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f ^Petie Schaefer tells us that vlilopard Ibah lost his upper plate to Pistakee Bay and is offering a SO buck reward for recovery. Imagine aorae fisherman's surprise if to hooks a hi* wfeqpper with a» upper plate. , Whtw! Did you see that new "iMouse on Mugga ? They are calltag him "Sport Shirt Harry" on the west side. , <• We have held up for two weeks, *i|kt can wait no longer for Shoemaker John Freund to get his patent on a new hair tonic that he has concocted. John h&s tried it out on sole leather and a little iwz is showing up. Speaking of hair tcmic brings lb mind one of our laat visits With Herman Nye. Timidly and softly we said, /"And a bottle of hair tonic.** "What the hell for?'* was Herman's snappy reply. Hdki Everything-- Claude Pfeiffer, District Commissioner, announces that the baseball tournament being played here will not be resamed . until a week from Saturday. This has been a made-to-order tournament as close games prevail. The Shamrocks law had to hustle, but won from Woodstock and Waukegan. Lange pitched great fc^ll tor Woodstock ap did Schaufel for Waukegan. But the tip of the hat goes to "Sonny" Miller who beat Wood- Stock Thursday night and came ^. tight back on Saturday to take |" Waukegan. ~ Tom Bolger took over brother Bill's managerial duties for the jij Waukegan game and mastejr-jjiiad- 4;.^ the play in ahar)> stylp. •*.< "fcs LADIES' DAY -- The McHenry Country Club girls Will entertain the girls from Cry- •fca.1 Lake Country Club here on Tuesday, June 24th. -- And S.I.H. should tell all fte McHenry group to be present On that date. It's golf at 9 A. M. aid food later. All for a buck and a half! You couldn't do better at a bargain counter, girls. And think of the fresh air. Sign up at $be club house before the big day. it /.Have to shorten this column. - We're loaded with sports this <&«*eek. & DiAILY PINUPS; Dignity cannot be preset*** tn i|id remarks or in oily flattery. ' Serenity and beauty are sisters > Wider the skin. •Polks who wish to be handled iv.^Mth kid gloves somehow get f|i>ur goat Prudence is the safety valve of happiness. Unreasonable facsimii*?: fjove $ 4tid infatuation. Anonymous. C. OF q. BOYS LOSE to BURLINGTON: JOIgySBURG TONIGHT The McHenry Chamber of Commerce boys lost another close fcaH game, this time a 5 to 4 decision to Burlington. Their manager announces that the boys will soon sport new suits, through the courtesy of local fusiness houses. The game at Johnsburg will :!*e flayed this (Thursday) events aing instead of Wednesday as previously scheduled. Burling** AJ. Barnes, RF 4 Westerbeck, |» 4 Boehne, C 4 Gahlback, Cjf 3 Lehachow, IB 3 Biebe, 68 3 Meyers, 2B 2 Sunderlage, 3B 1 Reser, LP 2 OJiaire, LP, qp 2 Totals ' - 28 McHenry A.B Bennett, IB 3 Usemann, 2B " 3 Weber, 3B 3: Bolger, SS 2 Lortg, P : 2 Kosner, £ 2 ' Dixon, LP 2 Barbier, RF, CF 2 Smith, CP, Bf 2 Bittermann, RF 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 I 0 0 0 5 R. 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 H. 0 0 1 0 3 1 1 0 0 1 7 H. 0 0 1 1 0 0 1. 