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v-> PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER It, 1976 John Doherty, Jr. was looking through some things left by his late grandfather, Martin Smith, and found the above picture taken Aug. 14, 1916. For those who wouldn't remember, you reached the diamond by going down the hill on Third St. from Waukegan St. near where the old standpipe stood in all its majesty for many years. There was a driveway through the Owen property near Landmark School. Following is the story of the White Sox visit as copied by Marie Yegge from the Plaindealer files; Wednesday proved a big day for this live old town. Besides entertaining the Chicago White Sox baseball club, we also bid welcome to some ten hundred fans, who came to assist Mc Henry in greeting the boys who are fighting for the American league flag. Altho threatening clouds were visible thruout the entire day. the weather man displayed his consideration for Mc Henry by allowing the day to pass by without as much as a sprinkle from the clouds, all of which helped swell the day's crowd as well as to enrich the treasury of the McHenry baseball club to the extent of $100, as this is about the amount which will be cleared after all bills are paid. Our distinguished guests arrived as per schedule on the 10:18 train. They were met at the depot by Manager Walsh, members of the McHenry baseball club and quite a number of our citizens. They were then escorted to the McHenry House, where they made their headquarters during their stay in McHenry. A boat ride on the river took up the visitors' time until dinner time, when the boys sat down to a dinner that had been prepared and served to a queen's taste. The boys surely did enjoy the eats. The afternoon crowd began to arrive shortly after the noon hour and from that time until three o'clock the ticket sellers were kept on the jump. There just didn't seem to be an end to the automobiles, and the manner in which they filed into the grounds between the hour of 2:00 and 2:30 was surely pleasing to McHenry's popular manager, as well as our people in general. The Chicago team arrived at the park early and for an hour before the game was called gave the spectators an ex­ cellent opportunity of seeing them in their daily work-out. The big fellows went thru all the preliminary work usually performed before the big league games, which as an added attraction they went thru a five-minute work-out at shadow ball, which was greatly enjoyed by everyone. The game itself proved just exactly as advertised, an exhibition contest between one of the best teams in the world and a fast amateur team. While no one expected to see McHenry win, we believe that the spectators were well , satisfied with what they saw, as the game was such as to give the Chicago team opportunities to show every fine point known to the national pastime. They fielded perfectly, hit the ball hard and "pulled" just enough of the comedy to keep the 1,000 fans good natured. All told the event was one grand success and proved the biggest of the kind that every occurred in McHenry. Great credit is due to Richard B. Walsh, manager of the McHenry team, for this event, as