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M ^ SSsST •w -.. ga^t.* X i- «....»- .w^w^p»v" V'^ ^'v!V ^ IJ " U'^' wm MaHWreJfJLAmpKALEB., a^riiiraiiirwiiiii plJ»- flkenHT* Now that the big conventions •re over. Marine Day can take the spotlight. And McHenry 'does quite well in radio, television and newspaper publicity. in The big day is drawing near. Much work has been done by a tew. On Sunday the co-operation of many will be needed. y * •fPU-C ' ; t: Nowadays when you hear tfie hoofbeats of a horse going down Use street you look up. We saw one plill up in front of Bolgers' this week. The driver dismounted, tied up to a parking meter and went about his business. Looked like thf Fred Wirtz pony. Club next Tuesday. For those who may not care to hike around the course, card tables will be set up. --Organ music, food, prizes and chatter are all on the menu. Well, the boys had their day, SHAMROCKS HAUL CRYSTAL LAKE NINE 17 TO 5 Hits Scatter All v Over The Lot As* Teams Take Cuts D. Feffer, Hp,• - #.< 0 Otto, P If'.,/5, * 0 Totals ShamrockftV Andreas, Jim Larkin, CF Paul Judson, SS H. Stilling, LP Pepping. L3F • Miller, P Rosing, 3ft Nolan. RF Phil Judsoll, IB J. Bolger, 2B , Steinsdoerfer, 2B Guv Bolger, C 36 5 AB R 3, 0 - 2 3 1 0 1 « 1 2 <3 1 1 2 2 3 Totals 17 18 Score by timings Crystal Lake 000 120 Oil-- 5 Shamrocks 115 300 084--17 Stolen Bases: Paul Judson (2); {Phil Judson (2); Stilling, Bolger, mmmms 11-MMGGUe FROM AL60NQUM Tigers Come From . Behind To Win 64 As Everybody Stars •. <4 -#^V_ >• •' By Dick Smith ' The Shamrocks played Crystal Noten -- D. Feffer Lake last Sunday at the V. F. W. j Hits: K. Bolger, Park and gave the Lakers a real; Larkin steinsdoerfer. Miller (2) beating. The Shamrocks gathered; Three.Base Hito; Jim 1 8 h i t s . S o m e o f t h e h e a v y h i t t e r s ! . . . . . . were Paul Judson with a single | Home Runs: Paul Judson V and a home run. Sonny. Miller j Struck Out By: Miller, ^t); with two doubles and a single, ' Otto (2); Hautzinger (4) ' Steinsdoerfer a double and a. Bases On Balls Off: Miller (1); No men allowed, but how would ' single and Guv Bolger withthree i Judson (1) ; Otto (2)Hautzinger you like a recording of '"Hulla- sinRles a"d two walks for . a per-,14) baloo Day" at McHeni^ Country | ^ct day at the plate. The Shamrocks scored in thefirst on an error and. a single to Miller. Singles by Nolan, Phil Judson and Guv scored another in the second. Five runs in the third put the game away. Paul Judson singled ^ , awa,ted ^ Qf - f(jn o center and went aU the way fop the w B omen of the McHenry to third on the center fielder s; club and thelr ^ests is error, tf. Stilling walked. Sonny | almost here Miller scored both runners with j Nej[t Tuesd August 5th, is a double to right center. Rosing; the d ^ committee whlch grounded out Nolan scored MiUer hajJ concentrated its efforts the w_ it.h a lon.?g jf ly t.o c* e,n ter. Phjil whole summer toward. .th..is ev,„e.n„ft , Judson walked and stole second. ises that ^ Hullabaloo He scored on Steinsdoerfer s Day wiU bp one of the ^ Hunting licenses came out this week. Makes one wonder if the old summer isn't slipping by. John "The Hat" Bolger think; the Sox made a poor trade with the Browns. We can't shed any tears over the departure of Coleman anal his puny batting average. Winning Pitcher: Miller HULLABALOO DAY : AT COUNTRY CLUB TUESDAY AUGUST 5 double to left. Guv Bolger walked. Andreas singled to right scoring Golf will be played for fun Steinsdoerfer. Pau Judson, up for rather than .low scores and card wU, ^ ^ a], d for the second time in the inning I thQSe who fer a lo ^ ^ walked Stilling was thrown out, their favorite card * third to first. The score at the Refreshments will be served on end' of the third was 7 to 0. Pile 'Em Up The Shamrocks scored--three . the golf course as well as a wonderful buffet luncheon at noon (tThe Plaindealer bookkeeper. ffMene, ups and leaves us for a w e e k . C h a n g e d h e r n a m e . •%endan