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Pag* Four THE MCHENRY PLADTOEALEH SO I HEAR .. (To So I Hear: A note from Your Girl Fri- We understand our genial sports editor took a "flying" trip to New Mexico to visit the 'former outdoor editor, Jack .'.Walsh, who is working in Al~ SHAMROCKS DEFEAT HARVARD BY GOOD RELIEF PITCHING Last Sunday, the Shamrocks ended their league schedule with a 6-5 win over Harvard behind the fine relief pitching of Ron Mauer. The Shamrocks ^ i ended their league schedule 'doors so much that he decided with six wins and six losses, to stay in the wide open spaces when he finished his school terhi. Now S.I.H. would like his friends to believe that he needed a vacation and this trip was the answer but we are inclined to think that he was mighty happy to be that far away when his beloved White Sox took such a mauling from those Yankees Tuesday night Itl' New York. Anyway we are glad* Earl got away from it all but we miss him and will be glad to welcome him back next week. DAIL¥ PINUPS A linguist is one who learns many languages; a physician is at student in tongues. . If you can make both ends meet you know your biz; making them overlap makes you a whiz. Generosity is like lingerie, 85gSHtiSI7Uut ridt supposed to show. "fifiere are stenographers who can't spell or add, but are quick to detract. The simplest way to lose face, is to have it in the wrong place. Flattery is a subtle perfume, nice to. inhale, never to be swallowed. Anonymous which was good for fourth place. Next Sunday the league playoffs begin. The batting star of the game was Tom Roti who brought in the winning run of the game with his fly to center field. The Shamrocks had five hits with Gene Freund getting the only extra base hit; a triple. McHenry Thursday, July 27, 2981 WATER TRIAL OPEN TO ALL POINTING, RETRIEVING BREEDS Harvard (5) AB R H Welke, ss 1 1 Antonsen, If .. 4 0 2 Kleckner, cf .. 3 0 0 Brown, c .. 4 1 1 Gibbs, 2b 1 2 Krohn, lb .. 4 1 1 Sankey, 3b .. 2 1 0 Schultz, rf 0 1 Steaihline, p . . . . .. 2 0 0 Bentson, p .. 1 0 0 32 5 8 McHenry (6) AB R H D. Swedo, rf .... .. 4 0 0 J. Knox, 2b .... .. 1 0 0 R. Bujak, 3b .. 1 1 1 G. Freund, 3b .. .. 4 1 1 C. Pierce, cf .. 4 0 0 J. Schaefer, ss • • .. 2 2 0 R. Benson, lb • • .. 2 0 1 T. Roti, If 1 0 T. McAuliff, c • • .. 3 1 1 L. Bradley, p .. 1 0 1 M. Collins, p . . . .. 0 0 0 R. Mauer, p • 1 0 0 25 6 5 Harvard 000 050 000--5 McHenry 002 010 03x--6 Loser -- Benton Winner -- Mauer -- 3-1 ALL-STARS TRIM COUNTRY; LOSE TO ELGIN NATIONALS • 100. golfers turned out Sunday to enjoy an afternoon of 4m golf. There, wejq thirty prizes awarded with "Lucky" ijjd Buss and Emilie Smithson taking first place. Bea Burgrfteier and Dick Freund, Jule l£ralowe{z and Jerry Harpling, BaVergne Hanley and Peter jjeysy, tied for. second place. Agnes Freund and Milt Olson vjere awarded the special prize of 4iha..day--<a golf lesson). Tnpsriav's Event, Low Gross and Low Net in Classes. Winners ' Were: Class A: Floss O'Connell -- Dorothy Beckenbaugh, ' Dfee Overton (tie). Class. Jean. Weyland -- Lil StiMm^, btr-Funk (tie). Class C: tert Barbian -- Kay Merley. Special credits for sinking approach shots go to Elsie Olson, Lu Funk, Carmen Antonson, Rose Muska, Lil Stilling, Emilie Smithson. Sorry if any-, one was missed!! Lake Region Sports • Car Club * *The road races for the Lake Region Sports Car club held at/Wiirnot Hills one mile track prqyeCtoTje successful. A huge cr®wd-<-of spectators and entratnts'- g'athered Sunday to witness 4be.Jiigh speed races. Art •2lfatthies of 614 Hill road, Kent Acres, took first in one race, second * in another, and third in the overall race. The club meets the third Thursday of' every month at the I4ctJency. V.F.W. at 8 p.m. McffiNRY COUNTY BASEBALL LEAGUE McHenry's Little League All-Stars won a hard fought ! battle over the Countiy Little i League All-Stars in their first game of tournament play in Elgin last Saturday. Bob Schaefer of McHenry and Jim LaPraise of Country were locked in a tight pitchers