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- "V* ?*? rT*** - >s£: fc3sAT c&;a*y *' 4s -- Pagi Foiir i.i '-rv- THE McHENHY PLAWDEAXEH Thursday' June 10* 1965- SO HEAR There is going to be another McHenry - Johnsburg baseball game next Sunday on the Johnsburg diamond. The way these two teams are shaping up it looks like this could be one of those old fashioned whingding battles. Paul Morenz, home from the University of Wisconsin, was in the Tiger lineup last Sunday at Richmond and blasted a home run that seemed t.o spark the team. Something had the boys swinging bats with authority. The Shamrocks are back in the swing of competition in the league in spite of losing a tight game to Dundee last Sunday. They seem to be working together with a spirit that will catch the fancy of baseball fans. No matter what happens, a ball game between these two teams is always interesting and for keeps. After the way the Yankees blasted our White Sox last Sunday and the way Milwaukee teed off on the Cubs Tuesday with a barrage of home tuns, an undeclared moratorium seems to exist between our chief tormentors and us. What can we say? Our Sox win ball games like they invented the game -- then they run into the Yankees. back in the swing soon and perhaps a good start would be the game at Johnsburg next Sunday. So long for this time. PICKUPS-- The man who has a right to brag doesn't have to. A chip on your shoulder is the heaviest load you can carry. Nothing seems impossible to the fellow who doesn't have to do it himself. Even a girl can get interested in an antique, 11 he has plenty of money. Bob Blake hollered something across the street about that disastrous double header. Fred Meyej; (a Yankee lover) didn't say a word, but that little grin had significance. Guess Boston is our town. The Sox seem to thrive on those visits. We have asked for results and standings in the McHenry County league for each week. Last week they arrived on Friday. Wish our local teams would remind the league secretary that we are a weekly paper and need the copy as early as possible each week. We want to help boost the -league in any way we can. We worry more about these boys and girls on bicycles. Wish some organization like the Jaycees would start a program of instruction to help these youngsters avoid serious injury. Let's teach those kids to observe traffic signals for one thing. As for trick riding and weaving?, we enjoy watching the performance, but not on busy streets. How about doing something before something serious hapj>ens? "Mag" Simon, a good old soul, has passed away and we Recall the many times she offered a helping hand -- including our family when our children were small. Her good deeds should get her to heaven with greater speed than set by our men in space. We are wondering how many of our readers are interested in news on car racing. A call to let us know would help as a guide. Here is one note on a local driver: Duane Harris grabbed the lead in the modified stock car trophy dash by a fine move in the second lap. Harris's time of one minute, forty-four seconds established a new Waukegan Speedway six lap record. Harris later finished third in the third heat race and then was a hot second in the record breaking feature. In this race, Harris was involved in an accident resulting in a spectacular flip . . . but Harris was able to continue. Haven't been circulating toe much of late, but hope to get The safest way to double your money is to fold it over once and put it in your pocket. Smoke and the world smokes with you, swear off and you smoke alone. by the "Padre" V.F.W. SOFTBALL In the first game Tuesday night. Bimbo's rolled over Jake's for their fourth victory without a loss, 12-4. Bimbo's failed only in one inning to score. Larry Gibson was top hitter for Bimbo's going '2-4 and driving in 6 runs with a triple and a homer. Three men went 2-3 for Jake's. Scoring It II K Bimbo's 402 1221 12 17 0 Jake's 201 