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Page Four THE McHEttftY PLAINDEALER Thursday, July 12. 1962 WtdUh. SO I HEAR... We saw quite a ball game Sunday as the Johnsburg Tigers beat the All-Stars of the county league 2 to 0. ^ Ed Mack was in top form as he went the distance and looked like he could keep throwing 'til sundown. His pitching motion was smooth as he and catcher Tom Huemann worked a neat game. Tom Oeffling had-.Jhe big blow of the game as he lost the ball in the centerfield- \veeds, then legged it around for a home run. Lloyd Freund had 3 hits and showed that he is still a Tiger in pouncing on ground balls. Dick Hiller robbed Gene Freund with the catch of the day, a la Willie Mays. It was a good ball game. Just too much Mack for the All-Stars. Now it's about time for the American League All-Stars to get down to business. We'd like to get those National League fans off our back. This can't go on! Little League Notes The Little League managers met and selected the All Star team to represent McHenry in the National Little League Tournament to be held in McHenry next week. The managers, almost without exception. picked the players named most frequently by, the boys themselves in an earlier poll. Ed Doyle, Bluebird manager, and Ed Condon, Cardinal pilot, were picked \te guide vthe All S^tar team. x • % ^ The following players were selected- Bluebirds -- Dennis DcPauw, Bob Mauch, Carl Perrino. Owls -- Mark Wegener. Gene Hester, Frank Cu- ,1a, Keith Mereness. Eagles -- John Reinboldt, Mark Domoto. Orioles -- Phil Kraus, Chuck R e i 11 y. • Cardinals- -- Mike Anderson, Tim Martin. Falcons -- Riekie Meyers. Work Ail major, minor and miniat u r e l e a g u e m a n a g e r s a r e McHenry Country Club 2wK' a- With the Fourth of July in- JOHNSBURG DDE BEATS COUNTY AIL-STARS 2-0 Tom Oef fling Hits Homer As Ed Mack Hurls Great Game Sunday, July 8, the Johnsburg Tigers defeated the McHenry County League All Stars 2-0 behind the no-run, five-hit pitching of Ed Mack! Mack struck out 10 and walked only three in going the route to record his seventh win of the season. Ll9yd Freund led the Tigers attack with three hits. Tom Oeffling had two hits, while Jack Schaefer and Tom Huemann had the remaining two hits. T°m Oeffling had the . , , key hit of the game a lone tervemng between columns you ome run in the 8 be f in,c::es^d,,° ; break the scoreless tie. Johnsue had a few liiewpi -s o o |jUrg added another run in own on Tuesday Match Play (he sixth on a sj led onded with the following gals ;• Lioyd Freund, an error, and coming out Winneis of 1. leu (h(? run scorjng sjngie ^y Tom flights. Championship - - Man- I Huemann ivn Reihanspcrger; First Flight ! • 1 Jean W e y l a n d ; Second i • ™c . P'fy of the day WJIS Flight - Anita Rieke: Third j the seco"d ^ flight -- Emily Smithson. I I Dlck Hiller on a long blast by congratulate these winners and for my own match couldn't have played against a better loser. She hardly cried at all. Low net winners for the day (ione Freund which had extra bases written all over it. Hiller made a great running, over the shoulder catch of the drive. PLAN REUNION -- The 1943 grads of MCHS will hold an organization riay, August 4 Parents and meeting Thursday, July 19 , friends of Little League plan (9 p.m.) at the V.F.W. hall to plan a class reunion. All you old folks of the "43 class are urged to attend. It's a good asked to report to the field on were A -- Marilyn Rcihansper- SaLurday and Sunday at 9 a.m. .jer with a 79; B -- Em. to prepare the park for the tournament. Fathers of Little League players are also asked to report with tools as help is. urgently needed. Dance The Little League will hold a dance at the V.F.W. Saturto attend. Mincir In the best minor league ;ame of the year the Falcons idea to get together now. We ; orjged th<? Bluebirds 6-5. Tom recently had the pleasure of Gausden made a great leaping meeting grads of '23 and the catch