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'TjajpS-' Page Four THE McHENBY PLAINDEALEH Thursday* October-7. 1965 fU^tKtXWe^iTRia, VICTORIOUS IN CONFERENCE START QT CITY SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS By: Earl Walah Ere this hits the newsstands the first game of the World Series will be in the record books. Who will win it? In spite of the powerful Don Drysdale, we pick the Twins to win the first game. Come the second game and the great one, „ Sandy Koufax, on the mound for Los Angeles. We have to go with Sandy in this one. From that point on it depends on pitching and the way the ball bounces. So you think we are beginning to hedge at this point? That's just because we are. Being an American League fan, we want to pick the Twins. But, if somebody told us to put our money where our mouth is we would have hooks in our pocket. A terrible dream tells us the Dodgers will win it in six games. If such should come to pass, there are certain loveable characters in these parts who will make the coming winter a long, long spell for us. MCHS Homecoming is in the air as students plan to pick a queen and Coach Dean Hargis plans to pluck a football victory from Dundee^ Some people told us Dundee wouldn't be so strong this year. Yeah? Did you see the way they beat Zion's powerful team? That takes a bit of doin'. The Warriors should be hitting good stride this week. If they beat Dundee by just one touchdown, we will be satisfied. (Hargis would probably settle for one point). Thinking about that press coop that everybody built, we remember the original construction had a ladder like we used to climb to go to the hay mow. It was Joe Schmitt who decided we could never make it up that ladder so he came through with the steps. The one who comes along to enlarge the coop will have a plaque nailed to the wall in his honor. Let's not forget the start of the Thursday Nite Club (volley ball) activities this (Thursday) evening. We haven't had the pleasure of meeting Father Guzzardo, new pastor of St. Patrick's parish, but have the following report of his recent visit to the Plaindealer office: Fr. Guzzardo came in the office to get acquainted Thursday afternoon. He is very friendly and began reminiscing about many things, including his days as altar boy for Fr. O'Rourke in Rockford. He recalled what a fine athlete he was and said that even in his seminary days Fr. O'Rourke played with the semi-pro baseball teams. He was also a fine hockey player. He told a story about Manager Joe McCarthy, who addressed a gathering in the East While you re out looking... don't miss Ford's % ••• ••• • • *••• *••• •• • • • • • • • * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • V V J It's within minutes J • of your home. • • 49 new models plus • • Ford's all new Bronco.# m Now at your local • ! FORD DEALER ! lU nil. BUSS FORD SALES 3936 W. Main St. McHenry, I1L Displaying a new offensive alignment and presenting a strong defense for the first time this year, Marian Central won its Suburban Catholic Conference opener against Immaculate Conception at Elmhurst last weekend. Now the Hurricanes tangle with one of the 1965 standout teams, entertaining N o rt e Dame of Niles at 2 p.m. this Sunday. Notre Dame was second to the Hurricanes last year, an(J has been either the winner 6r runner-up in each year of the SCC's existence. In winning over IC, Marian extended its league winning string to eight since it won all seven loop games played while capturing the crown in 1964. Notre Dame, of course, is itching for revenge Marian has won the last three games between the two schools and Marian kept Notre Dame from winning the title a year ago with a come-from-behind 13-7 victory. Tim Murphy ran 14 yards for the winning touchdown. Big factor in Marian's win at IC was an improved defense. Coach Tom Parsley praised the "front four" on defense - Tom Kobza, Chuck Schlottman, John Hinner and Tom Majercik - for their play. He cited the linebacking of Dave Schuler as a pleasant factor, also. Jack Hester made his starting role at quarterback a successful venture, pitching for two touchdowns. He completed five of 11 passes, and the shift means Fogarty can concentrate on halfback and that Dennis Jackson will stay at ,end. i I Hester passed 26 yards to Wayne Motulewicz in the third quarter af»dx12 yards to Jackson in the fourth period. One big development was the improved offensive blocking which helped Mike De Wane plough for 87 yards in 18 carries. The husky fullback gained almost all the 96 yards Marian earned on the ground. Hester netted 67 yards via passing. Marian's defense held IC to five yards rushing and 73 yards through the air. One of those three completed passes, however, was for 32 yards and a