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"giursday, July 28, 1960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER TIGERS CONTINUE HITTING TO BEAT ALGONQUIN 15-2 by Ron Smith Johnsburg (15) AB R H B. Brennan, 3b 5 2 2 L. Freund, 2b 4 2 2 B. Stallman, 3b 2 1 0 D. Hiller, cf 2 3 1 R. Smith, cf 2 0 2 M. Freund, c 5 3 3 T. Oeffling, If 3 3 0 B. Oeffling, If 2 0 0 MQ Frett, lb 4 1 3 J. Smith, lb 2 0 0 R. Madden, ss 4 0 4 D. Drafz, rf 1 0 0 B. Schmidt, rf 3 0 0 J. Huff, rf, 2b 1 0 0 L. Freund, p 5 0 1 45 15 18 Algonquin (2) AB R H ^banis, cf 4 1 1 fT. Ritt, If 4 0 2 Collins, 3b 4 0 0 Hladek, rf, p 4 1 1 Reams, c 3 0 1 Gilbert, p. rf 4 0 0 Mowen, si p 4 0 1 Schmidt, lb 0 0 0 Liebert, lb 3 0 0 Braun, 2b 2 0 0 32 2 6 M. Freund, Frett, Madden (2) SB: Hiller Winner: Freund Loser: Gilbert SHAMROCKS WIN 2 GAMES; TWO GAMES HERE NEXT SUNDAY ^'Saturday the Shamrocks defeated the Chicago Stars 5-4 behind the seven hit pitching of Ron Mauer. Mauer was also the batting star with three hits. Sharing the spotlight with Mauer was Chuck Pierce who . singled home the winning run 4 to the tenth. Roger Tinder hit ".Ms second home run of the sea- ^ §on in the second. Sunday the Shamrocks de- Sated Richmond 16-5 behind the pitching of Gene Freund. Gene also collected three hits. JRoger Tinder also had three • h i t s . R o g e r B e n s o n , J a c k Schaefer, and Denny Freund each had two hits apiece. This victoiy moved the Shamrocks into fifth place with six wins against six losses. The Shamrocks will close out their f&gue season with a doubleheader at McHenry Sunday. The first game being with Harvard and the second with Dundee. Chicago (4) AB Amrose, If Sehoeder, ss Boss, 2b Hugeliqr, 3b Snider, c Butler, cf Schneider, cf Chrosopher, rf Harrod, p R 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 38 Shamrocks (5) AB Schaefer, ss Knox, 2b G. Freund, 3b 'fhider, If . Justen, lb Benson, c Pierce, cf Aguirre, rf Mauer, p R 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 ENROLLED AT CLINIC Page Five Joe Frett used 15 of his Tigers as everyone got into the act last Sunday when Algonc «jn fell victim ta a 15-2 defrat at the hands of the Tigers. The Tigers, who have had their hitting clothes on recently, pounded out 18 hits in the marathon off three Algonquin pitchers. The Bengals got another complete game as Loren Freund went all the way, allowing only six hits and striking out six. Six Tiger players got 2 or more hits in the game. I^pinie Madden led the attack with a perfect 4 for 4 day, including two doubles. Wally Frett and Melvin Freund each contributed three hits and Bob Brennan, Lioyd Freurid, and Ron Smith had two hits apiece. Ritt led the Algonquin attack with two singles. The big innings for the Tigers were the first, fourth, and fifth as we scored 4 runs, 4 runs, and 5 TSTis respectively in those innings. After that big 4 run first, Algonquin seemed beat before they even came to bat, and they never were able to recover. It would have to be called one of the best team efforts by the Johnsburgers all year as hitting, pitching, defense, and mental alertness all contrib- Mf?d to a complete and thor- • oQgh victory. JOHNSBUBG TIGERS GAIN THIRD PLACE IN STATE TOURNEY by Ron Smith TINY QUEEN CANDIDATES Jay Doherty, 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doherty, of 208 N. Green street, McHenry, demonstrates to Speech" Correctionist Bill Dial