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" > ' • "?W- ' . t ^ " * • • " *w& ^3-x^?l."'*:V"%&zr.'Yi**-y$ r ? ^ i;*8* ,v v.,?v" * •]$ •Jv * • * j $*• " ' »t • - ' <• •££&" a- oJgAiw- «& 1¥«5 v May 15, 1052 . SPOBTS j$*j £<zm&. Wttil&fv. ^Air- tthenH;* Guess we White Sox fans can stick our heads out from under the covers now that our boys are back in winning way*. It wasn't so much what those Cub fans said, but the smirk on their faces was killing. •• • • -- - When Paul Karls comes in with the morning mail all smiles, we know the Sox won a ball game. When they lose, Paul is in a hurry. George Larkin took Jim Powers #1 to see the Cubs recently. Jim (a Sox fan from way back) put the whammy on the Cubs and they lost. He probably: won't be invited again. The Merchant-Woodstock game turned out to be the game of the Week in the county league. Behind some great pitching by -Bid Doyle, the Merchants were a pepped up outfit. The home boys lost, but with the narrowest margin of any game played that day. Manager Butler realizes that he has a big- job ahead in building a team, but has the right temperament to work with the young players. Dick Smith Is back on the sports page and covered the Shamrock game at Richmond last Sunday. He didn't find much to cheer about in that game, but has high hopes of the home team coming through next Sunday against Spring Grove. -- - Starting June 3 and continuing every Thursday throughout the season, there will be Ladies Day at McHenry Country Club. The girls will tee off at 9 A.M. and shoot for low score in handicap golf. You are asked to turn in five score cards before June 3. MODERN TIMES-- Indian chief, introducing ily to paleface: MMe chief Brave Eagle. This my son, Flying Bird. TMb wy Supersonic Jet." * MERCHANTS LOSE TO WOODSTOCK 4-0 IN NINTH E. Steinwstia, qr- / * 10 0 D. Torgerson, IB 4 0 • Dailey, C 1 0 I Lang®, P ; ' . 0 0 WoeUert, (9P 1 1 1 Htm' ' -- --r Totals 29 4 4 Merchants AM. R. H. J. Knox, C 3 0 0 Mau, 3B 4' 0 1. B. Knox, flit 1 0 D. Freund, IB t; 0 f D. Butler, LF 4 0 o E. Marshall, 2B • f' 0 0, Paluch, Rf* i 0 1 Nickerson, OF a 0 0 Doyle, P s 0 0 H. Diedrich, P 0 0 0 Doyle and Lange, Hook Up In Real Pitching Battle Totals { Soore by ludngs: 3 Woodstock: Merchants: Two bats •You had to like those McHenry Jackson 000 000 004--4 000 000 000--0 kits: D. Freund; Merchant ball players last Sunday as" they battled a better balanced Woodstock nine to a standstill for eight innings on the home m'8. Stolen bases: Peacock. Sacrifices: J. Knox. B. Knox. Double plays: Mau unassisted; Struck out by Lange, 12; Doyle, grounds before losing 4 to 0 the final inning. i Bases oh balls off Lange, 2; The home team entered the Off Doyle, 4; Off Diedrich, 1. contest as the underdog unit, but1 Hit by pitched ball: By Doyl SHAMROCKS WITH 2-WTTBt Connie Miller Is Star Performer For The Winners 4* Home Runs: C. Miller, Tilton Struck Out By: S. Miller (7), C. Miller (5), R. Miller (2") Bases On Balls Off: S. Miller (S), C. Miller (2), R. Miller (4) Winning Pitcher: C. Millar. McHENRY WILL BE SCENE OF DISTRICT BASEBALL TOURNEY A,- Steinwehe. only two hits, an infield hit by Paul Judson in the first inning and a line drive single to left by Harry Stilling in the second. As for his hitting, he had a single, double and a home run. The home run cleared the left field fence with plenty^ to spare. The Shamrocks scored their lone run in the seventh imiing without a hit after Passalaqua, pinch hitting for Bill Bolger had struck