touchdoyvn. Parsley plans to work on pass defense this week. He has two inexperienced players at the deep spots - Tom Carroll, a junior, and Jackson. This is Jackson's first season in high Winners of K. of C. Softball\league Ingleside Playoff -Tournament. Reading left to right, top row; C. Pierce, D. Freund, H. Wohlert, C. Newkirk, League officials; Jim, Jim Miller, Jerry; also J. McGee, T. Spasojevich, and R. "Conway. ;,.x\ First row; B. O'Brien, Co-captain; E. Muzzillo, Sponsor; J. Schaefer, S. Buenzli, Ej/ Humann, Co-captain; M. Sabatka, A. Forti-, Manager Kneeling; R. Creutz, Scorekeeper. Not shown; B. Meyer, B. Oeffling, L. Williams, P. Morenz. WARRIORS DEFEATED BUT SHOW IMPROVEMENT many years ago and was asked to name his nominations for an all-star baseball team. He completed the list except for catcher and left everyone wondering who it might be. Then McCarthy told them his choice was a priest in McHenry -- Fr. O'Rourke, who he thought would have been an outstanding athlete if he had chosen that career instead of the priesthood. Many years ago we persuaded Father O'Rourke to show us a scrap book that .contained many sports reports from Eastern newspapers. We were pledged not to blab the contents, but can tell you that big league baseball lost a great catcher to the priesthood. He had all the tools. We met the Clarence Smiths recently and naturally got into baseball talk. Clarence is a White Sox fan, converted from the Yankees after Yogi Berra got the bounce. We warned him that he will have to do better next year or we may send him back to Yankee fandom. Now he plans to go down to training camp next spring and give A1 Lopez a few words of wisdom. We can hardly wait. It is only October, but the count down on shopping days 'til 'Chirstmas has started. We must be a bunch of nuts. Open Weekdays 6:45 p.m. Saturday & Sunday 2:15 p.m. Woodstock, III. NOW ENDS SAT. "CHEYENNE AUTUMN" Technicolor - Panavision Richard Widmark Carroll Baker James Stewart -- plus •-- George Peppara Elizabeth Ashlev "THE THIRD DAY" The Warriors traveled to Barington last Saturday in quest of their first victory of the young season. After losing badly to North Chicago the week before, few thought the Warriors would give Barrington, always a respected foe in NorthSuburban play, anything to worry about. But they did! Although they lost, the McHenry boys did a fine job in containing the Barrington offense, and even though they didn't chalk up a six pointer, they did move the ball well throughtout the game. The improved offense was againhalted by Warrior mistakes, not the opponent. The Warriors had offensive drives stopped by a fumble and a 15 yard penalty. Penalty Cost Bronx A Score Neither team made a serious threat on their first series of downs. The Warriors were fortunate however. After faftlyig to make a first down, Rich Soda kicked. Hopkins took the ball for the Bronchos and scampered for what appeared to be 6 points. However, a clipping penalty brought the play back. Fumble Leads To Score The Warriors held Barrington and took over in the middle of the first quarter. Rich Soda, school football and he Is making a remarkable transition from baseball and basketball - two sports in which he has excelled for three campaigns. Marian will have its hands full stopping the Newton boys Mike, quarterback, and Tom, halfback. Both played key roles in Notre Dames' 26-13 win over St. Edward. St. Ed forced Niles to scrap in the final half to gain the victory. Steve Hurley gives the Dons a good kicking game. Rich Fruehe and Mike Shaw caught touchdown passes from Mike Newton. In league openers last weekend, Joliet Catholic tripped a strong St. Francis team, 1S-7. Marian, Notre Dame and Maimion were other first game winners. Parsley sees a balanced pace and figures the champion could lose two matches and still come out on top. the Warrior quarterback, faded back to throw but was hit hard when he attempted to pass. Barington recovered at midfield and was in good field position to start a drive that led to their only T.D. of the game. The Broncho drive was geared well by Greg Brown. The Broncho quarterback rolled around right end for 15 yeards to the Warrior 35. Then he went left for another 10 yards to the McHenry 25. From here, Hopkins ran to the 15. Having established their ground game during this series, Brown took his team to the air for the score. With the ball on the 7, Brown threw to end Don Schumaker for the 6 points. Burt Engle kicked the PAT. The score came right at the beginning of the second period. Barrington controlled the ball almost the entire third quarter. With Wood and Hopkins carrying the ball, they moved down to the Warrior 20 yard line. Then a 15 ya?d penalty and a few good Warrior rushes which