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THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, June 11, 1964 SO I HEAR ... Should have written this column last night but fell asleep irt our easy chair and nobody could break through the sound waves of our snoring to awaken us. Here is a nice report on one of our local boys, who seems . to be a chip off the old block with a golf club in his hajids: 6-4-64 Dear Sir, I would-like to inform the people of McHenry that GARY ADAMS was voted again this year as Milton, College's Golfer of the year. Gary was also selected to a greater award, that of Spring Athlete of the year. He won this award for Sportsmanship, leadership and excelling in his particular sport. Plus, Gary was elected as Captain of the golf team in 1965. He was captain this year. JERRY WARNER. Milton, Wis. Tigers Score 7 In First To Top Dundee 12 To 8 You sports fans have a busy weekend coming up. Saturday night you have the big wrestling show at McCracken Field, sponsored by McHenry's American Legion Post No. 491. On Sunday, you may have to spread yourself kinda thin. Little League has a special program. Joe Stanek's Legion ball team plays at home on the A. P. Freund Athletic Field. Another big sport event is the McHenry Shamrock invasion of Johnsburg. The Tigers are tough this year, but the Shamrocks have new life. We hope it is a close battle. While all these events are going on, some will be playing golf, some will be on the tennis courts, some will take to water sports and some will be enjoying something stronger than Water for sports. « McHenry is a busy place. For those who say there is nothing to do, just look around. After working on all kinds of fund raising drives for many years, we thought it time to iay no. But, along came the •Cancer Drive and something Sit us that wouldn't allow us to ' sit back. If you and I can take some small part in fighting this terrible disease that hits most families, it seems we should come through. We have sent letters to all .business places, with return envelopes. It has been gratifying to see the results. For those who set those envelopes aside, please send them in right away. The ladies did a bang-up job in the residential areas. Sure. There are too many drives, We should know. Nobody forgets us. But, we can't back up in the fight against cancer. Stock car races continue to "draw many spectators from this area. They love that slam-bang- "crash. - Coe College out Iowa way lists McHenry's John Reese as a freshman numeral winner in "baseball. Nice going, John. The _Johnsburg Tigers continued their winning ways as far as the McHenry County League is concerned. Johnsburg scored seven times in the first inning and led all the way to defeat Dundee 12 to 8 last Sunday on the Dundee diamond. The Tigers blasted Dundee pitching for 15 hits. Jack Schaefer led the attack with 3 hits. Harry May, Paul 'Morenz and Ed Mack had 2 hits each. For Dundee, Denninger and Hopp had home runs and Lewin had four hits in five trips to the plate. Mack started for the Tigers and won his' ihird straight against no losses. Ted Freund pitched the last 4 innings and managed to protect the Tigers' early lead. Next Sunday Johnsburg will play McHenry at Johnsburg. Game time 2 o'clock. Johnsburg (12) J. Schaefer H. May T. Freund P. Morenz J. Hermes B. Hiller B. DeCicco L. Smith J. Hiller E. Mack C. Bennett * J. Shields V. Peterson Totals Dundee (8) G. Hopp Wright Feef Denninger Lewin R. Hopp Freeman Hopp Sund Berna Schuring Fritz Totals Johnsburg 700 002 003--12 15 Dundee 000 004103-- 8 14 Roubles: J. Hermes, V. Peterson Wright, Lewin. Triples: Denninger, Hopp Innings pitched by Mack 5, Freund 4, Fritz 9. Winning pitcher: Mack (3-0) Losing pitcher: Fritz AB R H 6 0 3 4 2 2 4 1 1 5 3 