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t !s "-<•« >-|E" <- ^ r^v "•>' !"..! .« .,.v- .".! THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Thursday. Ma? 11 1965. ansfcMRSSW A SO I HEAR That was the week! Plans went wrong and there wasn't room for all of the sports stories last week. But, to soothe our disappointment let it be known that all other sections of the paper had the same trouble,, As the fella Says, 'That's show business." Before we forget, the Cubs were in first place for one day a while back and "we didn't say a word about it. Marie Yegge and Herman Kreutzer let us know about it plenty. Must be they think their favorites may never again see the top of the ladder. It is the end of four years of college for our daughter and we have started to haul her belongings home in installments. Took a trip out to Dubuque last weekend and came home with a little strain on the springs. The Mississippi river is narrowing back to normalcy, but results of the flood are in evidence. They are still pumping out the basements and using hose to wash away the muck. The McHenry Shamrocks are ridin' high this week after beating the visiting Johnsburg Tigers last Sunday. The Booster meeting wasn't well attended Monday night, but a long list of donations, large and small, attest to the interest and willingness to keep the team in action. We have talked to others and find that McHenry is no different than other towns in their problem of financing a baseball team. We feel that McHenry should always be represented in league play and cannot imagine a sports-minded community like ours ever letting the team slip away. The Shamrocks have had a real boost from those who purchased Booster stickers this year, but the field has only been.scratched. The boys need your, help in organizing and in setting up a sound financial structure that will carry on from year to year. The Shamrocks now have 19 local boys on the team and, with several double headers on the schedule, should be able to give all a chance o play. This Booster Club will not be composed of business men only.' It will stretch out to any and all who might like to part with a buck or two or more to keep this team on the field and representing McHenry. We think it is the best thing for all if we keep our young men participating in organized sports. Chuck Hiller goes to the Mets. Well, Chuck, you are joining some big names and hope-you will have plenty of chance to show them your hustling brand of baseball. Suppose Alex Justen wouldn't know a thing about a card mailed to George P. Freund. It shows Green St., looking South - from Elm with traffic post in center of intersection. Picture was taken some forty years - ago and shows that Model "T" Fords were way out in front. What really gave us a chuckle was the list of names signed to the card. After looking over the nicknames, which wert actually used, we have decided against printing the names. Any old timer would get a kick out of the list. F^ete Koob handed us a match book the other day that he found * while cleaning out his STOCK CAR RACING Every Saturday Nile Kenosha County Speedway . Wilmot, Wis. Adults $1.50 Tax Included Children (under 12) 50c Tax Included Time'Trials .... 6:45 p.m. 1st Race 8:30 p.m. County Track Meet Here Next Wednesday, May 19 For Varsity Competitors The McHenry County varsity track meet will be held at McHenry next Wednesday, May 19th. Preliminaries start at 3:30 p.m. (Shot, discus, long jump, high jump and pole vault start at 3:30).