resulted in more lost yardage for the Bronchos made it 4 down and 31 yards to go. Warriors Score Safely Taking the ball over dh downs, the Warriors moved up to the 45 yard line. After failing to make a first down, Rich Soda again went back to kick. This time, kicking with the wind, Rich lofted one high and deep, down near the Barrington endzone. Barrington's Don Schumaker gathered up the ball in his own endzone where Paul Kilday brought him down for a safety and two points. Warriors Threaten After being the victims of a safety, the Bronchos had to kick off to the Warriors. McHenry took the kick and began their offensive series on the Barrington 40 yard line. From here, Reinboldt ran the powersweep down to the 10 yard line where it was first and ten. Everything looked good for the Warriors until a 15 yard penalty occurred which put them back on the 25 with a first down and goal situation. It was too much yardage for the Warriors to make and Barrington took over on downs. The Warriors are down, but are not out. The boys have a good attitude and work hard. Perhaps these assets will bring the Warriors a homecoming victory this week. Game Statistics War. Bar. First downs 7 11 rushing 6 10 passing 1 l Yards gained ....». 146 253 rushing 126 211 passing 20 22 Passes • • 7 8 Passes com 1 3 Punts 4 3 Fumbles 3 1 Penalties 4 5 Warrior Rushing' Yardage car. yds. Lossman 5 25 Moore 1 2 Soda 2 9 Freund 2 2 Reinboldt 21 88 SEMI-PRO LEAGUE PROVIDES THRILLS AT WAUKEGAN SUN. THRU THURS. OCT. 10- 11 - 12-13- 14 "BEACH BLANKET BINGO" -- and -- "Operation Snafu" with Sean Connery (James Bond) STARTS FRI., OCT. 15 * ' WALT DISNEY'S "OLD YELLER" FRI. - SAT. - SUN.. OCT. 8-9-10 JAMES BOND IS BACK IN ACTION! Lake County's Rifles, who in their first season of play in the Central States League have provided area football fans with some exciting semipro football play, close out their home season on Saturday night at Waukegan's Weiss Field by entertaining the Chicago Panthers. The Rifles must win if they hope to remain in the running for the southern division title and after Saturday's clash will have only road games remaining with Racine and Madison. The Lake County eleven ^remained one game behind frontrunner Recine in southern division race by whipping northern division leader Manitowoc by a 21-7 score last Saturday night. This victory was the sixth in seven starts for Coach Mike Dau's victors. Racine remained undefeated by whipping the Panthers, 41-14. Madison 'decisioned Sheboygan, 20-7, in other action. McHenry Mian Defends Fishing Title, Oct. 10 George Kraymer of McHenry will defend his championship against twenty-nine other challengers in the 1965 Illinois state fishing tournament finals Sunday (0<;t. 10) on Channel Lake and Lake Catherine in the Chain O' Lakes near Antioch. Kraymer, as 1964 winner, •and four other previous victors, were seeded into the. finals on the strength of their triumphs. Twenty-five of the other finalists survived a 13- day qualifying period from Sept. i3 thru Sept. 25. The field, considered one of the strongest in the history of the six-year-old state meet, was scheduled to fish jn the finals on Sunday, Sept. 26, but action was deferred until Sunday, because of rough water and cold! Tomasello's TNT League B. Hetterman, 502; M. Hettermann, 489; M. Wakitseh, 478; C. May, 455. Wonder Lake Women's J. Keith, 471; L. Freund, 462; M. Black, 458; N. Piatt, 455. McHenry Recreation Monday Nite Comm'l B. O'Brien, 585; D. Huemann, 585; G. Freund, 546; F. Mattheius, 539; T. Kaminski, 539; E. Stedmen, 522; D. French, 522; D. Mercure, 515; V. Conrad, 512; J. Saville. 510; W. Kraus, 502; H. Wohlert, 500; G. Visconti. 543. MCHS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM LOSES TO DUNDEE M. Cronch, 600; G. Rodenkirk, 598; N. Falk, 592; A. Kunz, 591; D. Kleinhuizen, 582; C. Corso, 580; H. Freund, 570; J. Etten, 562; H. Steege. 559; R. Collins, 550. MOTOR CYCLE CLUB HOLDS LAST RACE The Fox Valley Rider's Motorcycle club will holds its last race of the season, a 2 hour scramble, Sunday, Oct. 10. Starting time will be 1 p.m. The race will be held at the club's track located at the Raven farm. The track is 3 miles north of 176 and 3, miles south of 120 on the Griswold Lake blacktop. Food and refreshments will be served on the ground. BE WISE USE THE CLASSIFIED On a cool, wet, and windy day, Sept. 30, the Warriors hosted the Dundee Cross Country team. The race was reminiscent of the Warrior-DeKalb football game as the rain just poured down on the runners. The times were slower due to the poor footing of the track. The Warrior Varsity dropped its match 34-21. Donovan, Elder, and Bodenner, all from Dundee, led the pack of runners. Donovan's time was 10:03 Sam Lamont led the McHenry runners