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Pagt Four THE MtHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, September 1, 1960 f ifcy €aJt£. WaiUhj sot I HEAR -- The Shamrocks blew a lead last Sunday as Dundee won a 5 to 4 ball game and evened the playoff series at one and one. 6 _ 0 Outdoors Next Sunday will find the McHenry team at Dundee for the do or die game. Should be By jack Walsh , a good one, _ iJtSHt1 lil^illlilltiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiii'lililiiniiivrJlliltlil'iililllllllllllllililili , , 1 ! Here is a rundown on the Crystal -Lake will appear on water fowl regulations for 1960. .We suspect that the owners, of -Southern Illinois hunting clubs "may be a bit d i s a p p o i n t e d w i t h t h e n e w . goose regulations, also that their incomes could drop as resul't of them. Saving Time. This stake is open to all pointing breeds. It will be followed by the'Limited ATI Age; open to German Short haired Pointers only. This should be one of the best. This is the National Qualifying Stake and will be run and judged under Championship caliber. We would like to remind all hunters who use ,22's for squir- SOFTBALL NOTES CHAMPS OF LITTLE LEAGUE MAJORS Tuesday night Hettermann and Old Bridge played off for first place because of Hetterrriann's loss to ' Holy Name Monday night. Hettermann won the game 15 to 7 and the c h a m p i o n s h i p . Dick Marsh came up with a single, triple and homer. Carl Neiss drove in 4 runs with a single and double. Art Jackson and Bud Meyer homered in the second inning. Bill Becknell led Old Bridge with a single and triple. John Hogan homered In the third. Old Bridge 3012100-- 7 73 Hettermann 2710032 --15 18 6 In the first game pf the playoffs-, Hans' blew a 4 run lead to Hettermann in the fifth innthe Johnsburg diamond .after a couple of delays. This will be the second game of the series between these two teams.. When all this playoff business is finally settled, the w inners will clash for the championship. J»ICKUPS: Some Indians in Tennessee have employed "a Memphis college student to teach them how to make arrows to sell to tourists. An undertaker in England gives a free funeral to anyone who lives to be a hundred. Breathes there a man with soul so dead who never to himself has said: "There must be a better way than this to make a living." It's pretty hard to talk horse sense to a mule. The duck and coot season will open statewide at noon' on October l?Sth and continue through December 6th. After opening day shooting hours will be from sunrise to sunset. A closed season has been declared on canvasback and redheads in an effort to help these two species return to a more normal population. The ruddy duck, which was on the protected list last year, may be taken during the I960 season as a good nesting period enabled this specie to return to the abundant list. The dailv limit for ducks has rels ;to remember that those in<r antj jn the sixth Tom Oef little slugs carry a mile. This area contains very few places where one can shoot in any fling hit a single to center field that took a high bounce over Jensen's head and Oefdiirection and bl? completely j fling scored what proved to be assured of not hitting a build-, the"winning run. Bill Brenment and follow the "Ten Com- j nan's double with the bases ing. so try to use good judge-; loaded in the fifth tied up the mandments of Safety". Goodi score at 8 and 8. Ernie Berez luck .and good shooting. 1 homered in the second for • '• •. • • j Hans'. DUNDEE RALLY IN Hans' Tav. 0142100 -- 8 10 4 NINTH INNING WINS Hettermann 130041 -9 12 8 OVER McHENRY 5-4 Sunday Dundee rallied for ^our runs in the ninth to defeat the Shamrocks 5-4. This Old Bridge won their first game of the playoffs by defeating Bimbo's 15 to 7. Bob Nolan hit two doubles and a homer. Bill Becknell hit two win for Dundee evens up the I and a homer and Paul f reund homered in the sixtn Back row: Denny Jackson (upper left), Dave Schaefer (partly hidden), Ricky Greenlee, Herb Reihansperger and Bob Schaefer (coaches). Front row: Jim Foram, Bobby Dowe, Richie Meyer, Donald Jones, Bobby Geneser, John Rei'hansperger, Dave Pictor, Bob Schaefer, Denny Blake, Jim" Mars. Kneeling front: Art Jackson, manager of the Champion Fal'cons aind Tom Bolger, player agent. series at one victory each. Ray Bujak and Roger Benson were the batting stars for the Shamrocks. Bujak had three hits, one being a triple. Ray, aiaiimm •* in 9 also drove in two runs. Benson