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PmFrar ./ THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday. July IS. 1364 ^Toe Etten's big score in the Peterson Classic bowling event stood up for a second place tie as the. awards were made last CLASSIC WINNER JOE ETTEN Sunday. Over 15,000 bowlers battled for top money for seven months. Prizls* are big in this one and competition is keen. There were a lot of bowlers in back of Joe and only one in front as he put McHenry on the bowling maps. There was a day when we seldom missed a county league baseball game on a Sunday afternoon. Seemed like old times to drift down to the local diamond last Sunday to watch the visiting Johnsburg Tigers and McHenry Shamrocks do battle. The game is still played with nine men on a team and the rivalry is still there. But, the crowds have changed and the noise was missing. We enjoyed, sitting with Harold Freund, flashy shortstop and speedster of years gone by. It used to be said that Harold was half way down to first base before he finished his sttftngf with a bat. -Harold's son, Gene, has been a real good ball player and has now moved over from third bfiSe to shortstop to make room lor a coming young ball player, Bill Funk. -.Billy's father was .a great competitor on the ball field and hag three sons who will leave their stamp on sports records. • .^Another old ball player, Leo Smith, has a son in the game ti$3ay. Lloyd is a real good catcher for the Tigers. *J5eems like McHenry has sent several ball players to Johnsburg. DeCicco finished the game for the Tigers and showed good stuff. Paul Mor- <t|iCZ was in center field and always looks like a threat at the Blate. Of course, Jack Schaefer is a fixture in the Tiger infteld -- a good ball player. The old timers have stepped 433de at Johnsburg to make room for the young fellows. The young fellows do not swing a tilt with the same authority old boys did and will need time tfo develop. SHAMROCKS TURN ON TIGERS 6-1 Cox Pilches Five Hitter; Travel To Richmond Sunday by Paul F. Nellesser The Shamrocks launched a successful attack against Johnsburg last Sunday, at A. P. Freund Field in McHenry, winning by a score of 6 to 1. Russ Cox started for the Shamrocks and went all the way to win a beautifully pitched ball game. In nine innings Cox gave up only five hits and two walks. The Shamrocks backed Cox all the way, playing terrific defensive ball, committing no errors, and stopping Johnsburg's baserunners in their tracks, allowing only five runners to get past first base, and allowing only one one to advance past second. Shields started for Johns burg and was belted for four runs in the fourth off hits by Gene Freund, Dennice Gibson, Charlie Pierce, and a double by Jim Peterson. Shields walked Freund in the fifth and was knocked off the hill when Tim Farr pounded a three base smash in left-center field. The Shamrocks got their last run of the game on three hits off DeCicco in relief. The Shamrocks were a very happy crew after Sunday's game. Johnsburg has always been an old rival they enjoy beating most of all. McHenry AB H R Bujak, 2b 4 0 0 Funk, 3b 4 0 1 Freund, ss 3 2 1 Farr, If 2 1 1 Cox, p 4 1 1 Gibson, pf 4 1 0 Hynan, c 4 0 1 Pierce, cf 3 1 1 Peterson, lb* 3 2 0 31 8 6 Extra base hits: Triples: Farr Doubles: Peterson Johnsburg • AB H R Schaefer, If .... 3 1 0 Smith, c 4 1 1 Freund, rf, 3b .. 4 0 0 Morenz, cf . . . . 3 0 0 B. H i l l e r , ss . . . . 4 1 0 P e t e r s o n , lb . . . . 4 0 0 Hermes, 3b . . . . 1 0 0 B e n n e t t , rd . . . . 