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Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday September 14, ISCiil Couple Win Fishing Certificates U/aJLbti. SO I HEAR ... Sailfish The first bowling scores of the season were turned in this week and now we know fall can't be far away. Like the first robin in the spring, certain signs come along each season to let us ' know, that we must prepare for changes in our sports page , -- or pages if growth con tinues. Local baseball and Softball have been packed away for another year, but the whirlwind finish in the big leagues is. stJll .coming. , • Of course, the Yanks wore down the opposition and are now concerned about home run records. MCHS WARRIORS MEET ANTIOCH HERE FRIDAY Sequoils To Bring Eleven Lettermen To McCracken Field We plan to watch those maulers swing big bats-against our favorite White Sox on Thursday afternoon. Our better half says we are more excited than a kid going to his first circus. When we can't get a thrill out of a ball game -- Well, that'll be the day! Ernie Useman, rormer MCHS athlete and now an employee of the Plaindealer, is going to join our sports writers' fraternity and will cover our high school football games starting Friday night. Ernie played the game and has had journalism schooling. He is eager to follow the progress of his alma mater and we are more than a little bit pleased to have him with us. While Ernie covers the game, we will try to pick up some sidelights of interest. We also hope to have more pictures for our sports page as time moves along. Antioch's football team will be here Friday night for the first test of strength of Coach Mandli's squad. Sailfish caught by: Louis De- Francisco, 162 W. Joyce avenue, McHenry, 111. Weight, 35 lbs. Length, 6 feet 6 inches, at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. The Soph teams meet at 6.15 p.m. and will be followed by the varsity game. In looking over the local varsity squad, we note 23 seniors and 12 juniors listed. Vern Petersen at 6'3" is the tallest man on the squad. Makes us wonder if we won't run into some tall ends to give us trouble. Our team may also be outweighed by several teams, but there- seems to be plenty of huskiness on the squad to take care of any situation. We have the following report on the freshmen: "McHenry Freshmen had one of. their largest turnouts in a number of years as 42 boys have completed the first two weeks of practice. Coaches Fulton and Hendricks are pleased with their charges as there are a number of boys with excellent size in the group, not to mention the fact that at least 10 - of the boys are wearing size 12% shoes." DAILY PINUPS Evolution: 1870 -- A gag and a gal. 1920 -- A flivver and a flapper. 1950 -- A plane and a Jane. I960 -- A whirl and a girl. There are three classes of women; the intellectual, the beautiful, and the majority. A barber is a lucky man; he can always scrape up an acquaintance. Xgnorance is the elusive idea that escaped you till someone found it out. Saturday night the Sailors Award Dinner was held under the chairmanship of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arkema. The seasons standings for the various classes of boats are as follows: ' "X" Class -- 1. Henry De Young. 2. Danny Arkema. 3. Jim Pierson. The Huch Trophy -- Danny Arkema. Pistakee - Long Lake Trophy -- Danny Arkema. Neuman Trophy -- Henry De Young. "E" Class -- 1. Sid Peterson. 2. Gerry Schloemer. 3. Paul Armstrong. Peterson Family Trophy -- Sid Peterson. "C" Class -- 1960 Frostbite Series -- 1. Jim Laughlin (Powers Lake). 2. Don Looze. 3. Ron Schloemer. Chinook Series -- 1. Ron Schloemer. 2. Gerry Schloemer. 