j 0141001 ~ 7 10 2 for Old Bridge. Harry Golbeek led Bimbo's with a double and homer good for 3 RBI's. Large crowds gather each, Tuesday and Thursday nights at the VFW to watch the softball playoff games. Plenty of action and you would be surprised to see some of those fellows move around. First game' starts at 7:30, second game at 9. We think you will enjoy these games. They play for keeps. had two hits. a. home run 235302 -1317 5 been set a, Ah,, and on„ one: S"eC^ wood duck and one hooded j • 1 ' j Tuesday and Thursday nights, merganser may he incluled in ' c1°uu ethe daily limit. Hunters may Dundee (5) have eight ducks in possession after opening day. but the possession limit of eight may include only one wood duck and one hooded .merganser. In addition. five American and redbreasted mergansers may be included in daily kill and 10 in the possession limit. The daily limit on coot has: been increased from four to > . Ruhrow, cf ! Plauck, cf : Wright, rf ! Doyle, rf Burucki, If ; Kinnason, If J. Hopp, lb Reddersorf. ss V. Hopp, 3b R Hopp, 2b AB 4 0 4 0 2 1 5 i first game at 7:30; R j|- game around 9. 0 0 0 i 1 ! second , Puffpoff. c six this year, and the posses- peters sion limit after opening day is 12. . j Goose season, with the ex-1 of Alexander. Union,; The following letter comes from one of our most loyal readers and one of the most loyal of all MCHS grads who in his days as a pint-sized lineman rated with such rugged ception guards as Ray Guzzardo and jac|.S(>n an{j Williamson coun- Merwyn Schmitt. ties, will be from noon. Octo- Woodstock. Illinois .her 28 to December 6. inclu- 607 Park Street sive. After opening day shoot- August 26t)h, 15)60 , jng hours will b<g. from sunrise ^ Benson <. D#ar Earl: > * *•» * •» to-^dnWH * p Morenz, rf Although I am a few daysj Iij Alexander. Union, Jack- j jUsten, lb late I would like to say it j son and Williamson counties, 'g Aguirre, ph McHenry Country Club News 35 Shamrocks (4) AB J. Schaefer, ss R. Bujak, 21) G. Freund, 3b, p D. Bentz, If By Jack Buckle gives me great pleasure to; geese may be taken from sun-^ Pierce, cf congratulate you on your; rise to 3 p.m. November 1 to p Mathews, ph twenty-fifth anniversary as the' December 15. inclusive. r Nauer, p reporter for the column known! Daily goose limit will he j Kno.\-, 3b as "So I Hear". I have appre- five and is not to include more dated and want to thank you than one Canada or its subfor finding the time to write: species, and one wh'tefronted a few lines about me while I goose, or two whitefronted was in 'the'service of my coun- gvese. Possession limit is the try artd when I was on the, same as the daily limit. Dundee Shamrocks 4 5 4 2 4 4 3 1 2 1 3 1 34 000 100 004 010 100 002 H 1 3 Not too much to report this week except to bring you up to date on the results of last 0 i Sunday's play. The All-Men's 0 (Calcutta came off as scheduled 2 [ with team No. 2 walking away 0 ""*1 j with top'Tionor^. "Ed £J{ls§,! (&£)- 0 0 j tain of the team, shot a gross 0 | score of 68 and his two team- 0; mates played their very fin- 1 j est brand of golf, so, after de- 1 I ducting their handicaps it was 0 f just a matter of determining 9 j which teams would finish sec- 5 ond and third. As it turned out. 4 team No. 12 came in second .,ncj teams 6 and 9 ended up There are currently 2,986 in a tie for third place. private golf clubs in the Unit-' All in a l l , t h e r e was some derstand that Art Jackson ! but Rita Sayler was only 4 drove the 311"yard 11th green. | strokes off the pace. Low That's a long wallop even for i Putts (event for the day) go some of the top pros. Don Wat- i to Bette Moss, Class A; Rita ties tells me he had the un- j Sleeper and Rathe rine Rogers, f o r t u n a t e d i s t i n c t i o n o f s h o o t - j C l a s s B ; a n d R o s e M u s k a , ing a lovely 12 on the par 3 | Class C. Low Net for Tuesday eighth hole. He tried to tell goes to Floss O'Connell, Class me the gruesome details of | a: Sully Consago and Carmen how this occurred but he was j Antonson. Class B; and Rose sobbing so badly that I could- | Muska. Class C. This was also n't understand what he was saying. There were no low net or blind bogey events last weekend, so I have no names to list in that regard. The important event coming up next is the 2-ball aggregate match play tourney which starts next Sunday, Sept. 4. This will be a 72 hole tournament using full handicaps on the holes where the strokes are indicated on the scorecard. There will