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Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, August 11. I960 As we watch baseball games. | the thought often occurs that ; . f - 1|ATp(, it would be a real pleasure to ||>A LL WO I C11J see a game played where certain patterns did not have to be followed. Bimbo's three run came up with 4 'innings to defeat First, we would want to see Buss Motors 13 to 9. Bimbo's the pitchers forget about the. hit 3 homers by Cuda, Golbeck count and throw that ball arros count and throw that ball across with plenty on it. For instance, as the game is now played, if a pitcher has a count of 0 and 2 on a batter, vou can be sure the next two and Morenz. Gib Kurtz had a double and a triple. Dick Rosing and George Kopsell hit homers for Buss. • , R H E Buss Motors ill 1 220 2r- 9 13 3 Bimbo s 310 333 --13 13 3 I n t h e s e c o n d g a m e O l d SHAMROCKS WIN 9 TO 5 PUYOfF FROM RICHMOND Roger Tinder Hits And Pitches Way To League Playoff Little League Major League Art Jackson's Falcons took ov<?r first place by nipping Otto Larsen's Owls 3-0. Both teams have last two games, but the Falcons have played more games. Ken Frost and Denny Blake hooked- up in 8 dandy pitching duel, ih fact, Frost hurled a no hitter but control trouble had him in hot water throughout. Blake allowed only three hits, aiid two were to his pitching opponent, t H e o t h e r b y F r a n k C u d a . Blake struck out.. eleven and Frost fifteen. Dennis Blake, who has really been "Dennis the Menace" j to Falcon opponents, hit two I homers as his mates pounded < the Orioles 13-2. He had to Sunday the McHenry Sham yield hitting honors to Davey .. , ... , , ,/r u rocks defeated Richmond 9-5 j Blake, who had four hits in pitches will be_ bulls. Maybe Bridge pounded out an 18 to 7 j in a playoff for fourth place. , four trips. Paul Adams, hit his the next pitch-brings about a win over Vycital's. Tom Spaso-; This win for. the Shamrocks fourth homer of the season in lull count. Jevich and Bill Becknell each i moved them into fourth, place i a losing cause. Now, how many times do "^Bik^l-l^riSig "in 4 runs. j Jhem^n'"he lea^e^lavTffs for ^ Meye^. has fou"f^ a jnu see-big time batters swing Don sujiivan lead Vycital's , ,he championship. Crystal Lake I ca"ZnandS took first in the league with son sharing the pitching. It 11-3. Dundee and Johnsburg worked against the Orioles, as in the standings, and the A11- Star game. Lemiy Blake's Owls are minor league champions for the second successive year. The Owls are sponsored by the Hester Oil Company. The final week got under way with the Cardinals nipping the Eagles 6-5. Ed Doyle's Bluebirds won their seventh straight game by defeating the Orioles 4-3. The Falcons blasted the Owls 15-5, and the Bluebirds lost a chance for a first place tie by dropping a 6-4 game to the Eagles. Billy Davidson pitched a one. hitter as the "Falcons blasted the Orioles 13-1. The champion Owls beat the Cardinals 12-7. Standings Owls Bluebirds Oriqles Eagles Falcons Cardinals 11-4 9- 6 8- 6 7- 8 7- 8 2-12 at those waste pitches? with .2 singles and a tripler ~~ ' Connie Kasprzyk and Bill Ma- By the same token, we would ^on homered in the 2nd inning. R H E • Vycital's 031 210 0- 7 10 3 Old Bridge 531 341--18 19 2 j Hettermann held onto first place Thursday night by defeating Hans' Tavern 12 to i 7. Lead by Lloyd Freund and , Art Jackson, who each had a ; homer and an extra base hit, ! Hettermann took the lead in ! the 3rd and went on to win. Ernie Berez hit a two run ho- I mer in the first for Hans' to tie the game and Lenny Jen- , sen and Ken Bute came up with a pair of hits each. ! R H E Hettermann 205 120 2-12 15 4 Hans' 202 110 1- 7 8 5 j Holy Name defeated Holiday Inn with 2 runs in the last ; inning by Tyke and Guerivtz i and two long fly balls. Holiday | Inn went ahead in the bottom : of the 6th with 6 runs on 4 like to see a full game played