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, P»ge Four THE MCHENBY PLAINDEALEH SO I HEAR You will have to rush if you Want tickets for the All-Sports banquet, sponsored by, McHen ry Rotary, at the high school next Tuesday night. All eyes are on Charlie Hiller as baseball fans watch his progress with the San Francisco Giants. He is doing a fine Jab and looks like a sure bet; to stay on top. In county baseball last Sunday, Johnsburg clobbered Elgin 19-6. Richmond lowered the boom on Crystal Lake 12-4. Harvard showed signs of things to come as they beat Dundee 5-2. The Shamrocks had an off day in the 7 team league and won their non-league game from the Holland Inkers. The county league schedule next Sunday finds Harvard at Johnsburg, McHenry at Elgin, Crystal Lake at Dundee, and Richmond open. We got a certain feeling going into the former Muggs- Drugs this week, but Pat Wirtz. was right there with the old greeting as we hit the door. Then came that friendly smile from the new proprietor, Don Meyer, and we knew everything was just fine at the old stand. MCHS VARSITY GOLF TEAM SHOWS CLASS WITH FIVE IN ROW by Merrilee Llptrot Sandy Jones dropped in to see us Saturday. We thought that was nice. She is still interested in MCHS track, but also has a Barrington star in her eye. Daily Pinups -- An optimist is one who walks abreast his years; a pessimist jpone who tows his years befcnd hiii). | A clever wife laughs at her Busband's jokes, not always because of them, but because ft him. perfect time to make . is when you can enjoy no# oniy*When £bu ritbd S If life hands you a lemon, fry making it into lemon aid. During the past two weeks, the McHenry High School has had a five match winning streak, beating Grayslake, Crystal Lake, Dundee, Ziori Benton, and Woodstock. Against Crystal Lake, Bob Beckenbaugh was low with a 40 for nine holes. Gary Adams shot a 41, Bob Vaupell 43, Mike Fitzgerald 42, and Randy Hughes 48. McHenry won 8-2, all men won except Randy Hughes. At Grayslake, Bob Vaupell was low medalist with a 38. His opponent shot a 37 and Bob lost the match. All other members of the team won with the following scores: Gary Adams 39, Bob Beckenbaugh 44, John Rourke 44, Mike Fitzgerald 46. This score was the same as Crystal Lake's, 8-2. , In a triangular match with Dundee and Zion, McHenry beat both teams 10-0. Gary Adams was low with a 41, Bob Vaupell had a 42, Bob Beckenbaugh 44, John Rourke 45, and Ted Hornby 48. At Woodstock McHenry won 10-0. Gary Adams and Bob Vaupell were tied for low honors with 41. Both won their matches. Bob Beckenbaugh won with a 43, John Rourke won with a 45, and Ted Hornby won with a 48. f Double talk is most generally the product of a one track mind. • Quick quote: no comment. $ | Anonymous YOUNG GOLFERS KEEP PACE WITH VARSITY PLAYERS by Merrilee Liptrot At the present time the frosh-soph is keeping pace with the varsity by beating the opponents quite readily. The following boys make up the sophomore team: sophomores, Jay Sayler, Rich Johnson, Bill Jorgenson, Mark Laskowski; freshmen, Bill Funk and Chris Newkirk. These boys' scores are in the high 40's and low 50's. One year of seasoning should get the^fefltfiies down. This week two tough matches are on the schedule, Barrington and Elgin, and next week the varsity will travel to Bonnie Brook in Waukegan for the State district qualifying round. Department of Conservation officers reported that 523 deer were killed on Illinois highways in 1960. Little chedluie Game Times Evenings Sunday Minor League--6:00 p.m. Minor League--1:00 p.m. Major League--8:00 p.m. Major League--2:45 p.m. 