- Ron Gelvin and John Fleck of McHenry^ appear strong in the shot and discus. Bob Doran is defending county long jump champion and hopes to repeat. 3:30--Trials 120HH, 3:45--Trials 100 4:00--Trials 180LH 4:15--Trials 220 4:25--Exhibition 2 Mile 4:45--120HH finals 5:00--100 finals 5:15--880 yd run 5:30--880 relax 5:45--440 6:00--180 LH finals 6:15--Mile 6:30--220 finals 6:45--Mile rglays Records 100--John Joorfetz, Woodstock (1931) 9:7 220 -- Lane Newman, Woodstock (1962) 21:6 440 -- Lane Newman, Woodstock (1962) 51.0 880 -- Jon Leonard, Marian Central (1962) 1:59:7 Mile -- Rick Lally, Crystal Lake (1961) 4:37:2 Shot -- Lynn Stewart, Woodstock (1961) 54'5" Discus -- Dick Jehnek, McHenry (1964) 154'11" HJ -- Mike Creighton, Mc- Henry (1960) 6' \xk" LJ -- A1 Joorfetz, Woodstock (1941) 22' 3W' PV -- Don Merwin, Woodstock (1935) 12' 6" 120HH -- Don Anderson, Woodstock (1963) 15:1 180 LH -- George Koch, McHenry (1963) 19:8 ' 880 Rel. -- T. Parker, L. Newman, L. Stewart, R. Ehrke, Woodstock (1961) 1:33:0 Mile Rel. -- D. Harrington, P. Fagan, J. Roden, J. Rosulek, Crystal Lake (1961) 3:36:2 Class of the Field: 120HH Kain of Crystal Lake, Kanwat of Cary, (Lessman, Rich & Carl Johnson) from McHenry. 100 Sir of Crystal Lake, Odell of Crystal Lake, (John Todd &. George Koch) of McHenry. 180LH Kain of Crystal Lake, (Mike Pliner & George Koch) of McHenry. 220 Sir of Crystal Lake, (Ken Leibach & George Koch) of McHenry. 2 Mile Quinn of Crystal Lake, Beiley of Crystal Lake, (Dean Glosson, Sam Lamont, Charles Neuhauer, Garrett Redmond, Don Stine, Mark Alderson) of McHenry. 880 Roseulek of Crystal Lake, Miller of Crystal Lake, (Jim Zvonar and Dave Dimon) of McHenry. 880 Relay Cary Grove 440 Togarty of Marian Central, Hart of Woodstock, (Steve Missman and Tom Stine) of McHenry. Mile Costcllo of Crystal Lake, Tonda of Cary Grove, (Mike Zvonar Chris Rasmussen) of McHenry Mile Relay Crystal Lake. In Danger Are: Lane Newman's 440 yd. record of 51:0 by Togarty of Marian and Hart of Woodstock. Rick Lally's mile record of 4:37:2 --- Costcllo of Crystal Lake ran 4:32:7 at district and Tonda of Cary has run 4:37. Don Anderson's HH record of 15:1--Kain of Crystal Lake has run 14:7. Due to space and time problem, the annual grade school tool box. . It was a hook from "Wattles Drug Store". The old gang misses that spot. Open Weekdays 6:45 Sat. and Sun. 2:15 HI WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY May 12 & 13 "QUO VADIS" One Showing Nitely at 7:45 Box Office Opens 7:15 This Show Onlv STARTS FRIDAY May 14-17 Elvis Presley In 'GIRL HAPPY; STARTS TUESDAY May* 18-22 "NONE BUT THE BRAVE" Plus "MY BLOOD RUNS COLD" by Bill Bolger By the time you read this, all of you Little Leaguers should have been notifed as to which team you are on. It has been called to my attention that some twelve year old boys were disappointed because they didn't go to the majors. Some of these twelve year olds are very capable. National Headquarters limits the number of twelve year .olds that each team may have, so it does present a problem. I would urge all of you boys who feel you have the ability to play major league baseball to play all the harder and when replacements are needed (and each year several boys do move up during the season) your chance may still come. . The season