where the batter could take a cut no matter what the count might be. , Of course, our trial game "might not bring out much master- minding, but results might • be interesting. The game would • speed up and nobody would know what to expect from one '.pitch to the other. No automatic this or that. Things aren't the same this week. Our assistant sports editor Marie Yegge. or "Girl Frid a y " i s v a c a t i o n i n g . M a r i e watches over the sports page each week with special interest. She knows sports. That she grew up as a Cub fan must be attributed to the fact that she was mislead long years before we had a chance to advise her. Holy Name Holy Name R H E 330 210 3-11 12 R 330 210 2-11 12 8 At this writing, we still have j hits and 3 errors. Dick Dyke .tickets for the big football : and Steve Guerivtz both horngame on Friday night between ered in the 1st inning. Tom -*he Baltimore Colts and Col- Westerberg lead Holiday with lege All-Stars. They are yours , 3 straight hits. for the asking. We have been cutting down the length of this column to ; make room for all the sports ? stories, but one of these days >we will • Daily Pinups i The most interesting part of a letter can often be read be- • tween the lines. tied for second with 10-4 records. The Shamrocks Were' fourth with 8 wins and 7 loss- j es. These four teams now will , play a best out of three game j "playoff to decide the league | champ. *" ! the Bluebirds won 6-5 with the only serious trouble being Paul Adams' homer. The same pitching combination gave the Bluebirds their first win over the Eagles in a long time, 3-0. The defensive play of Bob Roger Tinder pitched and j ]VTauch at third was outstandbatted the Shamrocks to vie- j for the Winners tory last Sunday. Tinder gave , Ken Frost homered, and up eight hits while striking! Jack Hester pitched M thp out ten and walking six. Tinder j Qwls bpat the Cardina]s n_7 had three hits in four trips to : Cusack had three hits for the the plate, and scored four runs Cardinals while driving in two. Tinder's three hits were a single, a triple and a home run. Butch Agjiirre, Ray Bujak, and Denhy Freund each had two hits. Ray Bujak's two hits were both doubles that drove in four runs. Saturday the Holland Inkers beat the Shamrocks 7-3. Bob Mathews lead our attack with two hits in 4 trips to the plate. Chuck Pierce pitched the first five innings and was tagged with the defeat. Standings ; Cameras are the candid contraptions that can make you ; look amorous, not always gla^ ; morous, j W I. rnW¥\ * 4 v 11 Old Bridge 10 2 Bimbo's 8 4 Buss Motors 6 6 Hans' Tavern 6 6 Holy Name 4 8 Vycital's 3 9 Holiday Inn 1 11 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllM FOX * Happiness should never be! VALLEY " hoarded"; unhappiness snculd j RIDERS . never be given. i i||||||||||iilllIlllllllllllllMllllllllMllllltllllllllllllllllH ; Adopt a fake, you'll need a ! The topic of discussion was . brake. j of the race held July 24 and : i ,, - ' , ' the forthcoming race, the Dis- Recklessness is a weakling s i . • ^ • u- -- imitation oft realvi*t y. 'i tri,c,t Championship race to be 0 ^ : | held on Sept. 11. The club was honored to be of help at the McHenry's Fiesta Day Parade where some of ^our members assisted in poi lice escort, and four of the FIRST ANNUAL GOLF OUTING FOR COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION Shamrocks AB R J. Schaefer, ss 5 0 J. Justen, lb 5 0 D. Freund, 2b 5 2 R. Tinder, p 4 4 R. Bujak, 3b 5 1 C. Pierce, cf 4 1 R. Renson, c 3 1 B. Mathews. If 3 0 B. Aguirre, rf . 4 0 38 9 Richmond AB R Stillin?, 2b 15 0 R. Miller, 3b 4 1 Kramer, cf 4 1 G. Miller. If . 3 1 Ron Miller, c 5 1 L. Miller, lb 2 1 Jeret, rf 2 0 Arsenau, rf 2 0 Huff, ss 3 0 Mack, p 4 0 34 5 The Cardinals beat the Eagles as Jack Cusack and Dick Peterson homered. Standings Falcons 11- 2 Owls 9- 2 Bluebirdfe--- 6- 4 Orioles 4- 8 Eagles 3- 9 Cardinals 2-10 : The McHenry County Bar .members were requested to " Association held their first An-1 ride in the Parade in Huntley. nual Golf dav and Dinner at | 1116 club would like to take ; the Crystal Lake Country Club, 'this opportunity to thank Den- Tuesday, August 2. 