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 5 0 1 2 2 1 3 2 2 3 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 38 12 15 AB R H 5 0 3 3 0 1 2 0 0 5 1 2 5 2 4 3 2 2 3 1 0 2 1 1 5 0 0 4 1 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 41 8 14 McHenry Country Club llL, 12),w By A1 Olson Here are the results of this week Little League baseball: Mipiatures Sox 3, Tigers 0 Braves 5, Cubs 0 Indians 1, Yankees 0 Minors Cards 9, Bluebirds 8 Falcons 5, Orioles 3 • Eagles 19, Cards 3 Owls 16, Falcons 9 Majors Bluebirds 5, Cards 6 Orioles 4, Falcons 3 Eagles 5, Cards 0 Falcons 7, Owls 4 Another name has been added to the elite list of home run hitters. Bob Rumelin, the Eagles 3rd baseman, lifted the ball over the fence on Sunday afternoon. A special note to each little leaguers mother: Please avail upon yourself to donate at least one nite or afternoon, during the remaining baseball season, to work in the refreshment stand. Mrs. Otto Larson has been over the years and again this year doing an outstanding job in keeping the stand operating. It is unfair to expect one person to carry the burden alone. All of the boys playing little league baseball are the benefactors. The funds raised by the stand, are donated to the league to be used for special acquisitions, and in many cases to help pay the normal bills. The new lights and poles being dedicated next Sunday are examples of what happens with the money donated by the stand from the sale of refreshments. If you feel you don't want to work while your son is playing, pick another time. All that is asked is an hour and one half of your time. Come on now Moms, call Mrs. Larson at 678-6138 or sign up at the refreshment stand as soon as possible. Will County Nine Beats Johnsburg Tigers 11 To 8 The Johnsburg Tigers lost their 1st game of the 1964 season, at the hands of the Will County Athletics. Johnsburg jumped off to a 1 to 0 lead in the first inning, but in the second inning the Athletics took a 3 to 1 lead and were never headed. The Tigers staged a late rally in the eighth inning, tout it wasn't quite enough to "overcome Will County's 8 run lead. Johnsburg scored five times on 8 walks and a double by Lloyd Smith. The Tigers received a total of 17 walks, but failed to capitalize on many scbring opportunities. In attendance at the game were scouts from four major league teams--The New York Mets, Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Angels and Chicago White Sox. Johnsburg (8) AB R H J. Schaefer 3 2 0 H. May 3 1 0 T. Freund 3 0 1 P. Morenz 3 1 0 J. Hermes 4 1 0 L. Smith 4 0 1 J. Hiller 2 0 0 *B. Hiller 1 0 0 E. Mack 1 0 0 B. DiCicco 3 1 0 C. Bennett 1 0 0 J. Shields 3 2 1 Totals 31 3 Will Co. (11) AB R H G. Woolwine 4 0 0 Kurtz 5 2 1 Sudakin 5 2 2 LaBuda 3 2 0 Mills 4 2 2 j J. Wolwine 3 1 1 Murawski 4 1 1 Spier 4 0 0 Sullivan 2 1 1 Bozworth 2 0 0 Totals 36 11 8 Will County 030 404 000--118 Johnsburg 100 020 050-- 8 3 Doubles: L. Smith, Kurtz, Mills. Triples: J. Woolwine S Innings pitched by: DiCicco three and two-thirds; Shields five and one-third. Winning pitcher: Sullivan Losing pitcher: DiCicco (0-1) *struck out for J. Hiller in the sixth. Shamtocks Lose To Elgin, 13-8 Errors seemed to be the rea-' son for the Shamrocks' loss to Elgin, 13 to 8. Our boys outhit Elgin 12 to 11, but Elgin had two 4-run innings which really settled the game. Not one of these runs was earned. Kramer had 3 more hits for McHenry and is batting at a .444 clip for 6 games. Timmy Farr had 2 big hits, both triples, which drove in 5 runs. Page got the win for Elgin and Mauer received the loss for McHenry. This was a non- scheduled game. The Shamrocks go up to Johnsburg to try and even the score of their last meeting. Let's give the boys some support and they will do their best for you. See you all at