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THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER * « Jfc mm-m. «. iDUrBcnfi Juiy % isei SO 1 HEAR ... One phone call finally came. Jerry Miller, whom we suspect may have leanings toward the Cubs, called to acknowledge the Sox victory over the Cubs. Of course, before he hung up, we had to hear that it was about time for the Sox to win a game. Jerry also thought the Cubs should have put on Yankee uniforms to scare the Sox to death. JACK ADAMS HURLS NO-HIT BALL GAME Legion Team Wins 4 Games During Successful Week Then we had to meet the Wally Smiths and Fred Huemanns up at Pistakee Country Club and hear some more about our beloved Sox. r Now the National League wins the All-Star game and the time may be right for us to buy a one-way ticket to Paducah or some far away place. Oh, well--we've been down before. Just wait til World Series time and we'll tell the Sox not to sell tickets to those terrible tormentors. We'll fix 'em! Next year may be different jvhen the Sox bring up those sluggers they have hidden down in the minors. They do come back. Henry Foss was in to see us this week, jolly-as-ever. We covered a lot of * ground^ but didn't get at any stociesJabout John Dreymiller.- "Guess -a person could wrjte a book about John's activities in MGHenry.- Howie Usemann has been giving a lot of time helping coach the American Legion baseball team. We are always happy to heflr of our former athletes taking a hand to help young fellows. There is nothing much wrong with a community that has people who are willing to help others. More than-21 years ago today ( W e d n f s d a y X j ~ ' t I r e ' s t o r k brought-a bouncing baby girl to the~irome- of -Dr. and Mrs. A. I. KoeEUch. She learned tp talk-at a very tender age. Years welT^rT^'and" she "learned to write. -And that is what she hasijeen doing for the McHenry Plaindealer for quite a spell. Happy-Birthday, Brenda! Jack Adams pitched a ijo-hitter against Crystal Lake last Wednesday night to hightlight a week that found the local legion team winning four games. We scored 35 runs in these four games while Jack Adams and Tim Freund held the opposition to eight. Gary Snell, Jim Meyers, Wayne Hiller, Jack Adams, anct Ken Frost all hit safely against Crystal Lake. Ken drove in Bruns in the 7 to 2 win. Jack, who was voted most valuable player on Marian's baseball team, had his strikeout ball working. A line drive to Phil Oeffling was the only ball that C. L. hit well. Saturday the team traveled to Cary-Grove and scored 7 times in the 2nd inning on their way to a 9 to. 2 win. Ken Frost and A1 Miller each had a pair of hits. Tim Freund, 2 and 1 for the season, pitched a good game and also picked up a single. McHenry beat Algonquin 10 to 1 Sunday for its fourth win of the week. Jack Adams had a string of 13 consecutive hitless innings broken in the fifth inning when Walter trpled. Algonquin got its only other hit in the 7th inning. Wayne Hiller, Jim Meyer, and Mike Pitzen each- had two hits. Mike has helped the team a lot by his steady improvement behind the plate. Side Notes: Jim Meyers is batting a .500 (8-16) to lead the team. John Mickels is second with a .400 average. Next Wednesday, the 15th, Mc- Menry will be the home team against Harvard at Freund Field. Game time is 6:00. Sunday, July 19, the team travels to Elgin for an 8 o'clock night game. The Elgin team is tops in its league so this promises to be a great game. ftllwas m great pleasure for all"TJf us - as the McHenry LiraiyTBoar'd met in the home of Mrs^Goodell Monday night. It woffi^tfe a long search to find twflblill^i^iJies^tlian'" our hostesses; • Mre. - Goodell and Miss Mrs. Goodell, whose persiseffort carried the lira^ through lean years, is still very -alert the needs and