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'%• Pige Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, January 26, 1961 SO I HEAR... We could have talked all night! Yep. We sat with Geprge Sullivan at the Elks' Club in Woodstock Tuesday night and covered a lot of ground between bites of a delicious piec6 of roast beef that didn't require much chewin' and chawin'. The event was one you will probably catch in front page news. The Elks presented Mc- Henry's police department with a resuscitator, a very fine addition their life saving equipment. We thank Art Keevil for a fine*evening and*his part in the event. We expect to resume our gabfest with George at the Marian Central football banquet Sunday night. This is one of those weeks where we are going to have to miss a couple of events. Too much. who can be transformed from a dating admirer ir.to a dating lover. Rumors are bits of gossip so easy to air out, but so hard to gather back in. DUNDEE USES THREE HOPPS TO VICTORY OVER JOHNSBURG Anything you can buy "dirtcheap" generally needs a lot of green to cover it. Happiness will elude you if you run after it; it will wait for you if you approach it gently. Anonymous WARRIORS BEAT BLUE STREAKS IN 67-5TJSAME Meet Zion-Benion And Barringion In Week-End Battles With Joe Etten and Mayor Fcpund, we had a gay time at the Pitch and Hit banquet in the Morrison hotel last Sunday night. j^Tick Etten, former Yankee slugger, and Billy Etten. a Chicago policeman, were there io greet us. "Rip" Collins, famous Gas House member of the St. Louis Cardinals was toastmaster "iid ,hi§ stories about Dizzy Dean wefe gems. ,Jack Sheehan, Eli Grba and Sam Esposito were guests of hqpor -- all a credit to the [_;ime. Minnie Minoso and his son -bowed up and got a big hand. And all the boys whooped it up wl.en Roberta Sherwood warbled a few songs as only she can sing. Glad to get a letter from Jim Jones, Who attends the Uniygpity,a°f. ^Illinois. Jim's roommate cafledf attention1 to a story in his home town paper about Charley Hiller so he sent it to us. Charley is given a great chance by the experts to stick with the Giants this year. Here is a quote: "Hiller is a hustling, Eddie Stanky-type lefthanded hitter who led the Texas League in batting at .3f4 with Rio Grande Valley." •Jjim tells us about the Illini basketball team and gives us quote from the Iowa h^ tball coach: "Illinois is the st eisht-game loser in U'v nation." §The score sheets tell us lha* Robert Abram bowled a 661 sqfies and Joe Etten 645. Somewhere a voice is calling that J$e bowled a 405 series with Foresters. •Pat Rosing's 229 game put hfr in the "225 Club" with all tfie fanfare. Wally Hojnacki s&ps up to defend John Looze a|d correct us in our comnfents. He insists that John bawled a 193 game. When? g JbC h r i s Nelsen turned in Yfccht Club news last summer, ojie of the feature column* tljat help us give broad coveflage to various sports activity. This year her Dad, Ray C. Nelson, will give us the news V«e hear that Dr. James R MicMahon is a new director o' tfie club. They have installed heat in the club house and are afi set for winter activities sich as a Valentines' party. SWhoons! We keep forgetting Cfculd you bowling league secretaries turn in scores so that §could give as many as pos le to our operators on Fri /. The balance can follow as uftual. 'Twouid help. gCarl Walker, forrrer Mc HSenry High athlete from Won cfer Lake, is a member of the if of 7 wrestling team and ffeighs in at 191 pounds. [The Joe Frett team in th pis' Wednesday night group, £>n two games last week and tere jumping up and down jith joy. First time they arned the trick. 