duel until McHenry broke loose in the fifth inning with two runs, the other run coming in the sixth. McHenry's defense played errorless ball behind Schaefer who had perfect control allowing only four scattered hits. Hitting stars of the game were Tim Freund with a single, Gerry Glosson and Bob Schaefer with doubles, and Denny Jackson with a triple. RHE McHenry Little League 3 4 0 County Little League 0 4 2 In the second game, McHenry's Little Leaguers lost a heartbreaker, 7 to 4 to the Elgin National Little League All-Stars last Monday after leading in the game 4 to 0 in the top of the fifth inning. Elgin's big blow that inning was a pinch-hit home run by Morgan with two men on base. McHenry scored two runs in the second on a walk to Paul Adams followed by a home run by Gerry Glosson. They scored two more runs in the third on Bob Schaefer's home run after Kit Carstens had singled. Ceremonies were held after the game awarding each Elgin player and coaches with certificates. Elgin now goes to the quarter finals held in Woodstock. Just a few more words to say what a fine job Art Jackson and Leon Schmitt did managing and coaching the boys. They gave freely of their time aqd had the boys hustling all the way. Now all we can say is like A1 Lopez, "Wait'll next year". 200 members and guests enjoyed perfect weather, food and lots of prizes on Hookey Day, July 19. The games committee, Bob Hurst and his staff, did an excellent job throughout the day. Thank you from all of us. There were fifty-five very useful prizes won. Class A .ow gross winners- Members; Ed Buss 70, Art Jackson 71, Class B low gross winners; Dick Weber 79, Tony Montana 82, J. Cristy 82. low Gross - Guest; Jacobs, Heppes and Knuntson tied for first with 79. Class B low net winner::; Howard Weiss 65, Mr. Billiler 68, Vince Weyland 69. Class A low net winners: Jack Moss 66, Frank Rourke 66, A1 Noonan 68, Peoria Winners - Guest: A1 Kruzel 65, J. Loff 68, High Gross - Everybody: L. B. Williams -- His prize was anything left on the table or a golf lesson from our Pro, Julius Goffo. Blind Eogey -- ran by Julius Goffo: Howard Weiss, Erickson, B. Pflug. Sunday, July 23, the finals of the club championship and h a n d i c a p t o u r n a m e n t w e r e completed. The above tournaments were . pread over a lour week period or a 72 h<">le event. The club championship is played each yeart the contestants play medal play for 72 holes. In the handicap tournament, the con1e.ftar.ts play 72 holes using their handicap. This year's club champion is Vale Adams. Vale finished with 286, he played machine-like goV* for four straight weeks. His rounds were 70, 72, 74 and 70. Congratulations, Vale, from ail of us. The following are the order m which the balance of the field finished behind Vale. Ed Buss, 2nd; Tom O'Connell, 3rd;, Apt Jackson, 4th; Paul Overton, 5th; George Johnson, 6th. The handicap tournament was won by Harold Jensen, a dark horse by his own admission, was five shots down going into the last 18 holes. He beat George Yorgan by one stroke. The top six contestants finished with only five shots difference at the final round of this tournament. The field finished in the following order: George Yorgan, 2nd; Tom Evans, 3rd; Dick Rosing, 4th; Doc Sayler, 5th; Vince Weyland, 6th. Low net 1 thru 12: Ray Johnson 68, Ed Buss 68, Doc Sayler 68, Vale Adams 68, Low net 13 and up: Harold Jensen 67. Joe Etten 70, Orv Marion 71. Overheard Here and There Ambey, our pro in the locker room, asking Warren Weber, "What happened to your cart, did you paint it red?" Dick Weber, Ed Bishoff, Jack Falcon and Rex Roseberry shot identical 47's on the back nine as a foursome, nothing changed hands. The first round of the Past President's Tournament will start Sunday, July 30. Tec times are posted in the locker room. A water trial will be held Sunday, July 30, at the Chain O' Lakes State Park on Fox Lake. This trial is sponsored by the Wire Haired Pointer Club and is open to all German Pointing Breeds. The trial will consist of a puppy