1960 j ny Hanson for the splendid job - Many of the attorneys en- !he did while holding this of- : joyed an afternoon of golfing ; fice- (publicity). Denny is now .: followed by a dinner with their , serving time with Uncle Sam; " wives at the club house. More 'in the U.S.A.F. in Texas. To ; than forty of the sixty mem- Itake his place is Helen Cone bers of the association were and Terry Dodd- A n£w ™m- 5, in attendance, which included ber is Jim F°ut of McHenry. "Circuit Judge William M. Car-! The winners of July 14 race roll and County Judge James are: M. Cooney and their wives, as '250 c-c* guests of the Association. Pres-1 First -- Jim Merkner; secident Joseph A. Conerty, Jr. ;ond -- John Miklosik and third of Woodstock presided at the:-- Bill Suppa. after dinner festivities. Rich- 40-55 e.c. ard C. Cross of Woodstock ser- • First -- John Huege, second ves the Association as vice- j -- Kent Catch and third -- president and James M. Mcln-j R°y Vellinga. tee of Richmond as secretary- ; 30-50 c.c. treasurer. j First -- Bob Silkey, second The annual affair was organ- 1-- Jim Brizzolara and third -- ized and supervised by the pro- i E- R- Merkner. gram committee of the Asso- j 45-74 c.c. ciation with Richard Joslyn ; First -- Bruce Swanda, seeand Kenneth Schuh, both of ! ond -- Don Milinac and third Woodstock, heading the com- -- Bill Marion. mittee as co-chairmen. -- Future activities of the As-1 The 'stickum' on postage sociation include the judicial stamps isn't glue, but a gum, dinner tentatively scheduled in like tapioca, and is high in vitiate October or early Novem- amins, the Postoffice Departber. The County Bar hold their ment tells us. regular monthly meetings at j : Martinetti s the last Monday | About the nicest thing yet, of each month. i in new cars, is you. McHenry -- 200 004102 9 Richmond -- 000 000 221 5 Winner: Tinder 1-1 Loser: Mack Strikeouts: Mack 13. Tinder 10 Walks: Mack 4, Tinder 6 Doubles: Bujak 2, Benson, R. Miller, Kramer, G, Miller Triples: Tinder Home Runs: Tinder EVER NOTICE? Enthusiasm develops blisters, laziness, boredom. You must make your own religion, and it is only what you make yourself which will be of any use to you. -- Mark Rutherford. All Star Team The Elgin All Stars came to McHenry Sunday evening to 0! Play McHenry's All Stars. A 2 ! large crowd was on hand to 3 ; see McHenry jumjfp>ff to a 2; first inning lead on Ken 0 , Frost's two run single. Ken 1 I belted a tremendous homer 0 i over the score board to open 2 j the third, to make the score 3 - 0 . » - l i n t Denny Blake, on the mound, was sailing alorfg smoothly 0; with the help of some fine 1 j defensive play by Jim Pierson 2 | and Paul Adams. In the fifth 1 J inning the roof fell in, when 2 ! two hits and an error loaded 0 ; the bases for Kluxdal's grand 1 j slam homer. Another hit 0 b r o u g h t K e n F r o s t t o t h e 0 mound. Ken gave up one run 1 in the sixth on a walk and -1 two hits, as he struck out six 8 ; in, his two innings work. McHenry added a consolation run in the sixth when Garv Anderson walked _ and circled the bases while Elgin engaged in some weird defensive plav. Final score, Elgin 5 -- McHenry 4. Minor League The minors completed the regular schedule and all that remains is the play off of ties 2>Jf,' Jean Weyland I didn't count heads, but t h e r e m u s t h a v e b e e n o v e r twenty girls who traveled to Inverness and I know I speak for everyone when I say we had a wonderful time. It couldn't have been nicer: golE, lunch, swimming??, and the following girls,came home with those honors -- Lorraine Conway, low gross; Bette Moss, 1st low net; Letty ^Busscher, 2nd low net; and Dee Overtoil, 3rd low net. Verona