the game. Elgin (IS) Davis cf McGhie 3b J. Webb 2b Owen rf Fink-lb Zimmerman ss 2b Miller If Puff Paff c Page p ss Carlson p * Graham p Total "Sub. 6th & 7th McHenry (8) Moricoli 2b Bujak If Hufer If Kramer rf Farr 3b Funk ss Knox c McAuliffe c Hutzinger lb Peterson lb Gibson c E.Schmidt c Mauer p Cox p Nelson * Total * ran for Peterson in 9th Elgin 300 114 040--13 11 x McHenry 102 003 101-- 8 12 x AB R H 4 3 2 5 3 2 2 2 1 5 0 4 5 1 1 4 1 0 5 1 0 4 1 0 3 0 1 0 2 1 0 40 13 11 AB R H 3 1 0 5 2 3 1 0 0 6 2 3 3 1 2 5 0 1 2 0 1 3 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 1 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 1 4i 8 12 Barry Is From Carrol College in Wisconsin, we learn that Bob Vaupell is a letter winner in golf. XlJuess our young people are •letting the country know McHenry is on the map. SET JUNE 24 AS SECOND ANNUAL C OF C GOLF DAY Wednesday, June 24, will be the day of the second annual Chamber Golf Day at Pistakee *£olf course. Everyone who at- .^.4£nded last year spoke of the good time enjoyed by all. v Reservations can be made for -this year's day of fun by calling Ed Buss, chairman, at 385- ^000 or Frank Low, at 385-6572. Members and their guests are asked to call as soon as possible. The ticket price includes golf, lunch and refreshments on the course, dinner and prizes. AME LEGION by VERONA KENT Neither gusty winds nor 90 degree plus temperature discouraged fifty-five DIVOT DOLLS playing golf Tuesday. At times it was difficult keeping ones balance when addressing the ball, but in spite of all this there were some good scores turned in in all classes, and most of us were seen changing our score cards for Ringer. Low net winners include: Class A -- Em Hester and Joan Buss (incidently Joan had a low gross of 93 > Class B -- Betty Phelan and Rita Sayler were tied. Class C- -Nadine Larkin and Gerda Weselius FLAG TOURNAMENT will be on the schedule next week. Teams are being selected by the Games Committe and will appear on the bulletin board. Watch for your tee time! Scores this day will determine qualifying round for MATCH PLAY starting the following week. Lil Stilling played a good round of golf today. She sank a beautiful approach shot on No. 6 and had 8-1 putt greens. How about that for having a bead on the ball? SUMMER SCHOOL Summer school courses at the McHenry high school begin next Monday. June 15, with classes from 8 a.m. to 12:10 each day. Standings thru Monday, June 8 Miniatures. • i W L T Braves 3 0 0 Sox 3 0 0 Tigers 2 1 0 Indians 1 2 0 Cubs 0 3 0 Yankees Minors 0 3 0 Bluebirds 3 1 0 Cards 3 1 1 Owls 2 1 1 Falcons 2 3 0 Eagles 1 3 0 Orioles Majors 1 3 0 Bluebirds 4 0 0 Eagles 3 1 0 Cards 3 2 0 Orioles 1 3 0 Owls 1 3 0 Falcons 1 4 0 F@r Examined^ ms The New Look At McHenry Little League Sunday, June 14 at 1:00 p.m. Introduction of all players in uniform. This is for all leagues. Introduction of officers and managers. Thank you to some very important people involved in the operation of little league (past and present). The V.F.W. officers and team sponsors will also be present. Come one -- Come all -- to show these young boys we are interested in them. by JOE STANEK - The McHenry American Legion baseball team will play- Woodstock at A. P. Freund Field Sunday, June 14th starting 1:45 p.m. • McHenry will play Harvard at Harvard next Wednesday evening, June 17th, at 6 p.m. Shamrocks Report I received some nice comments on the last article I wrote and I thank you on behalf of the Shamrocks. The team is shaping up pretty fair. We have trouble with our infield, but the boys are young and just need a little more experience. The hitting is getting better. We've had 25 hits in our last 2 games. We are working on our McHenry Booster Club again this year. It's going to be a little different than