3. Jim Laughlin. Hertz Trophy -- Gerry Schloemer. Pomierski Brothers Crew- Trophy -- John Maselter. Kelly Handicap Trophy -- Jane Nye. Haas Trophy -- Don Looze. Looze Trophy -- George Reed. Saturday Series Class "C" -- 1. Don Looze. 2. Norm Reese. 3. Gerry Schloemer. Sunday Series Class "C" -- 1. Norm Reese. 2. Gerry Schloemer. 3. Ray Olson. Huch Trophy -- Norm Reese. Alice Arkema Memorial Trophy -- Nancy Zahn. Kendall Trophy -- Chris Jepsen. Alex Pomierski Judges Trophy -- Ralph Pomierski. Long Lake Trophy -- Norm Reese. Snipe Class -- 1. Joe Bart el. 2. Frank Farleigh. 3. Clint Rosene. Sunday afternoon the Annual Membership meeting was held. The following new officers and directors were elected: Commodore, Ray Nelson; Vice Commodore, Dr. William Nye; Rear Commodore, .Dr. Alex Pomierski; Treasurer, Chrir, Jepsen; Secretary, Ray Olson', Directors, Kenneth Merley, Edward Fletcher, Dr. James Mc- Mahon and George Reed. Losing your temper is an assault to your battery. ANONYMOUS Starling S@pt. 9th & 10th SAT. & SUN. MATINEE 1:30 to 4:00 P.M. Admission -- 50c Just For Fun Roller Rink 914 ""N. Front St. EV 5-0049 Large Selection of Colors and Prices Fastest Service in Townl "TEAM DISCOUNT" TORCHY KRAUSE KRAUSE 3821 W. Elm St. Phone: EV 5-4015 AGENCY McHenry, ill. The McHenry Warriors will have their first real test of the season when they meet the Antioch Sequoits Friday night at McCracken Field. The Sequoits have eleven returning lettermen which include two 205 pound tackles, Bruce Wolipert and Bob Krieger, Jton Gable, 185 pound center, Frank Nauseda (150) and Don Ver- Kest (160) guards, Bob Hart (185) end, Joe Pleuiak," 145 halfback, Toby Henry, Ray Partipilio, Bob Barnstable, and Joe Gatis all speedy wing backs. The Warriors will begin their season with eleven returning lettermen: Paul Morenz (190) fullback, Chuck Miller (180) halfback, Ron Freund < 165 > halfback. Bill DeCicco (160) quarterback, * James Dowhin (160), Vic Nowicki (175), and | Rick Houck (160) guards. Bill j Marquart (190) and Larry J Freund i200) tackles, Vern Peterson (190) and Bob Fletcher (.175) ends. To help bolster the Warriors t here are a number of eager | members from both the Junior ; Varsity and Sophomore squads, j The spirit is high and there ! has been excellent attendance at all practices due to the lack of serious injuries and the fact that most of the bovs reported to practice in excellent condition. The Warriors are out to better their last season's record and are in hopes that they can have a better than average season. If the Juniors can fill in the baps left, by graduation, the serious injuries remain at a minimum, the Warriors will give an excellent account of themselves. McHenry By Frank Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thomas of 1719 W. SUnnyside Beach Di ivc, McHenry, will win certificates of merit in the Miami i-ieach summer fishing tournament for 25 and 27 lb wahoos they caught while iishing in the gulfstream out of Castaway docks. 10 POOR COUNTIES, POOR SCHOOLS: 12 ot Kentucky's counties have an average tax base of §1,697 for each pupil to be educated, with one county down to $858. McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Fri., Sept. 15 »-- Antioch at McHenry -- -6:15. Fri., Sept. 22 -- McHenry at Zion-Benton -- 6:15 i Sat., Sept. 30 -- McHenry at j Libertyville -- 12:00 Fri., Oct. 6 -- Crystal Lake I at McHenry -- 6:15 . Fri., Oct. 13 -- Woodstock I at McHenry -- 6:15 I Sat., Oct. 21 -- McHenry at ' Palatine -- 12:15 Sat., Oct. 28 -- McHenry at Earrington -- 12:00 Fri., Nov. 3 -- Dundee at McHenry -- 6:15 J.V. Football Schedule Mon., Sept. 18 -- McHenry at Dundee -- 4:15 Mon., Sept. 25 -- Zion-Benton at McHenry -- 4:15 