it was due principally thru his untiring efforts and acquaintance with the owners of the Chicago team than made the undertaking a possibility and we dare say that once more this little old town received advertising that cannot be reckoned by dollars and cents and the Plaindealer for one feels elated to know that we •have among us a young man capable to seeing a thing of this kind successfully thru and we extend our heartiest congratulations. Then, too, those who con­ tributed towards the guarantee fund of $500 are also to be congratulated upon their en­ terprising spirit. Owing to the fact that our space is very limited this week, we will not give a story of the game, but trust that the fans will be satisfied with looking over the tabulated score which herewith follows: Lapp,c. McMullen, 2nd. b. Danforth, p. McHenry Koob, lb. Comiskey,3rd.b. Bowen, ss. Kimball, 2nd. b. Listug, 1st. b. Seablom, cf. Brailsford, rf. Petit, c. Sahlberg, p. „ Bending, p. 0 14 10 11 16 0 1 1 0 3 0 9 11 2714 0 r h 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 po 0 0 3 1 11 3 1 5 0 0 1 0 17 White Sox Liebold, If Weaver, ss Murphy, rf Fournier, 1st. b. Collins, cf r h po a e 12 10 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 17 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 3 1 1 VonKilniz, 3rd. b. 10 13 0 1 3 24 14 7 Score by innings: McHenry 00000000 1-1 White Sox 7 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 x-9 Left on bases- White Sox, 6; McHenry, 1. Struck out, By Sahlberg, 3; by Danforth, 4. Bases on balls-Off Sahlberg, 2; off Danforth, 1. Hits of Sahlberg, 9 in five innings; off Bending, 2 in three innings. Two base hits, Bending, Fournier, Umpire Warner. Police Tickets Linda Curran, 7810 Hickory, Wonder Lake, speeding 45 in a 30 mph zone. Sandra J. Basel, 4305 Shore, McHenry, speeding 49 in a 30 mph zone. Michael F. Pearson, 3915 Waukegan, McHenry, speeding 54 in a 35 mph zone. Ralph H. Young, 67 Paddock, Crystal Lake, speeding 50 in a 35 mph zone. Bruce P. Sansone, 3803 E. Lake Shore, Wonder Lake, speeding 59 in a 40 mph zone. Edward Krolicki, 4216 W. Henderson, Chicago, speeding 56 in a 40 mph zone. Luis A. Rivas, 561 Stratford, Chicago, speeding 60 in a 40 mph zone. Walter Frank III, 704 Glenn, Palatine, speeding 59 in a 40 mph zone. Judith Swantz, 4010 W. Grand, McHenry, speeding 51 in a 40 mph zone. Alan C. Hatch, 820 N. LaSalle, Chicago, speeding 53 in a 40 mph zone. James O. Taylor, 529 E. Blair, West Chicago, speeding 51 in a 40 mph zone. Michael W. Cuccinelli, 425 Burton, Highland Park, speeding 56 in a 40 mph zone. Daniel R. Prince, 405 N. Country Club, McHenry, speeding 52 in a 40 mph zone. Ronald A. Silzer, 5308 N. Ridgeway, Ring wood, speeding 55 in a 40 mph zone. William C. Schade, 926 Seminary, Woodstock, speeding 53 in a 40 mph zone. Josephine Sacco, 1814 S. Indian Ridge, McHenry, speeding 49 in a 30 mph zone. Alex J. McConnaghy, 1309 Robin, Ingleside, speeding 43 in a 30 mph zone. Thomas G. Smith, 1750 N. Clark, Chicago, speeding 45 in a 30 mph zone. Kurt H. Mattson, 526 Harlem, Glenview, speeding 53 in a 40 mph zone. Russell L. Heihle, 808 S. School, Mount Prospect, speeding 52 in a 35 mph zone. Martha S. Istaun, 61 