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- ttkoq*;'* mrw *y: ».« aL&m Kuerfcer, 2B Huff, LF ' r#? Mach, IB Buchfert, 2B PPM II Worlds Edith Bickler and Donna ' JYeund vacationed in the East ? -tad er.jcyepl a Manhattan cruise rlast Thursday. Who should they tneet on the boat but the Gus Unti family. Edith saw them While on the first deck but * ^couldn't believe her eyes. Up they I- ' .went to the second deck and kirc |* fcnough it was the Unti family. 6: Quite a surprise and a good time If-' followed. V" Reminds us that Eva promised ^ to send us a cairdfrom Italy. $• / Will be watching.; S Hunting Grounds-- |., The McHenrJr Sportsman's Club has rented the vast acreage, |?i-':®liow owned by the Kelter Estate, formerly the Hanley Farms, as <h ^ hunting grounds. Not only | hunting, the boys are having the |creek stocked and some good ^ , fishing will foUOT^iGrounds are :V" reserved for member^ »« * iFIoolcey-Day-- ^ ' Today is the day at McHenry -1 , Country Club. The boys are out f i < in full force for a lot of fua. Still Fim Down at the state baseball tournament last week we saw that George Jackson can still fire that ball. Veteran observers told us after the game that his throw to pick off a runner at $econd took the pep out of the jperu team. It was a beauty. Dame Tonight-- Johnsburg meet* a scrappy, t Utica team at 9 o'clock tonight at Elgin. If Joe Jackson Can come close to his pitching performance of last week, the team is on its way. jRaafllia'-- Quite a few McHenry fans tour S jbver to Round Lake each Friday hight to see the "rasslers". A r couple of power boys, The Mighty I % Atlas and Ivan Rasputin, clash this week in a two out of three £ -fall match. jHoie-In-Ctaie*!. Richard MTcheTs, who starred -on MCHS golf teams, came up • with a hole-in-one on No. 14 ^(214 yards) at McHenry Country Club. SHAMROCKS COME; FROM BEHIND TO BEAT WOODSTOCK Three-Run Ninth Brings 5-4 Win To McHenry Nine WANHALA PITCHES SPRING GROVE TO WIN OVER TIGERS You never can tell what may happen in a ball game and that goes for our county league games. Spring Grove didn't rate to whip Johnsburg last Sunday, but that's just what happened with a final count of $ to 4. . "Whitey" Wanhala, who can be Very, very good at times, allowed Johnsburg batters only 6 hits and held them scoreless except in the eighth inning. With Willie Klapperich honey- - nooning out Iowa way, the "Tigers started youthful Wally Frett on the mound. While Wally Will be heard from in a couple Of years, the going is totsgh in the county league. Art Jackson finished on the mound. : Weherstein was the hitter of the day with 4 for By Dick Smith Th#? Shamrocks travelled , to Woodstock last Sunday and beat the Woodstock Vet's in a close ^ame 5 to 4. The Shamrocks could only get four hits off of the pitching of Lange but put thehi together agaiiwla Score their five runs. v Yk Woodstock started the "coring in the first inning. A double by : ,ffn' Torgerson and a single by George J®0*1 Molidor, IB Spring Grove Weherstein, 2B May, RF ' Jerry Molidor, 0B Sanders, • CF. v.-'. Leuth, LF, CP, AB R 5 2 Another-- " Whoops! Here's another to enter the hall of fame. Roy Krcnenberger turned the hole-in-one trick on No. 18 (132 yards). Tennis Trophy- Next Monday, men nnd boyr will start play for the Eton's Club Trophy on the local tennis courts Call Pat Krohn betorc: Sunday night if you wish to enter. Clarence Feiereisel is the de fending champ. Jackson scored the run. Woodstock two more in the fourth to make the score 3 to 0. Jackson led off with a single to left. He was forced at second by Britz. Sahs hit a ground ball to the infield and both runners were safe when the throw to second trying for a force out arrived late. Michaelis doubled to right center scoring Britz and Sahs. Two ground balls ended the inhing. The Shamrocks solved Lange in the sixth. After McCulla had lined to left Lange hit Paul Judson. Andreas singled to center for the first hit off of Lange. Lange also hit Stilling loading the bases. 