other years, so we hope lo get all of McHenry to be McHenry Boosters and join our club. Again, if it would be possible to organize a committee to run the Shamrocks. I would like to know and I'll be happy to assist in any way. Thank you. Chuck Pierce, SHOP IN STOCK CAR RACING Every Saturday Night Wilmot, Wisconsin Time Trials -- 7:00 P.M. First Race -- 8:30 P.M. Adults -- $1.50 tax included All Children -- 50c tax included Before using your boat or allowing the children to use it, check it over very carefully, as to the legal requirements that all boats should have them in use. Proper numbering (At least 3" spaced correctly) -- Current ownership papers--Life jackets for each person aboard (torn or oil soaked jackets not passable)-- Properly working lights (even if not used at night) -- Flame arrestor on all in-boards -- Paddle or oar -- Anchor and sufficient line -- Proper fire extinguisher. If you don't have proper equipment see your marina operator and be safe. Boating is a lot of pleasure--keep it safe I am an official boat examiner and will be happy to examine your craft so that you may obtain the coveted decal issued only by The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. This service is free of charge--Be Sure, Be Safe. Miles E. Barry, No. 5838 U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 58, Div. 5, Dist. 7. Phone: 385-6033 My Pier is: 701 Country Club Dr. McHenry ACT ON TAXES Orders have been entered by Judge James Cooney in Circuit court, sustaining 52 per cent of the objections to the 1962 tax rates of various taxing bodies and overruled 48 per cent. Gloria Vanek & Agnes Prazak June 21st will be the Pony League opening day, and also it is Father's Day, so boys what a better gift to give to your dad than to take him to the beautiful grounds of the V.F.W. to watch a double header baseball game. Bring out the whole family and they all can help dad celebrate. Also, there will be a small program on that day. Mr. Lou Swedo, president of the pony league will announce the program. Our mayor, Mr. Donald Doherty, will give a short speech and will throw out the first ball. The V.F.W. Woman's Auxiliary will present the Pony League with the American Flag. Also the V.F.W. color guard and music will be there, too. Our heartiest appreciation go to the V.F.W. Organization. The following week schedule is as follows: June 14 will be a Sunday double header with the Cards vs Sox and Braves vs Giants. June 16 a single game between the Sox vs Braves. June 18 another game with the Giants vs Cards. We hope to see you all and meet you at the games. LOCAL LEGION WRESTUHG SHOW SET FOR SATURDAY NIGHT AT McCRACKEN FIELD Mr. Ed Reid, chairman, announces that the committee for the first wrestling show in McHenry has completed all the arrangements for the big night. McCracken Field is the site; this Saturday, June 13th, is the date; and the time of the first of three matches is 8:30 As announced in the past two weeks, an all-star card has been booked for the show. This includes the best talent available from the current crop of TV wrestlers, as well as a couple that are local celebrities. These are Billy Goelz, well known wrestler who makes his home in near-by Round Lake and Bob Longo, currently a member of the Huntley Police Department. Proof of Poffo Feature bout of the evening will put Angelo Poffo against The Mongol, strong man from Mongolia. Poffo is ready for the match and is capable of stopping the Mongol's brute strength. Proof of his fitness is the fact that he is the world record holder for consecutive sit-ups, 6000. The second of the hour long matches will be a tag-team affair and could be a real donnybrook. Johnny Gilbert and Billy Goelz will take on Nicoli Volkoff and Johnny Kace in a grudge meeting for the Midwest Tag