Kent and Rosalie Barnickol took 9 hole honors. We left there with happy thoughts and behind us 40 golf balls in the lake on No. 6. Last Tuesday's event was almost not one. But never say die! - 1st and 2nd low net, Class A -- Marilyn Reihansperger and Dee Overton; Class B -- Jean Weyland and Rita Sayler; Class C -- Joan Schlosske and Elsie Olson. Ringer tournament goes on; Millie Jackson's approach on No. 1 went on AND IN; and leading in the Medal Tournam e n t w h i c h h a s o n e m o r e week to go are Marilyn Reihansperger, champions hip Flight; Elsie Olson and Jean Weyland, First Flight; and Ila- Verne Gregory, Second Flight. Attention: HUSBANDS and WIVES: do you know about the BLESSED EVENT? It's due Friday, August 19th, on the tee 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. WATCH THE BULLETIN BOARD. .Come as you are from near and far. By Sccoter, bus, boat and car HULLABALOO! One proven way to teach your children to count is to give them different allowances. Lake Region Sports Car Club August 11 -- Lake Region Sports Car Club Board of Directors' meeting, 8 p.m., Chapel Hill Country Club; McHenry. August 18 -- Lake Region Sports Car Club Business meeting, 8 p.m., VFW hall, McHenry. August 21 -- Lake Region Sports Car Club. Watch for the Hillclimb. Chairpian Pug Alford, Crystal l£ake 2395. Event Results Lake Region' Sports Car Club -- Hamm & Egg Rallye III -- July 9. 1. Ray and Betty Stephens, Lake Zurich. TR3. 2. Vince and Vince, Jaguar. 3. Cooney and Hermos, Sprite. • 4. Gregg and Gregg, East Dundee, Corvette. 5. Herdklotz and Herdklotz, Woodstock, Alfa Romeo. Lake Region Sports Car Club -- Gents' and Girlies' Gymkhana at Crystal Lake, July 17! Men's Division -- ' 1. Gent Wentz, McHenry, TR3. 2. Don Harper, Lake Zurich, Volva., 3 . J a c k K e l s e y , M c H e n r y , Renault. 4. Jim Tober, Crystal Lake, TR3. 5. Allen Bury, Chicago, Austin Hcaley. Women's Division -- 1. Doe Kelsey, McHenry, Renault 4 CV. 2. Marge Erickson, Highland Park, Renault Dauphine. 3. Fran Flood, Crystal Lake, Austin Healey. 4. Carol Gleiston, Austin Healey Sprite. 5. Jan Chalmers, Grayslake, MGA. McHENRY THEATRE 218 So. Gr. Ph. EV 5-0144 THURS - FRI - SAT AUGUST 11-12-13 Dean Martin-Judy Holliday "THE BELLS ARE RINCHNGSUN - MON - TUES AUGUST 14-15-16 Jerry Lewis "THE BELLBOY" also Walt Disney's "DONALD IN MATHMAGICLAND' STARTS WED, AUG 17 FOR 4 DAYS "HUCKLEBERRY FINN" Two shows each night for above features -- 7 & 9 p.m. A BIT OF HISTORY Historian Sidney I. Roberts, referring to the pre-1900 era in the current issue of the Journal of the Illinois State Historical society, says "Chicago was either the worstgoverned city in the United States or the best." In his article "'The Municipal Voters' League and Chicago's Boodlers," Roberts teHs a story of the epic battles which took place in the 1890s between the "good guys" and the "bad guys." That was the heyday of Aldermen "Hinky Dink" Kenna and "Bathhouse John" Coughlin, when all but a few members of the city council could be bought and everything the council ' did had a price. A favorite practice of the "boodlers" was to grant a utility franchise to a fictitious company for a goodly fee and. in turn, this "company" would sell the franchise to a legitimate utility at a much higher price. The newspapers and various reform groups were; powerless against the boodlers until the Municipal Voters' League was formed. iniiHiiinHiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiniiiimniniin Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 Show Starts at Dusk THURS - FRI - SAT AUGUST 11-12-13 In Color & CinemaScope "THE LOST WORLD" Also Color Cartoon and Short Subject , SUN th'ru THURS .AUCftlST .14 to 18 In Color "HERCULES UtfCHAINED" •with Steve Reeves Also Color Cartoon and Short Subject" Wednesday Is Ladies' Nite J111! 1111111111111111! t IIIH11! 