5 \ DAILY PINUPS • Finesse: is. the fine art raokirg- jjie best out of whal started <mt as the worst. i ' | Even people in class house mve to answer the phone. bachelor is a human being The Warriors won their fifth conference victory last Friday at McHenry. This victory over Woodstock put them into a tie for second place, only two games reach from Crystal Lake. Saturday, McHenry went to Geneva to face the Vikings in a non-conference battle that ended 81-67, Geneva winning. Geneva's seven- footer, Hascal Tieson, is a angy, well coordinated senior. Tieson scored 35 points and has an average of 29 points for 15 games. Paul Morenz was the outstanding player of the game even though he is not quite 7 feet. Paul scored 31 points and was all over the floor out-hustling everyone. Friday both McHenry and Woodstock ceded high scoring honors to Rodger Eckert of Woodstock, who scored 27 points, with a cool fifteen in the fourth period. Samien was high man for McHenry with fifteen. In the first quarter, McHenry outscored Woodstock 21- 12. The offensive ball handling was sloppy, but tough defensive work by Reid and Morenz, plan the command of offensive and defensive rebounding by Ed Samen and Bob Vaupell gave us the ball. Bob and Ed both scored 7 points the first quarter. During the second quarter the Warriors gained eight more points to go into the third quarter leading 36-19. McHenry advanced their lead another 7 points to go into the fourth period with the score a comfortable 53-29. The Warriors depth showed as a fresh team came in and scored 14 points. Chuck Miller hit two baskets while Bill De- Cicco hit three. Harry May soon hit a long set shot and ssisted Butch Stacknick for two. The game ended with the score 67-51. Next weekend all teams are scheduled to play wo important conference games. McHenry plays Zion here Friday and Barrington there Saturday, both teams having defeated McHenry in the opening session. Dundee's basketball team came to Johnsburg with a well balanced attack last Sunday to edge the strong home team 86 to 81. It was a las^ period r that brought victory to-Ahe1 visitors after Johnsburg got off to a lead of 11 points at the end of the first half. Each team had 31 baskets. In the all important free throw department, Dundee had 24 out of 34 attempts while Johnsburg had 19 out of 30. Dundee had three Hopps in in the lineup, contributing a total of 47 points to their cause. Marengo comes to Johnsburg next Sunday, Jan. 29 Johnsburg - 81 FG FT P T. Oeffling 4 3 4 D. Bentz 8 4 3 B. Oeffling 5 6 4 J. Huff 0 0" 1 Freund 1 0 2 B. Schmitt 1 2 2 B. Brennan 6 0 1 Benson 6 4 4 Total 31 19 21 Dundee - 86 FG FT P V. Hopp 5 5 1 J. Hopp ...5 4 5 Montgomery 5 3 1 Imhoff 5 4 5 Doyle 1 1 5 Dobler 2 5 2 R. Hopp 8 2 2 Total 31 24 21 Dundee 19 11 25 31--86 Johnsburg 28 13 17 23--81 It took mankind about 5,000 years (recorded history) to reach 1 billion in population: 85 years for the second billion, and likely about 50 years for the third billion. WRESTLING By Bill Anderson Bill Hutchinson's Warrior Wrestling squad whipped the Grant high school matmen from Fox Lake 28-16 on Tuesday, Jan. 17. This was the last home match of the season. It was designated senior night in honor of the seniors on the team who -were wrestliWt their last home match. A large and entusiastic crowd attended. Jerry Zeiger (138 lbs.), a senior, pinned his mar* for .five points. Also