Team Championship. The last time these teams met, the match was declared 'no contest' when they knocked the ring apart with the force of the body slams put on one of the contestants. First match of the evening will be a go between Bob Longo and Farmer Jones, pig raiser from Texas. Bob is new to the wrestling shows in this area but is considered quite a comer. He will have his hands full with Jones, who has developed quite a reputation as the man to beat on the way up. He is a real test for a new man and is known in wrestling circles as a spoiler. Legion Seeks Support The Legion Post is hoping for the support of wrestling fans from all over the area for this card. Some tickets have already been sold to fans from as far away as Chicago and Aurora. "Support of the Wrestling Show is support of the Legion and all of its many activities in McHenry, and in the county," said Mr. Reid. Projects have become increasingly expensive and sources of revenue to support these projects have decreased. This is an attempt to give you something while getting your help. Consult the add appearing elsewhei'e in this paper to find out where you can obtain your tickets. They will also be sold the night of the bout at the field. CITY ORDINANCE A city ordinance provides for cutting weeds on vacant lots. After June 15, owners will be subject to a fine, or weeds will be cut and property owners will bo charged. SOFTBALL NOTES MEN'S" 16" SOFTBALL LEAGUE 5-12-64 R H Freeway Serv. & 3-D Bowl 2 7 Old Bridge 20 18, Top hitters for Old Bridge: Paul Freund, 5-5; Tom Spas,: 4-4; Bill Huff, 3-5. 5-12-64 R H Doghouse 4 6 Bimbo's 25 23 Home runs: Doghouse -- F. Oeffling; Bimbo's--Kurtz, Parr, Bergloff. Top hitters: Doghouse -- F. Oeffling 2-3; Bimbo's -- Bergloff, 4-4; Weyland, 2-2; Beck, 3-4; Parr, 3-5; Frantz, 3-5. 5-14-64 R H V.F.W.-Jake's 14 13 McHenry Recreation 4 10 Home runs: V.F.W.-Jake's: Lawrence, Migon, Todd, Berez. Top hitters: V.F.W.-Jake's: Migon, 3-4; Street, 2-4: Todd, 2-4. McHenry Recreation: Kreger, 2-2; Buenzli, 2-3; Huemmen, 2-3. 5-14-64 R H Hettermann's 24 25 Burton's Bridge 11 16 Homeruns: Burton's Bridge: Geo. Kopsell. Hettermann's: Hiller, Freund, Schaefer and T. Oeffling (2). Top hitters: Hettermann's: T. Oeffling, 5-5; Schaefer, 2-3: Bentz, 4-5; Freund, 3-5; Schmitt, 3-5. Burton's Bridge: G. Kopsell, 2-3; Sullivan, 2-3. 5-19-64 Hettermann's V.F.W.-Jake's Top hitters: R H 19 24 3 4 Hettermann's: Freund, 5-5; Huemann, 4-4; Hiller, 4-5; Schaeffer, 3-4. V.F.W.-Jake's: Lawrence 2-3. 5-19-64 R H Burton's Bridge 11 10 McHenry Recreation 16 16 Home Runs: Burton's Bridge: Quinn. McHenry Recreation: Artier, O'Brien. Top Hitters: Burton's Bridge: Dercule, 2-3; G. Kopsell, 2-3. McHenry Recreation: Jensen, 3-5; Artlet, 3-4. 5-21-64 R H Doghouse 16 16 Freeway Serv. & 3-D Bowl 8 7 Top Hitters: Doghouse: Fowler, 2-3; Weber, 4-4; Groves, 3-5. Freeway Serv. & 3-D Bowl: Delauentis, 2-3; Williams, 2-4. 5-21-64 R H Bimbo's 3 10 Old Bridge 10 14 Homeruns: Old Bridge T, Nolan. Top hitters: Bimbo's: Regione 2-3. Old Bridge: B. Nolan, 3-3; T. Nolan, 2-4; Freund, 2-4; B. Huff, 2-4. 5-26-64 R H Doghouse 16 20 McHenry Rec. 15 13 Homeruns: Doghouse: A1 Thiel. McHenry Rec.: Artlet. Top hitters: Doghouse: Fowler, 3-5; F. Oeffling, 3-5; D. Weber, 3-5. McHenry Rec.: Open Weekdays 6:45 Sat. 1:00 p.m. -- Sun. 2:15 p.m. m cH THURS., FRI. & SAT. June 11. 12 & 13 GLENN FORD in "ADVANCE TO THE REAR" (Technicolor) Thursday -- 8 p.m. Friday & Saturday - 7-9 p.m. SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY June 14 thru 17 The outstanding invasion story of the Allies victory on "DDay." 