aware'oT the'progress in the present -expansion. fj^^orge Gobel might say, "YatLdon'l ""hardly find people lilWhertio more." Happened to Pick- SChe results of this week's .Littl£** League games are as follow^: Majors &W1S 13, Cards 5 Bluebirds 10. Falcons 2 Cards 22, Orioles 7 Spgles 11, Orioles 10 Falcons 5, Eagles 4 |!ftj£ls 6, Bluebirds 5 * . Minors 15, Cards 4 Jj^cons X, Bluebirds 7 Cards 12, Orioles 12 TSjagles 11, Falcons 11 J3avis 23. Bluebirds 7 Miniatures 'Tigers 5, Braves 0 fltox 17, Indians 4 mi 2, Yankees 1 "Watch for word on the f<>llovvl'ng $ates: Tues., Wed., Thttrs,. July 21, 22, 23. Standings through July 5. Majors ijiTOiu- *i rc1is- .... o$ls„. rv, Capdfr- AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL The Legion team picked up a victory Monday night. Tim Freund and Jack Adams combined to strike out 14 Harvard batsmen while giving up 4 runs on only three hits. After being held to 6 hits in the first two games the team came alive and collected 13 off two Harvard pitchers. „ Ken Frost tripled and scored on an error by the right fielder to start the McHenry scoring in the second inning. A single by Jim Meyers, walks to Wayne Hiller and Ken Frost and a single by Gary Walsh led to two more runs in the third. Harvard scored once in the third and 3 times in the fourth to take a 4 to 3 lead. They held the lead until the seventh when 12 McHenry batters went to the plate and 6 scored. Dan Jamieson, Wayne Hiller, Gary Walsh, Terry Miller, and Ptiil Oeffling all hit safely. McHenry vs. Harvard AB R H OefflinK. 3b ... . . . 3 1 -2 Jamieson, 2b . • • • . 4 1 1 Meyers, rf .. . 3 2 2 Hiller, ss • . 3 2 1 Frost, lb .. . 3 1 1 Walsh, cf • . . 4 1 2 P .Adams, If . . . • • 2 0 0 T. Miller, 3b . - 2 1 2 Pitzcn. c .. 3 0 1 Freund. p . • 2 0 1 J. Adams, p . . . 2 0 0 Totals . • 31 9 13 When Romeo loses his capita 1, Juliet soon loses Ivr inteiest. by Agnes Prazak These last couple of weeks the board of directors picked the manager for the All Star team. Frank Camasta received the honors. Mr. Camasta picked two coaches, Ed Druml, and Joe Prazak. The boys on the All Star team are picked by their managers of their own team. We all know thatf all the boys do their best and it sure is a hard job for the managers to choose. After each manager handed in his list, Mr. Camasta and his coaches practiced with the boys, then they in turn selected fifteen boys. The boys chosen are as follows. Rasmussen, Mauch, Reinbolt, Hester, Reily, Krause, Laursen, Martin, Funk, Mereness, Bottari, Smith, Nolan, Domoto and Przetacznik. We hope to see all the parents at the tournament games. We haven't deceived any schedule as yet, but as soon as we do, we will have the dates published. Tuesday's game saw the Sox blast away at the Giants 13 to 0. Mauch pitched a beautiful 2 hit game. A home run was hit by Rasmussen of the Sox. Thursday's game saw the Cards swinging away at the Braves 19 to 4. Two homeruns were hit by Reinbolt, one by L a u r s e n f r o m t h e C a r d s , and Botarri hit one for the Braves. Sunday's game saw the Cards beat the Sox 9 to 1. Home runs were hit by Martin and 2 by Reinbolt. Martin pitched a 3 hitter and struck out 10 men. Second game saw the Giants beat the Braves 12 to 4. Kamp from the Giants hit his first grand slam homerun. Top hitters are--Rasmussen .476, Mauch, .455, Reinbolt, .429, Hester, .423, Reily, .421, Kamp, .412, Krause, .345, Laursen, .316, Fulton, .294, Martin, .292, Funk, .292. Home Run Hitters--Reinbolt with 6, Reiley with 4, Martin with 3, Krause with 2, Rasmussen with 2, Bottari with 2, Laursen with 2, and the following with one each; Kamp, Mauch, Funk, Mereness, Przetacznik, Smith, and Hester. The standings are, Cards 6 wins, 2 losses, Sox, 4 wins, 3 losses and one tie. Giants, 3 wins, 4 losses and one tie. one