pinning mr*man for five points was Dan Kinnerk at 103 lbs. Seniors Jim Hansen (133 lbs.) and Butch Espey (154 lbs.) both won by decision for three points each. Others who won by decision were Tom Hauck (95 lbs.), Ken Lishamer (112 lbs.),.Jim Meyer (120 lbs.) and Wayne Fuchs (165 lbs.). Nick Groh -{heavyweight), who is also a senior, and Bill Tychewicz (127 lbs.), Jim Dowhin (145 lbs.) and Bob Wahl (180 lbs.) all lost .after wrestlihg> very fine matches. The Warrior, grapplers lost to Elgin on Thursday, Jan. 19. They went to Harvard on Tuesday, Jan. 24. Scores for these 2 matches and the final match of the season at Barrington, tomorrow, Jan. 27, will be in ^next week's paper. The Conference Tournament will start on Friday, Fsb. 3, at Dundee. McHenry Jayceeg Youth Bowling Tournament Girls League -- , High-Individual Game, Kar en McNally - 158. High Individual Series, Karen McNaiiy - 137*158-130-425 High Team Series, Ten Pins 1697 total comprised of: Betty O'Brien, Lynn Merkel, Georgia Posthuma, Nancy Kralowetz, Marrilou Smith. Boys League -- High Individual Game, Frank Viscounti and Dick Friedberg- 201. High Individual Series, "Dick FWdberg - 201-133-183-517 total) X Higfy Team Series,. Foxes- 199 total, comprised of: Mike Dillon, , Terry - Margraff. Al Miller, Steve Kleinhans, Bill Houser. Final Results Of McHenry Jaycees Youth Bowling Tournament Girls League -- Winning Team -- Ten Pins Won 18 LosftC~fT&firn average 509, comprised Of: Betty O'Brien, Lynn Merkel, Georgia Posthuma, Nancy Kralowetz, and Marrilou Smith. Team High Three Games -- Timber Tops -- 1788 Team High ..Single Game -- Timber Tops -- 655 Individual High Three Games -- Karen McNally -- 5'51 Individual High Single Game -- Karen McNally -- 214 Boys League -- Winning Team -- Panthers-- Won ISV2, Lost 8%, comprised of Johnny Miller, Jim Arbogast,, Roy Watson, Tom Blair, and Terry Oeffling. Team High Three Games -- Bears -- 2070 Team High Single Game Foxes -- 716 Individual High Three Games -- Terry Oeffling -- 583 Individual High Single Game Terry Oeffling -- 234 1 Trophies and awards will be presented to the winners ;'at the banquet to be held this Sunday, January 29th, at the American Legion Home. . McHenry -Recreation Tuesday Thirty-Niners -- H. Donavan 429; M. Einsp&r 419; E. Winkel 435; S. Low 430; V. Doherty 431; R. Schmitt 450; L. Kjiox 187- 472; M. Adams 403; D. Tdtiyan 449. Railroads: E. Winkel 6-7-10; J. Heide 5-10. Business Men's League -- D. Schaefer 534;, E. Sayler 216; R. Piesert 221-235-648; J. Justen 545; R. Miller 200; N. Justen 237; H. Weyland 205; B. Scheid 200-549; R. Becker 245-600. Nite Owls -- L. Worts 478; D. NoonariiSB? P. Rosing 229-518; E. Koenemann 182r451; E. Tonyan 443; M. Etheridge 435; J. Amann 431-193; P. Greene 464; I. Kreier 180-476; L. Stone 173- 183-483; F'. Anderson 435; G. Hastings 443; M. Wilbrandt 460; B. Wentzel 431; L. Miller 210-507. Railroads: V. Groh 517; E. Latimer 5-6-10; P. Rosing 2-7-10; M: Wilbrandt 6-7. Commercial League -- Wiles 220-563; J. Lonze 532; J. Reid 210; F. Petersen 201- 542; D. Hiller 215-562; S. Bacon 212-610; Low 210-226-626; Stilling, 211, A. Otto, Jr. 206- 578; N. Dalby 232-588; D. Burelli 204-206-205-615; E. Amann 570; C. Brennan '201-540. McHenry Recreation Wednesday Nite Major League -- Second Round Standings -- W L Hans Tavern 45 15 Chi. Mach. Mover ..40 20 Krause Office Supply 39 21 McHenry Disposal • .32 28 Mr, Gus 30 V2 29% McHenry Recreation 27 "S3 Roth Shoes 27 33 " F. M. Television 21 39 ' McHenry Bank 20% 39% Huppy & Leo ... .18 - "42 Average-- F. Schmidt .193.2 V. Freund 192.37 R. Abrams 192.8 M. Crouch ' .V 189.31 A. McCarroll .. .188.9 C. Corso 187.41 Sigman ... 