be no qualifying round involved. The twoman teams were selected from the names signed on the bulletin board on or before Wednesday, Aug. 31. The 16 low handicap members wil! be paired with the 16 high handicap members by means of a drawing. As far as my memory serves me, I believe this is the first tournament of this type we have had T!H«rTr-Should prove to be a very interesting event. This is always true of tournaments played over a four week period, because anything can happen from week to week. An event oi this nature is very rarely "decided" after the first or second week's play. the final week of our Ringer tournament. Winners of that event will be announced next week. Lest we forget, or. in case you didn't know, here's a pat on the back to Lurayne Conway who placed third in the recent Cook County Women's Amateur golf tournament held at Gleneagles Country club. Lurayne, who has played many a fine round on our own course moved up from a sixth place position to finish third after four rounds of golf in the low 80's. Too late to mention our "Mother-Offspring" Tournament which is being held today (Thursday, Sept. 1). Let's hope we (had) a good turnout. See you next week. SEEK BIDS Bids will be sougtit by the state on Sept. 13 in the eighth bid letting of the year in the 1960 road program. One project is i'n McHenry-Lake county, for 6.88 miles of resurfacing on Rt. 12, from Rt. 31. south of Richmond, southeasterly to about 0.1 mile east of McHenry-Lake county line. Crash Victim A tragic accident on the highway claimed the life of Lawrence W. Jones, 25-year- DIVORCES GRANTED^- Mary Ann Notz was granted a divorce from Charles Notfc, Jr., in circuit court last Friday. A divorce, was awarded in circuit court to Lola Meadow^, of Island Lake from Charles* Meadows. Speedway WIIMOT, D.S.T. 8:30 P. M. TIME TRIAL* 7:00 PA FIltST It AC* UN 2-3781 8:30 wMm^ McHENRY THEATRE 218 So. Gr. Ph. EV 5-0144 FISH 'n PLAY AT Berryland 6 mi. west of McHenry on Rt. 120 0EZP* fyeshman football team. I hope The Department of Conser- States, as compared to 4,- pretty classy golf played by the next J25 years will be hap-j vation has entered into an 448 in 1931 many of the members. I unity ones. * I agreement with the U.S. Fish . • I was somewhat surprised) and. Wildlife Service that if today when I read in the I the .quantity of geese harvest- Biaihdealer ito notice that Mr. j ed in the counties of Union, E>ukel* has been adied to the! Alexander. Jackson a,nd Wil- CHAMPIONSHIP AWARD sftaff of teachers at the high School on a part time basis. I d i d n ' t t h i n k M r . D u . k e r would vstay away too long from the old stamping ground. liamson is not in excess of 11.000 birds the Department may extend the season past the December 15th closing date. If the maximum 14.000 Well, the summer is slow ly j bird harvest is reached prior slipping away and I don'1 : to the end of the established, think it has l>ecn a bad one' season, December 15th, the for some of the people. The! Department will close the younger generation will soop hunting season bv an emer-1 be going back to school and gency Administrative Order. wonder what happened to their; -- vacation. ! The German Shorthahod ! I hope this year the high; Pointer club of Illinois invites school has a good football you to attend their annual^ team. I 9aw a few of the boys! Fall Trial, Sept. 10-11, I960, jast fall and hope the team! be held at t'he Wing 'n Fin $an jell together into a win- Hunting Club. Volo. Illinois, ning unit sooner this fall. 1:2 miles west of Route 12: 21 •believe Marten Central will! miles nortih of Volo. Illinois. | Surprise a lot of teams this Elmer Timm of Kenosha, fall. i Wise., and Rill McQueen of ; Well, Earl. I hope you and, Moorsville, Ind. will be the |he rest of the family have (judges. pad an enjoyable summer and; Pheasants will be used in fcre in the best of health. ! all the stakes --- birds to be " Yours Truly. ; shot in all stakes except Pup- Loivn Thomas' pv. Trophies for 1st Place in all Stakes. Ribbons for first BETI KX FROM VACATION 1 4 places. ' Mrs. Ethel Bruce and two' On Saturday. Sept. 10th. at ^ Sbivot Jean Weyland Hullabaloo day is Ijehind .us and a most successful one it was. There were close to 200 gals who stayed around for a real fun day. Last Tuesday's play (Aug 30) put Dee Ovqrton in as our 1960 Club champion. Dee THURS., SEPT. 1 Double Feature Program "BOBBIKINS" Shirley Jones Max Bygraves and "OPERATION AMSTERDAM" Peter Finch - Eva Barton THURS