will get under way Friday night with the Eagles playing the Falcons. On Saturday night, the Hawks will take on the Condors. On Sunday there will be afternoon and evening games. In the afternoon, the Owls host the Bluebirds and in the evening the Cardinals play the Orioles. SPEEDY WARRIORS RUN WILD IN WIN OVER STREAKS McHenry's band of baseball Warriors defeated the Woodstock Streaks 6-3 with Freund on the mound. Rich Soda led the attack on Martindale with three hits as the Woodstock team gave little support afield. The Warriors were Co-Go boys in .this game, stealing five bases. Woodstock (8) AB R H Knox, t, 2b 4 0 f0 Bailey, cf 3 0 1 Bielski, 3b 4 0 1 Smith, c . 3 1 1 Thomas, c 1 0 0 Martindalej p 4 2 2 Smith, rf 2 0 0 Knox, ss 1 0 1 Hernadez, lb 2 0 0 Palmquist, ph 1 0 0 Sorensen, If 2 0 0 27 3 6 McHenry (6) AB R H Amour If 3 2 1 Hiller ss 4 0 0 Meyers lb 3 3 0 Soda c 4 1 3 Miller 3b 2 0 1 Freund p 3 0 1 Wilea cf 4 0 0 Herman rf c 4 0 0 Snell rf 0 0 0 Michels 2b 3 0 1 36 6 7 Doubles- Martindale, Soda. Stolen Bases- Amour, Meyers, Soda, Freund, Michels. RBI -Soda (2), Sorenscn, Knox (2) Winning Pitcher Freund Losing Pitcher - Martindale meet will be run next week. The same for high school events not previously run. SHOP IN McHENRY Ends Thurs. -- May 13 "THE KILLERS" "FANNY HILL" (For Adults) SHAMROCKS BEAT JOHNSBURG 9-4; RICHMOND NEXT On Sunday, May 9, the Shamrocks beat Johnsburg 9-4 for the second victory of the year. Mayor Doherty was on hand to throw out the first ball. Ray Franklin started us on the rqad to victory with a two run single in the second innning. We had a few hitting stars; Russ Cox (4-5), Bob Harris (1-3), Tim Farr (2-2), and Clarence Adams (2-4). The fine defensive play "of the entire Shamrock team helped Russ Cox and Phil Schmitt win the game, while allowing only 5 hits. There were two fine examples of long ball hitting. Lloyd Smith of Johnsburg poked a home run onto the road in right field and Denny Gibson poked a triple over the road ^ in right field. If you are interested in seeing some fine baseball come and see our next home game May 16 at 2 p.m. against Richmond. Funk *3b AB R H RBI 5 1 1 0 Harris ss , * 3 2 11 Freund 2b 4 10 1 Gibson If 4 111 Cox p rf 5 14 2 V. Petersen lb 10 0 0 J. Petersen lb 4 0 10 Farr c 2 12 1 Adams cf 4 12 0 Franklin rf 2 0 12 Schmitt p 2 110 Totals 36 9 14 8 AB R H RBI Schaeffer cf 2 10 0 Freund p 3 10 0 Smith c 4 111 Hiller, B lb 4 0 2 1 Kauzkariski ss 3 0 0 0 Hirmes 3b 3 10 0 Hiller, J. 2b 3 0 0 0 Bennett If 4 0 2 1 Rourke rf 3 0 0 0 Fowler ph 10 0 0 McHenry 121 011 03x 9 14 2 Johnsburg 111 010 000 4 5 2 Tigers At Home Vs. Dundee Nine Sunday, May 18 The Johnsburg Tigers opened their 1965 season by dropping an 8 to 5 decision to McHenry last "Sunday. The Tigers committed six fielding errors plus several mental errors which contributed to the McHenry victory. Johnsburg will try to get on the winning side of the ledger next Sunday, the 16th, when Dundee comes to Johnsburg. Ted Freund will make a second attempt for his first victory of the year. The Richmond game which originally was scheduled for May 2nd will be played on May 31 at Johnsburg. Frosh-Sophs In County Meet At Cary Monday The county Frosh-Soph track meet will be held next Monday, May 17 at the Cary-Grove High School, starting at 3:30 p.m. Records held by McHenry athletes are as follows: 100 -- George Koch, McHenrry, (1963), 10.0 220--George Koch, McHenry (1963), 21:9. 