is still on the job. > Jerry Larkin has retired from baseball and Jim is staging a comeback. Jerry's big bat and strong arm will certainly be missed on the Shamrock team hfl* been one of the best in the l a single llie . . _ , . - league for many years. Guess Jim fcompletely mis-judged his fly 1 . ' hasn.t lost his battinf eye' He|ball. Guv Bolger singled to left,j th jea*ty TO Oiat resell cracked out a couple of good hits ^ scoring Nolan and Judson. vations can made out. Rosing and Nolan walked. Phil Judson's single scored Rosand a turkey dinner at night. AU this will be accompanied by organ music. n ot • j , . ., < There will be the usual array of in Jh!il Steinsdoerfer got credit for fabulous pHzes for whlch ^ I when the third baseman , . , ' last Sunday The Shamrocks #e bettlinj? t« get into the play-offs and Johnsburg helped the cause Sunday in winning thriller from goaqiiin. Two singles and a fielder's choice scored , a run for the Lakers in the fourth. They scored two more in the fifth. Kingston j p ^~ singled to right. J. Feffer singled r ©BlUreS Mat bUOW Tag Team Match ml' '• DAILY The past can't hurt you unles* yo^» dwell on it; the present cant help unless you dwell in If. ' " Too much heat and little of light, makes things blaze but not so brlglrt. To tie a neat beau, marry him. Listening to another's opinion may not interest you but will make you interesting to him. It hurts less to lose an argument than to lose a friend. i to center. Jim singled to right scoring .Kingston. Feffer scored as Wollert forced Jim at second. The score 10 to 3. Bill Bolger led off the seventh with a double to left. 'Guv Bolger's third hit was a single to left. Larkin doubled to left center scoring both runners. Miller's second double scored Larkin. Rosing lined to center to end the inning. In the eighth a single by Nolan, a walk to Bolger, a single by A terrific Australian Tag team match features Fred Kohler's all star mat show Friday night in the Lake County Stadium, Round Lake Park, 111. Ivan Rasputin, the bearded rugged heavyweight of Russian descent and Reggie Lisowski of Polish descent are paired against Walter Palmer, of Des Plaines and Billy Goelz, of Fox Lake. The match is to a two out of three fall verdict with a sixty Larkin and a home run by Paul1 minute time limit. Judson scored four more rims. It's pretty well known around the circuit that those Tigers of Johnsburg are strong finishers. They showed the same stuff again last Sunday at Algonquin in winning a 6 to 4 game in 11 Innings. The game* was so fully packed with thrills and heroics that one can hardly, find a starting place in relating events. Willie Klapperich was the winning pitcher, but travelled a rough road to victory. His control was off as 10 walks (one intentional) will bear out. But, Willie was around at the finish, pitching on a swollen leg. and with a stout heart all the way. Stan Mavis had a lot of zing in his pitches and carried the fight into the eleventh before switch ing positions with Don Blanken. Klapperich walked two batters in the third, but might have escaped had Charlie Hiller completed a double play as well as he started it. Charlie took Boyd's hopper near third, stepped on the bag to force Moehle, then threw high over first. Blanken stepped up to send a murderous triple to left, scoring two runs. Algonquin scored a run in the fourth and another in the *ifth as Mavis held the Johnsburg power in check. It was a walk to Broederdorf, a hit by Bangert and a run-scoring fly to center that counted the run in the fourth. Freddie Tipps led off the fifth with a double and moved to third when Boyd pushed a hit through second to cross up a special shift in the defense. Tipps scored on Blanken's fly to center. More Threats That was all the scoring for Algonquin in spite of serious threats in every inning. For instance the seventh when the strategy board decided to walk Blanken., to fill the bases. It worked as Boyd grounded to Howie Freund who