Mon., Oct. 2 Libertyville at McHenry -- 4:15 Mon., Oct. 9 -- McHenry at Crystal Lake -- 4:15 Mon., Oct. 23 -- Palatine at McHenry -- 4:15 Mon., Oct. 30 -- BarringtOn at McHenry -- 4:15 Freshman Football Schedule Thurs., Sept. 21 -- Zion-Benton at McHenry -- 4:15 Thurs., Sept. 28 Libertyville at McHenry - - 4:15 Thurs., Oct. 5 McHenry at Crystal Lake -- 4:15 Thurs., Oct. 12 McHenry at Woodstock 4:15 Thurs., Oct. 19 Palatine at McHenry -- 4:15 Thurs., Oct. 26 -- Barrington al McHenry -- 4:15 Thurs., Nov. 2 -- McHenry at Dundee 4:15 Cross • Country Schedule Tues., Sept. 19 -- McHeni'y at (ira\\slake Thurs.,' Sepf. 21 -- McHenry at Zion-Benton Tues., Sept. 26 -- Grant at McHenry Thurs.. Sept. 28 -- McHenry a* Libertyville Tut\;., Oct. 3 -- McHenrv at Ely in Thins. Oct. 3 -- Crystal L.iki1 ;j t McHenry Tues.. Oct. 10 -- McHenry ( .\<>rlh Chicago Thurs., Oct. 12 -- Woodstock ;;t McHenry Fiu - Oct. 17 Dundee and 1 .il.cri \ \ illo ;it McHenry Thurs.. Oct. 19 -- McHenry ;;1 Ji';! 1 ine ' l u e s , U e t . 24 - ( I r a y s l a k c al Mi Henry Thurs., Oct. 26 McHenrv ;il i-3arrini;t<>n Sat., Oct. 28 -- District Meet Tues., Oct. 31 - Conference Meet at Crvslal Lake. The first round of the aggregate score match play tournament was played Sunday, Sept. 10. The winners were as follows: Dick Hester and Dick Weber beat. Jack Moss and Doc Donnelly. Earle Seepe and Hank Jackson beat Rex Roseberry and Ed Bishoff. Frank Rourke and Bud Elberson beat Ed Buss and Hal Kelly. John Varese and Harry Nickelson drew a bye. Tom Evans and Al Olsen beat Art Jackson and Muss Hansen. Doc Sayler and Harold Jensen beat Ed Gac and Ally Noonan. Dick Freund and Jack Thies beat Jerry Harpling and George Rink. Ray Johnson and Bob Blaney drew a bye. Vale Adams and Bob Frett beat: Hank Tonyan and Joe Etten. Lou Consago and Jim Larkin beat Howard Wilkinson and Larry Nimsgern. Dick Rosing and John Betjam beat Jack Falcon and Vince Weyland. Pete Meyer and Wally Sigma n drew a bye. Paul Overton and Russ Weyland beat Jay Cristy and P. Billeter. George Yorkan and Boo Newkirk beat Jack Pheit'c rnni PHONE WOODSTOCK 32 Woodstock, 111. NOW ENDS SAT. "GIDGET GOES HAWIIAN" And "LAST TIME I SAW ARCHIESTARTS SUNDAY WALTER PIDGEON in "VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA" Crystal Lake, 111. FRI. & SAT. Sept 15 & 16 -- Double Feature Program -- "BLACK SUNDAY" Also "TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRYMIDNIGHT SHOW Saturday, Sept. 16 WILLARD PARKER in "LONE TEXAN" SUN. MON. & TUES. , Sept. 17, 18 & 19 MARLON BRANDO stars in "ONE EYED JACKS" THEATI "24 Hour Ant>ivering Servfc* THURS., FRI. & SAT. Sept. 14, 15 & 16 DAN DAILEY SHIRLEY JONES • CANTINFLAS "PEPE" One Showing , Each Eve At 8:0,0 p.m. --: ' f v " H - j SUN. /THRU WED. Sept. 17 thru 20 TROY DONAHUE k.Xrl MALDEN CLAUDETTE COLBERT "PARRXSH" Showings AI 7:00 & 9:00 p.m. don91 guess about m% 1ITI0N GAME, 1MGETS... any phase of shooting. Make tracks to our LEA©U CMTASMS IISDBEMTS SEE US FOR YOUR ISORY (CENTER BOWLING SHIRTS Over 100 Styles, Fabrics And Colors to Ch@@se From PRICES FROM W Inwesflgot© iefere You Buy Distributors Of HILTON CO. KING LOUIE MUNSINGWEAR SERVICE CONQUEROR NAT KNAST r East End oi Old Bridge 1 Block North of Highway 120 •WlNCHCSmL Hp GUN .wmoRy CENTER It's headquarters for the answers to your questions, problems, needs...for every kind of shooting fun and every kind of fan, beginner or old-timer. It's backed byall the unsurpassed, practical experience and know-how of the first and finest name in firearms: Winchester. Whether you're looking for a gun or just for information, we'll be glad to be of service. Come in soon and get acquainted. SPORT CENTER Mcllenry's FAVORITE