'Holidays Minor League--10:30 a.m. Major League--12:30 p.m. Playing Dales Friday May 19 -- Orioles vs Bluebirds Saturday May 20 -- Falcons vs Cardinals Sunday May 21 -- Eagles vs Owls Friday May 26 -- Orioles vs Cardinals Saturday May 27 -- Owls vs Bluebirds Sunday May 28 -- Eagles vs Falcons Monday May 29 -- Cardinals vs Owls 'Tuesday May 30 -- Orioles vs Eagles Friday June 2 -- Bluebirds vs Falcons Saturday June 3 -- Eagles vs Cardinals Siudlay June 4 -- Owls vs Orioles Friday June 9 -- Bluebirds vs Cardinals Saturday June 10 -- 8 yr. old night Sunday June 11 -- Falcons vs Owls Monday June 12 -- Bluebirds vs Eagles Tuesday June 13 -- Orioles vs Falcons Wednesday June 14 -- Bluebirds vs Orioles Thursday June 15 -- Cardinals vs Falcons Friday June 16 -- Owls vs Eagles • Saturday June 17 -- 8 yr. old night Sunday June 18 -- Cardinals vs Orioles Monday June 19 -- Owls vs Bluebirds Tuesday June 20 -- Eagles vs Falcons Wednesday June 21 -- Owls vs Cardinals Thursday June 22 -- Eagles vs Orioles Friday June 23 -- Falcons vs Bluebirds Saturday June 24 -- 8 yr. old night Sunday June 25 -- Cardinals vs Eagles Monday June 26 -- Orioles vs Owls Tuesday June 27 -- Bluebirds vs Cardinals Wednesday June 28 -- Falcons vs Orioles Thursday June 29 -- Eagles vs Bluebirds Friday June 80 -- Owls vs Falcons Saturday July 1 -- 8 yr. old night Sunday July 2 -- Orioles vs Bluebirds Monday July 3 -- Falcons vs Cardinals Tuesday July 4 -- Eagles vs OWIB Wednesday July 5 -- Cardinals vs Orioles Thursday July 6 --* Bluebirds vs Owls 1 Friday July 7 -- Falcons vs Eagles ; Saturday July 8 -- 8 yr. old night [ Sunday July 9 -- Cardinals vs Bluebirds ! Monday July 10 -- Owls vs Falcons I Tuesday July 11 -- Eagles vs Orioles I Wednesday July 12 -- Bluebirds vs Falcons ! Thursday July 13 -- Owls vs Cardinals. [ Friday July 14 -- Bluebirds vs Eagles ! Saturday July 15 -- 8 yr. old night [ Sunday July 16 -- Falcons vs Orioles I Monday July 17 -- Cardinals vs Eagles • Tuesday July 18 -- Orioles vs Owls SHAMROCKS WIN 13 T010 FROM HOLLANDINKERS Jack Adams Shows Good Stuff In Six Innings Of Relief The McHenry Shamrocks defeated the Holland Inkers of Chicago 13-10 last Sunday in their season opener. The Shamrocks bats crashed out a 13-run, 10 hit attack to crush Chicago "pitcher Kranz Chuck Pierce, Roger Tinder, and Ray Bujak collected two hits apiece to lead our ten hit attack. Jack Schaefer and Ray Bujack were the hitting stars of the game, driving in three runs apiece. Sharing the spotlight with Schaefer and Bujack were Jack Adams and Roger Tinder. Tinder drove in two runs with a homer and a triple. Jack Adams pitched five hit ball in six innings of fine relief work of Denny Litwin, who was forced to leave early because of his wildness. Litwin pitched three innings, allowing five runs, two being earned, on one hit. Litwin walked ten but still could have come out all right except for some costly errors at the wrong time. The Shamrocks scored four runs in the first with the big blow being Bujack's two run single. The Shamrocks added two more in the fourth on Schaefer's two run, bases loaded single. The Shamrocks scored six more in the fifth on two singles by Bujack and Collins, and three errors. We scored our final run in the eighth on Tinder's homer. AB H R Platos, ss 3 1 1 Lehman, c 3 1 0 Kranz, p j.... 2 2 0 Quist, If 3 3 0 Giers, 3b 4 1 0 Brancade, cf 3 12 Barassi, lb 4 0 2 Jasjnouski, 2b . . . . 5 0 0 RataandT***....'.... 4 Totals 31 10 5 AB R H RBI Schaefer, ss .. 3 2 1 3 Freund, 3b . . . . 5 2 1 0 Benson, lb . . . . 5 1 1 0 Tinder, If 5 1 2 2 Knox, rf 1 2 0 0 Aguirre, rf, .... 2 0 0 0 P i e r c e , cf . . . . 5 1 2 0 Bujak, 2b . . . . 4 2 2 3 Collins, c 4 1 1 0 Litwin, p 1 0 0 0 Adams, p 1 1 0 0 Totals 36 13 10 8 Chicago 202 104 010 Shamrocks 400 260 20x-13 10 4 Chicago .. 202 104 010-10 5 3 Winner: Adams 1-0; Loser Kranz; Doubles: Pierce, Barassi; Triples: Barassi, Tinder; Homers: Tinder; Stolen Bases: Freund, Knox; Walks: Kranz 6, Litwin 10, Adams 4; Strikeouts: Kranz 6, Litwin 2, Adams 4. McHenry Recreation Nite Owls -- Final Team Standings Stones .74 25 McHenry Recreation 64% 34% Schroeders Iron ....61 38 Graces Beauty Salon 60 39 The Vogue 56 43 Worts Service 55 44 McHenry Theatre ..53% 45% McHenry Welding . .41 58 McHenry Garage .. 