out, Larry Stilling and Sonny Miller walked, Andreas forced Miller at second, Darry Stilling going to third. Andreas stole second and Larry Stilling scored from third on a delayed double steal. --Connie Hits Homer-- Richmond scored in the second inning, Connie Miller's home run doing the job. In the 5th inning, after two outs Katzenberg survived on an infield error, R. Miller was hit by a pitched ball. V. The league-leading Johnnburfr cMIIIOT'Smb" a p'teh! ! ^,bri"^L°..V,C"7..OV" Katzenberg to .cor.' The --By Dick Smith-- The hitting and pitching of Connie Miljer played a huge part in Richmond's defeat of the Shamrocks last Sunday at Richmond. Connie pitched the first four innings before he had to quit on ac- teams to be held throughout Illicount of a sore arm. j noi8 with the champions certified Until that time he had allowed | into the 17th annual Btate tourna- WICHITA, KAN.--The National Baseball Congress today announced that McHenry, 111., had been awarded a franchise to stage a sanctioned district championship baseball tournament, starting June 15. This is one of a series of district tourneys for non-pro TIGERS CRYSTAL LAKE VETS 11 TO 2 Bud Meyers Hits Two Home Runs To Lead The Assault displayed a spirit that is sure to lead them out of the woods before the season ends. The surprise package was a near-perfect brand of ball dished up l£y Ed Doyle until his arm tired in the ninth. Doyle allowed only two hits and set the Woodstock batters down 1-2-3 in six of the eight innings that he worked. Manager Lange pitched for his team andr outcurved some of the inexperienced Merchant batters to death. Lange struck out 12 batters and 6 of them looked at third strikes with their bats on their shoulders. I V But, Lange wasn't without his j Crystal Lake Vets on the Johnstroubles. The home club simply * ~ " " * lacked punch at the plate when opportunity knocked. Don Freund led off the second with a lyie double over A1 Steinwehe's head in left field. Paluch drove a hit over third, but Don was nailed at the plate on a block by catcher Dailey. --Miss The Boat-- McHenry's big opportunity came in the fourth when they loaded the bases with no outs, Nobody scored. Mau, a good looking ball player, led off with a single F reund-Thurl well Form Partnership One of McHenry's oldest and most highly regarded business e s t a b l i s h m e n t s a n n o u n c e s a change in personnel effective next Monday, May 19. On that date, Robert J. "Bob" Thurlwell will Join Walter J. Freund as a business partner at , 526 Main Street. Thirty years ago last March 28th, Walt Freund opened a tire shop at this same location and has continued through that long span of years to successfully serve the motoring public. With a keen knowledge of the tire business, Walt has been able to follow the (mliaaintjyr cuhitacnwgigeoso iinn tvhiiev iifnivdtuuaswtr*y/ and ln atartlng July 10. 0ffer both sound analysis in se- Claude Pfeiffer of Zion, seen • lection and expert service whfere tary of the Northern Illinois Um-,repairs haVe been needed. pires Association, wa«s. named d,i s-f .L.i.k e bis* sen.io r par.t ner, „Bo .b s.uKp ervise| I T_ h url,w e,l,l i, s a nativer o f McH'T enry. burg diamond last Sunday, 11 to 2. The Vets took the lead with two runs in the second inning, but couldn't get in. the scoring column the rest of the way. The Tigers, a running team when opportunity presents itself, stole four bases. Bud Meyers, Tiger clean-up batter, came through with two home runs to lead the long distance