100 0 4 9 Ofd Bridge scored 7 runs in the 7th inning in a rained out game Monday to beat Casey's Resort 12-5. McGee went 4-4 for Old Bridge and scored 2 runs while Russ -Shan't/ went 2-3 and scored 2 for Casey's. k ii i: Old Bridge 120 200 7 12 15 2 Casey's 100 004 1 6 8 4 In the first game Thursday night, Hettcrmann's smashed Burton's Bridge by a 29-5 score. Bill Oeftling. Dirk Hiller, Lloyd Freund and Don Bentz combined to get 12 of Hettermann's 20 hils. and 1(5 of their 23 RBI's. Bud Dodge came up with 2 hits at four at bats and scored 3 of Burton's 5 runs. Burton's Bridge 1110101 5 9 12 Hettermann's 255 557 29 20 N In the second game Thursday night, Korpan's Landing squeezed by The Dog House in an extra inning game by a 14- 13 score. The winning run came in when, wiith the liases : loaded in the bottom of the 8th, Brown hit a grounder to| the third baseman, who tried i to make the play too fast and j missed the ball. Harold Pote i was top hitter for Korpan's' with four singles and four runs batted in. He also scored the j winning run. It. II K | Dog House 700 013 20 13 15 ti Korpan's 350 320 01 14 IS 5, Standings (After four games) ! WoAiJL. Tigers Trounce Richmond 13-2; Morenz Homers The Johnsburg Tigers invaded Richmond last Sunday and took their third victory in a row by a score of 13 to 2. The Tigers,•' who .were held to four hits one week previous by Rudsinski, sent the Richmond left hander to the showers in ihe fifth inning after Paul Morenz boomed a home run to deep left center. Jim Shields turned in a real sharp, pitching performance, giving, up only . 2 hits while striking out 10. Shields was backed up with a 9 hit attack, with Lloyd Smith getting 3 hits including 2 doubles. The Tigers scored 4 times off Rudsinski in the 41 ii inning and iced the game with 4 more runs off of Huff in the 8th. Shields had complete control of •he game with lx>th of Richmond's runs being unearned. Next. Sunday, June 13th. the Tigers play McHenry at home starting time 1 Tiger notes: Right fielder Cris Benett will undergo surgery for torn cartilage in his right knee. Bennett may be sidelined for three to four weeks. Jnhnslturg (13) All K II W. Hiller ss 3 0 1 Kazlausky ss 2 0 1 T. Freund lb 4 2 1 L. Smith c 4 3 3 P. Morenz ef 2 2 2 J. Sehaefer cf 1 0 0 K. Mack 31) 2 2P 0 B. DcCicco If 3 0 0 J. Meyers If 2 0 0 J. Hiller 2b 4 1 1 J. Rourke rf 2 0 0 B. Hiller rf 1 1 1 J. Shields p 4 2 1 Totals Richmond (2) Fehier cf Hirns c Hewitt rf jdsinski p Knhaier If NelleVsen If L. Miller 3b BulLwek lb Winn 2b ITufiV ss Lay WilkiniN3b 34 A15 3 3 4 3 3 1 3 2 0 3 2 1 13 II 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 10 II 0 1 0 0 0 0 *1 0 0 0 0 0 Bimbo's Hettermann's Old Bridge Dog House Casey's Burton's Bridge Korpan's Jake's Individual W 4 Hatting (10 or more at- bats) B. C'omstock i Dog House* --•11-16 iiSS R. McCullom ( Korpan's > 12-18 H. Pole i Korp.m's > S-12 - - .666 D. Hiller (Hettermann's) 11-17 -- .647 R. Shant/ (Casey's i - 10- 16 - 625 T. Oeffling ( Hetterm.urn's 1 -- 9-15 - .600 R. Weyland <!»iml>o'>> 6-11 - .545 11 men tied- wit h 500 it H I; Johnsburg 200 421 040 13 10 Richmond 000 100 100 2 2 Home runs: Morenz. Strike outs by Shields, 10; Rudsinski S; Huff. 4. • Winning Pitcher: Shields. Losing Pitcher: Rudsinski. Jayeee Sports Jamboree Entry Deadline Near The deadline fur the McHenry .J.ivvers Junior Sn. ' l'ls .Jamboree is .lune 15, and any ent i y bl.uiks m>1 i e*u: ned .to the . l a i : - ! i o r e e represent at ive. at your seboiil mie! 1„> in the mail not later than that date, to Mel iew \ , ' a \ e i i - N , P ( ). !>.\ 161. Mel'e'.