3 0 0 J. Hiller, 2b 4 1 0 Shields, p 2 1 0 DeCicco, p 1 0 0 35 5 1 Next Sunday, July 19 the Shamrocks will met Richmond, at Millers Corners, east of Richmond on Rt. 173. then kept right on washing the wndows. We should have held an umbrella over him. • The diamond at A. P. Freund Field looks real good. Players told us it is one of the best diamonds in^hese parts. The game was a twist from many of recent times. McHenry won, 6 to 1. We are trying to write this column while listening to the Republican convention. Those boys are having one helluva time out there in California. Unless the Democrats can stir up a fuss over the Vice-Presidency, their convention is going to seem like a prayer meetin' by comparison. Now comes the style-makes with topless shoes and topless gloves for women. Some of us men have had topless haircuts for years. Open Weekdays 6:45 Sat. 1:00 p.m. -- Sun. 2:15 p.m. mil ILILIM by Agnes Prazak We again are asking you parents to come out to the beautiful grounds of the V.F.W. to watch your sons play ball. The league does need your support. Come out and watch your boys play a beautiful game of ball. Come out and relax and let yourself go and root your son home to a victory. The V.F.W. grounds do have picnic tables, a playground and refreshments. Bring out your whole family and forget your troubles and worries for a while. This past Monday our McHenry Pony League All Stars had a practice game with Wonder Lake. The McHenry All Stars won over Wonder Lake 13 to 0. A wonderful game was played by both teams. Unofficially, their tournament games may start this weekend. So folks, let's .help by attending the games and help our boys to a victory. This tournament is very important to the boys. To my understanding they will have to win 2 out of 3 games, then go on to another team. Let's hope that we can bring our boys to the top. Good luck boys. Tuesday's game saw the Giants beating the Cards 10 to 3. Domoto struck 14 Cards and gave up 3 hits. Home runs were hit by Mereness, J. Bruhn, Domoyo, and Money from the Giants, and from the Cards Reinbolt and Miller. Thursday's game saw the Braves beating the Sox 8 to 3. Home runs were hit by Bottari of the Braves and Riley from the Sox. Sunday's game saw the Giants beating the Sox 10 to 3. Home runs were hit by Mauch and Riley from the Sox and Mereness from the Giants. Second game saw the Braves beating the Cards 5 to 3. Home runs were hit by Nolan from the Braves and Krause from the Cards. Home run hitters are: Rienbolt and Riley both have 6; Bottari, Mereness and Martin 3 each;; Rassmusen, Laursen, and Mauch 2 each; Kamp, Funk, Przetacznik, Smith, Hester,. Bruhn, Domoto, Money, Miller and Nolan 1 each. The R.B.I, hitters are: Reinbolt 17, Kraus 12, Riley 9, Funk 8. Top hitters are: Mauch .444, Reinholt .441, Riley .440, Hester, .438, Rasmussen, .423, Krause .343, Kamp .333, Fulton .296. Schedule: Sunday, July 19th, Cards vs Giants and Braves vs Sox. Tuesday, July 21st, Giants vs Sox. Thursday, 23rd, Cards vs Braves. Standings are: W L Tie Cards 6 4 Giants 5 4 1 Sox 4 5 1 Braves 4 6 1964 Little League Champs " m ill / Photo by Gerard Justen TONYAN CONSTRUCTION CO. BLUEBIRDS Front row: Tim Widen, Eddie Doyle, Steve Jaschke, Donnie Smith, MJke Carlson, Tom Gausden and Jeff Brody. Back row: Murray Bolger, "Broc. Olson, Tom Blenner, Steve Rohrer, John DeVos, Rickie Zeller and Mgr. Bill Bolger. Doug Johnson was absent when this picture was taken. When the Shamrocks were ! winning 5 to 1, somebody asked j a young boy who was winning | and he replied "The bad guys", j Made us think of playing Cow- j boys and Indians and nobody wanted to be an Indian. Ed Mack tells us the Tigers will play host to Elgin next Sunday and hopes to see a good Crowd out to watch this up and coming young ball club. Holger Pedersen was out washing his store windows Monday while the rain was coming down. He thanked us for telling him it was raining, NOW SHOWING Julv 15-IS "THE L SHAPED ROOM" Plus "IN THE FRENCH STYLE" FREE KIDDIE SHOW Sat. 1:30 p.m. Merchant Sponsored "THE LITTLEST HOBO" STARTS SUNDAY July 19-22 "FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE" SET HEARING A hearing will be heard on Wednesday, July 22, at 3 p.m. in the City Hall in McHenry on the petition of Anthony and Clara Jayko