tie. Braves 2 wins, 6 losses. Scheduled for the following week is Sunday, July 12, Sox vs. Giants, and Cards vs. Braves. On Tuesday, July 14, Giants vs. Braves, and Thursday, July 16, Sox vs Cards. Dundee Beats Johnsburg 5-3 With 3-Run 8th A 3-run 8th inning proved to be too much for Johnsburg to overcome as they were defeated by Dundee 5 to 3 Sunday. & Twice the Tigers came from •behind to tie Dundee 1 to 1 an?3 12 to 2. In the ninth inning5 Johnsburg staged a late rally, scoring once and leaving two on base. Throughout the game the Tigers left far too many on i base which eventually meant defeat. It was a heart-breaking game for Jim Shields who pitched ,fine ball for seven innings, allowing only 4 hits. Jim had ;to be lifted in the eighth inning because of a stiff back. Ted Freund came in and took the loss for Johnsburg. > Next Sunday the Tigers will play McHenry at McHenry. Dundee (3) AB R H J. Schaefer 4 H. May 4 T. Freund 4 P. Morenz 5 L. Smith-".*. 3 B. Hiller 3 B. DeCicco 1 J. Hiller 4 C. Bennett '.. 4 V. Peterson 0 J. Schields 4 E. Mack 0 Totals 36 Happy Yolihg Anglers Happy anglers shown above are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Barnings, McHenry. On a recent trip to Boulder Junction, Wisconsin, Leslie landed a 36 inch, 10 pound musky. Later that same day, her younger sister Penny brought in a 3% pound largemouth bass. 1 0 0 0 1 3 0 1 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 9 Natbnd Heller $ At It'©:,-lit ©Irose Park The United States Amateur Roller Skating Association will hold its National Championship Meet July 12 through July 18 at the North Avenue Rollerway, 8490 West North Avenue, Melrose Park, Illinois. The meet will include both artistic and speed events. Two members of the McHenry speed team placed in the Illinois state championship meet, and will take part in the national event. John Miller of McHenry placed second in the inter mediate men's division and Frank Plushkis, Jr. of Arling ton Heights placed third in the senior men's division. Both skaters are eagerly awaiting the coming event. Dundee (5) AB R H 0 0 3 1 1 . . . . 4 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 . . . . 3 0 0 . . . . 1 1 1 1 0 . . . . 1 0 1 . . . . 4 0 1 Totals 33 5 8 Coast Guard Auxiliary News Johnsburg ... .000 100 011--3 9 ,Dundee 100 00013 --5 8 Doubles B. Hiller Triples: Doyl Home Runs: Wright Innings pitched by Shields 7, Freunds 2/3, Morenz 1/3, Peters 9. Winning pitcher, Peters. Losing pitcher, Freund. Outdoors by Jack Walsh lllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllilllllllllllit Anyone applying for a 1964 deer hunting permit must include a physical description of himself. Information needed is f»the person's height, weight, age, color of hair and color of eyes. This information is necessary regardless of how the application is made, on a standard blank, in a letter, or by a personal visit to the Springfield office. Any application that does not include this information will be returned. • A separate $5 check or money order must be included with each application. For instance, if two applications are included in the same letter two separate checks or money orders for $5 must'be included, rather than one check or money order for $10 or the letter will be returned. Applicants are advised not to mail cash; the Illinois Department of Conservation is not responsible for cash in the mail. The McHenry Sportsmen's Club will hold their monthly prize trapshoot July 19, starting at 10:00 a.m. at club grounds near Pistakee Lake. . : FLAME ARRESTORS -- Many boat operators pay little or no attention to this most important adjunct to their boat's carburetor. It is a "MUST" on ALL gasoline powered boats (inboards). It is a unit that should be kept free of dirt so as to function properly. A clotted