thru SATURDAY SEPT 1-3 "THE LOST WORLD" Michael Rennie Jill St. John , - Added - Selected S'hort Subjects SUN thru WED -- SEPT 4V Alfred Hitchcock's 1 "PSYCHO" Ant'hony Perkins - Vera Miles NOW! Ends SAT., SEPT. 3 A New" and Startling Mystery! FRI. & SAT., SEPT. 2 & 3 Double Feature Program "THE BLOB'; and "I MARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE" Tom Tryon - Gloria Talbott Saturday Late Show, Sept. 8 "NAKED IN THE SlTN" James Craig - Rita Milan Color in n wliiffe (91 with Marina Vlady Robt. Hossein -- & Co-Hit! LAWRENCE W. JONES shot a 391 gross in her four; old father of four young chilrounds of play and that mer-! dren, on Aug. 10. Services were its congratulations from all of1 held in Troy, New York. The us A, B, and C'ers!! Winner i Jones family has lived in Shalof the play-off in 1st Flight i imar subdivision for almost a of Medal was Jean Weyland,! year. Photo by Mike Brown As the 1960 McHenry Pony League season came to a close, officials gathered for t.he presentation of the championship trophy by Mayor George P. Freund to Manager Louis Swodo and McHenry Ready Mix, the team sponsor. Pictured left to right: Charlie Brown, President; Bob Xewkirk, Vice-President; Mayor Freund, Louis Swedo, Joe C.ausdcn <officer of McHenry Ready-Mix), and Charlie Corso, secretary of t'he league. dauchters. Cindy Lee and feecky Lyn rccenily returned from a two months' vacation in Asbv.rv Park, New Jersey. They spent the summer sightseeing and visiling with old friends where she was horn 7:00 a.m. Chicago Daylile Saving Time, the first brace of puppy will be called on t.he line to start the trial; At conclusion of Puppy Stakes the Derby Slakes will start; at i t s conclusion the Open All and raided. Mrs. Bruce, wife of The Tirst 2 stiakes are Tor William E. Bruce of Venice pointing breeds. The Onen All avenue, McHenry. and daugh- Au<e for German Pointing lers enjoyed the flight hack on Breeds. the 707 jet flight from New On Sunday morning, the 3fork to Chicago, where she Open Gun Dog Stake will start Was met by her husband. • at 7:00 a.m. Chicago Daviite RUDY BECKERS KENNELS 1 Mil* East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE EVergreen 5-2438 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS • Siud Service • Heated & Unhealed Kennels • German Shorihair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving -- OPPORTUNITY -- The Allstate Insurance Company Founded by Sears Roebuck & Co. has an opening for a sales representative in the McHeairy area. This is a permanent, full time position offering the following: , 1. Sal'ary plus Commission 2. Four week training program at company expense 3. Profit sharing 4. Group Life and Health and Accident Insurance 5. Paid vacation and sick leave 6. Opportunity for advancement If you are a married man between the ages of 25-35 with some sales experience and at least a high school education and are interested in joining the sales force of a fast growing multiple line stock insurance company, please contact MR. F. LOW 105 Richmond Rd. EV. 5-5487 FOX UKE COUNTRY CUR MIKE COYNE, Manager SEMI-PRIVATE 18 HOLE COURSE On Route 1% 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 Tuesday 3 7 to 8 P.M. at JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHENRY Rink Open Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. A Son. 8 to 11 p.m. Pistakee Country Club South End of Pistakee Bay Course Playable After Heavy Rains Our newly remodeled clubhouse is available for parties and banquets Phone EV 5-9854 mm/" SUN.. MON. & TUES., . . SEPT. 4. 5 & 6 THE LOST WORLD" David Hedison - Claude Rains Cinemascope granger m MtjAsp* OnhmSco^ PETER GRAVES CONRAD NAGEL WED. & THURS. SEPT! 7 & 8 Double Feature Program "WALK LIKE A DRAGON" Jack Lord - Nobu McCarthy and "PRISONER OF THE VOLGA" John Derek Eisa Martinelli Eastman Color plus "WRITTEN ON THE WIND" Z FRI. & SAT. SUN. - TUES., SEPT. 4 - 6 Jerry Lewis "THE BELLBOY" Walt Disney's "WHITE WILDERNESS" and "TARZAN THE MAGNIFICENT" * Starts WED.. SEPT. 7 "HERCULES UNCHAINED" and "THIRTY" Jack Webb ELM THEATR Tel. JAckson 6-1421 Wauconda, III THURSDAY thru SATURDAY SEPT 1st thru 3rd "SNOW QUEEN" "RAYMIE" SUNDAY thru THURSDAY S E P T 4 t h t h r u S l h "PORTRAIT IN BLACK" wit'h Lana Turner Anthony Quinn Sandra 'Dee - - John Saon SUGGESTED ADULT ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY &. SATURDAY SEPT 9th & loth "PAY OR DIE" wi th Ernest Borsrninc , COMING SOON "POLLYANNA" "FROM THE TERRACE" "OCEAN'S II"