187.22 R. Cynowa, Jr. ........187.13 W. Webb 186.51 H. Behnke 186.1 Wednesday Nite 1-18-61 -- R. Abram 224-214-223-661; J. Etten 209-210-226-645; V. Freund 210-229-622; R. Cyncwa, Jr. 213-203-204-620; F. Schmidt 234-212-6201 !%fc. Stilling 231- 212-616; H. Behnke 213-204- 608; A. Juriz'208-212-600. C. D. of A. J. Pierorii "201-572; J. Buss 170; C. Bofo 184-590; N. Mc- Auliff 169-467; E. Wirfs 167; M. L. Thennes 175; J. Kralowetz 167; B1. O'Brien 171-492; G. DiedriCh 162; G. Barbian 179; J. Rizzo 165-458; M. B. Fuchs 201-iJ?t)| B. Rourke 199- 478; M. Staff el 191-531; B. Schmaling l99; G. Sigman 168- 461; P. Leight 166; B. Leight 197-473; G;!W<&t 166; S. Ballowe 176; Si Clark 188-513; F. Root 176-488r ,;e. Freund 457; M. Thomas 165; E. Nimsgern 194-500. Players From McHenry To Be Honored At Marian Central Palace H. Freund 203-546; Herdrich 201; Justen 210-535. Tavern League-- F. Matthesius 244-556; F. Gende 540; D. Weingart 202- 555; A. Tonyan 203. Palace Wednesday Nite Ladies League -- T. Meyer 456; M. Hettermann 458; M. Granger 431; B. Meath 181-470; C. Frett 168. M o n d a y N i t e 7 : 0 0 L a d i e s ,Lei*Srue -- •1 &. Dawson 411; L. Ferwerda 475; I. Uhles 447. Palace 9:00 Ladies League-- j. Dillon 191-474 C.O.F. Juveniles League -- P. Adams 193-410. McHenry Moose Mixed League N. Bowman 166-481; F. Huffmaster 200. Tomasello's Men's Friday Nite 9:15 League W. Hauri 208-581; W. Bychowski 201; J. Wilcox 206- 547; G. Sanders 539; R. Erickson 551; D. Zamastil 541; M. Phillips 217-550; E. Miller 228- 577; D. Huff 222-580; J. Ahrens 582. T.N.T. League -- E. Rad 181-503, D. Neiss 189- 472, L. LaBay 471, D. Hayner Pictured above are two players, Paul Karls and Ed Jessie, who will be among those honored at the second aryiual football banquet at Marian Central next Sunday night, January 29. Duffy Daugherty, head football coach at Michigan State University, with all his famous Irish wit, will be the speaker of the evening. 177-490-6-7-10 rail, V. Smith 465, M. Joyce 460, C. May 177- 456, L. A. Smith 454; H. Thelen- 177-447; L. Smith 442, M. Johnston 175-435 and E. Schaefer 431. FARM BUREAU KICKOFF BOWLING AT TOMASELLO ALLEYS There will be a kick-off 10 the county Farm Bureau bowling tournament for -the Farm Bureau sports festival for McHenry, Richmond, Burton and Nunda townships Wednesday evening, Feb. 1, at 7:30 o clock at Tomasello's alleys, Johnsburg. All Farm Bureau members and dependents who wish to bowl at this Aime are asked to contact MrsPFrank Schmitt, EVergreen 5-1243 or Chuck Weingart, EVergreen 5-1287. Trophies will be giwn for high women's and high men's bowling scores in the tournament. Further information will appear in next Week's issue. McHenry Tie Rods The McHenry Tie Rods The last meeting was held on Jan. 17. No new business was brought up, but the plans for the dragster were revised. We plan to start construction on or about Feb. 29. This date should give us plenty of time to secure the needed materials before we start, and also give us the time necessary to compete the machine in due time for the summer drags. We plan to increase the number of members from the present ten to a number we feel will give us the best membership possible. Anyone in-^ terested in joining please contact Phil Bartmann, EV. 5- 2417, or Bob Hopp, EV. 5-1379. If you are over 16 years of age and have a genuine interest in cars we would