stake, derby stake, all age stake, and open all age stake. The open all age stake will be open to all pointing «nri retriever breeds. Chuck Goodall of Winnetka and A. Joseph Hofer of Chicago will be the judges. Ed Carey of the Fin & Feather Club Will put on an exhibition of his retrievers and will be on hand to instruct novices if time permits. The starting time of the trial is set for 9 a.m. Little League Notes Jpi&tahee cu Saturday the "C" Class raced on Pistakee. The winner was Y-8, Bill Fletcher, second place was taken by Y-63 Gerry Schloemer, Y-27 Norm Reese took third. On Sunday the "C" winner was Y-2, Sid Peterson, second position was taken by Y-63, Gerry Schloemer, third place was taken by Y-27, Norm Reese. A dinner dance was held at the clubhouse on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Francke and Mr. and Mrs. Deno Buralli were the cochairmen. The "A" class fleet was at Peewaukee, Wis., for a regatta. Dan Arkema, Ricky Looze, Henry and Francis DeYoung sailed in the regatta. John Looze and Ray Olson were members of the judging staff. On Tuesday, July 18, in the Pony League the Braves beat the Sox, 12-8. Rick Justen and Rod Mauch of the Sox each had home " runs? The winning pitcher was Bill Cable. Thursday, July 20, the Cardis defeated the .JSiants 11-4. Winning pitcher was Jim Benson. Sunday, July 23, in the first game the Giants had 11 runs and the Sox 10. Tom Blake of the Sox had a home run. Dick Piatt was the winning pitcher. In the second the Cards beat the Braves 16-1. Home runs were hit by Ken Frost, Cards, and Paul Nitz of the Cards had two, one a grand slam. Winning pitcher was Paul Nitz. Standings W li Sox «... . . . . 7 3 Cards . . . . . 7 3 Braves . . . . 5 6 . . . . 2 9 Top Ten Home Run Hitters: Tom Blake, Sox -- 6 Bill Cable, Braves -- 5 Butch Meyer, Braves -- 5 Ken Frost, Cards -- 5 Rick Justen, Sox -- 5 Jack Adams, Braves -- 3 Rich Soda, Sox -- 3 Paul Wilkinson, Cards -- 8 Paul Nitz, Cards -- 3 Gary Walsh, Sox -- 2 BE WISE USE CLASSIFIEDS A regular /maintenance program of checking and cleaning p u l s a t o r s , n e t c o c k s , v a c u u m regulators \and vacuum pumps can help 1o\control mastitis -- the No. 1 daN^p problem in Illinois. Pennsylvania h a s a M t . Pleasant and a Mt. Joy, a Bethlehem and a Nazareth. Final Games Johnsburg 6, Richmond 4 McHenry 6r Harvard 5 Standings W Crystal Lake 10 Johnsburg 9 Richmond 7 McHenry 6 Elgin 4 Dundee 4 Harvard 2 ~ C*ajpes this Week Richmond at Crystal Lake Johnsburg at McHenry A gravestone is the only mark in the world many people ever make. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin FOX VALLEY RIBEHS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii The Fox Valley Rider's Motorcycle club will hold its third scramble race July 30, at their track on the Clint Raven's farm on the Griswold Lake blacktop. Refreshments on the grounds. BATON TWIRLERS COMPETE Keen competition between baton twirlers is foreseen at the 1961 Illinois State Fair, Aug. 11-20. Competition will be within different age divisions. Two former baton champions, Archie McAllister, of Joliet, and Mrs. Almg, Pamoranke, Rutland, will be judges. MIKE COYNE, Manager SEMI-PRIVATE 18 H!©LE eOWSE 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 ' KENNEL! 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drlve-In Phone EVesrgreen 5-2436 STUD SliWSei... For Most of the Popular Breeds Training, Obedience, Hunting & Retrieving The major league wound up the schedule with the Eagles beating the Cardinals and the Owls paced by Frank Cuda beating the Orioles. The final standings showed the Falcons edging the Owls by one game. An interesting observation is that the second place Owls lost five games during the season and each loss was at the hands of a different team. Minor League The Owls beat the Orioles but lost to the Eagles while thfc Cardinals won two close games from me Orioles. The champion Bluebirds beat the Orioles who played four games during the week because of rain outs. Howie Dowell's boys gave