to request a B-2 classification to permit them to sell alcoholic beverages to be consumed on the premises. The property is presently zoned B-I business and is located on Route 120 in Lakeland Park Unit No. 2. Miniature League On Tuesday, July 21, the Miniature League will ehd their season with two games. At six o'clock the first place Sox will play an All Star team which will consist of three players from each pf the five remaining teams. ' At eight o'clock an All Star game is scheduled. Six players have been selected from each team. The players from the first, fourth, and fifth place teams will play the players from the second, third and sixth place teams. Both of these games will be six inning games instead of four innings which they normally play during the season. The managers of these teams put in anywhere from ten to fifteen hours a week working with these boys. It's only fair for you parents to turn out and make this night a big success*. This is one way to thank thei» for a job well done. Keep July. 12 an open date and come tQ the Little League diamond fdfr a big night of baseball. Standings Through July 12tb Majors 7- Won Lost TI6 Bluebirds 12 2 0 Owls 10 Eagles 8 Cardinals 7 Falcons 3 Orioles 2 Minors Owls 10 Cardinals 8 Orioles 6 Eagles 6 Falcons 5 Bluebirds 4 Miniatures Sox Braves Indians 5 Tigers 4 Cubs 3 Yankees 3 Results of last weeks Little League games through July 12: Majors Eagles 7. Cardinals 1 Owls 7. Falcons 5 Bluebirds 15, Orioles 12 Eagles 8, Owls 4 Cardinals 14, Falcons 4 Bluebirds 13, Eagles 5 Cardinals 14, Falcons 6 Minors Cardinals 7, Eagles 6 Owls 14, Falcons 5 Orioles 14, Bluebirds 13 Owls 3. Eagles 2 Falcons 8, Cardinals 5 4 7 7 11 11 8 11 0 Eagles 10, Bluebirds 4 Miniatures Sox 6, Cubs 4 Yanks 5, Braves 0 Indians 2, Tigers 0 Braves 4, Indians 3 Sox 7, Yanks 4 Tigers 4, Cubs 4 Bluebirds 1964 McHenry Little League Champions The Bluebirds, sponsored by Tonyan Construction Co. captured the 19664 Little League title with a record of 12 wins and 2 losses. The Bluebirds are managed by Bill Bolger, one of the founders of McHenry's Little League in 1955. The Bluebirds outlasted the Owls who won ten straight games, after dropping the first three games of the season. Mgr. Bolger stated "winning the title was strictly a team effort. When injuries to key players and vacations cost the team several established regulars, the subs moved right in and did a great job". Little League Finals July 21, 22, and 23, will be the final play for the . Little leaguers. Tuesday night, July 21, will be miniature League Finals at six o'clock. There will be 2 All-Star Teams playing a full six inning game. These teams have been selected by taking 6 boys from each team. The Sox, Tigers, and Cubs vs. Braves, Indians, and Yankees. At 8 o'clock the Champion Sox--managed by Ed Buss and first base coach Ray Wegener and third base coach Hank Tonyan, will challenge the best 15 players in the league. We wonder if Earl (White Sox) Walsh will be around to see if Ed (Lopez) Buss will fit into the American League Picture. Managers are: Sox -- Ed Buss Braves -- Jim Bogue Indians -- Gerry Biederer Tigers -- Jim Sales Cubs -- Ed Doyle Yankees -- John Ziszek Wednesday, July 22 Minor League Six o'clock game to be two All-Star Teams. Team number one to be selected from the Bluebirds, Orioles and Cardinals. Team number two will be selected from the Falcons, Eagles and Owls. At eight o'clock an All Star Team will play the winning team of the league; but at this date there is a tie. In case this tie remains -- the Owls will play the Cards for the Minor League Championship. Managers: Owls -- Jim Lightner Bluebirds -- Roy Darnell Eagles -- Ed Zender Cardinals -- Vic Bassi Falcons -- Don Virgens Orioles -- Howie Parth Major League Thursday, July 28 At six p.m. -- Two All Star teams will be selected from the six teams. At 8 p.m.