with a time of 10:14. Coming in\atl 10:26 and in fourth place was Mark Alderson. Other McHenry runners in the top ten were Dale Snell (10:29), Jim Zvonar (10:38) .and John Carter (10:49). The Frosh-Soph , team won their match 27-30. Varsity McHenry Lamont 4 Alderson • • 5 Snell 7 Zvonar 8 Carter 10 34 Dundee -- Donovan 1 Elder 2 Bodenner 3 Lee 6 Etzel 9 21 Frosh-Soph McHenry -- Aiwa (10:33) 1 tsockman 5 Wolf 6 Wagner 7 3)aucfMer^ 9 Last Tuesday, McHenry's Jobies left for Medinah Temple at 6 a.m. They went to Chicago to perform their beautiful Lord's Prayer Dance for the grand session of the State of Illinois Eastern Star installation. The girls who went were Libby Stinespring, Kathy Kengot, Ruth Lightner, Vicki Lagios, Lorilee Klontz, Karen Larson, Lynne Hammerstein and Laurie Murray. This Sunday is our "Go to Church Sunday", when all of the Jobies of McHenry Bethel 98 will attend the Community Methodist church of McHenry. Following the church service, the girls are planning a progressive dinner. Once again, don't forget our spaghetti dinner on Saturday, Oct. 16. We will be serving from 5p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the Bethel and tickets are available from any Jobie. McHENRY THEATRE IX-CAR HEATERS | - OPTIONAL - * SEAN CONNERLr007r* k UN FUMINGS"GOLDFINGER NEVER SUCH kTENDER % LOVE STORY! JOHN MAUREEN wm+mm "McLINTQCKr L 0® Ka@ca0iF0(g@Rjirfi TO OUR PATRONS: We're here to entertain you -- not punish you. Our policy will be a single feature program, usually 2 hours long. No 5 hour double features, horror shows, commercials, etc. Just the best possible pictures we can exhibit for both adults and children -- at sensible prices. --• LOU CON SAGO ONE FULL WEEK Fri. - Thurs., Oct. 8-14 FRI. - SAT. -- 7 - 9:15 P.M. SUNDAY -- 3 - 5:15 - 7:45 P.M. WEEKDAYS -- ONE SHOW -- 8 P. M. Adults 90c -- Children thru 8th grade 50c All Seats Sunday Matinee to 5:30 -- 50c All Seats Sunday after 5:30 -- $1.00 Is this the way to make a funny movie? ... .... O you bet it is! C: \ ...... C0U)HBW/A? HAROLD .. "CT^flRlHECHT •• Presents A^R^BBPtndudfai •*) Cj®0P BALL All UCtUH CA1UUI- DWAM HICXMJM in coney xm . SaMflm MLTER NRMUN and FRANK R. PIEISONIM* HOT exusua ( IMnilfHWUKOil-llncMtf EUKllSiulfST£M| jf| Columbia COLOR I Outstanding Performance by Lee Marvin CLIP THIS ADV. *2 A C A R - L O A D STARTS FRI., OQT. 15 James Stewart 'SHENANDOAH FOR 4 DAYS >•1 • I Special Stage Show Sunday, October 10 following 7:45 Show. Nancy Ciardiner Presents 10 Outstanding Numbers. It's a Program We Guarantee You Will Enjoy! THROUGHTHE WANT ADS Roby Dundee -- Menke ... Storm • • • Dickstrom Bruns Geils •••< 27 2 3 4 10 11 30 LAYMAN'S DAY AT METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY Sunday, Oct. 10, will be observed as Layman's Day at the Community Methodist church at Main and Center at both worship services, 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Charles R. Peterson, lay leader, is jft charge- of the arrangements. Edwin Wittrock, who has chosen as topic( "Do Not Be A Church Dropout", will be speaker, and is chairman of the membership and evangelism commission. Other laymen from the church will take part in the service, and the local Bethel 98 of the International Order of i Job's Daughters will b« special guests at the 11 a.m. worship service, and will usher. This Layman's Day is a regular part of the program of the Methodist church, and its emphasis is on an increasing activity of the laymen in the church. Fire Prevention Week Oct. 3-9 Wouldn't this be a good time to review your home insurance protection? Maybeyou've added on to your house. Or purchased new furnishings. Well then ... take stock of things. And see to it thatyou're fully covered. Call me now for the full story about State Farm's safe-sensible home insurance. (Comprehensive protection that can provide coverage in case ol lawsuits.) It's another good deal from State Farm. ROBERT CONWAY ; 3315 W. Elm Street McHenry, 111. PHONE 385-5285 p.esof 9VKIE FARM MSBBARCE COMPAMKS i Officn; Btoomtagtn, I We*Jt Illicit ^ J4ecL mant Rich Heckman was picked as one of the players of the week Tor his all around outstanding contribution to the team effort against Barrington last week. Rich made many tackles and played heads-up football all the way. Rich is an(. offensive and defensive player and a junior on the team. Ed Malenius, chosen for the second week as the player of the vveek also played an outstanding job for the McHenry Warriors against Barrington. Ed has been handling the center duties for the Warrior team and is a senior. RICH HECKMAN 5'10" 195 lbs. Junior Position -- Guard NEXT GAME -- Friday, October 8 -- Dundee (H) Another Public Service Presentation By: NVI DRUG 1325 X. Riverside Drive Phone 385-4426