38 61 Chapel Hill Country Club ... .35% 63% Dura Wax 29% 69% Magic Slacl^s .,..26 ^ 73 Thursday 9:15 League -- T. Simpson 201-561; J. Moss 210; W. Coari 200-559; C. Corso 225-216-613; E. Koch 202- 200-568; J. Coughlin 203-239- 5?0; M. Krueger 548; H. Haufe 214-536; F. Low 527; R. Kuna 241-594; R. Krier 212-539; W. Sigman 205-570; E. Simon 552; R. Freund 547; R. Kleinhuizen 205-543; R. Gilliford" 212-214- 571; H. Miller 248-561; R. Zahn 541; Abel 240-207- 629; P. Oterton 575; M. Crouch 210-584; S. West 203. Final Standings -- H. E. Buch & Sons 54% 41% Riverside Barber Shop 57 42 Clark Chevrolet ....55% 43% Bimbo's 54 45 Freund Oil * 54 45 Old Bridge Tavern 52% 46% Green Pearl Club ..50 49 Kent Corporation .. 50 49 Carey Electric 46 53 The Vogue 44% 54% McHenry Recreation 39 60 Rotary Club .34 65 Commercial League -- T. Wiles 211-565; G. Barbian 214-547; B. O'Brien 538; D. Fout 211-589; R. Wiegman 212- 584; L. Bacon 557; N. Dalby 243-539; J. Martinucci 539; D. Buralli 530; R. Low 535; D. Kleinhuizen 212-561; F. Matthesius 223; R. Kick 533; J. Hoyte 532; F. Erklin 205-550; R. Hiller 225; B. Sheriff 218- 202-610; E. Amann 211-566; E. Steinsdoerfer 537. ^ Zbivol 2wr lean Weyland Opening day and aboOt 40 gals blew in -- I mean BLEW in. That breeze was anything but balmy. The Daily Event was cut to 9 holes and Marilyn Reihansperger, Class A; Lil Burns, Class B; and Bonnie Ladd, Class C; came in with Low Putts. Next week will see the beginning of a Match Play Team Tournament. This is a "mixerupper", an effort on the part of the Handicap Committee to get a large number of girls out for an interplay of classes. Teams will be drawn on May 5; and the tournament will run for about three weeks, (starting May 9) but not consecutively; Woodstock Guest Day interrupts on May 16. Be sure you have signed up for play. Sheets are posted on the bulletin board in the locker room '• Many of our new members were out, both for golf and bridge, and it was a pleasure to see you. We have all the signs of a gay season to follow. POST OFFICE BIDS Bids are being accepted for new or remodelled quarters to be rented by the Post Office department for a post office at Spring drove. Standard floor, front designs, construction particulars and other de tailed information may be obtained from the postmaster or from Harvey J?. Nelsdft, 'assistant regional real estate manager, Chicago 100, 111. ThrawUy. May 4.19M TOll OUSACK McHenry Country Club News By Frank Rourke New discus mark was established this week by Tom Cusack who threw 125 ft. % in. (Old record1-- Tom^ Cusack, 116' 7", 1960) McHeiry Tie Rods At our meeting last Tuesday we discussed a dance and car-* wash. We came to a final agreement to have the car-, wash at RAY'S Service Station, one block west of .fljf new bridge on Elm street} Ma; ThW' dance will be hittd the American Legion on/May^ 29. Wc also discussed a work night after the meetings, since* a few of the boys can't make, it on Sundays and we have & lot of work to do on our drag-' ster. Anyone interested in any further information can call Phil Bartmann, EV. 5-2417, or Bob Hopp, EV. 5-1379. Chris Bennett DR. R. J. STEIN ILL SPEAK TO LOCAL AUXILIARY Robert J. Stein, M.D., will speak at the semi-annual meeting of the woman's auxiliary to McHenry hospital at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 9, at the hospital, 3516 West Waukegan road. He will speak on "Modern Concepts of Cancer," the same lecture he gave on April 14 in Atlantic City to ,the American Cancer society. Dr. Stein, in addition to being head pathologist of the hospital, is head pathologist of Abbott Laboratories and also medical specialist in cancer research. LARRY BRUCE Larry Bruce set a new school record in the pole vault last Tuesday against Grayslake by vaulting 10 ft. 7!4 inches. (Old record -- 1938 -- 10' 6", G. R. Knox) ' SEtVICE NEWS Lcdr. Thomas A. Harrison and Lieut. Charles J. Green, both of McHenry, started two week's- naval reserve training duty on April 30, at the Naval Alrs statjQjj^ Glenview, with Reserve Patrol Squa- Lcdr. Harrison and Lieut. Green are active members of the squadron, playing an important part in maintaining its efficiency. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS PRESIDENT RETIRES , Walter H. Droste, president of the Federal Land Bank of St. Louis, today retired from the presidency of the bank, after thirty-nine years of service with the Farm Credit System. GET SETI 6•» a prawn OTC appDanw whra you mm! a trim or support BOLGER'S 1259 N. Green St. Ph. EV 5-4500 The weather man finally came up with a nice weekend and our members appreciated it so much that the first qualifying round for the director's tournament was the largest turnout \the old timers could remember. LOW NET WINNERS: (1 thru 7) Art Jackson 71, Paul Overton 71, Carl Schmidt 71, Frank Johnson 72. (8 thru 12) Earl Brown 70, Orv Marion 71, Jack Moss 71, Jack Phelan 71. (13 and up) Vine# Weyland 72, Ed Bisnoff 74, Bob Newkirk 76. BUND BOGEY WINNERS: Art Jackson and Vince Weyland. SHOT OF THE WEEK: George Kinsala's eagle on our 7th hole. George said that his partner, Bob Blaney, told him which iron to use. ROUND OF THE WEEK: Art Jackson and Mike Michels: Scatch 74. Ray Hughes started out the back nine like Arnold Palmer, birded the 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th. Jack Phalen's secret ambition is to beat his brotherin- law, Harry Conway. Last Sunday he almost turned the trick. Jack says the ice cubes didn't last long enough. The following are the pairings for the director's tournament: CLASS B -- V. Weyland. vs H. Reihansperger; E. Gac vs Doc Sturm; E. Bishoff vs B. Blaney; J. Etten vs R. Beckenbaugh; B. Funk vs G. Rink; D. Weber vs M. Hoffman; B. Newkirk vs J. Betziman; R.Rode vs B. Elbersen. Since there were so many class A golfers qualifying last Sunday, the games committee decided to place thirty-two men as follows: E. Brown vs H. Sayner; J. .Phelan vs E. Brans; H. Conway vs J. Harpling; G. Yorgan vs J. Falcon; P. Overton vs R. Freund; E. Seepe vs Doc Sayler; G. Horn vs J. Larkin; E. Buss vs R. Weselius; A. Jackson vs A. Noonan; F. Johnson vs H. Wilkinson; J. Moss vs R. Roseberry; L. Consago vs W. Kadisak; C. Schmidt vs V. Adams; D. Rosing vs T. Wheelock; O. Marion vs R. Hughes; P. Meyer vs T. Evans. Tee time will be posted in our locker room so be sure to check by Saturday. If you are late, remember each hole is lost up to the hole your foursome is playing. ^ LUMBER SAVINGS Check to see if your dealer has a bargain section where end-pieces, mill "rejects" and similar economy-type lumber are displayed. Substantial savings can often be affected-this way. fkot 1841 ART Lli S % 1406 N. RIVERSIDE DR. Gala Grand Opening Bowl proudly announces the addition of another room ..... .JtEa. /CA(( \j) Fri., Sat., mi Sun., May 5-6-7 Free OreG to the Ladies plus Many Other. Surprises featuring : s : Direct from Las Vegas THE PERCY PAYNE TRIO BOWL Rts. 31 8c 176 For Crystal Lake* I1L C <®f°3il36 "Let's Go Boating* In order to assure yourself of many hours of carefree boating throughout the coming season, a little time devoted to a spring tuneup of your outboard motor is one of the best precautions you can take. This maintenance check requires very little special skill and no special tools. Take off the shroud or motor cover, remove the spark plug connectors and the spark plugs. Check the plugs for pitted or carbonized areas and cracked or worn insulators. If they are comparatively new you may regap them at .030 inches and replace them. If they., have quite a few hours,'it is best to put in new plugs. Also replace cracked or worn rubber insulators. Remove