--The winning Bluebirds managed by Bill Bolger will play a fifteen player All Star Team. Managers are: Bluebirds -- Bill Bolger Owls -- Otto Larsen Eagles -- Pete Menkel Cardinals -- Richard Freund Falcons -- Jim Brittian Orioles -- Perry Walker The managers have put in many hours of hard work to have the boys in shape throughout the season; so parents let's make these three nights a must at the Little League Park to say "Thank you" to the managers. 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FINAL WEEK! is unlikely that you will experience in a lifetime all that you will seein...Tiir JOSEPH EIEH.J HI aiKIHffB PLUS DEAE ASKS: II 'fMkfr Been A* % sleeping MmwBed?* E HOTTEST QUESTION TECHNICOLOR 88 DAY PANA VISION* ,v ,5 1 ELIZABETH MARTIN j f u . : 7, | M0NTGOME _>ALSA... §7.JOHN CAROL J fj | COMTENVE SOQ MERIL TANl F0SrER__REl_D gURNETf , 5 "" ^ 1 ov< s < watafci Gert Krug is shown working on safari targets to be used in the Safari Invitational which will be held July 19 at the Northern Illini Bowman field range west of McHenry. McHenry Country Club 2),w 2)o& by Verona Kent Approximately 67 mothers and their youngsters played in the MOTHER - OFFSPRING TOURNAMENT today. Patty Buss and Nancy Kralowetz tied for first place among the girls, and Tommy O'Connell was the first place winner among the boys. They will receive trophies for their fine efforts. All girls participating received very colorful head scarfs, and the boys received tie pins with a golf motif. Incidentally, Dickie Rosing sank a beautiful approach shot on No. 5. Betty Phelan and Bea Newkirk were co-chairman and did a very fine job in making it a very enjoyable party. As Betty so appropriately put it, "There were many future Patty Bergs and Arnie Palmers in the group." Quite a large group of girls will be journeying over to Countryside Country Club Wednesday to whoop it up a bit, while their husbands will be doing likewise at the McHenry CRYSTAL DRIVE-IN Rt. 14 Crystal Lake, 111. FRIDAY thru THURSDAY July 17 thru 23 -- Double Feature Program -- "THE CARPETBAGGERS" Plus "THE RAIDERS" MIDNIGHT SHOW Saturday, July 18 "SCREAMING SKULLS" ^"OUTDOOR I nrmuci r ur. ENDS THURS. JULY 16 "ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS" Plus "SEVEN DAYS IN MAY" FRI-THURS. JULY 17-23 fthfofurv-FoinMti ttrlH MadJtti and PHI Rmmai and MM MMa and Ml Maruo aid Ml andltt mm m MflciN cm n tir * CINEMASCOPE CCtOft BY DlLUXE * * ^ A J. LEE THOMPSON Production • ARTHUR P. JACOBS ftwdodby Scnanpbfbn AIEETHOIPSSTI'BETTY COMDEH cd HQOLPH GREEN Owwctpft? bj GENE KEllY Plus Co-Feature Tony\ Christine rtislKaufiitann U'ild and IConclcrful . MonsieurCognac ( in Eastman COLOR A HAROLD HECHI Production • A Universal Release Also -- Late Show Fri-Sat. "BIRDMAN ' OF ALCATRAZ" Northern Mini Bowmen News Northern Illini Bowmen, McHenry, invite the public to attend their annual Safari Invitational on July 19, at their field range west of \ McHenry off Draper road. Registration will be held from 7 a.m. until 1 p.m. There will be twenty-eight hand drawn animal targets set Uty against natural settings. Trophies and awards will be made in all classifications, instinctive and free style. Food and refreshments will be available on the grounds. On July 18, a Smorgasboard shoot will be held starting at 9 a.m., with registration closing at 2 p.m. Guests are invited to camp on the grounds that night and stay for the Safari shoot on Sunday. Awards will also be made for that shoot. club. It will be HOOKEY DAY for the men at McHenry. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP will start next Tuesday, July 21. It will be a 54 hole low gross event for all members with a handicap of 20, or under, and a 54 hole low net event for flights set up according to your handicap. Please sign the «heet on the bulletin board before Friday, and watch for your flight and time which will be posted later. McHENRY THi 11204 N. 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