of Bob Paddock's drive only sad note was the fact that salvage a 10-10 tie for the Owls in their game with the Bluebirds. The Cardinals won two games beating the Orioles 14-5 and the Eagles 16-9. The several had left this earth too soon. Paul Yanda sends C -- Claire Rosing. Should mention too that Emily parred the 6th, 9th and llih holes in her match. Nice golf. Low Gross on ringer was the daily event for the third. Wintiers in A Class were Joan Buss and Bette Moss; Class B -- Lu Funk and Anita Rieke; Class C -- Barb Weber. This pretty well covers our play on ihe third. July 10 Teeing off this morning, by threesomes and in classes, were thirty-six girls in the first Tee times and partners for next week's play are not listed a card from Minnesota that reads, ; Falcons beat the Eagles 10-6 "Ain't never seen a man who ! Major League could fish and worry at the i Bluebirds continue to same time. In other words, , league by two games get out the old fish poles and > jn Spjte losing an extra innthrow the tranquilizers in the • -ng game t0 the Owls. Bob lake. j Mauch pitched the league lead- ~ . .. ers to a 5-0 win over the Fal- The way this summer is slip- cons Mark Wegener and Denping past we wonder if fall j n-g j)epauw hooked up in a can be far away. When we , brillianl pitchor s duei that were kids m school, it seemed j wag tied 1.1 at 1ho cn(1 of re„_ the Fourth of July broke the : uja(jon p]ay Each team had summers back. That first | (G c|iang0 pjjL>hers as on the bulletin hoard in the iounge. I have enough column .space to tell you that Class A i stars •)luyers will start teeing off jojmsburg All-Stars AB R H B. Stilling,^ 2b • 4 0 1 D. Klapperich, sj • 4 0 0 P. Morenz, cf - • • 4 0 1 L. Borucki, If . 4 0 1 W. Wright, lb . • . 3 0 0 R. Tinder, ph . . • 0 0 0 G. Freund, 3b .. • 3 0 1 R. Miller, c .... • 3 0 0 R. Grohn, rf .... . 1 0 0 R. Hopp, rf .... • 1 0 1 ,D. Plauck, p . . • 1 0 0 R. Miller, p .... . 1 0 0 K. Thelander, p .. . 1 0 0 .30 0 5 Johnsburg; AB R H J. Schaefer, ss . • . 4 0 1 H. Mav, 3b . 4 0 0 T. Oeffling, If . . . 3 1 2 D. Hiller, cf . 3 0 0 L. Freund, 21>lb .. 4 1 3 B. DeCieco, rf . • • 4 0 0 T. Huemann, c • • • 4 0 1 W. Frett, lb • 3 0 0 D. Somple, 2b • • • 1 0 0 E. Mack, p . 1 0 0 Totals .31 2 T 000 000 000--0 5 3 000 002 OOx--2 7 0 McHENRY COUNTRY CLUB The event for Wednesday, July 4, was "I beat Vale Adams, and it seems that our poor Pro received quite a few lumps from the members. Vale, being a busy Pro, does not get out as often as he should to keep his fine game tuned up; so while he has to play scratch, everyone uses their full handicap, and this makes it kind of rough. Bob Beckenbaugh could have taken on Mr. Palmer Wednesday. Bob shoots to a 15 handicap, and he shot an 81 which gave him a low net of 66. He sure made the other three fellows in his foursome moan -- namely G. Sayler, E. Seepe and yours truly. He beat us scratch! An item in the news box says that Dr. Don Sturm toured the course Friday in 38-41 for a 79. This is quite a tremendous round of golf when you consider that Dr. Sturm shoots to a 15 handicap also! This sure makes me glad I'm in Class A. Our .apologies to Matt Hoffman for the omission of his name as the winner of his match against R. Weyland in the first round of the President's Tournament in Class B. Apparently it didn't do Matt much harm because he won his second round too. I guess those early morning rounds are beginning to pay off, Matt. PISTAKEE COUNTRY CLUB Leading teams in Pistakee Country Club's twilight league turned on the heat in their latest swing around the course, getting the jump on the weatherman who usually turns up the "thermostat" this time of the year. Leader in the ten-team league is the team headed by Wally Golofit, just a notch above Bob Bachechi's quartet. The "T" Birds of Wauconda^ under the leadership of Ed Underwood, hold down thirdplace honors and All Thelen's swingers are fourth. The "T" Birds hold low