up flame arrestor is cleaned once or twice during boating season. To clean, remove two screws at collar and soak unit in gasoline for about 10 minutes. Then use brush to remove dirt from the" fins or screen, rinse again in gasoline and replace. Be conscious of its value as a safety measure. There are 8 manufactures who produce flame arrestors. Your marine dealer can help you if you need a replacement. If you want a list of the Mfr's. who produce them, write me care of Earl Walsh who has been most helpful in publishing this safe boat column weekly. NUMBERING ON BOATS -- All boats of more than 10 h.p. must be numbered except a vessel of 5 tons or over. We are primarily concerned with boats up to 65 feet in length and used for pleasure (not for hire). Numbers shall be mountfed on the bow in block letters, ?ftot less than 3-inches in height and of a contrasting color to the background. If the flare of your boat is pronounced and numbers are not easily discern-, able, place numbers farther aft bow, but not aft of beam. In other words, the numbers must be on the forward half of the craft. Larger numbers may be used and can be attached to solid backing and then screwed in place -- for work on the ways or painting this more pi-acticle, and saves additional holes in your craft. Next week we will cover dual ownership, registration papers Good Boating, but keep it pleasurable by keeping it safe. By the way, I Would like your comments on this subject! Do you think all boat operators should have a "Drivers" license (as in automobiles)? Also how old must a child be to operate a boat? Look for me at Snug Harbor weekends. CME Miles E. Barry, U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 58--5 DIV--7th Dist. READ CLASSIFIEDS Saturday, July 11th 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sponsored by Barqard Mill Teen Club $1.25 PER CAR Being Held at McHENRY AUTO BODY West Rt. 120 Lakeland Park SHOP IN McHiNiY Eagles • Falcons. Orioles Cards Owls...- Minors Falcons - BlueMrds 10 9 5 5 3 2 6 8 5 5 4 3 5 6 8 10 3 4 6 6 6 8 LAKE THEATRE Crystal Lake, Illinois Phone 459-6440 STARTING FRIDAY, JULY 10 for Two Weeks Miniatures Vanltocs 24 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER and CINERAMA present GREAT STARS! One Show Nitely at 7:40 p.m. Sundays 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Ml mm mm mum TECHNICOLOR ® PAUL MANTEE VICTOR LUNDIN-MONA THE WOOLLY MONKEY AUBREY SCHENCK BYRON I IB MELCHIfflUJOHN HIGGINS •sc-.'o is L-^TECHNISCOPE* PLUS COMPANION FEATURE THE ASTOUNDING STORY OF m ASTOUNDING MILITARY sna «rs «P« LOT TO TAKE OVER THUS!! UNITED STATES I r." -• KIRK DOUGLAS FREDRIC MARCH ^ AWA GARDNER . ELCANOft HOU>flOOK ALSO LATE SHOW FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Audrey Hepburn Shirley MacLaine "TIIK CHILDREN'S HOIK" STARTS FRIDAY. JULY 17 "WHAT A WAY TO <iO" & "WILD AM) WONDKKFI'L" Tigers Bounce Up With 14 Win At Crystal Lake The Johnsburg Tigers bounced back into sole possession of first place in the McHenry County League by defeating Crystal Lake 8 to 6 on the losers' diamond July 4. The game turned out to be an uphill battle for Johnsburg until the seventh inning when the Tigers tallied four times. Jack Schaefer led the hitting attack with 3 hits while Har*y May and Lloyd Smith had 2 apiece. Ed Morck relieved Bill DeCicco in the 3rd innng and fnished up the ball game. Morck received credit for his 5th win of the season without a loss. Johnsburg (8) AB R H J. Schaefer 5 1 3 H. May 4 1 2 T. Freund 4 1 1 P. Morenz 5 1 0 L. Smith 4 1 2 C. Bennett 3 1 1 B. Hiller 4 0 0 V. Peterson 1 0 0 J. Hiller 4 1 1 B. De Cicco 1 0 0 E. Mack 3 1 0 Totals 38 8 10 Crystal Lake (6) AB R H Klapprich 4 2 3 Thomas 1 0 0 Hyde 2 1 0 Open Weekdays 6:45 Sat. 1:00 p.m. -- Sun. 2:15 p.m. iimiiii STARTS WEDNESDAY