8onny Miller singled to center scoring Judson and Andreas. Sonny went to second on the throw to the plate. Larkin flied out to short left and Rosing grounded out to end the inning. In the eighth, after Torgerson had grounded out, Etfdy walked. Jackson flied out to center. Britz singled to center sending Eddy to third. Eddy took to long a lead off of third and Sonny picked him off to retire the side. --Big Ninth-- Nolan opened the ninth for the Shamrocks with a single to center. Lange hit Phil Judson with a pitched ball. McCulla sacrificed the runners to second and third. Paul Judson sent a long fly to center and both runners scored as the throw-in from the outfield went into the crowd. The throw was made to third base, but no one was covering the bag. Britz had gone in to back up the plate. Andreas walked. Stilling doubled to left and Andreas scored the fifth and last run for the Shamrocks. In the last half- of the ninth Sahs led off with' a double to right center. He went to third as Steinwehe grounded out Judson to McCulla. Akey batted for Dailey and popped to the third baseman. Tornou batted for Lange and singled to right scor- ;ng Sahs. Clark ended the game with a ground ball to Rosing. Stanton, IB . Conners, C, LP J. Sanders, LF Wanhala, P Totals 40 8 15 Johnsburg AB R H C. Hiller, 2B 5 0 l Katz, IB 3 1 1 Howie Freund, S3 4 1 1 A. Jackson, CF, P 3 . i 1 D. Hiller, RF, CF 4 0 l Pitzen, LF , 4 0 0 J. Freund, 3B 4 0 0 Huemann, c 4 0 0 Frett, P 0 0 0 Si Meyer, RF 3 l 1 Total* 34 '•4 6 Score by Innings: Spring Grove: 050 020 001--8 Johnsburg: 000 000 040--4 Stolen bases: Weherstein (2); Molidor; Katz Two base hits: May; C. Hiller; Howie Freund Three base hits: Conners; Katz Struck out by: Frett, 1; By A. Jackson, 3; By Wanhala, 5 Bases on balls off: A. Jackson, 2; Off Wanhala, 2. OVS) KMI134 IN STATE MOT Art Jackson Leids - Attack With Two >: Lofty Home Run* The Johnsburg Tigers were a rolicking, lambasting bunch of ball players last Friday night *t Elgin as they scored a 13 to *0 victory over Peru-Legion in an abbreviated state tournament game. In the first round fames, a time limit of two hours is set for each game. Another rule is that if one team has,.an 8 run lead at the end of seven innings, the game is terminated. The Tigers put it away in the first inning when the first three batters walked, Howie Frtund singled sharply to right and Art Jackson drove the first of his two home runs over the fence. Art's drive brought in three runs. Charlie Hiller scored without benefit of any hitting. He led off with a walk, stole second, went to third on a passed ball and scored on a wild pitch. --Solid Hitting--r Four solid base hits gave Johnsburg three runs In the third and 'Art Jackson's second homer high-lighted a 4-run fourth. Dick Hiller, who had two hits and two walks in four trips, scored the final run in the sixth with a sample of Pepper Martin base running. While all this scoring was going on, Joe Jackson rras pitching a beautiful 2-hit game that never gave Peru a chance. Peru (0) AB R H Bolen, SS 3 0 0 Panzica, 3B 8 0 0 Pinn, LF 3 0 1 Campbell, C 3 0 1 Vance, IB 3 0 0 Mathey, RF 2 0 0 Suarez, RF 10 0 Kaiser, CF 2 0 0 Rybar'k, 2B . '20 0 Sparling, P 0 0 0 Cassidy, P 1 0 Q Koehler, P - 1 . _ Q{ 6 iBShindig*-- Never a dull moment *. The Shalimar Irrp-ovcnrien?. Association will hold it.* annual community party Saturday night. Everybody has a good time up th» re. And Joe Gilmer? ard Ray B!?ues tell us that Lakemoor vill have a lot to •' er at their carnival Friday Saturday and SunJiy This can go on and on. Father Daleiden invites one and all to the Spring Grove carnival and dinner. Well, there are three night* so maybe we can cover them all. DONNA LEE-- Our little friend, Donna Lee Freund, who moved from our corner to Johnsburg, hasn't been so well and we must get up to see her. She used to come in to help us most every day. That is, every day when her mama didn't catch her. Shamrocks Paul Judson, 2B Andreas, S3 H. Stilling. LF S. Miller, p Jim Larkin, RF Wm. Bolger, RF