of Lakeland Park, his mastery of "sh" sound while playing speech therapy game. Seventy-seven are enrolled in summer speech, clinic, sponsored by county" Easter S&al society. Dial is speech correctionist in McHenry public schools. G. Freund, 2b Bujak, 3b Tinder, If 1 G. Freund, p Benson, c Aguirre, rf Pierce, cf Peterson, lb 4 4 2 •IMS 0 1 0 | 5 2 3 J 5 2 3 • • 5 0 2 l 5 0 0 l 5 2 1 • 3 2 0 • • • 43 16 14 Richmond (5) AB R H Stilling, 4 1 2 Rich Hiller, 3b 6 0 1 Kramer, cf 5 1 3 Van Ralla, p, rf 1 1 1 Ron Miller, If 5 0 1 G. Miller, lb 4 0 0 L. Miller, lb 3 1 0 Lewallen.rf 1 0 0 Jaret, p, ss 3 0 1 Huff, ss, p 3 1 0 35 5 9 Shamrocks 202 460 002--16 Richmond 100 100 030-- 5 Doubles: Van Halla, Tinder, G. Freund, Benson Triples: Tinder Stolen Bases: Schaefer. D. Freund, G. Freund, Stilling, Kramer 2. July 29 Fbx'XJtiver ' Valley Camp, R.N.A., Evening Summer Outing --'Cfek Pkfk^Hotel. ' July 81 Women of Moose, Executive session meeting, 1:30 p.m. August 13 McHenry Shores Fun Fair-- At Beach and Ball Field. August 23 Democratic Women's Club Style Show -- 8 p.m. -- VFW Clubhouse, McHenry. August 24 Lady Foresters' Annual Picnic. August 31 St. Mary's P.T.A. Fall Fashion Revue and Salad Luncheon -- V.F.W. Clubhouse. On Saturday, July 23, Janesville played host^ to our Pony League and displayed true sportsmanship while defeating our boys by a score of 10 to 3. Our boys played errorless ball that was no match for these boys from Janesville. The fans of Janesville displayed real courtesy and sportsmanship to our boys and we commended them on this wonderful display. It was truly a real experience for our boys t(? see this wonderful exhibition of courtesy. We ward to thank all the fans from McHenry who attended and followed our team to Janesville. It showed Janesville that we have fans who back our team also. Joe Frett's hustling Tigers made up for their one loss in I the tournament by sweeping Ladd's 12-5 in the playoff for third place in the state semipro tourney. The Tigermen slashed out 16 hits as Ted Schaefer went all the way against four Ladd pitchers. Dick Hiller continued his hitting surge as he had 3 for 5, including two home runs. Melvin Freund and Wally Frett also had three hits each, while 1 Lloyd Freund and Tom Oef- I fling had two apiece. The Tigers had two big fourrun innings which accounted i for 8 of their runs. In the third, three hits, three walks, and an error were combined for four runs. Hiller's home, run was the key blow in the big sixth inning in which L. Freund, Oeffling, and Frett also contributed safeties. Ted Schaefer went the entire route, striking out nine and walking six. Considering he had finished up with three innings the previous night,.this was quite a feat. Thus, as it turned out. the Tigers had to settle for third place in the tourney. All in all, however, they played very fine ball throughout the tournament, except for that one loss to the eventual 1960 state champs from Dolton. They did accomplish the feat of knocking off the defending state champs from Elgin, the A.C.'s. The team as a whole had a very strong hitting attack which was led by Lloyd Freund and Dick Hiller. Unofficial figures show a total of 47 hits in four games which is a very respectable figure indeed. Besides the hitting, Eddie Mack and Ted Schaefer pitched very fine baseball. Mack pitched two complete games, including a 2-hitter in the opening game against ' Harvey. Lake County Fair And 4-H Show Ot>en July 27 Ollie Dial Pho|o Miss 'McCullom Lake, in the person of tiny Dierdre Lcn'esquo, second from left in top row, is shown with members of her court and other contestants immediately after the judging took place last Saturday evening at McCullom Lake's annual summer festival. . Shown .in top row. left to right, are third place winner. Roberta Fox. Queen Levesque, last year's winner.