a good account of themselves in three of the fourgames. The minor league all-stars will play a three game series this weekend with one game at 8 p.m. Saturday, and a double header Sunday starting at 1 p.m. Team "A" Ed Doyle, Mgr, Bill Wyant, Coach, Cal Houser, Coach, Terry Schmitt, Frank Lesley, Bob Wirfs, Ricky Zeller, Eddie Doyle, Mike O'Brien, Steve Wyant, Mike Weingart, Brad Pictor, Tom Burton, Dennis Moore, John Freund, Ken Jensen, Bob Houser, Tim Althoff. Team "B" Len Blake, Mgr., Frank DePauw, Coach, Howie Dowell, Coach, JiYh Ludford, Terry Doran, Corky Blake, Don Reinboldt, Gary Fairchild, Don Stinespring, Dan Aylward. Mike Brown, Martin Stoffel Ken Reid, Mike Hamil, Chuck Kloeckner, J i m Kloeckner, Greg Adams, Don Thurlwell. Little League Highlights Final standings of both the majors and minors will bo printed with the season's highlights at a later date. Fans are reminded to keep open the dates Aug. 10, 11 and 12 for an invitational tournament at the McHenry field, which is located on the V.F.W. grounds. SOFTBALL NOTES A big eight run second inning helped Hans' Tavern to defeat Vycital's 11 to 5. Ed Migon hit two homers and drove in five runs for Hans' with Bill Worm hitting one in the second. Art Beck homered for Vvcital's in the fourth. Vycital's 0011030-- 5 9 4 Hans' Tav. 0803000--11 9 3 Robin Hood handed Hettermann's their second defeat of the season 13 to 10. Dick Tyk poUnded out four straight hits, single, double and two triples. Andy Theide homered in the second. Lloyd Freund hit a two run homer in the first for Hettermann's. Robin Hood 0340222--13 12 3 Hettermann's 5300020--10 13 5 Old Bridge held onto second place with a 6 to 3 win over Bimbo's. Becknell led O. B. with a single and double and drove in two of the runs. Golbeck led Bimbo's with his ninth homer of the year and a single driving in all three runs. Bimbo's 1002000--3 7 2 O. Bridge 0022020--6 12 2 Buss motors won their third straight game 23 to 4 over Bald Knob. Steve Laing banged out four doubles and a single to lead Buss, along with five RBI's. Jensen scored four times on two singles a walk and a ground ball. Bus£ Motors 2028308--23 21 5 Bald Knob 3001000-- .4 4 7 Standings W Hettermann's 8 Old Bridge 7 Hans' Tavern 6 Buss Motors 6 Vycital's 5 Bimbo's 5 Robin Hood 3 Bald Knob 1 McHenry Tie Rods The McHenry Tie Rods held their weekly meeting on July 18. The major topic of discussion was Fiesta Week. As you may know, this club offered to help out during that fun filled week, and though the turnout wasn't as well as expected, we held our own with the Wheelers. Now that we have a fe^v coming weeks available, we^ decided to go all out on our main project of building and possibly finishing our dragster. . . How about it boys--we need your help. Our annual picnic was discussed, and the date decided upon was Aug. 6. This affair has, been, and will continue to be /held at Wilmot. In previous years the picnics have been full of fun and excitment, and this year will be no exception. MOTOR VEHICLE ^BGISTRATION GREATER THAN '60 TEENAGERS COMPETE Boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 20 years are entering the Illinois State Fair's rock-and-roll competition. Soloists, ^ocal groups, instrumentalists and combos are eligible. Each cohtestant must provide his own Accompanist: Copies of a recorHirig' by the first place winner will be sent to all major x'^cofd companies. Additional fnfoirmation may be obtained from the Illinois State Fair, Springfield. The state fair will 'be Aug. 11 through Aug. 20.' DIVING LESSO Equipment Furnished Thursday Evenings 6:80 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at FAll-O-i String Creek Road ,«jir Wilmot Road Baling Grove, 111. Call EVergreen 5-6259 or 5-5557 LAND BANK DIVIDENDS Farmers in McHenry, Boone and Lake counties are receiving checks totaling $13,463.60, as dividends on their stpek in the Federal Land Bank Association of Woodstock, according tr an announcement made today by Ray Timmons, manager. This dividend was declared by