clouting. Katz also had a round tripper. r--j -- , 0.,.5.c , The Vets did a little hitting to center. Bob Knox sacrificed themselves as the box score will and was safe at second when | show. However, the hits wertn't Dailey threw wild past first base. there when needed. A couple of oniMBtt ^ A cheerful frame of mind that enables a tea kettle to sing thoijgii in hot water •» iq»- to its nose. The home game next Sunday will find Spring Grove on the Shamrock diamond. The Merchants will be at Crystal Lake and Johnsburg travels to Woodstock. Bee Sehute of 133 N. Williams Street, Cry dial Lake wants us to report that a girls baseball team (16 to 20 years) wants game- They use a 13-inch softball--fast pitching. Any takers? Don Freund drew a pass to load 'em up. Butler looked at a third strike. Marshall went down swinging and Paluch flied out to Jackson at second. The fifth inning looked like the visitors would hit pay dirt, but both lady luck And a good play smiled on McHenry fortunes. Tornow led off with a Hit to right and went to second when the ball got past Paluch. • A1 Steinwehe was hit by "a pitched ball. E. Steinwehe fouled to Don Freund near the screen and Tornow ran to third after the catch. Torgerson then lined smack dab into Mau's! Huemann, C hands and Tornow was doubled KlaPP®rich, p off third. John Knox, who did a fine job behind the plate, picked Dailey off first base in the sixth. Dailey Roby~RF had walked and nobody was out; Willa'rd 3B at the time. Doyle appreciated the | Wendt, LF double plays also helped to snuff out potential rallies. Next Sunday the Tigers travel to Woodstock to meet the muchimproved county seat team. Johnsburg C. Hiller, 3B Katz, IB Pierce, IB H. Freund, 2B B. Meyer, SS A. Jackson, CF Si Meyer, RF Marsh, RF P^ en, LF L. Freund, LF A.B. „ 4 ,4 1 4 H. 1 2 0 2 2 1 0 0' 1 0 3 0 inning ended when Q. Miller struck out. In the 6th inning after Winn had popped out to Rosing, Pickering singled to center. He stole second base but was called out when he overran the bag. Kuecker walked and Tilton lined a home run over the left field fence scoring two runs. Richmond scored again in the seventh. V. Miller singled to centerfield and died stealing. C. Miller doubled to center. Q. Miller grounded out Larkin to Andreas. Miller moving to third. Winn was called safe at first when Andreas dropped Rosing's low throw, Miller scoring. The last run of the game was scored on a double by Katzenberg and a single by R. Miller. Next week Spring Grove comes to McHenry and we hope the Shamrocks will get back into the win column again.. Shamrocks A.B. R. Andreas, IB * J o Paul Judson, 26 Phil Judson, C trict commissioner to the event, his appointment having been approved through the Elgin Junior Chamber of Commerce, which holds the state-wide N.B.C. franchise in the assignment of district tourneys throughout the state. ' * Mai Middlesworth of Elgin, N. B. C. Illinois state commissioner, has announced that a minimum of eight district meets will be staged in Illinois. In addition, affiliated leagues are being organized throughout the state with leaders of July 1 standing to complete with the district champions in state finals. The Illinois .state champions will engage the winner of the Indiana state tourney, which is scheduled in Fort Wayne, starting July 23, in a bi-state playoff with the victor certified into the 18th annual National tourney in Wichita, starting Aug. 16. Eight From Counly Joined Army, Marines Eight men from McHenry were inducted