Win- drush, Barrington, speeding 48 in a 35 mph zone. Patricia K. Johnson, 70 E. Paddock, Crystal Lake, speeding 49 in a 35 mph zone. James R. Smith, 3707 Fairview, McHenry, speeding 37 in a 25 mph zone. Ernest Havrilla, 5020 Cass, Darien, speeding 35 in a 25 mph zone. Peter J. Phillips, 1935 N. 53rd, Milwaukee, Wi., speeding 51 in a 35 mph zone. Roman Yewchyn, 5422 Wood, McHenry, speeding 54 in a 40 mph zone. David M. Wagner, 3609 W.' James, McHenry, fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer and reckless driving. James Bleeker, 321 Croydon, Spring Grove, driving while license suspended. Choose Your Wedding Stationery From the McHenry Area's Finest Selection See Our Tremendous Selection of Paper Items for the Bride... • INVITATIONS • ANNOUNCEMENTS • BRIDAL BOOKS • NAPKINS • ACCESSORIES The Plaindealer Is Famous for FAST SERVICE BEAUTIFUL STYLES REASONABLE PRICES McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 West Elm Street McHenry, Illinois i_ * Lettermen MARIAN CENTRAL H.S. WOODSTOCK, ILL. FOOTBALL ROSTER 1976 F&: No. Name Yr Off 12 Mike Golback Jr. QB 15 Jim Ringness Jr. QB • 18 PaulLeBlanc Sr. HB 20 Gary Burg Jr. QB 21 BobCristy Jr. WB * 22 Jeff Aim Sr. E 23 JeffDusthimer Jr. WB * 24 Joe Peschke Sr. HB 25 Pat Fallaw Jr. HB 27 Pat Lambert Jr. WB 30 Ralph Wenzel Sr. HB 31 Tim DeRosier Jr. HB * * 32 Bill Rankin Sr. HB 33 Tom Siciliano Jr. HB 40 Tom Knox , Sr. WB 41 Tony Huemann Jr. E • 42 Tony Balcunas Sr. E 44 JohnPappas , Jr. HB 51 Rick Honquest Jr. C * 52 Jim Bennett Sr. T. 60 Dave Knox Jr. G • 61 Tim Cooney Sr. G * 62 Tim Adams Sr. G * 63 Steve Sankey Sr. G * 64 Jeff Beringer Sr. G 65 Tom Foresman Jr. T • 71 Tom Doyle Sr. G 72 Rob Shook Jr. G * 73 George Thompson Sr. C 74 Jim Wilco6ki Jr. G 75 Jerry Raske Jr. T 76 Mike Brendel Sr. T 77 Scott Wessman Jr. T 78 Dan Schneider Jr. T * 81 PaulBurg Sr. E 82 Mike Riley 5fr. E * 83 Jeff VanLanduyt Sr. E 84 Kevin Moehling Jr. WB 85 Gerry May Sr. E 86 Larry Oeffling Sr. WB Ht. wt. - Hometown 5'n" 131 McHenry 6'2" 162 Crystal Lake 5'10" 177 Crystal Lake 5'7" ' 149 Woodstock 5'5" 130 Wonder Lake 6*0" 170 McHenry/ 57" 147 Wonder Lake 5'10" 188 McHenry 6'0M 155 Wonder Lake 5'9" 139 Crystal Lake 5'7" 140 Woodstock 5'7" 135 McHenry 5'9" 152 Wonder Lake 5'9" 5'8" 174 147 Crystal Lake CryitaTLdke 6'0" 172 McHenry 61" 190 McHenry 6'2" 6'0" 190 155 Wonder T^ke Crystal Lake 5'10" 220 Crystal Lake 5'11" 154 McHenry 5'10" 174 Woodstock 5'6" 170 McHenry 5'11" 165 Woodstock 6'0" 174 Wonder Lake 6'2" 199 Woodstock 5'10" 154 Crystal Lake 5'11" 160 Woodstock 6'0" 198 McHenry 5*7" 135 Richmond 5'10" 223 Wonder Lake 6'5" 230 Wonder Lake 6*3" 215 Algonquin 6'1" 175 McHenry 6'2" 186 Hebron 6'1" 154 McHenry 5'11" 165 Woodstock 5'11" 142 McHenry 6'2" 161 McHenry 6'1" 183 McHenry Principal-Thomas J. Parsley Athletic Director-Thomas Parker Nick name-"Hurri canes" Enrollment-674 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1976-77 Head Coach-Thomas Parker Off. Cord.-Lou Hartlieb Def. Cors.