Rosing, 3B Nolan, CF Phil Judson, C McCulla, IB Totals AB R 3 1 4 ' 4 4 2 1 4 2 3 3 30 JOHNSBURG MEETS UTICA TONIGHT IN TOURNAMENT The Illinois State Baseball Tournament will resume this (Thursday) evening at 8:30 o'clock when the Erickson Boos ters of Evanston meet R.C.A. Victors of Chicago. Of special interest to local fans will be the second game of the evening, starting at 9 o'clock, between the Johnsburg Tigers and Utica Legion nine. Johnsburg romped over Peru Legion 13 to 0 last Friday while Utica Legion edged LeTourneau of Peoria 4 to 3. The two winners will meet Thursday at 9 o'clock. The winners Thursday night will meet Saturday night at 6:30 while the winners in the other bracket will play at 9 o'clock. Sunday night will be championship night, the third place spot being decided at 7:00 and the final game at 9:15. Remember--the games are being played at Wing Park, Elgin and the going will be rough from here on in. Woodstock AB B H Clark, 2B 5 0 1 Torgerson, IM 4 1 1 Eddy, CF 3 0 1 Jackson, LIP^ ** 4 0 2 Britz, 3B 4 1 I Sahs, 8S y 4 2 1 Michaelis, RF( 3 0 2 Steinwehe, RF 1 0 0 Dailey, C ; 3 0 0 Lange, P 3 0 0 Akey, PH 1 0 0 Tornou, PH 1 0 1 Mljr Pinups-- A striking personality always makes a hit. 4 Love and so little can do so much; life without love is all out of touch. A Capsule of caution is worth a carton of grief. Double-cross is ever a double loss, and never a single gain. Dropping the main stitch in a story could unravel the whole wm Anonymous Totals Score .by Innings: Shamrocks . '• :'J^ Woodstock IT '4 10 000 002 003--5 100 200 001--4 Refuses te 8ee Geoi "Preference becomes prejudice when we refuse to see the good in anything we happen to dislike."--C E. Katerndahl. Totals S4 « 2 Johnsburg (ftt) AB R H C. Hiller, 3B "3 1 0 Katz, IB 3 2 0 G. Jackson, C 3 1 0 H. Fre'd, 2B 4 3 3 A. Jackson, CV ' 4 3 3 D. Hiller, LF 2 3 2 Britz, SS i 0 1 Meyer, RF 3 0 • J. Jackson, p t 3 0 1 Totals i» 13 id 006 000 0--0 2 5 503 401 x--13 10 3 H. Freund. Home Jackson, (2). Walks: Peru Johnsburg Doubles: Runs: A. Sparling 3; Cassidy 1; Koehler 1; J. Jackson 1. Strikeouts: Cassidy 2; Koehler 3; J. Jackson 6 Double Plays: G. Jackson to H Freund. Umpires: Scheer, Eiserman. LOTS ON THE BAY .. - - j By Dorothy jDavis Lait weekend our fleet went to Long Lake f<?r the annual Long Lake-Plstakee regatta. Of course, the weatherman predicted rain, but despite his warnings it turned out to be a very nice weekend With plenty of sun and wind! At 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon the first race began. There was a medium wind that brought Jack Deroche with Y-3 in first, Sid Peterson skipping Y-27, in s e c o n d , and t h e P o m e r s k i brothers sailing T-13 in third. Saturday night was the dinnerdance for the yacht clubs held in our clubhouse. A very delicious dinner of prime ribs of beef was served by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mraz, who were co-chairmen for the evening. After the dinner, dancing followed by the P.Y*C. band. The Sunday race began at 9:50 a.m. with a very heavy wind, which surprisingly only tipped over a few of the boats all day long. That race, Bill Fletcher skipping Y-88 came in first, Jack Deroche, Y-3, registered a Second, and Bob Mr^z, of Y-77 finished third. After that race all the sailors went on shore for a picnic lunch prepared for them by the people of Long Lake. Between the "C" races, the junior class fleet held their race. This fleet is composed of sailors fifteen years or younger sailing hagerty boats. Tommy Cooper of L.L.Y.C. walked off ijrith the first place trophy, whil? <uh" Buddy Mraz copped second place. Nancy Schmid beat P.Y.