11 * 111111111! f I) 11' 111 iTiTn^M^T! OPEN 7:30 P.M. WEEKDAYS CRYSTAL ^ vc i n t h c a t r , Every Saturday Night STOCK CAR RACES FISH 'n PLAY AT Berry land 6 mi. west of McHenry on Rt. 120 UN 2-3781 Adults . Spttnn WILMOt D.S.T. 8:30 P. M. TIMC TKUL9* | 7i00 mi, PltST lACk 8:30 ml'*r i : } KM p.inirtl »>> ,t <1 u 11» Create Jl f/ew 1J0U Let Our Staff Help To Create A New Personality In Your Hair Beauty The Claire Beauty Shoppe 200 S. Green St. Ph. EV 5-0010 RUDY BECKERS KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE EVergreen 6-2430 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS Stud Service * Healed & Unhealed Kennels e German Shorthair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving 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 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. ft Son. 8 to. 11 pjm. -- Matinee Sat. & Sun. 1:80 to 4:00 pjn. You're Never Too Old To Bowl At jthe request of several old time bowlers in the McHeiifry area, the McHenry Recreation is organizing a league for the seniors. This league will be a member of th U.S. Senior Bowling Association. The league will be divided into three classes. Class "A" age 70 years and over. Class "B" age 60 to 70 years, and Class "C" age 50 to 60 years. Mr. Charles Jahn, age 76, of Park Ridge. Illinois, is the national president, and Doc Hattstrom, age 64, is national secretary. The, purpose of this bowling league is to re-create and revitalize enthusiasm in men of these advanced ages. Doc Hayes, age 73, of Antioch, .Illinois, advises us that the oldest member in the association is 94 years, bowling averages vary from about 90 to 180 and you would be surprised how much good, both physically and mentally some retired men benefit from just this little added activity. Then too, Doc Hayes says that even though some of these fellows were "hot shots" and held high averages a few years back, they don't mind bowling with lower averages now because they're in a league with men that are in the same age bracket. If you are interested, or know of someone that should be interested, the league will bowl on Wednesday afternoons, at 4:00 P.M., starting on September '7tn. The men will bowl with a handicap of 80% of the difference between their average and 200. Why not call Joe Kuna at EVergreen 5-2520 and put your name on the list? You'll have a lot of fun bowling and meet a lot of new friends too. THURSDAY -- AUGUST 11 Double Feature Program Audrey Hepburn Anthony Perkins "GREEN MANSIONS" and Mickey Rooney "ANDY HARDY COMES HOME" HELD OVER! NOW thru SAT. ^ FRI - SAT -- AUG 12-13 Double Feature Program THE MYSTERIANS' and George Montgomery ! Taina Elg ' "WATUSI" Late SIkw Sat., Aug 13 Edd "Kookie" Byrnes in "REFORM SCHOOL GIRL" SUN - MON - TUES AUG 14-15-16 Tony Curtis - Debbie Reynolds "THE RAT RACE" Also Color Cartoon WED - THURS - - AUG 17-18 Double Feature Program "SEVEN THIEVES" Edward G. Robinson Rod Steiger and "HELLER IN PINK TIGHTS" Sophia Loren - Anthony. Quinn reRKINS MILES GAVIN tPDMNinua - Features at 8:30 and 10:30 (No one admitted after Feature Starts) Also -- Late Show Extrg . Feature Fri. & Sat. Sun - Mon Tues, Aug. 14?16 Columbia Picture* Presinti £ R::u! i. Itvj PfodsciiM Brigitte Bardot "Babette Goes To War" CINEMASCOPE • Entrain COLOR & Co-Feature METRO • GOlDKffl • MATFFT fitsjifr. HUNK 6INA * SINflTRA-LOUDBRIBnUI in A CAN1ERB01IY flllfjaini CinemjScspt • MnSOCOlOB FREE KIDDYLAND ELM Tel. JAckson 6-1421 Wauconda, III WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY AUGUST 10 thru 13th THRILL . . . TO THE MOST STARTLING FILM EVER MADE t METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER A GEORGE PAL Production ttomna etroCOLOR In Color SUN - MON - TUES* - WED AUGUST 14-15-16-17 THEMOsTVJMAZlNG OFALLPOSSIB£ WOR&S! G N E is/ta 5cop£ COLOR by DE LUXE sim (MN DOYLE'S IRWIN ALIEN PRODUCTION mSUOHn KWIN ALLEN ^»IRWIN ALLEN. CHARLES BENNETI In CinemaScope & Color THURS - FRI - SAT -- AUG 18-19-20 ! "THE BOY & THE PIRATES" and "12 TO THE MOON"