-Dom Riccordino Joan Sandail-Captain LizSchaeffer Laurie Fisher Wendy Wohnrade Debbie Grover Heather Tyrell Lisa Erjavec Sue Carucio Christopher Fagan, 7010 S. Rawson Bridge, Cary, un­ necessary noise (peeling). Daniel B. McCann, 3221 Bay view, McHenry, improper lane usage and driving while, intoxicated. Harold E.Jensen, 8507 W. Sunset, Wonder Lake, speeding 38 in a 25 mph zone. John Palmer, 3320 Bull Valley, McHenry, speeding 43 in a 30 mph zone. Gary Fairchild, 5005 Or­ chard, McHenry, speeding 57 in a 40 mph zone. Judith Kost, 4606 Hayden, McHenry, speeding 59 in a 40 mph zone. Robert E. Hixson, 9012 Oleander, Morton Grove, speeding 60 in a 40 mph zone. Marylou Gassier, 209 Pleasure, Mundelein, speeding 45 in a 30 mph zone. Timothy D. Cornwell, 2403 Park, McHenry, speeding 53 in a 30 mph zone. Barry A. Bach, 809 Ringwood, McHenry, speeding 41 in a 25 mph zone. James H. Staib, 1316 Old Bay, McHenry, speeding 40 in a 25 mph zone. Thomas M. Noga, 4821 Flanders, McHenry, speeding 40 in a 25 mph zone. Tammie L. Johnson, 3709 High, McHenry, following too closely. Larry Granger, 840 N. Madison, Woodstock, driving while intoxicated. Christopher Pickrum, 4419 Wonder Lake, Wonder Lake, speeding 58 in a 40 mph zone. Pauline Dunderdale, 3213 Oxfordshire, Spring Grove, speeding 60 in a 40 mph zone. Martin A. Nuss, 1516 Ramble, McHenry, speeding 47 in a 30 mph zone. Beth A. Shipley, 3709 W. James, McHenry, speeding 35 in a 25 mph zone. Kevin J. Blue, 1020 Peterson, Libertyville, improper lane usage and driving while in­ toxicated. In Your Garden Property spaced shade trees can help prevent home air conditioners from working overtime in scorching weather. "We need to take a second look at plants as temperature control devices," says George Young, University of Illinois Extension adviser in McHenry county. "Trees planted near a house not only help you save on utility bills but also contribute to energy conservation." Air conditioners don't need to run as often if the sun doesn't beat down on the house all day. Young explains. Shade trees partly shield the roof and keep the sun's rays off the walls in the morning and1 afternoon because twigs, branches, leaves, and trunk partly absorb and reflect the radiation. The amount of radiation that gets through depends on denisty of the tree's canopy. For example, the canopy of a honey locust will transmit more radiation and thus give less shade than that of a burr oak of equal size. But the honey locust is a faster growing tree and is usually more popular with homeowners. Large shade trees also provide refuge for people who wish to sit outdoors on a hot day, Young adds. An actively growing tree transpires large quantities of moisture into the atmosphere. If the wind isn't blowing too strongly or if the trees are protected from winds by a shelter belt, this tran­ spiration can result in in­ creased humidity within the tree canopy. Since moist air doesn't heat as rapidly as dry air, this helps to keep tem­ peratures under a tree moderate. "September is a good time to think about where you would be better off if someone had planted trees twenty years ago, you can still increase your comfort, and the value of your home with tree plantings now." McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1976-1977 Fall Sports Schedule F3- Football CC- Cross Country GO- Golf Fh- Field KocV.ey SU- Swl.n-ln- TE- Tenn±a V- Varsity •••Two Bueee S- Sophooore *-Mo Bus