- C.'s Billy Stark to the finish line to take third honors. Sunday afternoon the wind was still rather strong and Bill Fletcher and Jack Deroche came in the same order as they did in the morning race, while Norman Reese, with Y-27, took third. According to the point system, which was used to determine the winner of the regatta, Jack Deroche claimed first place, Bill Fletcher, second place, and Norman Reese, third place. Paul Janesch took fourth place for Long Lake. Among the other trophies that were awarded were the Mark Fisher Memorial trophy won by Jack Deroche, and the visitin? skippers' trophy accepted for P.Y.C. by Frank Waters. GOSSIP Mrs. Allen W. Keenen, daughter- in-law of the N. L. Davises of Pistakee Bay, enjoyed a visit with them at their home, while her husband, Lt. Keenen, is in Europe witl/ F.A.C. Lt. Keenen is a pilot of a B-50 bomber. Bill Fisher was awarded the "demasting trophy" at the Long Lake regatta as he experienced % stroke of bad luck when One of the stays on his boat broke and the mast fell down. HERE SUHBAY Smart Berehead* _ If you suffer from headaches you may find some consolation in the fact that you're in distinguished company. An investigation has turned up the information that headaches are far commoner among educated people than among their dulltr- witted brothers. Tempered Glass Certain types of tempered glast withstand temperature up to 490 de grees. 10 l£> p : COUNTY LEA0UE Standings ' T«iB»: Woodstock Johnsburg Richmond 9 Algonquin ;,t,' , ' 7 Shamrocks i ^ , 7 Crystal Lidw 4 Spring Gr<j*e 3 Merchants 2 RESULTS SUNDAY f ^ Algonquin, 13; Crystal Lakf, ). Spring Grove, 8: Johnsburg; 4. Richmond, 7; Merchants. Shamrocks, 5; Woodstock, GAMES NEXT 8 Woodstock «t d. L. yets Shamrocks at Johnsbtirg Algonquin at Merchants at Stolen Bases: Rosing (2) Two-Base Hits: Stilling, gerson, Sahs, Michaelis Struck Out By: Miller, Lange, (3) Bases On Balls Off: Miller, (1) Lange, (4) Winning Pitcher: Miller. Tor- C l ) ; ANNOUNCEMENT DR. IRVING C. STONE TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE MOVING OF HIS OFFICE "'•J"'t?i^FESSIONAL-BUILDma-- 210 S. Green Street VQR THE PRACTICE OF GENERAL tMtSNTRISTY A|TD DENTAL SURGERY. Good Training In Springfield, Mass., Patrolman J o h n B i g b y , c o m m e n d e d t h r e e times for tracking down robbers drew 30 months in jail for- rohh*»rv IF IT'S WORTH DOING If8 Worth Doing Right There is No Substitute F«r Good Plastering. Phone McHenry 1189 AW THIS IS ROBERT Q. LEWIS . . . BACK AGAIN ... IN PERSON FOR ANOTHER WEEK OF FUN AS "CHARLEY'S AUNT Starting MONDAY, JULY 14th EVERY EVENING EXCEPT WEDNESDAY at 8:30 P.M. AMtTJN$£S SAT. & SUN., JULY 19-20 at 3:00 P.M. -NEXTWEEKFRANCNQT TONE iR "TM Seciri MM' SB? Moke Your Reservations Nowl SSfSS bMmHtn* «t Maraitell FieM A Company, Third floor -- or ADDRESS CHEVY CHAM SUMMIIt THIATRK MAR ORMftS TO Who*** M. Tel. Mgavs PFC. 1-1117,14444, WfcwHnt 9*S ONE MILE NORTH OF WHEELING, ON MILWAUKEE AVE. gtarealaK Needle If your sewing needle gets blunt, try sharpening the point by running the needle through a piece of steel wool. C i t h e a t r e trjihl Lake, Illlifttv , PHONG *44 SMtoy Show Continuous from Jm P. M.; Week Days at 7:50 FrTVISXtC JULY 18 & 19. John Lund Scott Brady to . "BRONCO BUSTER" In Color Dorii Day in Ronalfl Reagan "THE WINNING TEAM" r^ftE§T^ED^5TrauRsr#M% JULY 22, 23 & 24 Robert Cumjnlngs Barbara Hale in "THE FIRST TIME" Richie Millar Stingy With Hits -- Not So Wilh KO There was scoring in the first four innings here last Sunday as Richmond set up a 7-3 win over the Merchants, but nary a run crossed the plate as the game tightened in the last five frames. Connie Miller started off the second with a pass and moved to second on Winn's single. A passed ball put 'em both in scoring position and both scored. Here's how. Gordon Miller flied to right and both runners stayed put. Pickering was safe on a fielder's choice that nailed nobody and Connie scored. Winn scored when Smith's harmless looking grounder hit the edge of the grass and bounced over Darling's shoulder. Marchetti struck out three men in the third, but things happened in between the KO's. Katzenberg singled with two down and advanced when Connie Miller was plunked by a pitch. Winn's single to right scored Katzenberg and moved Connie to third. Gordon Miller dpubled to. left to score two runs. --Game Tightens-- Now the score was 5 to 0 and the