into the Army and Marines from Board No. 159 during the months of April and May. Joining the Marines were Robert E. Meyer and Harold J. Thiel of Woodstock. Donning Army suits were Arthur C. Erckfritz of Harvard, Robert D. Loomis of Marengo, George L. Vesely of Algonquin, Paulus Tolsma of Hebrdn, Thomas F. Riley of Crystal Lake and Robert W. Brown of Jiebron. Totals Crystal Lake Veto 37 11 12 DAILY PINUP8: Mixing politics and friends U like mixing fire and water. To disagree without being disagreeable lends a degree of distinction. Adolescence: effervescence. I often pause and wonder at fates peculiar ways. Why one must pay the piper, but the piper never pays. People with theories and lack of tact are temporarily sidetracked. a. Anonymous COUNTY LEAGUE TEAMS ALL TJ(ED FOB POSITIONS Following last Sunday's games in the county baseball league, each team is in a tie with some other t$am for position in th< standings. With Johnsburg and Woodstock tied for first place, special importance rests on their clash next Sunday. STANDINGS help so much that he set Lange | Pokomev r and Peacock down a-swingin*. |j peffe^ 1B McHenry's last chance went E>ihi«r«h oq out the window in the eighth i e Ser 2B when Doyle was picked off sec- Hautsinger, CF ond on a neat play by Lange and. Wollard; CF Rudsinski, P Newsboom, P W 3 3 2 1 1 0 I Mmboifr Woodstock Algonquin Richmond Spring Grove Shamrocks Merchants Crystal Lake Results Last Sunday Johnsgurg, 11; Crystal "Lake, Woodstock, 4; McHenry Mer fM&nts, o. Algonquin, 8; Spring Grove, 0 Richmond, 6; McHenry Shamrocks, 1. Z ~ Next Sunday: isgurg at Woodstock, fhmond at Algonquin. chants at Crystal Lake. f>rin~g ~ Grove at Sham. rr ocks. Utah first in gold tnftrtng, and high in copper, silver and lead, was probably the last U.S. area to be ex Stored* Norm Britz. --Now That Ninth-- Well, here's how it happened in the ninth. Doyle walked Peacock and Manager Butler called in Hank Diedrich. Britz walked and both moved up on a balk. Then came the death blow. The ever- j dangerous George Jackson lashed j double to right for two runs. Jackson went to third on a wild pitch. Diedrich tossed out Tornow for the first out. Diedrich tagged Steinwehe for the second out. Woellert beat out a hit to short and went to second when Bobby Knox overthrew first. A passed ban put Steinwehe on third and he scored when Torgerson's hopoer popped out of Mau's glove. Diedrich threw opt Dailey for th* fhird out. Woodstock A.B. R. H. Peacock, 3B 3 10 Britz, SS - 2 1 0 Jackson, 2B 4 11 Tornow, RF i 4 i A. Steinwehe, I4T y 3 0 0 A.B. 5 3 --^ 4 4 4 4 2 1 R. 0 0 -0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 G. Larkin, SS H. Stilling, LF Rosing, 3B B. Bolger, CF L. Stilling, RF S. Miller, Pt Passalaqua, Totals Richmond Katzenberg, SB R. Miller, SS Miller, LF Miller, P Miller, RF Winn, C Pickering, CF Keucker, IB Tilton. 2B Mack, P.H. Demier, P.H. Totals 38 V • 33 6 11 000-- 2 51 --11 000 130 Hiller, Katz. A, Jackson Score by Innings: C. L. Vets 020 Johnsburg 010 Stolen Bases: C. Howie Freund, 2. Two-Base Hits: Pitzen. Home Runs: Katz, B. Meyer, 2 Double Plays: B. Meyer to Howie Freund to Katz; H. Freund to Pierce. Struck Out By: Klappertch, 6; Rudsinski, 2. Bases On Balls OCT: Klapperich 1; Rudsinski, 2. Totalis Score by Innings: Shamrocks 000 Richmond 010 Two Base Hits: Katzenberg (2) C. Miller, G. Miller Arkansas Arkanssi wst part 01 ** Louisiana Purchase. . Capital Area His Capitol at Washington has a floor arer of about 14 acres. , Ceal to Canada More than one and a quarter million tons of bituminous coal were Skipped from the Port of Rochester, -v ..i.. ;-H?