-Teresa Dason. and second place winner, Barbara Goehel. Bottom row, left to right: Darlene JensVn. Lynn Harrison; Celia Schlofner, Linda Roeske, Alberta Fox. Barbara Nye and Margaret Olsen. The 32nd Annual Lake Coun- | HUNTING LICENSES ty Fair and 4-H Qub Show ; §AME REGARDLESS will start Wednesday, July 27 i /\n UTTNTCD and continue through five days • XlUMlfcri i and nights including Stinday, ' -- July 31, according to Ray T. The Illinois resident hunting Nicholas, Lake County Farm license costs three dollars plus adviser. The fair will be held , a 25 cent clerk fee, regardless at the county fair grounds lo- | of the applicant's age, Glen D. : cated on route 45 about one-, Palmer. Director of the Dehalf mile north of route 120. partment of Conse r y a t i o n, , The site is about 10 miles west stated. ' of Waukegan, 40 miles north- ; State law provides for a ^ pvest of Chicago and one mile; cent license for fishermen 65 I Grayslake. [ years 0)d or older, but no j The Lake County exposition I provisions have been made for j:s now recognized as one of the I hunters 65 years old or older, | t°P county fairs in Illinois and Palmer said. Many people have I throughout ihe nation. There j assumed that resident hunting swill be more than fifty acres licenses would be sold on the i of land available for industrial, j same basis as the fishing lij educational, and commercial j censes and have ^applied to the j exhibits, parking and the huge . Department of Conservationj midway. i for a 50 cent hunting license. Wit l/Jay to compound a prescription is to use the right quality drugs in the right quantities. Together with a full measure of professional care and skill all this adds up to a perfect prescription. BOLTER'S 103 S. Green St. EV 5-4500 M Sfpl Johnsburg <12* -AB R H Huemann, 3b 4 1 1 Brennan. 3b 1 0 0 L. Freund, 2b 4 3 2 Hiller. rf 5 4 3 M. Freund. c 6 1 3 T. Oeffling, If 6 1 2 Frett, lb 5 1 3 Madden, ss 5 1 1 Huff, ss 5 0 0 Schaefer. p 4 0 1 45 12 16 Ladds (5) AB R H Urban. If 5 0 0 Gielow. ss 5 0 1 McGisk, 3b 3 0 0 Pogog. 3b 0 1 0 Rontond. p 0 0 0 Sebben. ef, ps 4 1 2 Mack, lb 1 0 0 Liebe, r, p 4 0 1 Stasiak, lb, p 4 2 1 1 1 0 4 0 2 4 0 0 15 5 7 B. Mark.-3b Marity. rf . Maysak, p HR: Dick Hiller <2> SB: Huemann, L. Freund, Hiller, Oeffling .. Winner: Schaefer Loser: Liebe Read the W ANT ADS oCet Our Experience Be Your Guide to Natural Hair Beauty Call us today for an appointment The Claire Beauty Shoppe 200 S. Green St. Ph. EV 5-0010 TODAY SALE AHEAD D o n ' t r u n . d r i v e to- your Valiant Dealer! Valiant Value Days" are here. Drive a b-p bar gain now with the man who sells Valiant A. S. Blake Motors, Inc. 301 E. Pearl St. McHenry, III. 1. Get out generous trade-in allowance. 2. Buy at the lowest cost per , hp in history. 3. Enjoy our convenient monthly payment plan. See today's top-performance motor . . . compare features and value . . . try a Starflite II demonstration ride! 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