0 0 0 SHAMROCKS WIN FIRST DISTRICT TOURNEY GAME Rite Up To Defeat Woodstock 4 To 3 Thursday Evening The Shamrocks fought bacfe Uke the "Micks" of old last Thursday' evening as they came frorp behind to beat the Woodstock' nine 4 to 3 in the first game of" tike district tournament being Staged on the V.F.W. grounds,. A couple of ragged base-running incidents kept the home team from going ahead earlier in the game, but such things are easily forgotten in the joys of victory. Anyhow, the boys must have promised never, never to do such running again. Bill Bolger was hit by pitched balls the first two times up, but the first plunking paid off in a run in the third. Bill advanced to second on John Bolger's grounder to short, then scored when Sonny Miller lashed a good blow into right ?en*e»v Eddy Socks One II looked like the roof might fall during Woodstock's turn at batSin the third, but the storm blew chrer with two runs. Clark drew^Miller's only free pass and scored on Eddy's round-tripper, a mighty blow that might have been held to three bPses with more adept handling. George Jackson, an old meanie with a bat, smashed a triple to center, but moved no further as Britz lifted to center. Clark led off the fifth with a long Wow that Harry Stilling raced back for and got his glove on, but couldn't squeeze. Clark had a double and came home pronto on a drive along the left field line by Torgerson. That ended Woodstock's scoring and Clark's single in the seventh was the only hit off Miller in the last four innings. It was in the seventh and eighth that the Shamrocks were guilty of rome weird base running, but an error at short helped put over a run in the eighth to leave them on the short end of a 3-2 score. The Best For Hie Last It's an old trick to save the frosting until the last. It was in the ninth that the home laddybucks took the cake, frosting and all. Bob McCulla, who had three singles and a sacrifice hit for a perfect day at bat, led off with a safe blow to center. Harry Stilling, a seasoned warrior, put the wood on the ball for a two-bagger, scoring McCulla with the tying run. Alip best out a roller and Guv Bolger got a single to load the .bases as confusion arose on a little pop-up in front of the plate. Sonny Miller's fly to center scored Staling with the winning run. Everybody got into the act in the ninth when Tornow was hit by a pitched ball and Freund went in to run for him. Freund stole second on a pitch that was nothing fnore than a ball. Bob McCulla tailed "foul ball" and Freund or his coach fell for the old trick. Freund went back to first while his third base coach yelled for him to return to second. The Shamrocks should have thrown the ball to aecond base since Freund had gained the bag and was running bases in reverse order. Instead, they fiddled around and the base umpire called time for Freund to pick up his cap. Well, you know how those arguments go with umpires. Freund was tagged, but the ump put him aafely on second base. Luckily Miller had plenty left to Uke care of the next three batter* the last two looking at third striked sail by. Three-Base Hits: Clark, Jackson. Two-Base Hits: Rosing, Stilling. Home Runs: Eddy. Double Plays: Larkin to Roaing; Larkin to J. Bolger to McOdla. Hit by Pitched Ball: B. Bolger, 2; Tornow. Sacrifices: Aim, McCulla.; t' Base On Balls Off: Miller, Lange, 1. •• : Struck Out By: Miller, S;Lange, 12. CRYSTAL LAKE UPSETS LOCAL BASEBALL TEAM i Shamrocks Downed ' 5 To 2 In League . Contest Sunday ^ By Dick Smith The Shamrocks travelled to Crystal Lake last Sunday and found themselves on the short end of a 5 to 2 score as the game ended. Loose play in the infield and some daring base running that did not pay off tell the story of the game. In the first inning Andreas was safe on an error. Miller sacrificed. Phil Judson popped up to the first baseman. Larkin singled to right, scoring Andreas. Stilling singled to right sending Larkin to third, but he was caught trying to go to second on a nice' throw by Feffer. A walk and two hits failed to score for the Shamrocks in the fourth; After Larkin had filed out to left, Stilling walked. Paul