¥je M'-C«nadian ports last year. - kiL . .. , LOOK What '1- Will Buy!! We would like to gi^e U away Free but Uncle Sam says no. However we will give you a Dinner for only $1.00. \ You'll be happy and so will Uncle Sam. CHICKEN - TURKEY SHRIMP - CHOPS - STEAKS $1.00 CREAMERY TAVERN 'THE FINEST OF MIXED DRINKS" BURTON'S BRIDGE ON RT. 176 ' Kitchen under the management of Betty and Marlene StovreL 2 4 4 4 • 2 1 » 3 5 29 A.B. 5 4 3 3 4 3 4. i 8 1 -1_ 1 R. 2 0 0 2 .0 0 0 1 -...1 , 0 -0 000 012 100--1 llx--6 I I 11 I i|»4i4 4 111| A'CEDAfl C10SET" IN YOUR HOME *£.95 Cenplete line of Lee's penltry remedies at Wattles Drag Stof McHenry. I, LAKE_ t h e a t r e Crystal Lake, Illinois PHONE 644 Saturday Matinee at 2:00 P. M. Snnday Matinee at 8:00 P. 9. Week Days at 7:00 P. M. FRI. & SAT., MAY 16-17 •Jlaturday Matinee at 2 P. M. Abbott & Costello i in 'JACK and The BEANSTALK" In Super Cinecolor SUN. & MON.^ MAY18^19^^ Dan Pailey Joanne Dru in "THE PRIDE OF ST. LOUIS" MAY 20-21-22 Marlon Brando Jean Peters * in *WVA ZAP^TAr* As a small boy and young man he was employed by his new partner in this same establishment. He continued in this field for several years, gaining valuable experience that should prove highly beneficial as he takes up his new duties. Bob's hustling nature and pleasing personality are traits that spell success in his business venture. For the past six years he has been employed by the McHenry Equipment Company where he has gained a wide acquaintanceship throughout this area. The new partnership will operate under the name of McHenry Tire Market and will continue to stock a complete line of passenger, truck and tractor tires, tubes and batteries. Among the many accessories are found V-Belts used on such equipment as water pumps, refrigerators and power lawn mowers. Tire chains are another item of importance in the list of items available. It takes only a few minutes conversation with these ' business partners to gather that their theme is prompt, efficient service. Anything from a bicycle tire to the largest tractor tire rates with equal importance -in the plan of service. Business hours will range from 8 A.M. to~8 P.M. GENOA T H E A T R F FRI. & SAT., MAY 16-17 Open 6:00 - Start 6:30 C.S.T. TIC C'HNICOLOK Ligrk Dougias J M£VE MHlfRPATRICE WYMORE^ Co-Feature "HOODLUM EMPIRE" Brian Donlevy Claire Trevor Forest Tucker1 SUN. & MON„ MAY 18-19 Clark Ava GABLE • GARDNER Briderick CRAWFORD] _ Lionel BARRYIMRE-.^.1 TUBS., WED. & THURS., MAY 20-21-22 "SINGIN' IN THE RAIN" Gene Kelly Donald O'Connor Debbie Reynolds . . In Technicolor LO'19 J m »•. OUTDOOR thebth ' /NR _ .. BE ST SHOWS Ai.WAV6 SLREEN G3AYSLAKE - RT. 120-2 4S*60^FEET HOnfCOnFORT Corns hen regularly to enjoy ALL th© Best Shows Outdoor. Open 7 P. M.; First Show at dusk. - 2 Shows Nightly. - - CHILDREN UNDER 12 JN CAR FREE -- WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY MAY 14-15-1§^17 FOR ONLY $6 IT C3 for iutt o fraction ol Mio COM of codat wool panoling you can now convort any doMt into a fragrant CodarClosot overnight. No wood to cut . No piocot to fit You (wit add wator to CEDAR-KOTE and bruah on lik* paint. CEDAR-KOTE U a ipecial blond of gonuino rod codar wood, codar aromatic* and plastic ingrodiont* . . . idoal for diotti, oabinott, drawora, don* rwmpwt and rocroa. tion roomt. CEDAR-KOTE complotoly Malt surfocct, Imim no crack* or crovico*. No rough ipot* to tnag clothing. Codar fragrance r«p«l» mothi and tho larva# from which thoy dovolop into 1 lb. coven 10 to 18 iquaro foot depending on thidum of application. The Roaring Saga of Mexico's Raging Tiger on a White Horse !