Sports Store 1210 N. Green EV 5-1000 I'ltra-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" Program Starts at Dusk FRI., SAT. & SUN. Sept. 15, 16 & 17 In Color WALT DISNEY'S 'NIKKI, WILD DOG OF THE NORTH" Also Color Cartoon & Short Subject. COMING NEXT WEEKEND In Color "VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA" FALL SCHEDULE: Open Fri., Sat. & Sun. illllllilllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiillllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.',/ Ian and Ray Rode. Hal Nellis and Doc Sturm beat Bob Beckenbaugh and Emil Simon. Hank Sayner and Bill Funk drew a bye. Nevt week's foursomes and tee times are posted in the locker room. Low Net Winners 1 through 12. George Yorkan 70; Lou Consago 71; Frank Rourke 71. Low Net Winners 18 And Up: Ehiil Simon 72; P. Billeter 72; Ray Rode 73. Round Of The Week: Harold "Mike" Michaels 69. Shot Of The Week: Warren Weber, drive and a wedge for a deuce on the 11th hole. ; Overheard Here And There: Harry Eckland joined Oscar Dahl, Joe Frett and Schmaltz Miller f< i a round of golf last week. Naturally, as lot of old times were discussed. Schmaltz claims lhat when he was a boy he eaddied for Harry. Joe says he remembers, but Harry wouldn't agree or deny the claim. Peter Meyer and Warren Weber won some green from Ed Buss and Russ Weyland. Pete says it's so seldorn he' has won from Ed that he may frame the evidence and hang it in the locker room. CONTEST WINNERS Tom Carlson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carlson of Center street, McHenry, Won first place with his 1936 Ford irua championship model car contest held in Woodstock last week. The 13-year-old boy defeated a large field of contestants whose ages ranged from 13 to over 20. He also received honorable mention for a 1925 Model "T". Shown with Tom, at right, are his mother, and at left, Richard Repp, 9, of Woodstock, who was winner in the junitt* class for boys under 12 years of age. a, Illegitimate births has more than tripled in the past 20 years. Missouri has the nation's l o w e s t g a s o l i n e t a x -- t h r e e cents. 35 BnnEEsnnnna^ ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILL. JA 6-1421 24 Hr. Answering Service LAST DAY THURS. Sept. 14 "FANNY" Adults 75c -- Children 25c FRI. THRU TUES. Sept. 15 thru 19 -- Double Feature Program -- WALT DISNEY'S "NIKKI, WILD DOG OF THE NORTH" Also "VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA" Sat. & Sun. shows continuous from 2:00 p.m. -- Doors open 1:30 p.m. Adults 75c Children 25c OPEN WEEKENDS FRI. - SUN. SEPT 15 First Showing! w 'Wise, Warm and Wonderful u e u SHIRLEY MacLAINE ^ LAURENCE / JACK HARVEY / HAWKINS k A HUM BIADSTEM Pnfcc&a XiV0X0V&& is QntmiScopt And METROCOUM » jpScoO* Plus LATE SHOW 'THE 39 STEPS' And - Co Feature - 17 BASED ON THE FACTS OF THE BEST-SELLER! fW/: CURTIS WED. THRU SAT. Sept. 20 thru 23 - - Double Feature Program -- "THE LAST SUNSET" Also "WINGS OF CHANCE" Adults 75c -- Children 25c CO-Stamng COMarnng a mim-mmwm pictiw COMING! SEPT. 22 ^ 24 , "GUNS OF NAVARONE" And "HELL BENT FOR LEATHER" m*r At The CRYSTAL BOWL'S FIRST ANNIVERSARY PARTY DOOR PRIZES FREE GIFTS SAT. NIGHT SEPT. 16, 1961 •M Featuring: THE BLONDE BOMBSHELL FROM FORT WORTH, TEXAS -- JERE PRICE • T.V. BOWLING STAR • FREE Bowling Instruction 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. 3 Game Exhibition Match -- 8 p.m. JERE PRICE vs. CARL BERGER -- Top Chicago Bowler Pete Lovelace in the Yacht Club Featuring BARBARA FULLER -- Vocalist and SKIP ERICKSON'S COMBO in Aladdin's Lounge "Bowling At Its Best" CRYSTAL BOWL Rts. 31 & 176, Crystal Lake Ph. 459-3636 Your Hosts Irv &'George Janacek -- Orv & Ray Bobek I