Judson singled to center, sending Stilling to second. Bill Bolger lined a single to left, loading the bases. On the play Stilling rounded third and on a quick throw was caught off for the second out. Paul Judson stole third. Judson tried to score on a short passed ball but was out, Wollert to Otto, for the third out. The score became 2 to 0 in the fifth. After two outs Andreas was hit by a pitched bail. He stole second and scored as Sonny Miller doubled to left center. Judson ended the inning with a pop-up to short. That's That That was the scoring for the Shamrocks. They did have Crystal Lake worried in the ninth, however. Paul Judson led off with a single. After two outs, Rosing walked putting the tying run at bat. Andreas ended it with a short fly to left. Crystal Lake loader* the bases in the first inning but failed to bcore as Rosing made J. Feffer oounce right to the mound for the third out. After two outs, in the third, G. Wollert tripled to left center and Eibisch walked. J. Feffer ended it by forcing Eibisch at second, Larkin to Judson. A single by Otto and a single by Willarc plus an infield error scored for Crystal Lake in the fifth. A walk, a sacrifice and a single by Kingston tied the scored in the sixth. The roof fell in in the 8th. J. Feffer singled and stole second. Wollert was caught between thirt. and home on a ground ball to third for the first out. Two more ;nfield errors allowed two more runs to score. For Crystal Lake it was three runs on one hit. Thi final score, C. L. 5 and Shamrocks, 2. MSTMCT BASBWU TOMMY , SEM-HNMS POSTPOt® UHTL SATURDAY, JUNE 21 V ' With tight ball games all the way, the district baseball tournament now in progress at the local V.F.W diamond i» creating widespread interest. Survivors in the red-hot battle to gain a right to the state tournament at Elgin July 10th are the McHenry Shamrocks, Johnsburg Tigers, Algonquin and Lake Forest. iteilv:'u. VSV-l- J.,/ •: Woellert. Errors: D. Woellert, Efc. Feffer 2, Boyd. Stolen Base: Kingston. Walks: Blanken, 3J Schneider 7. Strikeouts: Blanket* 7, Umpires: Scheer and Geike. Johnsburg ' (5) Hiller, 2B Katz, IB H^Fre'd, SS Jackson, CF The semi-finals will be played ] Meyer, LF here. Saturday, June 28th. At 1:30 Algonquin will face Lake Forest. At 4 -o'clock the Shamrocks will face * the Johnsburg Tigers in a game that is bound to attract one of the record crowds of the tournament. These games were originally scheduled for next Saturday. but have been postponed one week. Sonny" Miller pitched sharp games on Thursday and Saturday of last week to beat Woodstock and Waukegan. With Joe Jackson shutting out Fort Sheridan, Jim Freund socked two triples for a 5 to 0 victory last Saturday. Algonquin found Crystal Lake plenty stubborn and had to work hard for a 7-4 win. After playing 11 innings in a league game against Woodstock, a dragged out Richmond nine lost a 2 to 1 game to Lake Forest as the sun went down last Sunday. The tournament has been handled in fine style by those in charge and promises to wind up as one of the best ever staged. Box Stfrea: Totals. by Burlington ,030 Oil 0--5 McHenry 010 021 0--4 Stolen Bases: Weber, 3; Bolger, Long, 2; Kosner, Dixon, Meyers, and OUaire TWQ Bjfcse Hits: Bolger, Lenschow, B«ebe Three^ase Hits: Lenephow, 2 Struck Out By: Westerbeck, 12; fcong, |p. Basea On Baty Off:. Wj«terbeck. 4; 2 'tWW Shamrocks J. Bolger, 2B .. W. Bolger, RF S. Miller, P ... Rosing, 3B . Larkin, SS . . . J. Knox, C B. McCulla, IB •Pepping, RF . . . H. Stilling, LF Aim, RF B. Bolger, qF .. Totals ... Woodstock Clark, 2B Torgerson ,1B ., Eddy, CF G. Jackson, S8' l?ritz, 3B Tornow, RF Freund •. Steinwehe, Dailey, C Lange, P , Peacock . AB . 