gross honors with a team tally of a, 8:09. Clnss B « tar; ^ Milte Winner: 162 which averages out to a p'oy- | e. Mack (7-1). Doubles: L. :u_ , ,.t school bell of September was ; LencuQ rules""prohibit"a pitch- hans^er-cl anything but music to our ears. ' from pi1chinR more than 6 j';md ^ ... innings a week. Tom Bolger <~" Now comes Fiesta Day with beat QUt a bunt ?tarti the all the trimmings. Should have Qwl seyenth and before the a theme s o n g like The j n n j ng was over sjx runs ha(j there SCOred. Frank Cuda, Mark start at 8:33 and Clas crs are listed for K:57. Freund. Triples; Stilling, Hopp. Winners in the daily even I .Home Runs; Oeffling. Stolen for July 10. Match vs. Par, ; bases; Schaefer. were Marilyn Rcihansperger ' ; A; Jean Weyland and -Ethel ' j Conway tied in I>; and Marge . to the plate picking up a sin- ! Strassheim -- C. Low Net for • gle and two stolen bases. Joel Little • l'10 c,ay wcnt to M;iri|yn Rci- ] Himpeiman doubled in the sec- A; Jean Wey- Crowds are a-comin' be dancin' tonight." Some .people are starting vacations while we are starting to think about one. Daily Pinups Placing the course before the heart, is like hitching the horse behind the cart. Frankly speaking, some friendships are shortened by such. Come to the party. The blue bird of happiness is in effect more than just another swallow. Curt commentary: No! Imagination is the added ingredient that makes knowledge a noble venture. A smile is ]ike a song without words. Anon yitWPH^ ANNUAL SPORT PARACHUTE MEET AT GRAYSLAKE Wegener and Gene Hester came up with hits in the big inning as the Owls won 7-1. Mark Wegener's homer gave the Owls a 3-0 lead over the Cardinals but the Redbirds bounced back to tie the score as Denny Hamil's hit scored Frank Harrison with the tying run. Mike AndersoTr and Gene Hester pitched scoreless ball in relief through three extra innings before. John Anderson's hit scored Bud Stilling to give the Cardinals a 4-3 win in 10 innings. Great defensive plays by Frank Cuda and C. J. Ludford kept the Cardinals from winning earlier. Manager Otto Larson's Owls have lost five games and all by the margin of one run. The Orioles won a double header from the Cardinals 5- 4 and 17-16 with one game being the continuation of a tie game. The Eagles and the Falcons split two games with the Eagles winning 4-1 and the Falcons 11-9. Alan Phalin homered as the Eagles nipped the Cardinals 10-8. AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL ond inning for our only extra B; and Kay Merley --j base hit. We scored four runs in the second on three hits, three walks, and an error. Over the weekend we play at Crystal Lake, but because of Fiesta Day the day isn't certain. Please call Fred Petersen to find out the day arid time. Next Wednesday we play Union there. Side Notes: Phil Schmidt, is our leading hitter at .300. Close behind are Vern Peterson .294 and Joel 'Timpelman at .280. Tim Farr Mc Henry's Legion team began the see&nd round >f play in good style last Sunlay by beating Harvard six to me. Ted Freund pitched his .'ourth complete game of the j threw a fast runner out from year in picking up his third win. McLucn had three of the five Harvard hits. Phil Schmidt reached base four times and -cored twice as he and Ted /reund each collected two hits. Phil stole four bases and j reached first, on a dropped i . hird strike as his typical ' hustle paid off in a total of .welve bases or three for each 'rip to the plate. John Corso hit the ball well in two trips fleep right field to third base in Sunday's game. The runner had tagged up after the catch by Tim. The Chicago Sky Diving Club will present its first annual sport parachuting meet at Campbell's Airport, Grayslake, on July 14 and 15. At this meet there will be jumpers from nine states, plus four army sky diving steams. Trophies will be awarded to the winner of this two day meet- , iaJ McHENRY COUNTY BASEBALL LEAGUE Standings The first