-iy ' 11 s K\e:i'< will lake place at Mcl'racken Field at 1 30 p mi. on June 20. Mme I h::n 2i H) in: ry I blanks have heen turned m fnus far. the Jamboree chairmen said, and Ik,- predicted *hat the final figure w ill Id re .eh 2')0 belore the June 15 dividlav He a 1- c > Mated ! ha I the ,1amboiee is ' >pen lii spectators, free .»I charge. The J a m l - e t e e . < m -I • *: to all bins a:: • 1 - . ' . i r i s between the ai;es ef 111 and 15. ; , . , n . >f a >tate wide c.mpetative proby Agnes Prazak This spring the men voted in their new oiiicers for the league. Ernie Useman is president; Frank Camasta, vice president; Ernie Useman, treasurer; -Paul Schwegel, secretary and Joe Prazak, pldyer agent. The league has two new managers for their teams; Wally Hansen has taken over the Braves and Marv George is manger of the Giants. The managers from last year are, Paul Schwegel with the Sox and Frank Camasta with the Cards. The boys on the teams are: Braves Dave Bockrrian, Joe DeMarco. Ed Doyle, Jim Hansen, Russ Leight, Kirk Links, 'Ireg Mayer, Dan Moore, Tim Moreh, Tom Palmer Gary Parks, Lloyd Simon, Martin Stoffel, Don Thurlwell. Giants -- John Anderson, Gary Becko, Pete, Buss, Frank Coughlin, Mark Domotto, Gary Fairchild, Terry Fluger, Gary Freund, Steve George, David Johnson, Jim Larkin, Kevin Schultz, Art McAndrews, Steve Stohlman, William Urban. Sox -Dave Belholvy, George Brodley, Steve Lundy, Dave Miller, Ken Reid, Pete Schatz, Matt Steffes, Tom Blenner, Bub Buss, Nick Matrinez, Ernie Muzzillo, Larry Solo, Ken Scholttman, and Mark Wegener. Cards -- Mark Camasta, George Filip, Gene Hester, Craig Ludford, Don Reinbolt, Bob Ruemlin, Frank Vanek, Rob Erber, "Jim Franklin, Jim Laursen, J()hn Nickel, John Reinbolt, Pete Stilling, Richaid Zeller. The McHenry Pony League opens Sunday, June 13th at 1:30 for the first game. The second game will start at 3:30 We hope to see you parents out to root your son's team in for a victory. The schedule for the week is Sunday, June 13th, 1:30 -- Braves vs. Sox. 3:30 Cards vs Giants. Tuesday, June 15, 6:00 • Giants vs Sox. Thursday, June 17 6:00 Braves vs Cards. All week day games si art at 6:00 p.m. sharp. Annual Regatta This Week At Pistakee Lake The annual Long Lake-Pistakee Lake regatta for C boats will be held this weekend at Pistakee Lake, hosted by the Pistakee Yacht Club. Lt will consist of three races. The first to be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 12th. The second race will be at 11:30 a.m. on Sunday, June 13th and the third encounter will take place as close to 2:00 p.m. as is possible, depending on the time consumed in the earlier race. Dundee Beats Shamrocks 2-0 In Mound Duel Fox Valley Motorcycle Club The Fox Valley Rider's Motorcycle Club scrambles race will be held Sunday. June 13. Starling time will be 1:00 p.m. at their t i ack on the R. C. Raven farm. 2 miles north of 176 and 3 miles south of 120 on the C.iiswold Lake Blacktop. Food and refreshments will be serve-1 on the grounds. gram sponsored by the Illinois Youth Commission and the I l linois Junior Chamber of Commerce. Senator Collins believes "the premiums now received barely pay for the veterinary fees and trucking costs of the livestock, therefore, the increase is neeessai y." KI:AI> THE CLASSIFIEDS A real pitchers' dual took place last Sunday at A. P. Freund Field as Phil Schmidt and the Shamrocks took on Gary Peters and Dundee. Dundee was able to push across runs in the seventh and eighth innings to win 2-0. Schmidt pitched his heart out and looked very good but Peters was just a little tougher with men on base. The Shamrocks had great, opportunities in the seventh and eighth as they loaded the bases with only one out^, However, in the seventh a strikeout and a line drive that was caught ended it and the next inning it was a snappy double play. This Wednesday night the Shamrocks travel to Elgin to play the Noonhours at 7:45 p.m.' and Friday night they travel to Genoa to play De- Kalb under the lights. Next Sunday they take on the Tigers at Johnsburg. Game time has been moved up to 1:30 p.m. Dundee (2) AB R H Doyle cf 10 1 Murphy ss 4 11 Simonind If 5 0 1 Stranis c 5 0 2 Wright lb 4 0 0 Fritz 3b 5 0 1 Thelander rf 4 0 0 Sund 2b 3 11 Peters p 4 0 1 Totals 35 2 8 McHenry (0) AB R H Funk 3b 4 0 0 Harris ss 4 