torrid pace. This i week finds a two way tie for j 42 14 14 2b: D. Hiller (2), Knutson, Keuch HR: Jacobs. Desousa (2) SB: D. Hiller Winner: Stegman Loser: Steffens SHOP AT HOME McHenry By Jack Buckle Just got through with a very enjoyable Pro-Am day at the club which saw some excellent golf played -- not only by the pros, but by several of our members. We can be very proud of our course, because it plays a good strong 71. even for the guys who earn their living at the game. Many times, when the pros "invade" some local club, they make the par figures look sick by coming in with 64's and 65's. This wasn't the case at our club where very few of the pros managed to get around in regulation figures. We're all looking forward to having these Pidtabee Clul by Chris Nelsen V The Thursday cub boat race was won by Henry and Fran DeYoung, with Danny Arkema and Woody Stamer following in second. In third was Ricky Looze and Joe Buralli. On Saturday the cub boats did not race because of a regatta at Nagawicka Lake. The C boats raced at 2 p.m. in beautiful weather and ideal sailing conditions. First place was taken by Ron Schloemer a n d R o n L e a g a n g e r . N o r m SOFTBALL NOTES Hans' Tavern handed Bimbo's their third loss of the season Tuesday night 7 to 5. Ernie Berez and Gene Jakubowski the first, Majercik in the second. Tpnj .Westerberg hit 3 singles for Holiday to lead the team. Holiday Inn 0013040-- 8 10 8 Old Bridge 353025 --18 18 3 Buss Motors came close to . . , , , T handing Hettermann their sechit homers for Hans and1 Len- ,o.s of the season in the "y.ienS™_ha_"J , ° S I last inning when Geno SchaefPayne homered in the sixth er doubled in Sam Buenzli, wro for Bimbo's and Geno Morenz hit two doubles. Bimbo's 0002030--5 8 2 Alans' 014110 --7 9 2 In the second game Holy Name pounded out a 23 to 6 g B Meyer came up win over Vyctal s. Chuck Sei- ; of fert and Steve Guenvu each ;in ,he second and sixth lnnjngs' h a d 4 h i t s , S e i f e r t 3 d o u b l e s ! „ » » a n n u oi o « was running for Lee Williams, who singled, to put them only one run behind, but Geno was out at third trying to take an extra base. The final score was „ . , _ . . I Buss Motors and a single, Guenvtz 2 singles Mettermann a triple and - homer. Jack Quinn homered in the fourth. Art Beck singled twice for Vycital's and Art Waltz homered in the sixth. Holy Name 6011960--23 18 7 Vycital's 1400120-- 8 9 8 Old Bridge broke Holiday's 0000431^-8 12 3 241020 --9 9 4 Standings W Reese and Hedy DeYoung skip- , winni'nS streak at one by a 18 ped off with second, and Chuck Warning and his crew took third. fellows back again next year. Sa.t u,r davy , ni. ght Pist^a kee. & ^ ;-went to Pans. With French I don't have the list of winners available to me as I to 8 score Thursday night. Bob Nolan, Chuck Majercik and John McGee eaeh came up with 3 hits, Nolan homered in Hettermann Old Bridge Bimbo's Buss Motors Hans' Tavern Vycital's , Holy Name Holiday Inn write this column, but I heard of one very unusual case that should be mentioned: Our boy, "Hammering Hank" Jackson shot a gross score of 81, and personally accounted for 6 birdies and 1 eagle for his team and still he and his pro ended up with a 68 -- only 4 under par. Normally a performance like that would have produced a net score of at least 10 under and picked up all the marbles. Tough luck, Henry. Fourth round competition for the Past President's Trophy was played last Sunday with these results: Gene Saylor beat Vale Adams and Frank Johnson beat John Betjeman. Next Sunday, July 31, will find Sayler and Johnson battling it out for the top honor. Good luck to both of you fellows. Sunday, July 31, will also be the start of the club championship, which is four rounds of medal pk*y. Of course, this tournament will be played "scratch". There will also be the first round of competition for the mixed A and B club tourney wherein all players use 110 per cent of their posted handicaps.. Sounds like a lot of fun for the next few weeks. Here are the low net winmer$ from Sunday.; ,Rourke, 65; F. Johnson, 66; Buss, 67; Aldams, 71; Hofmann, 66; Fitzgerald, 67. The blind bogey number for last week was 93 and these players hit that magic number with their plus or minus guess: Overton, Knaack, Adams, Kadisak, D. Weber, Consago. The Plaindealer staff is waiting for this copy, so I'll have to bring this little effort to a close. See you next week. music, menu, French post cards, and with a roving photographer the evening was much like an evening in a French cafe. The chairmen for the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelsen, worked hard with their committee of: Mr. and Mrs. Francis Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hocker, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Janensch, Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wells, Miss Chris Nelsen, John Maselter, Miss Sue Janensch, and Gene Dietle to prepare a delicious chicken dinner with all the trimmings. After dinner there was dancing. The Sunday Series "C" race was won by Ron Schloemer and Big Ron. Second was taken by Norm Reese and Hedy De Young, and third was captured by Jerry and Rudy Schloemer. Next weekend an Hawaiian party is on the agenda along with the regular series races. 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