be glad to have you at our meetings. Phil Bartmann, Sec. The feller who does his best today will be hard to beat tomorrow. CONDUCT COURSE IN SAFER BOATING AT FOX LAKE SCHOOL . At Grant high Fox Lake, Illinois at 8 pjn. February 6th, the U. S. Po\v2r Squadron course in piloting and small boat handling will, start . . . This 12 week course,; - is conducted by the Waukeg^ji, Power Squadron and covers such topics as safety aQoa£> small boat handling, rules iof the road, equipment and government regulations, chart?,., and the marine compass . , This is a free course open^p, all men and women interested in s a f e r boating . . . For more information, contact Tom Sheard, 84 Maud, Fox Lake, 111., Tel. JU 7-067^1. Phone EY 5-0841 % * ART ^ LEE'S % 204 RIVERSIDE DR. nnnnnnnnnry? ELM THEATRf WAUCONDA, ILL. WED., THURS., FRI. & SA.T. Jan. 25, 26, 27 & 28 "SUNRISE AT CAMPOBELLO" starring RALPH BELLAMY GREER GARSON SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE SAT. -- Doors open 1:00 p.m. Show Starts 1:30 p.m. One Show Only -- All Seats 25c -- Admission Free With Merchants Tickets. "ALIAS JESSE JAMES" i! """aisb""J "FLYING SAUCERS" SXJN,, MON., TUES. WED & THURS. Jan. 29, 30, 31, Feb. 1 & 2 'THE FACTS OF LIFE' starring BOB HOPE LUCILLE BALL * * * * * O3EK3Q0 McHENRY THEATRE 218 So. 0r. Ph. EV 5-0144 THURS. THRU MON. Jan. 26 thru 30 "FACTS OF LIFE" starring BOB HOPE LUCILLE BALL Plus Selected Shorts SUNDAY, JANUARY 29 KIDDIE MATINEE 3:00.^, 5:00 p.m. ' ft ' "KNIGHTS OF THE^ ROUND TABLE" * Plus Cartoons " ' This does NOT include shovjfs" ing of "Facts of Life." v i. TUES. & WED. Jan. 31 & Feb. 1 "SINGIN' IN THE RAIN" Added Selected Shorts THURS., FRI. & SAT Feb. 2, 3 & 4 "THE THREE WORLDS OF GULLIVER" Added Cartoon - Pete Smith Comedy LAKESIDE INN. Special Fish fry, 75c Friday. 1-19-61-tf 4th ANNUAL PLAYERS BENEFIT DANCE Sponsored by Hettermann's Softball Team Saturday/ Jan. 28, 1961 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by Bill Moore's Orchestra JOHNSBURG MEMORIAL HALL Donation $1.00 Public is Invited RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE EVergreen 5-2436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS •Stud Service #Heated & Unhealed Kennels •German Shorthair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving tiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitir For Thai MAN In Your LIFE $ andGBAHDP&loo...' There's nothing that get* so dost to a Dad as a gift of wearables. Choost from our complete selections. 7 5TORE for MEN 117 S. Green St. Phone EV 5-0047 McHenry, IB Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 9 am 'til 12 noon USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA •iiiiiiiMiiuiiiiniiiiiiiiNiiiiiiimtiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiinniiniiiniiinimniiimmiiiiiinHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiy* Crystal Bowl proudly presents 99 "Andy Varipapa T.V. Star and Trickshot Artist Sat. & Sun., Jan. 27 & 28 Matinee Performances - 2:00 P.M. Evening Performances - 8.00 P.M. Features: Free Bowling Instructions 8c Trick Shots Plus Special Matches with local bowlers. Dancing in the Ballroom Music by The Skip Eriksen Quartet Also Featuring Clay Harvey's Combo in Aladdin's Lounge Open Bowling Every Morning and Afternoon Cocktail Hour 2-5 P.M. -- All Cocktails Reduced Coming Soon -- Ticata Bros. Trio Opening Wednesday, Feb. 15 -- Playing Nightly Your hosts: Orv & Ray Bobek and Geo. & Irv. Janeck CRYSTAL BOWL Rts. 31 & 176 Crystal Lakl, 111. Phone C.L. 459-3636