120HH -- Bob Fowler, McHenry (1964), 16:3 » 180LH - - George Koch, McHenry, (1963), 20;0 PV -- Roy Fellows, McHenry (19631, 11'1%" Mile Rel. -- Kelly-Cook, M. Zvonar - J. O'Brien, McHenry, (1963), 3:45:1 McHenry's Dick Lossman rates strong in the shot and discus. McHenry also has several other good athletes whose names we will be watching for in the results. ^OUTDOOR GRAYSLAKERT I20&2' Friday - Thursday JAMES BOND IS 7 Days! May 14 - 20 BACK IN ACTION! h UN FLEMING'S GOLDF1NGER When Old The above" picture was taken at the high school sports banquet as "Mac" McCracken, Athletic Director, presented a plaque to Joe Schmitt who is retiring after 40 years of service to the school. McHenry Baseball Games The McHenry Warrior baseball team Won a 5-0 game from Libertyville and lost to the same team 5-1. Ron Parks pitched a fine 2- hitter for the victory, backed by a 12 hit attack and excellent support on the field, including a double play and good catches in the outfield. In the losing effort, Libertyville got 3 earned runs in the fourth inning to sew up the ball game. Cora started on the mound for the winners, but was knocked out in the second inning. Hubbard held McHenry in check the rest of the way. Libertyville (5) AB R H Tomeyer 3b 4 0 0 Call If 2 11 Rapling c 4 13 Lalumia lb 3 11 Williamson ss 3 0 1 Wast cf 4 0 0 Pfenning rf 3 0" 0 Thomas 2b 110 Loeb 2b 10 1 Cora p 0 0 0 Hubbard p 3 10 McHenry (1) Amour If Hiller ss Meyers cf lcSoda c Miiler 3b Freund p Wiles rf Michels 2b Laurence lb 28 AB 3 4 3 3 2 3 2 3 3 5 R 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 26 1 5 Two base hit--Rapling, Soda Three base hit- -Loeb Errors--Laurence (2), Miller. Double plays -- Pfenning to Rapling (Soda) j. Winning pitcher -- Hubbard Losing pitcher -- Freund RBI -- Michels, call (2), Williamson. Stolen bases--Michels Libertyville (0) AB R H Tomeyer 3b 3 0 0 Call 2b c 3 0 1 Rappling p c 2 0 0 Lalumia lb 2 0 0 Dease lb 10 0 Ewe void If 2 0 0 Eckhouse 2b 10 0 Williamson ss 3 0 1 Pfenning rf If 3 0 0 Sikorski rf 10 0 Zerson p 10 0 Wrast cf 10 0 McHenry (5) Freund If Hiller ss Soda c Meyers lb Miller 3b Herman rf Michels 2b Keith cf Parks p 23 AB 3 4 3 3 3 4 4 3 3 0 R 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 Soph Trackmen Win Second Spot In Zion Meet • ; The McHenry high up and coming track team made a very fine showing at Zion last Thursday with 50 points for second place. Zion had 58 and Libertyville 18. firsts and took third in the shot firsts and taak third in the shot put. Event 120 HH -- Lossman (McH) 17.8 100 yd. -- Lafredi (Z) 11.0 880 yd. --1 Neubauer (McH) 2.18.2 880 relay--Zion 1:39.4 440 yd run--Bioles (Z) 56.5 180 L.H.--Lossman (McH) Mile run--Miller (Z) 5.12 220 yd run--Labredi (Z) 24.6 Mile relay--Zion 3.49.8 Long jump--Buttera (Z) 5'6" High jump -- McKinley (Z) 5'6" . Discus --- Lossman (McH) 1231 y2" Shot Put -- Menasco (Z) 43'5V2" 31 5 12 Two base hit -- Herman, Parks, Michels Three base hit--Hiller Errors--Michels, Williamson <2) Double play--Hiller to Michels to Meyers (Zerson) RBI -- Freund, Hiller, Herman, Parks Winning pitcher -- Parks Losing pitcher -- Sikorski Stolen bases -- Meyers, Herman, Williamson • Be Wise READ THE CLASSIFIEDS WORLD WIDE SERVICE YOU PAY NO MORE TO USE OUR SERVICES CiET YOI R TIC KETS AT OUR OFFICE Airline -- Steamship -- Railroad Tours -- Cruises -- Hotel -- U-Drive -- YOUR AUTHORIZED TRAVEL AGENT -- Chain - O - Lakes Travel Service 8405 W. Elm Street 385-7500 McHenry, Illinois McHENRY THEATRE THURS., FRI., SAT. MAY 13 - 14 - 15 1965 Men's 16" Softball Opens The popular Men's 16" Softball League started another season at 7:30 p.m., May 11, at the V.F.W. diamond. Action has always been spirited in this league and attendance has indicated real interest in the games. 