3 2 4 5 4 . t 3 1 3 .3 Long, jj- 33 4 AB 1 . 3 2 rT: « LP Shamrocks ' am Andreas, CF 4 Miller, 3B, P ........ J Phil Judson, C 4 , Larkin, SS ...%. 4 H. Stilling, LF ...... 3 Paul Ji^dsop. 2B ...... J B. Bolger, RF* ...... 3 McCulla, IB 4 ftoaing, P-^JBu^.........la... Totals SO Crystal Lake AB Kingston, CF 5 L. Willard, 3B G. Wollert, C . Eibisch, SS . . . J. Feffer, IB . V. Wollert, LF E. Feffer, 2B . O. Feffer, RF . Otto, P Hutsinger (ph) Totals 35 g-. g Scare by Innings: Shamrocks 001 000 012 --» 4 Woodstock 002 010 000 -- 3 stolen Basea: Freund. Totals 38 1 Scorp by Inning*: ~~ Shamrocks . . 100 001 000 Crystal Lake 000 011 03x -- 6 Stolen Bases: Paul Judson, 2; Andreas, Stilling, McCulla J Feffer. rwo-Base Hits: Miller. Three-Base Hits: G. Woljert. ° Struck Out By: Rosing, 3; Otto 3. Bases On Balls Off: Rosing Otto, 4. Winning Pitcher: Otto. Umpires: Frankfort - plate; Baadg - bases. 5; Algonquin -fi| AB. R. H. Davis, LF 1 5 1 1 Moehle, IB. ' 3 0 0 Koch, 2B - - --g. 0 0 Boyd, SS : :« 2 3 Blanken, P " ^4 3 3 F. Tipps, 3B • 1 2 Broen, RF, C r * 0 2 Bang-ert, CF 4 • 0 1 Ehlert, RF t 0 0 B. Tipps, LF : $ 0 0 Totals 38 7 12 Crystal Lake (4) A.B. R. H. Kingston, CF 'S 1 1 Willard, 3B • -4 2 8 D. Woel't, SS 4' 1 2 Hansen, C 4 0 2 J. Feffer, IB 3 0 0 V. Woell't, LF 4- 0 1 E. Feffer, 2B 4 0 0 D. Feffer, RF , : : $ L ? 0 0 Otto, RF, P i 0 0 Schneider, P 3 0 0 Rosinski, RF 1 0 0 Pitzen, RF J. Fre'd, SB Huem'n, C'".,: J. Jack'n, • Totals Ft. Sheridan Redfern, IB Bettin, 2B Zuelsdo'f, CF Armbru'r, RF Lovett, C Colella, LP Polus, *P Smith, 3B Pisano, 31$ Borgardt, W& * Totals • Johnsburg Ft. Sheriditt Doubles: ttlttef, Meyer, Armbruster. Triples: J. Freund 2. Errors: Bettin 2, Redfren, Borgardt. Walks: Polus 4. Strikeouts: Jackson 7, Polus 3. Double Plays: H. Freund, Hiller and Katz. Umpires: Wambeke and Scheer. AJB. 5 ; *-.4, •. . W 39 A.B. . 4 . 4^ - - ©* " :4,, .••"4 " i •"» t 1 l R. 0 0 <k 0 1 t 2 0 0 5 it. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 H. 1 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 2 8 H. • 1 : i 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 BEAT wawkan mar M TOUtNAMBH. Four Double Plays Aid Miller In 3-Q 7 Ifeutout Pitchinsi^^ By Dick Smith 0 5 000 202 01--6 000 000 00--0 Totals • Algonquin Crystal Lake 34 4 9 023 000 002--f 202 000 000--4 Lake Foreat (t) Prais, SS Nolan, 3B Thurn, LF# Burns, RF Wilms, IB! Sheahan, IB Semm'n, 2B Hindle, CF Throw, C Jones, P , Totals Richmond (1) Katzen'g, SB R. Miller, P V. Miller, SS Klemst'n, SS C. Miller, LF Winn, C G. Miller, RF Pickering, CF Kuecker, IB Tilton, 2B Totals Lake Forest* Richmond AJB. 4 4 * * '"4;;. 9 --4r^ 4 * •• 4 4 36 A.B. 3 3 1 3 4, 4 2 3 29 R. 0 0 0 0 1 - 0 1 0 0 0 2 B. 0 0 0 0 0 "1 0 0 0 0 H. 2 1 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 , 0 7 H. 1 Last Saturday evening the Shamrocks played Waukegan and moved a little closer to an invitation to play at Elgin in the Stake Tournament. The Shamrocks scored their three runs on three hits. • Schaufel, pitching for Waukegan, did a fine job but two errors in the infield allowed all the runs to score. For McHenry it was just the opposite. Pour double plays kept Waukegan from getting a man as far as third. Three of the double plays were of the hardest kind, third to second to first. /J. Knox, Paul Judson an<^ McCulla were involved in all three. The other one was from Sonny Miller to Judson to McCulla. The Shamrocks scored in the second inning without a hit. After McCulla had grounded out, H. Stilling walked. He scored and J. Knox went to