0 1 Freund 2b 4 0 1 Cox rf 4 0 1 Adams cf 10 0 Gibson cf 3 0 0 J. Petersen lb 3 0 1 Schmidt p 3 0 2 Franklin If 10 0 V. Petersen If 3 0 1 Hynan c 3 0 0 McHenry Country Club News 33 0 7 RHE 000 000 110 2 8 1 000 000 000 0 7 2 Dundee McHenry Strupk^out by Peters, 13; Schmidt, 9. Walks off Peters, 4; Schmidt, 5. RBI's--Murphy, Simonini. Doubles--Schmidt, 2; V. Petersen, Stranis. Stolen base -- Doyle, Murphy. McHenry Country Club 2U/ 3>o& by Verona Kent Of al the sneaky ways to sink an approach shot, Lil Kimball used the most devious method we've ever heard about. On 12, Lil's approach shot hit her opponent's ball and her ball richocheted off at a 90 degree angle to end up in the-cup. It's obvious Paul Hahn hasn't got a monopoly on trick shots. It must have looked like hail on the front nine for awhile this morning with all those little white pellets flying into the cups. Pearl Miller sunk her approach on 6, Elsie Olson sunk her approach on 5 and V'erona Kent chipped in on 9. Flag day winners were Belle Vitense for Class A, Vera Herdrich for Class B and Nell Fidler for Class C. Today's scores count as the qualifying score for Match Play Tournament coming up next Tuesday. Partners and tee times will be posted during the week. Good luck to all! ttEAD THE CLASSIFIEDS ~~ The McHenry Country Club is happy to anounce the inauguration of a young people's mer golf program. Starting Monday, June 14;th, all McHenry area children of high school age (14 thru 18 years) will be able to play 18 holes of golf for summen golf program. Starting a small fee. This program , will be in effect each Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday throughout the summer vacation. Young people -that wish to take advantage of this special price must tee off before 9:00 a.m. on these days. « The second round of the Directors' Tournament was played Sunday, June Gth, with the following results: A. Jackson beat Thomas, Sayner beat Seepe, Buss beat Overton, Gutzmer beat J. Rieke, R. Johnson beat Yorgan, Myer beat W. Weber, Rosing beat Zwissler, Andrews beat R. Ladd. R. Weber beat Blaney, W. Frett beat Rode, Noonan beat Sigman, Bishoff beat Larkin, Thies beat Falson, Smithson beat Etten, Carlson beat Collins, and Jensen beat McClory. Some of the better scores for the day were Ed Buss 72, Art Jackson 73, Jack Thies 77, Earl Seepe 78, and Carl Schmidt 79. NEARBY GARDEN CLUBS PLAN '65 FLOWER SHOW Members of Crystal Lake's five garden, clubs have announced that the 1965 flower show will be presented on June 18, 19 and 20 at the Lakewood village hall. Mrs. Donald Rhodes, the show's general chairman, states the theme will be "Do You Remember ..." and hopes some of the nostalgia of bygone days will be recaptured in the exhibits. As in the past, all artistic and horticultural classes will be open to the public. Entries from any resident of the area will be welcomed. Schedules may be obtained from Mrs. Rhodes. County Fast Oracles Entertained at McHenry Past Oracles of Riverview Camp, , R.N.A.. entertained more than twenty members of the McHenry County Past Oracles club and guests at their monthly meeting at the K. of C. hall on Tuesday, June 1. Folks were present from Algonquin, Crystal Lake and Fox River Valley Camp, McHenry, to enjoy a pot-luck luncheon, business meeting and social hour. Crystal Lake members will be hostesses at a picnic at Veteran's Acres, July 6. BE WISE -- USE CLASSIFIEDS! ^ amam mmmm ||H| I MUSIC STUDENTS • REGISTER NOW IFOR SIMMER SEMESTER] # Limited Openings # |j 1 FREE LESSON ! ! If You Register This Week ! Most Popular Instruments 385-7700 SHAY'S M usic World 1220 N. (ireen St. | Air Conditioned Studios | STOCK CAR RACING Every Saturday Nile Kenosha County Speedway Wilmot, Wis. Adults $1.50 Tax Included Children (under 12) 50c Tax Included T i m e Trials •••• 6:45 p.m. 1st Race 8:30 p.m. aB rr V. ic COMEDY (cay CJevK-t EE. STARRING KAY CHEVALIER Professional Now York \ I 3 MILES W. OF MARENGO ON U.S. 