1. Hettermann's 2. Old Bridge 3. Jake's V.F.W. 4. Doghouse 5. Burton's Bridge 6. Bimbo's 7. Casey's Resort 8. Korpan's Landing First Round Tues., May 11 -- 1-2 3-4 Thurs., May 13 -- 5-6 7-8 Tues., May 18 -- 6-8 5-7 Thurs., May 20 -- 2-4 1-3 Tues., May 25 -- 5-4 1-8 Thurs., May 27 -- 7-3 2-6 Tues., June 1 -- 3-6 7-2 Thurs., June 3 -- 1-5 8-4 Tues., June 8 -- 7-1 4-6 -Thurs., June 10 -- 3-8 5-2 Tues., June 15 -- 2-3 8-5 Thurs., June 17 -- 4-1 6-7 Tues., June 22 -- 4-7 6-1 Thurs., June 24 -- 8-2 3-5 Second Round Tues., June 29 -- 4-3 2-1 Thurs., July 1 -- 8-7 6-5 Tues., July 6 -- 7-5 8-6 Thurs., July 8 -- 3-1 4-2 Tues., July 13 -- 8-1 4-5 Thurs., July 15 -- 6-2 3-7 Tues., July 20 -- 2-7 6-3 Thurs., July 22 -- 4-8 5-1 Tues., July 27 -- 6-4 1-7 Thurs., July 29 -- 2-5 8-3 Tues., Aug 3 -- 5-8 3-2 Thurs., Aug. 5 -- 7-6 1-4 Tues., Aug 10 -- 1-6 7-4 Thurs., Aug 12 -- 5-3 2-8 THEY LOVE TO FIGHT...BUT NOT AT NIGHT! 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Indian Village 8:00 p.m. Admission $2.00 McHenry Country Club News The McHenry Country CluU * golfers officially opened the 1965 season Sunday, May 2, under blue skies, and with the. temperature in the seventies... The front nine is now open, and with the exception of a a few spots is in good shape.- -- Sixty-four members partigj-, pated in the first round of the aggregate score twosome tou?-" nament. The 1964 Club chararpion, Ed Buss, turned in the low gross score of the day, a 75. Art "Perennial" Jackson had a 79. Two eagles were made--Hank Tonyan had a two on No.* 11, and Bill Gutzmer deuced No. 13. First Round Results Victor and-Brown beat Buss., and Burns; Roseberry and D. Weber beat Sayler and Schma: ling; R. Johnson and Baker beat Sayner and E. Rieke; Myer and Sigman beat Yorgan and Smithson; W. Weber and Etten beat Overton and Simon; Gutzmer and H. Tonyan beat Noonan and H. Jackson; Rosing and Hiller beat Seepe and Donnelly; Andrews and J. Frett beat Nolan and Hoelscher. Caldwell and Hughes beat Zwissler and Jensen; Vitense and Hoffman beat Consago and W. Frett; Thies and Bischoff beat Thomas and Billeter; Schuler and W. Tonyan beat Falcon and R. Weyland; A. Jackson and Newkirk beat Blaney and Evans; Moss and R. Petersen beat J. Rieke and Collins; Larkin and Reihansperger beat Phelan and L. Freund; McClory and R. Freund beat Spengel and Rink. The second round will be played Sunday, May 9. Blind Bogey winners were Nick Freund, Jack Thomas and- Ed Bishoff. Golfer's Tip--Concerning the flagstick, the United States Golf Association has authorized a local rule as follows: "The players ball shall not strike the flagstick in the hole, unattended, when the ball has been played from within the flagstick's length of the hole. Penalty for breech of local rule-- Match play, loss of hole; Stroke play, two strokes, and ball shall be played as it lies." READ THE CLASSIFIEDS OPEN EVERY NITE!! Exclusive! World Premiere THE PICTURE THE WORLD HAS BEEN WAITING TO SEE! 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