ihe board of directors of the association at its last meeting, payable to its member-stockholders of record at the close of business on May 31, 1961. Hour Answering Servlcw THURS., FRI. & SAT. July 27, 28 & 29 ELVIS PRESLEY in "WILD IN THE COUNTRY" Also Cartoon 2 Shows 7 & 9 p.m. SUN., MON., TUES. & WED. Julv 30, 31. Aug. 1 & 2 "THE LAST SUNSET" with ROCK HUDSON KIRK DOUGLAS DOROTHY MALONE Also Cartoon 2 Shows 7 & 9 p.m. GOLFERS! Improve Your Game -- In Style Wear 'The Tuffy", the popular Pro-Shu by Howard a£<^ Foster k Shoe Co. Tough brown leather with composition sole. Replaceable steel spikes. D width only. Pair $12.95 Come to our mid-season Pro Shop shoe clear-out. Hurry while the supply lasts. id taL ee C^ountrif C^lub South. End of Pistakee Bay EVergreen 5-9854 featuring, . . . BILLY MORRIS at the Talking Organ Every Friday & Saturday 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. SUNDAYS: 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. M Foot of tlie Johnsburg Bridge Phone EV 5-1475 FAIR DISPLAY The farm interphone will be on display at the annual McHenry County Fair this year. Visitors to the exhibit will see this new concept in farm communications on display. And, for an advanced look at how they might sound on the interphone, they'll be introduced to "The Voice Mirror," a device that shows how your voice "looks" as well as sounds. You "see" your voice through an oscilloscope while you hear it as it's played back on a recording. Indiana, Ohio and Texas each have towns named Rising Sun. The McHenry Plaindealer has moved to its New Location at 3812 W. Elm St. "Nexi to National Tea" iitinmiiiifiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiuiti Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 R. J. Miller, Owner Ph. EV 5-0477 or EV 5-2284 "Where Friends Send Their Friends" One Show Nnghtly Starting at 8:45 or Dusk. STILL SHOWING CHARLTON HESTON in MHU See it now -- complete -- intact -- in its entirety at special prices. No passes or complimentary tickets during Ben Hur. Two Box Offices waiting to serve you -- no waiting, illlllllllllllllllllilllllllllllillliliiiiililliiilillllin.ji... Crystal Lake, 111. THURS., JULY 27 - Double Feature Program 'TO HELL AND BACK" starring AUDIE MURPHY -- And -- "THE LAWLESS BREED" starring ROCK HUDSON JULIA ADAMS FRI. & SAT. July 28 & 29 - Double Feature Program - "A F^VER IN THE BLOOD" starring EFREM ZIMBALIST, JR. ANGIE DICKINSON -- And -- "TIMBUKTU" starring VICTOR MATURE YVONNE DE CARLO SAT. MIDNIGHT SHOW July 29 "DEATH IN SMALL DOSES" SUN., MON. & TUES. July 30, 31 & Aug. 1 TONY CURTIS as "THE GREAT IMPOSTER" WED. & THURS. Aug. 2 & 3 'THE UNFORGIVEN' starring BURT LANCASTER AUDREY HEPBURN Motor v e h i c l e r e g i s t r a t i o n for the first half of the yQir was 89,400 greater than at the same time a year ago, Secretary of State Charles F. O&rpentier announced today. For the first six months of the year, registration totalled 3,828,071, Mr. Carpentier said. The only category in whiph there was a decrease wis motorcycles. This year's total was 19,459 771 less than a year ago. # ENDS SAT. "MISTY" and _ 'DAYS OF THRILLS AND LAUGHTER" STARTS SUN. FRED ASTAIRE REBBIE REYNOLDS in "THE PLEASURE OF HIS COMPANY" ELM THEATRE WAUCONBA, TT,T«. • JA 6-1421 24 Hr. Answering Service WED. THRU THURS. July 26 thru 29 ^ "ON RA DOUBLE" starring DANNY KAYE DANA WYNTER SUN., MON. & TUES. July 30, 31 & Aug. 1 'YOUNG SAVAGES' staarring BURT LANCASTER -SHELLEY WINTERS WED. & THURS. Aug. 2 & 3 . ' % -- Double Feature Program, -* "MARRIAGE GO ROUND" also "SANCTUARY" ENDS THURS. -- JULY 27 "GONE WITH THE WIND" FRIDAY - THURSDAY One Week! July 28 - Aug. 3 EXCLUSIVE SHOWING; IM mm AGE AovEHttifit On Land...in Outer Spaced And Under The Sea! 2a jm WL 0F»r DELUXE WAITER PIDGEONJOAN FONTAINE BARMAEDENPETERLORRE MimSTERimMmuANm ptfRANKIEMim « limiua cK^cmSSmaimm Plus Co-Hit! WAUDMI "lEOOHeo^, With That 'PARENT TRAP' Girl HAYLEY MILLS ALSO LATE SHOW (Fri. & Sat. Nites) DORIS DAY 'TUNNEL OF LOVE' STARTS AUG. 4 "EXODUS"