>x SATISFACTION GUARANTIED 5 lb. carton .. $ 6.93 10 lb. cotton .. $12.95 pottpmkL M dtook or money ordfrj ALTHOFF'S* Meilewy County's Leading Hdwe. PHONK 184 501 Main Street McHenry tt+1# Plus Second feature "HER FIRST ROMANCE' WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY MAY 21-22-23-24 "JACK and The BEANSTALK" * * with ABBOTT A COSTELLO "-Plus "THIEF oi DAMASCUS" in technicolor on week days and the doors will be open until noon on Sund&ys. Road service will be continued and stressed aa a feature in the operation of the business. In this day and age when tractors have replaced old dobbin in the fields, on-the-spot service Is recognised as vital to faroers during busy seasons. SUNDAY,' MONDAY & TUESDAY MAY 18-19-20 "MY SIX CONVICTS" in technicolor with JOHN BEAL - GILBERT ROLAND iHlglt C0M1KC EVENTS --, 1UJ U f C. D. or A. Social Meeting W. S. C. S. Spring Tea May 1« Spring Music Festivfl Schqol Aupditorium , May 17 Cherry VaHey 4-H Oub . , , Mar *8 •. Vt-i •> Johnsburg at Woodstock ' McH. Merchants at C. L. Vets Spring Grove at McH. Shamrocks Richmond at Algonquin.' May 20 V " •, Riverview Camp, R. IS* A, Public Card Party -- 8 P. M. -- K. of C. Hall McHenry Lodge, No. 158, A.P. & A. M. -- Special Meetintg, 7 P. M., Third Degree Work -- Stated meeting, 8 P. M. Public Card Party -- K. of 0. Hall -- 8 P. M. -- Sponsored By Riverriew Camp, R. N. A. May 22 P. T. A. Luncheon --: McHenry Country Club -- Noon • May 13 Band Concert -- The Dizsy Baton, Comic Operetta -- Presented by St. Mary's-St. Patrick's School Students. May 24-25 Spring Program --. McHenry Choral Club -- High School Auditorium. Hay 81 Woodstock at Spring Qrove McH. Shamrocks at Algonqulft McH. Merchants at Johnsburg C. L. Vets at Richmond May 27 McHenry Garden du^1 ing -- Miss Mary Burdahl Home May 29 Cavalcade Of Music And Orchestra Concert -- Presented by St. Mary's-St. Patrick's School 8tudents. THURS., FRI. & SAT., MAY 15-16-17 STEEL TOWN Ann SHMtQAN • John IUN0 Tednueoht Howard MM* -- Plus -- 'Jungle of Chang' SUN. & MON., MAY 18-18 MARLON BRANDO • jean TUES., WED. & THURS,, MAY 20-21r22 "I WAS AN AMERICAN SPY" Ann Dvorak Gene Evans and THE HIGHWAY MAN" Charles Coburn Wanda Hendrix In Cinecolor May M Algonquin at Woodstock McH. Merchants at McH. ShaiBr rocks Spring Grove at C. L. Vets Richmond at Johnsburg $ Classified Ads Will Do Almost A»ytlUng.Y«i Ask Them T« Do! .Y E L M RT.« 176 WAUCONDA JL THURS.,1 PRL A SAT., {| MAY 15-16-17 Groucho Marx Marie Wilson . Wm. Bendix - / in '• "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT SUN. & MON., MAY 18-19 Clark Gable Ava «LONE STAK" 4 Cartoons Sun. Mat. 2:30 P. M. TUES. A WED., MAY 20-21 Gary Cooper Ethel Barrymore "IT'S A BIG COUNTRY*' SKYLINE DRIVE-IN i/2 Mile North ef McHENRY, ILLINOIS Off Route 120 First Show Starts at Dusk# Rain or Moon. FRI. & SAT., MAY 16-17 Matching the Marvels of "KAVIR VALLI Md "NATURE'S HALF ACRE' protonti '•< OWMPIC MINT »V >^-| TECHNICOLOR TRUE4.IFE MVUflWE SUN., MON. & TUES., MAY 18-19-20 Elizabeth Taylor Shirley Winters ~ - Montgomery Clift ^ **PLACE IN THE 8UN" Also Cartoon WED. & THURS., MAY 21-22 Kirk Douglcts Eleanor Parker "DETECTIVE STORY" Afenend O'Brien - Yvonne de Carlo •"SILVER CITY" • In Technicolor . 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