Christmas Seals (tuberculosis) were developed and sold in 1907. Open Week Sat. 12:45 Days 6:45 p.m. -- Sun. 2 p.m. CRYSTAL DRIVE-IN Crystal Lake, III. itiiiiiitiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiMiiiiiimiiiniimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry On Route 120 Show Starts at Dusk for the round at the sporty Pistakee nine-holer. Chet Cole's team recorded a 169 and A1 Hill's team a 172 for runnerup spots in team low gross for the season. Cole's. group Jholds top spot in team low net category with 133. Tied for runner-up honors, with 136's, are teams captained by Golofit and Walter Ream. Carl Westin's 33 for the 36- hole course remains at the top of the list for low gross for individuals. The low-net honor is held „by John Hodge with a 27. PONY LEAGUE Sunday's Pony League baseball fans were pleasantly aroused from a doldrum practice session as the ever-winning Giants trounced the Braves deeper in the cellar 13 to 8, to be treated to the most thrilling battle of the season in the second game of the day between the Cards and Sox. The game went into extra innings with a tie score of 7 to 7, both Jim Meyers' and Dick Soda's pitching time expiring; Paul Wilkinson went in for the Cards and Bob Schaefer hurled for the Sox, for no runs, no hits in the 8th; Wilkinson's two-base hit at the beginning of the 9th made Schaeffer suffer, but the Sox retaliated in the inning when Pitzen smacked a homer to again tie the score 8 to 8. Beautiful pitching by Bob Schaeffer in the 10th, counteracted by flawless defense by Card 2nd baseman Newenr oorp in the bottom of the inning held the tie .score. An umpire's decision on interference in the 11th brought some tense moments for the crowd, managers, and players. Schaeffer's worries mounted as Meyers, Adams and Frfeund got hits, then Oeffling cleaned off the bases with a grand slam homer backed up with a two-base hit by Jim Meyers that got around to bring the score Cards 16, Sox 8. Soda's two-base hit on the first pitch and Pitzen's base hit on the next brought back that necessary spark of hope to the Sox at the bottom of the 11th. Some of the Cards' luck had rubbed off, and Soda lifted the ball out Of the field his second time at bat in the inning, just in time to tie the score again. The game was called on account of warkness, and will be played off at a later date, to be announced. This is a game to watch for. The Sox used two pitchers, the Cards hurled a total of 4 to try to come up with a winner. It will be interesting to see just who the victor will be. Team Standings (After 18 games) W L Giants 8 1 Cards 4 4 Sox 3 5 Braves 2 7 With the season half over, the managers and coaches are working the McHenry Pony All-Star team, having picked the boys for the team during the past week. Boys who have been chosen for the All-Star team have met specific requirements to qualify. They are considered and voted on by all of the managers of the Pony League teams, and a team is made up in an impersonal and impartial manner, in a way the managers Pictured left to right: Duke Adams, Range Captain; Ron Young, Tournament Chairman; Bob Alderton Awards Chairman; Ed Wilson, President. The time has finally arrived, "Northern Illini Bowman's Annual Safari," the date July 15th. All the big game hunters, who missed their trophies last year, here is your chance to practice for this season. The NIB range is set up for .the hunter's round, black face with the white dot. You can't expect to win unless •you practice. The Safari targets are all different, 28 hand painted animals, drawn by Ed Wilson, from a black widow spider to. an elephant that stands 12 foot high. It seems hard to be able to hit that elephant even if he is only 80 yardsaway. Come one, come all, bring the family. Food and refreshments will be available. Registration will be from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. feel will be most effective against competition