July 8-11 Academy Award Winner "LAWRENCE OF ARABIA" SATURDAY , Merchant Sponsored Kiddie >iShow -- 1:30 p.m. X"MISTY" Plus Cartoons & Serial STARTS SUNDAY July 12-14 "DR. STRANGELOVE Shamrocks Drop Two Games Over Holiday Weekend by PAUL NELLESSEN Dundee beat the Shamrocks 11-2 last Saturday. Russ Cox was the losing pitfcher for the Shamrocks. Cox pitched four innings and was clipped for five runs. Phil Schmidt went five innings in relief and was belted for six runs. Eikelberry, the winner, went all the way for Dundee. McHenry AB R H Bujak, 2b 3 1 1 Funk, 3b 5 0 0 Freund, ss 3 1 1 Farr, If, lb *3 0 0 Cox, p, cf .- 4 2 0 Kramer, rf 3 0 0 Gibson, rf 1 1 0 Schmidt, p . 2 0 0 Hynan, c - 4 1 0 Peterson, lb ...... 2 0 0 McAuliffe, If ..... 1 0 0 Totals 31 6 2 Extra base hits, triples, Cox, Gibson, Hynan: Dundee AB "R H Mowen, c .. * 5 1 1 Wright, lb 4 2 2 Plauck, lb 1 1 0 G. Hopp, ss^........ 5 2 1 R. Hopp, If 2 1 2 Peters, If 1 0 0 Dittinger, cf 5 2 2 Fritz, 3b 4 0 0 Lewin, rf 4 3 1 Borucki, rf 1 0 0 Lindstrom 4 1 0 Gregory 4 0 2 F r a n c e k ^ 5 0 0 Wahlin 4 0 0 Simonini 3 0 0 Kock 1 2 0 Frisch 1 0 0 Hanson 2 0 0 Peacock 0 0 0 *Eachat 0 0 0 Johnsburg... 020 01(f 410--8 10 Crystal Lake 221100 000--6 5 Innings pitched by DeCicco 2, Morck -7. Winning pitcher Morck 5-0. * Ran for Peacock in 9th. .. • • CRYSTAL DRIVI Rt. 14 Crystal Lake, 111. FRIDAY thru THURSDAY July 10, thru 16 -- Double Feature Program -- -- Feature No. 1 -- Frankie Avalon .and , Annette Funiceflo in "MUSCLE BEACH PARTY" -- Feature No. 2 -- John Wayne and Capucine in "NORTH TO ALASK^A" MIDNIGHT SHO,nM Saturday, Jul "A BUCKE OF BLOOD Eleijna, 2b ........ 3 6 X Sund, 2b 1 0 0 Eijtleberry,'1 £,"• 4 2 1 Totals 40 14 11 • Extra base hits: home runs; Widght; triples, Dettinger. ti Sunday the Shamrocks wetfe defeated by Elgn 10-5. Ron Mau- Started for the Shamrocks and was belted for five runs in innings. Phil Schmidt on in the eighth and was [iffive more runs. Gene Fi^urid pitched the ninth and held Elgin scoreless. L. Meyers was the winner for ^Ifltoiry AB R H Bujak, 2b 4 1 1 Funk, 3b 4 3 1 Freund, ss, p 5 1 2 Fkrr, cf 5 1 1 Gibson, If 4 1 0 Kramer, rf 4 2 0 Hynan, c 4 0 0 Peterson, lb 4 2 0 Mauer, p ........3 0 0 Schmidt, p 0 0 0 McAulffe, ss 1 1 0 Totals 38 12 5 Extra bast hts: home runs; Farr; doubles, Kramer. Elgin AB R H Flores, rf 4 0 0 Rehberg, rf .1 0 0 Lenart, 2b ........ 5 4 2 NJehtson, 3b. 4^ 2 2 Vailfehn, If 5 3 1 Yoiing, c 3 1 1 Wagner, lb 5 2 1 Behling, cf • • 3 1 0 L. Meyer, rf /. 2 1 0 Cabrera, ss 5 2 1 L. Meyers, p ...... 5 2 2 Totals 42 18 10 Extra base hits: triples, Wagner, Cabrera; doubles, Wagner, Behling. Next Sunday, July 12th, the Shamrocks will play Johnsburg at A. P. Freund Field. THURSDAY, JULY 9 Last Nite "FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE" One Show -- 8 p.m. FRIDAY thru TUESDAY July 10-14 David Niven - Robert Wagner "THE - PINK PAHfHER" (Technicolor) Fri., Sat., & Sun. -- 7-9 p.m. One, Show Mon. & Tues--8 p.m. WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY rJuly 15-16 Returned by Request "LILIES OF THE FIELD" Sidney Poitier Academy Award Winner One Show -- 8 p.m. ENDS THURS., JULY 9 'How The West Was Won" & "Yellowstone Cubs" FRIDAY - THURSDAY " JULY 10 - 16 A lone U. S. Astronaut Space-Ship Wrecked On Mars! Koute 120 1st Run! Mile East of McHenry 385-0477 Complete! Uncut! Starts Friday l« that you will experience lifetime all that you will THE GMKRA66ERS .pwiiifieiES,^1 -- PLUS -- HILARIOUS CO-FEATURE Coming Soon! "How The West Was Won" "Robin & ^ lloods" "Patsy" & Others 's Bsdn Sleeping in My Be^i' THE HOTTEST QUESTION OF THE DAY , TECHNICOLOR" PANAVISION* A JACK ROSE Pr»4uct>M ELIZABETH MARTIN JILL M0NTG0MEIW iALSS ST.JOHN fnCMAftO lOai jit" TOO DAVtf men 0n4 CAROL I UAMt a .jjAC* ftUSl A PAHAlWUJil IUU*St HARNETT