2fl J 8 DPHuOnNuEr.: 8P1IK5- R56C8O-7T2M1O8 I CURTAIN TIMES, Sat. 7 & 10 fvtt. thru Fri. 8:45 & Sun. 8:15 Wed. & Thur. Matinees 2:00 PRICES: Sat. $3.50 Tue*. thru Fri. & Sun. $3.20 Matinees $2.25 (tax included) TVo.l A Tlin-s ? » f Restaurant t Shops Open At Noon * • STARTING JUNE 22 - BEEKMAN PLACE McHENRY KART PARK SALES and SERVICE on •i' Campus Bikes on and , Fox Karts New and Used Engines from $129.50 Up ... Track Open Daily 1 p.m. io 11 p.m. Special Rales on Club and Party Dates Corner of Lincoln ;md ( hapel Hill Road Phone 385-9736 or 385-1994 CHARLES STILLING KNDS THURSDAY. JUNK 10 James Bond as A^cnt 007 ini "DR NO" and "FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE" FRIDAY - THURSDAY GRAYSLAKE'RT 120 & Z' JUNE 11-17 , ACCLAIMED * as Walt Disney's J greatest achievement! ] Julie Andrews-Dick Van Dyke *•' I David Tomlinson • Glynis Johns ^ TECHNICOLOR" ol3G4 Wa&Oisn^ Piodudons Or<gmi! Cast Album on site no AND FKATURKTTK 'Mary Poppins" Prices: Adults $1.50 - Children (5-11 > 75c LAKELAND PARK BOYS BASEBALL CLUB SCHEDULE Major League June 10--Orioles vs. Tigers 11--Braves vs. Pirates 13--Pirates vs. Orioles 14--Tigers vs. Braves 15--Tigers vs. Pirates 17--Braves vs. Orioles 18--Tigers vs. Orioles 20--Piraites vs. Braves 21--Orioles vs. Braves 2.2--Pirates vs. Tigers 24--Braves vs. Tigers 25--Pirates vs. Orioles • 27--Orioles, vs. Tigers 28--Braves vs. Pirates 29--Orioles vs. Pirates July 1--Tigers vs. Braves 2--Braves vs. Orioles 6--Tigers vs. Orioles " 7--Pirates vs. Braves &--Orioles vs. Braves 9--Tigers vs. Pirates 11--Braves, vs.. Tigers 12--Pirates vs. Orioles 13--Pirates vs. Tigers . 15--Braves vs. Orioles 16-- Tigers vs. Pirates 19--Orioles vs. Tigers 20--Braves vs. Pirates 22--Tigers vs. Braves 23--Orioles vs. Pirates All night games start at 6:30 p.m. Majors at Community House field. Sunday Games--Majors play at 1:00 p.m. at Community House field. Minor League June 10--Braves vs. Pirates 11--Orioles vs. Tigers 13--Pirates vs. Orioles 14--Tigers vs. Pirates 15--Braves vs. Orioles 17--Tigers vs. Orioles 18--Tigers vs. Braves 20--Pirates vs. Braves 21--Pirates vs. Tigers 22--Orioles vs. Braves 24--Pirates vs. Orioles 25--Braves vs. Tigers 27--Orioles vs. Tigers 28--Orioles vs. Pirates 29--Braves vs. Pirates July 1--Braves vs. Orioles 2--Tigers vs. Braves 6--Tigers vs. Pirates 7--Pirates vs. Braves 8--Tigers vs. Orioles 9--Orioles vs. Braves 11--Braves vs. Tigers 12--Pirates vs. Tigers 13--Pirates vs.' Orioles 15--Orioles vs. Tigers 16--Braves vs Pirates 19--Braves j^ Orioles 20--Tigers vs. Pirates 22--T/igers vs. Braves 23--Orioles vs. Pirates All night games start at 6:30 p.m. at old ball field. Sunday games are played following the Major league CONCLUDE MUSICAL This weekend marks the final three performances of the Woodstock Fine Arts Association's production of "Student Prince". Beginning with the overture at 8:30 p.m., the curtain rises to one of the most memorable musicals to be presented in this area. Perforffi-'" ances are Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings in the Opera House and the reserved tickets may be obtained at the door or by calling 338-2700. IN HONOR SOCIETY Miss Chrysande Jo Levesque, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Levesque of 3011 N. been initiated in Spring road, McHenry, has been initialed into the Mac- Murray College chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta, a national honor society for freshman women. Acceptance into the society requires an Armirius grade point average or above for the first semester of a student's college work. Nineteen 'freshman women were honored with certificates and pins for their outstanding' scholastic achievement at the formal initiation. COLLEGE GRADUATES Two students lrom McHenry are among 137 who received Bachelor of Arts degree at Ripon college during the ninety- ninth commencement exercises on June 5. 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