sc-cond on an error by the short stop. Two more runs scored in the fourth. H. Stilling survived on an error by the shortstop. J. Knox sacrificed him to second. Paul Judson walked. John Bolger singled right through the box to center field, scoring Stilling. Larkin batted for Pepping and fouled out to the catcher. Griggs made a fine catch on the ball and ended up under the Shamrocks bench. Paul Judson scored from third after the catch. In four of the last five innings, Waukegan managed to get their lead off man on base. Each time he was cut down by a double play. Saturday June 28th, the Shamrocks play Johnsburg atv the V. F. W. park. The winner of this game will play in the final game for the championship. Also the winner of this game will go to WIN 3 T01 OfBt SKitt traMny G wv nf »lr# a v/v Improved Lineum Travel* Next Tot - Meet Woodstock' 1 - Fhced with the problem Ot strengthening their lineup to give the league better ^ balance, the McHenry Merchants mixed outside help with local players to gain aJ 3 to 1 victory over Spring Grovei on our local diamond last Sunday^ Somenzi, a veteran hurler withi; plenty of know-how, allowed 9 hits, issued no walks and kept his strikeout ball handy for 12 occasions. A couple of infield errors, aided the Merchants in the second and pitcher Somenzi came through with a two base blow. Spring Grove bunched three hits in the seventh for their lone run. Next Sunday the improved and pepped up Merch««|s will travel to Woodstock. ' Merchants AB D. Freund, IB . % B. Knox, SS ... * • J. Knox, 3B . .. . .i 4 .. - Pech, C, LF May, 1 Sandre, C|* . ..»...... ^ Wanhala . . . . . . . . . . . . f j. Molidor, IB Sandres, LF . Gerfetsen, P . Dickerson L. Gerrctsen '-'ft '?oU,<y*? se :iv# Cenplete line of Lee's ponltry remedies at Watties Drag Store. ; E. Platen, 2B B. Ronsi, CF ^ A. Weinberg, Rl* W.V.'V R. Zognoli, C Paluch, LF t •B. Somenzi, P ...... 4 H. Engdahl, CF 1 Totals . . . . . . . . . , 32 Spring GriW» J AB Konuty, S^i . 3 Wehnstein, 2B .. S Molidor, 3B 4 Smith, P, C 4 R 0 0 0 1 0. 1 0 1 0 0 0 Elgin for 'the state play-offs. The two finalists have tbe right to be invited to Elgin. - Shamrocks Andreas, CF . . . . 3 000 100 001--2 000 100 000--1 Doubles: Semmelman, G. Miller. Errors: V. Miller, Semmelman, Klemstein, 2. Stolen Bases: Prais [2, C. Miller. Walks: Jones 9. Mil- Doubles: Mavis, Boedendorf, D.' ler. Strikeouts: Jones 9. Miller 5. Woellert, V. Woellert, Triples: d. I Umpires: Scheer and Griggs. - IT'S TIGERS 2 TO 1 OYER ALGONQUIN Willie Klapperich Bests Stans Mavis In , Pitching Duel Pat O'Connor And Von Schacht Tangle Pat O'Connor, the sensational New Zealand heavyweight and rugged Friedrich Von Schacht, of Florida are paired in Fred Kohler's sixty minute main event next Friday night, June 20th, in the Lake County Stadium, Round Lake Park, Illinois. The match is to a two out of three fall verdict. Twas a tense ball game at Johnsburg last Sunday as the two top teams in the county league '00k the field. As expected, a real rattle ensued, Johnsburg winning >ver Algonquin 2 to 1. Klapperich and Mavis were great •itchers, neither allowed a hit In he first three innings and Klap- >erich didn't yield a safe blow until Dor/ Blanken dumped a vngle into right center to open Jic seventh. Adding to the fine Pitching eforts were two supportng casts that were steady at imes and sparkling at other times. While both lineups •are known to be power-packed, the Algonquin hits were all singles while :he Tigers broke loose with two ioubles and a triple. Howie Katz doubled along the right field line to open the fourth and scored on a straight-away