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TED'S HIWAY SUPER MART Sec Them For Your FREE Tickets STARTS SUNDAY June 14 - 16 'SOUTH PACIFIC' Jn Route 120 1 Mile East of McHenry 385-0477 OPEN 7:00 STARTS AT DUSK AN UNBELEIVABLE STORY!!! ftUlHUMER;JQUPLUS -- ME TOOK EV raCEt>.whol ft* could bav» had for lovl _ THE w Manual » ID BARKER viif Offl.0 M0NS0 AND NtftONM- 'NcouofcsC°V •'fp THREE DAMAG1 SUITS ARE FILE! IN CIRCUIT CQURT Three damage suits of local interest have been filed in Circuit court. I In one, the suit totals $90,000, filed by Marjorie and Bernard l^ing of McHenry agairtst Ar- "ihvir and John Buelens and Di- f i" and Frank Schafer. Marie, a passenger in the car ijfij Which her sister was killed in April of 1963, asks $15,000 from both the Buelens and Schafers for injuries alleged ttyhave been received in the cf»ash. Bernard Jung asks $30,- 000 from each as administrator of the estate of Janet Jung. A suit in the amount of $150,- 000 has been filed by three plaintiffs, Esther and Earl Tessendorf and their daughter, Kathy, for injuries said to have been sustained when their vehicle collided with another driven by Carol A. Schaffer of McHenry on Rt. 31 last August. Algie Cheatham and James Cheatham of McCullom Lake seek damages from Waiter G. Miller of rural McHenry. The suit results from an accident at the intersection of Lamphere and Roberts roads. James, who was driving a vehicle owned by his father, asks $15,000 for injuries, and his father, Algie, seeks $900 in property damage. Artlet, 2-3; Mackey, 3-5. 5-26-64 ' R H Hettermann's 5 8 Old Bridge 6 10 Top hitters: Hettermann's: L. Freund 2-3. Old Bridge: T. Nolan, 2-3; B. Nolan, 2-3; Mc- Gee, 2-3; 5-28-64 R H Bimbos 21 22 Burton's Bridge 3 7 Home runs: Bimbo's: G. Schaefer, Regione, Prassell. Top Hitters: Bimbo's: Frantz, 3-4; Payne, 3-5; Kurtz, 3J5; Beck, 3-5; "Bergloff, 3-5. 5-28-64 R H V.F.W.-Jake's 16 17 Freeway Serv.-3-D Bowl 4 9 Home runs: V.F.W.-Jake's: Lawrence, Migon, Berez, Todd. Top hitters: V.F.W.-Jake's: Street, 3-3; Lawrence, 3-5; Todd, 2-4; Tyk, 2-4. Freeway Serv.-3-D Bowl: Williams, 2-3; Weinberg, 2-3; Vasey, 2-3. Standings Old Bridge Hettermann's Dog House Jake's-V.F.W. Bimbo's McHenry Recreation W 3 2 2 2 2 1 Freeway Serv. & 3-D Bowl 0 Burton's Bridge 0 CROP PRODUCTION Ilinois farmers set an alltime record for crop production during 1963, according to the latest figures made available by the joint Federal-State Illinois Crop Reporting Service. In the annual summary recently published, Robert H. Moats, agricultural statistician in charge, gives the 1963 all-crop production index as 124, ten points higher than ever before. Crop index is based upon the 1957- 59 base reporting period. SPRING « COMPLAINT 'H-ik time of year there one service problem that every car owner should attend to without delay. It is mis-aligned front wheels due to Winter ruts and Spring pot holes. The pothole problem is a temporary one, of course, but it is the grand finale to a torture test you have been giving your car over Winter's ice and ruts. The aftermath can include A JH cut tires and damage to springs, shocks, wheel bearings, tie-rod ends and the whole exhaust system. The best remedy for potholes is to cut your speed so you miss as many as possible. But even though you miss 'em all, you can be sure that the rough roads of Winter have set you up for some major bills in the future, unless you take preventive action now. Failure to correct misalignment can result in rapid and excessive wear to your front tires. We will be glad to check your alignment along with a general examination of your muffler, tail pipe, brakes, etc. Tightening body rattles in a few crucial spots is also a good idea. Winter is tough on shock absorbers and in any once-over they should receive special attention. Like good doctors, our mechanics have no desire to operate unless absolutely neccs- •sap-. If there is nothing wrong, they'll tell you. Brss FORD SALES 8986 W. Mnin Street