Merchants set out to change that nuthin'. Richie Miller got a wild streak, walking Zagnoli, Marchetti and Don Freund. In fact, a wild pitch had moved the first two batters along before Don got t>is pass. Darling* grounded out to Kuecker, Zagnoli scoring. Kreuger went down swinging. Morton hashed a line '-»uble to left to score Marchev** and Freund. John Knox cut at a third strike and that was all. Richmond added two more runs in the fourth as Kuecker, Vern Miller and Connie each singled around an error at short. Minor flare-ups occurred as the game progressed, but scoring was all over for the day. Richie ^filler was pretty cute at mixing up his pitches, but you can't say the Merchants didn't know what their bats were for. Out of eleven strikeouts,, ten went "down swinging. Richmond V. Miller, Si R. Miller, Kateenberg, 3B' Connie Miller., LF' Winn, IB G. Miller, RB* Pickering, CF Smith, C AB n H 5 i 1 6 0 0 S l 1 2 2 2 3 a 2 5 0 2 4 0 0 4 0 1 ELM ET. 176 WAUCONDA -- AIR CONDITIONED -- THURS., FRI. & SAT., JULY 17-18-19 SINGIN SWINGIN' GLORIOUS FEEL.IN* , IkCHNIC&LOR « */,_GEN£KEwr* DOMALD O'CONNOR Debbie Rethoips SUN. & MON., JULY 20-21 Dale Robertson Ann Francis "LYDIA BAILEY" (Technicolor) Sun. Mat. starts 3:00 P. M. TUES. A WED. JULY 22-28 Gene Barry Lydia Clark •THE ATOMIC CITY" ,^!v OUTDOOR r . . BEST SW0WS- A L WAV5 :>l H L b r i Gk ' A V ' S L A K ! : - R T . 1 2 0 - 2 t• 6Cj F[£T Come here regularly to en]oy ALL the Best Shows Outdoor. Open 7 P. M.; First Show at dusk. - 2 Shows Nightly. Total* m 7 11 •-1 .+• vv . 4 Freund, IB Darling, 2B Kreuger, 8$ Morton, CF if J. Knox, 3B B. Knox, RF';.. H. Engdahl, fl Zagnoli, C Marchetti, pf Weinberg, Rl| Pink, LF. , * ! Total* --4a• Score by Itflliirs:'" Richmond 023 200 000--7 Merchants 003 000 000--3 Two base hits: G. Miller, Kreuger, Morton Three-base hits: C. Miller Hit by pitched ball: C. Miller Struck out by: R. Miller, 11; By Marchetti, 8 Bases on balls' off: R. Miller, 3; Off Marchetti, 1. / ' SUMMER TRAINING PROGRAM UNDER WAY FOR UNDERGRADS A full-scale summer training program for 3,500 college undergraduates and graduates in Marine Corps officer candidate programs is now under way, it was announced by Master Sgt. C. M. Akey, city hall, Woodstock. These young men will meet at the Marine Corps Schools, Quantico, Va., and at the Marine Corps training centers at San Diego, Calif., and Parris Island, South Carolina. They will receive indoctrination in essential Marine Corps subject, including such courses as Military tactics, leadership, signal communications and atomic warfare. a i G FRI. & SAT,, JULY 18-19 Continuous Saturday from 1:30 Doris Day Ronald Regan In and as "THE WINNING TEAM" f>lus -- Roy Rogers "North of the Great Divide" In Color and - Laurel & Hardy Comedy July 17.; 19581 * " »• i--" "• *--1--»" " V ^ ^ This bounty office noav has apblanks tor college imdettrjuniates who wish to enrdfl ill thit •platoon leaders class Pr®* gram for training in 1953, sail* Sgt. Akey. High school graduates who have been admitted to next fall's freshman class at « > Accredited college may also afr- ; M ^ Archer Flfh . ,V, • - The archer fish of southeasteAl, Asia Is true to its name. An expeft marksman, it shoqts drops of wat^t frem its. mouth into the air, knocking down insects for dinner. SUN. & MON., JULY 20-21 Continuous Sundav from 1:30 Virginia Mayo* t Ronald Regan Gene Nelson "SHE'S WORKING HER WAY THROUGH COLLEGE" TUES., WED. ft THURS., JULY 22-23-24 Continuous Wednesday from 1:30 Jeff Chandler Alex Nicol "RED BALL EXPRESS" Extra Special -- 5 Color Catitooiis at Early Matinee each Wednesday at 1:80 VIways Cool ft Comfortable THURS., FRI. & SAT., JULY 17-18-19 This entertaining Double f'ea* tUre Program. IVORY HUNTER RUM IN AFRICA/ CITY BiO NANHCUZHKA SUN. & MON., JULY 20-21 "RED MOUNTAIN" Alan |>add Lizabeth Scott In Technicolor TUElS. ft WED., JULY 22-23 BAXTER - RQBdrTSON OUTCASTS OF nsr THURS., FRI. ft SAT., JULY 24-25-26 f : Another Great Dou||| t . 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