JV- Junior Varsity F/S- Frosh-Soph Bus Ltms LAFF of the WEEK "NICE OF YOU TO SAY SO. I'VE BEEN PRACTICING THAT DRAW FOR YEARS." SPORT - SQUADS OPPOWZIJT PLACE TI:X EAST WEST Frl- Sept 10 KB v-s Crystal Lake Hone 6:00 GO V-F/S Antloch Hone 3: 30 Sat-Sept 11 FB F-A/B Crystal Lake There 9: 00 **8:00 CC V-JV-S-F Ilalne West Invlt There 10: 00 C:00 ton-Sept 13 F*J S/B-JV Crystal Lake There 4: 30 *•3:30 **3:30 GO V-F/S LarUln There 3: 15 *2:30 *2:30 Tue-Sept 14 F:» V Grayslake Hone 4: 30 GO V-F/S Crayelake There 4: 00 #3:00 *3:00 TE V Wauconda There 4; 30 3:00 SW V Patriot Relays Steveneon 4: 30 3:00 Wed-Sept 15 Ft t V Crystal Lake Hone 4 i 30 •hur-Sept 16 GO V-F/S Barrlncton Hone 3 : 30 TE V Crystal Lake Hone 4: : 30 CC V-S-F Dundee 4 Grant Dundee 4 : 30 3:00 'rl- Sept 17 FD V-S ilalne Worth tlofie 6 : 00 GO V-F/S Elsln There 3:45 *2:45 *2:45 Sat-Sept lo, FB F-A/B 'lalne i4orth There 9 : 00 **7:15 ion-Sept 20 FB % S/B-JV ilalne North There 4 .30 **2:45 **2:45 GO V-F/S Zlon There 4 : 00 *2:45 *2:45 Tue-Sept 21 CC V-S-F Buffalo Crove Hone 5:00 GO V-F/S Woodstock There 4 •00 *3:15 •3:15 SU V Woodstock There 4 :30 3:00 /Ed-Sept 22 TE V Grant Home 4 : 30 FRI V Lake Forest There 4 : 30 3:00 BUS LEAVES DATE SPORT SQU;J>S orpo 'IT.T PL;:? 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Crystal Lake 9: 30 8:30 ..on-Oct 4 FB S-B-JV Zlon Hone 4. 30 GO V-F/S Libertyville Hone 3 30 lue-Oct 5 TE • V Lake Foreat Hone 4. .0 <Ved-Oct 6 SW V Woodstock Hone 4: :i0 FH V Crystal Lake There 4 :30 3:30 Thur-Oct 7 CC V-S-F Mundelein 6 Zlon Hund. 4 : 30 3:15 GO V-F/S Ho. Chicapo There 4 : 00 *3.00 *3:00 TE V Crown TT.ere 4 : 30 3:15 SW V Libertyville There 4 : 30 J:15 Frl-Oct C FB V-S '.4undftleln nooe 6: 00 GO V-F/S Dundee Hone 4 30 Sat-Oct 9 F3 F-A/B ilundeleln There 9: 00 **7:45 CC V Peoria Invlt. There 11: 00 GO V Lake Forest Invlt There 10:00 •3: JO DATE SPOKT BUS LEAVES DATE SPOKT SQUADS OPPQ.IETJT P1*CE TII IE FAST WEST k1on-Oct 11 FB S-B-JV ..wAcieleln There 10 ;0 5 **C:45 •*C:*5 Fa V Woodstock There 4 : 30 3:30 Tue-Oct 12 TE V Libertyville Hone 4 : 30 Wad-Oct 13 TE V Antloch Hone 4 : 30 F1I V Lake Forest Hone 4 : 30 SW V Lake Foreat hone 4 : 30 Thur-Oct 14 CC V-S-F Crown-Ho. Ch 1 c ago l!ot.* 4 : 30 72 V Mo. Chicago There 4 : 30 3:00 Frl-Oct 15 FB v-s Lake Forest Hone 6 :00 GO V IIISA District Sat-Oct 16 FB F-A/D Lake Foreat There 9 :00 **7:45 CC V-S-F Tic Henry County Cryatal Lk. 9 • 30 C:30 SW V Waukegan Last There 1:00 11:13 Mon-Cct 11 F3 S/B-JV Lake Forest There 4 .30 **3:00 *3:00 GO V tJSC lloue 10 :00 *3:00 rue-Get 19 TE V Dundee Home 4 : 30 SW V Crown hone 4 : 30 Wed-Oct 70 F V Barrington There 4 : 30 3:15 rhur-Oct 21 CC V-S-F Barrln«ton- Llbertyvllle Barrlncton 4 i 30 3:13 rl-Oct 22 GO V ILSA Sectional Fh V Dundee There 4 : 30 3:13 SW V Dundee There 4 • 30 3:13 1at-Oct 23 FB S Crown There 12 : 00 10:30 FB V Crown There 2 : 00 10:30 12:30 FB F-A/B Crown lloue 9 :00 12:30 CC V-JV-S-F Guilford Invlt. There 10:30 8:30 TE V I11SA District 8:30 SW V HISA Invlt Libertyville lon-Oct 25 FB S-B/JV Cro*m lloue 4 : 30 Tue-Oct 26 SW V Waukegan West llooe 4 : 30 Frl-Oct 29 FB V-S Libertyville Lone 6 : 00 CC F-S Crystal Lfc. Invlt. 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