the carburetor sediment bowl and clean it, along with its filter. Check the fuel line for cracks and leaks and replace it if it shows any signs of damage. In order to insure smooth operation of your throttle and g e a r s h i f t , engineers suggest that all moving parts between the throttle, carburetor and magneto should be thoroughly lubricated. Replace badly worn linkage. Fill grease fittings on the pivot shaft and keep them lubricated all year. A thorough inspection of the entire lower unit is also recom mended. Drain the fluid from the gear housing and refill with the proper lubricant. Inspect the drive pin on the propeller shaft for wear and replace it if necessary. Also, if your propeller shows signs of nicks ot bumps, you will get much better performance if you take it to your dealer and have it repitched. If any gasoline was left in your portable tank last fall, there is a possibility gum deposits may have formed in the tank. Be sure of getting this removed by taking off the filler-cap casting and mechanism and scrub the gum loose with acetone or lacquer thinner. Wash the tank out with clean gasoline and dry thoroughly. Happy JBoating. , ALBERT S. BLAKE-A HEADS AUTOMOTiyg TRADE ASSOCIAft&f Albert S. Blake, Chrysler- Plymouth-Valiant dealer Wi McHenry, was elated president of the Illinois Automotive Trade association at the group's fortieth annual convention in St. Louis this past week. Mr. Blake formerly served the association as first vice president and had been ALBERT S. BLAKE designated IATA area cha_ man for McHenry county for the past several years. The association is comprised of 1,525 franchised new * car dealers in 101 downstate counties of Illinois, excluding Cook. Their purpose in the industry is to be of service to the dealer and to encourage honest and ethical dealings wiU| the public. Headquarters OT the association are in Springfield and it presently is in its forty-first year of operation. IMPROVISED BITS . Plaster walls rapidly dull ordinary bits. For a "disposable" bit, cut the head off a, trail, , insert in drill chuck with OUt. " RELIEVE DOOR CATCHING If the bottom of a door rUfbS slightly, lay a sheet of coarse sandpaper at the trouble i*iint and work back and for.th rapidly. This should sufficient^ smooth down the woo,d to avoid need for planing. millUUll; THURS. - SAT. -- MAY 4-6 8 Academy Awards -- Adults Only -- "THE APARTMENT" -- Plus -- "ELMER GANTRY" STARTS SUN., MAY 7 "THE HOODLUM PRIEST' with DON MURRAY The story of a St. Louis Priest K Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 R. J. Miller, Owner Ph. EV 5-0477 or EV 5-2284 Program Starts at Dusk FRI. & SAT. May 5 & 6 TONY CURTIS in "THE GREAT IMPOSTER" SUNDAY, MAY 7 In Color 'MIDNIGHT LACE' DORIS DAY REX HARRISON Also Color Cartoon Open Fri., Sat. & Sun. illllHlllllllHllUHHIlllllllllllllllllHlllHIIIIHIlllHllim ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILL. WED., THURS-v FRI. & SAT. May 3, 4, 5 & 6 "CAN CAN" starring FRANK SINATRA SHIRLEY MACLAINE Wed. & Thurs. One show only at 8 p.m. Fri. & Sat. Shows at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. SUN., MON., TUES. & WED. May 7, 8, 9 & 10 "THE HOODLUM PRIEST" starring DON MURRAY SUNDAY Shows at 4, 6 & 8:00 p.m. Mon. thru Wed. One show orfly at 8:00 p.m. McHENRY THEATRE 2-18 So. Or. Ph. EV 5-0144 FRI. & SAT., MAY 5 &t1 6 STEVE REEVES " "WHITEWAERIOP"A (Technicolor) SUN., MON. & TUES. May 7, 8 & 9 ^ 2 Shows -- 7 & 9 p.m. SUSAN HAYWARD JAMES MASON "THE MARRIAGE GO ROUND" (Cinemascope & Color) WED. THRU SAT. W May 10-13 WALT DISNEY'S 101 DALMATIONS" PLEASE NOTE: Sunday matinees discontinued till fall. WIDE SCREEN!' OPEN EVERY NlGHfl STARTING FRIDAY MAY THE GREATEST WALT NSNEYS PLUS CO-HIT ~ Bwammmm BBBBli--inSlWEI HOODLUM naMURRIV MUUU MM MltM MIOTI and LATE SHOW -- FRI. & SAT. WED. - SAT., MAY 10-13 * "CAN CAN" and ; "GO NAKED . , IN THE WORLET JO 1