two-bagger by Howie Freund. Bud Meyer drew a walk, but no fur ther scoring took place. Long Blow That line drive power in Bu< Meyer's bat showed up in the six* th as he gave the ball a ridfthrough the left field trees for a triple. That drive was headin' for the river, but Pete Freund's house happened to be in the way. Art Jackson walked and stole second. The Meyer boya then put on a brother act for the winning run as "Si" sent a fly ball to center and Bud raced in after the catch Charlie Hiller, who played robber in the fourtji with three great stops, tossed out Boyd to open the ninth. But, trouble -was acomin'. Blanken hit safely to left. Freddie Tipps rolled out to Katz for ,the second out. Broderdorf got a hit to right, scoring Blanken. Klapperich might nave spoiled his greit pitching by choosing to cut off a rifle peg from right fielder Si Meyer as Blanken thundered for the plate. Mavis went down swinging to end the game AB & *• • 4 0 < f H. Freund, 2B ., B. Meyer, SS .. A. Jackson, CF Si Meyer, RF.. Pitzen, LF Huemann, C . . . Klapperich, P Totals Algonquin R, Tipps, LP ., M o e h l e , i t . . . . Koch, 2B Boyd, SS ..... Blanken, RF . F. Tipps, 3B .. Broderdorf, C Bangart, CP .. Zange, Cf Mavis, P . . . . . V % .. * . 4 8 . S t to AB . 4 4 .4 i 3 4 3 1 . 2 33 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 R 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals Soorp by Innings: „ Johnsburg 000 000 001 -- 1 Algonquin 000 101 OOx -- 2 Stolen Bases: R. Tipps, P. Tippa, Hiller, Jackson, Si Meyer. Three-Base Hits: B. Meyer. Two-Base Hits: Katz, HovfSr Freund. Double Plays: Mavis to Boyd to Moehle; Freund to B. Meyer to Katz. Bases On' Balls Off: Mavis, 3; Klapperich, 5. Struck Out By: Mavisi, 6; Klapperich, 7. Miller, P Phil Judson, C McCulla, IB H. Stilling, LF J. Knox, 3B Paul Judson, 2B John Bolger, 2B, RP Pepping," *r •••••• Larkin, S3 ... AB . 8 .8 .3 . 3 . 2 .Jt . "4 . 1 . 2 Totals . . . . . . . . . . 27 Wnnkegan Petropulo®, 2B . Dretske, RF Pankratz, CF .. Matesa, Lf ,. .. Griggs, C Terlap, IB . . . . . . Lahey, SS .... Jenkins, sr.... 'Schaufel, P Staranowicz, 3B AB *. . 4 4 . 4 . 2 3 2 . 1 . 3 . 3 R 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 3 R 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 COlUMaiA ticrvct Totals 30 # 1 Score by Innings: Shamrocks 010 400 000 --• "'8 Waukegan 000 000 000 -- 0 • Stolen Bases: Larkin, Griggs. Double Plays: J. Knox, Judson, McCulla, 3; Miller, Judson, McCulla. Struck Out By: Miller, 7; Schaufel, 11. Basea On Balls Off: Miller, 1; Schaufel, 6. Winning Pitcher: Miller. fyple Candle Keliers fcfcruce up your table setting koine evening by making candle holdert of small highly polished apples. BASE-BALL SCHEDULE Johnsburg Hiller, 3$ Katz, IB Johnsburg 8 1 Algonquin g 2 Woodstock ......... 6 2 Richmond 5 3 Shamrocks 3 4 Spring Grove 2 6 Crystal Lake ; f 7 Merchants 1 7 Sunday's Scores: Johnsburg, 2; Algonquin, 1. Woodstock, 7; Richmond, 3 (11 innings) Crystal Lake, 5; Shamrocks, 2. Merchants, 5; Sprang Grove, 2. Games Next Week: Spring Grove at Algonquin Johnsburg at Crystal La||a * Richmond at Sl^amrocks Merchants at Woodstock Metals Sources The woHd supply of platinum group metals is obtained from such widely scsttered locations 11 Canada, South Africa, Rustle, Alaska and Colombia. SKYLINE DRIVE-IN */2 Mile North of MdBENRY. ILLINOIS off Route 190 2 SHOWS NIGHTL* First Show Starts at Dusk, Bain or Moon. FRL it SAT., .JUNE 20-21 In Color Alan Ladd Lizabeth Scott "BED MOUNTAIN" Cartoons and Short SUN., MON. & TUES., JUNK 22-23*24 In Color . 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