from anywhere in the U.S. This is the 11th consecutive year that the finals will be held in Washington, Pennsylvania. Play-offs will begin sometime in July. Following is the roster of players who will represent McHenry in Pony League Tournament play-offs: Kent Frost (Giants); Jim Herman (Cards) Denny Jackson (Sox); Tim Freund (Braves); Rick G r e e n 1 e y (Braves); Ron Parks (Braves); Jim Meyers (Cards); S. Swedo (Braves); John Myer (GU ants); Paul Wilkinson (Cards); Rick Piatt (Giants); Phil Oeffling (Cards); Pete Newenborp (Cards; Rich Soda (Sox) and Mike Pitzen (Sox). NEXT SUNDAY Carmen and The Wanderers at JUST FOR FUN Roller Rink McHenry, 111. DANCING EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT 8 to 11 p.m. m Special This Sunday MUD RACE With Demolition Cars After , all the races the track is watered down. Plus Sportsmen Time Trials 7:15 Races 8;30 Adults $1.50 - Child 25c |W. Washington St. or Rt. 1201 WAUKEGAf* SPEEDWAY GRAYSLAKE-HTY20&? HELD OVER! ENDS THUR., JULY 19 QBQCBEDQBBB ELM THEATRE Phone JAckson 6-1421 24 Hour Answering Service WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS MAIN FEATURE -- 8 p.m. Adults 75c -- Children 25c WED. thru SAT. July 11 thru 14 11 Academy Awards "BEN HUR" CHARLTON I-IESTON JACK HAWKINS W L Johnsburg ... 7 1 Dundee 6 3 McHenry .... 6 4 Richmond 4 6 Harvard 0 9 Woodstock, 111. ENDS THURS., JULY 12 'BOYS NIGHT OUT' In Color KIM NOVAK JUST FOR FUN -- ROLLER RINK McHenry FRI. & SAT., JULY 13 & 14 'Big John Show' JOHN WAYNE -- In -- J "THE HORSE SOLDIERS" -- Plus -- "LEGEND OF THE LOST" Always A Cartoon -- MIDNITE SHOW -- SATURDAY, JULY 14 'THE PURPLE HILLS" GENE NELSON JOANNA BARNES KENT TAYLOR SUN. thru WED. July 15 thru 18 -- Double Feature Program -- "FANNYLESLIE CARON MAURICE CHEVALIER -- And -- CLINT WALKER ROGER MOORE "GOLD OF THE SEVEN SAINTS" THURS., FRI. & SAT. JULY 12, 13 & 14 GLENN FORD LEE REMICK "EXPERIMENT IN TERROR" -- And -- ROBERT WAGNER ERNIE KOVACS "SAIL A CROOKED SHIP" STARTS SUN., JULY 15 BOB HOPE --• BING CROSBY -- In -- "THE ROAD TO HONG KONG" With DOROTHY L AMOUR THURS., FRI. & SAT. July 19, 20 & 21 -- Double Feature Program --- TROY DONAHUE CONNIE STEVENS "SUSAN SLADE" And. -- GEORGE MONTGOMERY "THE STEEL CLAW" SUN.. MON. & TUES. July 15, 16 & 17 "THE ROAD TO HONG KONG" BING CROSBY BOB HOPE -- And -- In Color "RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY" RANDOLPH SCOTT JOEL McCREA -- MIDNITE SHOW -- SATURDAY, JULY 21 ROD CAMERON "WAGONS WEST" WED. & THURS. July 18 & 19 In Color "THE PERFECT FURLOUGHTONY CURTIS JANP:T LEIGH Also 4 Color Cartoons Short Subject THURSDAY, JULY 12 GLENN FORD LEE REMICK "EXPERIMENT IN TERROR" FRI., SAT. & SUN July 13, 14 & 15 BING CROSBY BOB HOPE JOAN COLLINS DOROTHY LAMOUR "THE ROAD TO HONG KdNG" / TUES., WED. & THURS; JULY 17, 18 & 19 STEVE McQUEEN BOBBY DARIN FESS PARKER "HELL IS FOR HEROES!' CLOSED ON MONDAYS LAKE COUNTY FAIR 4-H SHOW RODEO JULY 25, 26. 27, 28.29 FAIR GROUNDS Rts. 45 and 120 MIDWAY-RIDES HORSE SHOW Livestock Exhibits Rodeo and Fireworks Thur. - Fri. - Sat. Niles ADMISSION ADULTS 50c UNDER 12 FREE PARKING 50c McHENRY THEATRE 1204 N. Gr. Ph. EV 5-0144 JOHN Theatre Will Be Closed SUNDAY, JULY 15 FIESTA DAY 5 DAYS--THURS. thru TUES. July 12 thru 17 2 Shows Each Nite 7-9 p.m. SHIRLEY MacLAINE EDW. G. ROBINSON "MY GEISHA" In Technicolor Plus Selected Short Subjects STARTS WED., JULY 18 For 4 Days Double Action Program RANDOLPH SCOTT JOEL McCREA "RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY" (Technicolor) Shown at 6:50 - 9:45 p.m. -- Plus -- "HELL IS FOR HEROES" STEVE McQUEEN BOBBY DARIN Shown Once At 8:20 p.m. WAYNE • KRUGERMARTiNELLI OlRfCHOlPfiCV.tDB* GERARD RED HOWARD BLAIN -BUTTONS- HAWKS SCN'NPUf Bf ffiOM » STORY 8f MeS C SOOUO 11 LEIGH HAPRY HENQV BRACKETT • KURNITZ • MANCINI A PARAMOUNT RELEASE PLUS -- WALT DISNEY'S "GALA DAY JIT DISNEYLAND" ALSO LATE SHOW < (Fri. & Sat. 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