stepped on •econd and fired to first for a double play to end the inning. Hie Tigers bunched their hits hi the sixth, to score four runs and tie up the ball game. Art Jackson led off with a triple close to the left field line. Dick Hiller walked. Si Meyer forced Hiller at second. Pitsen and Huemann lowered the boom with a double and triple, Huemann scoring the tying run on a single by Charlie Hiller. Some slick defensive work kept Algonquin from ending festivities in the ninth. F. Tipps was on first with a pass when Boyd slammed a triple to the far corner of left field. Ted Pitzen, who played a great game, recovered CUB SCOUTS WILL PRESENT FIRELIGHT CEREMONY IN CITY , »'On Oct. 4 the sky over McHenry win be lighted by the glow of a huge council fire and by the path of fire arrows finding their way back to earth. The wind will carry the throb of torn toms and the weird cries of Indians in their fascinating dances to their spirits of the great beyond. An Indian village such as no living person in this area has ever seen will again live on one of the probable sites it once occupied 150 years or more ago. On this night of October 4 the Cub Scouts of Pack 362 of McHenry will present for the approval of the people of McHenry and the surrounding area a Webelos firelight ceremony. The preparation for this program has been, and will be, carried on all summer by the Cubs in order to ready themselves for this first outdoor activity. The boys are making, complete Indian costumes, each of which will be created according to his own taste and admiration of a particular tribe. The Webelos award will be presented to a number of boys who have completed all the objectives arid activities Cub Scouting ha« to offer. The next step in the Scouting program that is offered to them will be the rank of Tenderfoot Scout, after which a whole new world of adventure and knowledge will be open to them. The people of the McHenry area are urged to help honor these boys by , being present on this night of Saturday, Oct.„4, at the V.F.W. park. The Lakers scored in the eighth on three singles. They might have had more but a perfect throw by Bill Bolger erased Wollert trying to go from first to third on Feffer's single to right. In the ninth a walk to Kingston and a triple by Jim scored the final run for Crystal Lake. The final score 17 to 5. Playtex Baby Products Wattles Drug Stone McHenry, 111. 42ntf the ball and got away a fast, hard j Bangert, throw to Howie Freund . Howie | Mavis, p relayed perfectly to Huemann to nail Tipps and keep that winning run away from the plate. Again in the tenth Algonquin was stopped when it looked like the game was over. Koch walked and was sacrificed to second. Zange drove what looked to be the finisher deep into center, but Art Jackson got under it and doubled Koch. This Does It > Tom Huemann, who had three hits besides fining right into Bob Tipps' hands, started the eleventh inning clincher with a hit to left. Klapperich sacrificed and both runners moved ahead wheat F. Tipps threw wild. Charlie Hiller then came through with his fourth hit to put Huemann across with the winning run. Klapperich stayed on second. Blanken replaced Mavis. Katz attempted to sacrifice, but wound up with a hit to his credit as he trewit Blanken's throw to first. iWwie Freund tapped in front of the plate. Boyd stepped on the plate and threw to first for a double play. Art Jackson's hit to left scored Hiller, but Katz was nailed for the third out as Bob Tipps made a perfect throw to the plate. » Klapperich set down Mavis on a swinging third strike in the eleventh, then caused a stir by walking bpth R. Tipps and Wilbrandt. Howie Freund took F. Tipps fly ball and Ted Pitzen hustled back to hand in Boyd's hard drive for the final out. Brother--that was a ball game! There were fielding gems that may have been slipped in review such as a somersault catch by Si Meyers on a low liner off Mavis' bat in the , sixth. In that same inning, Dick Hiller made a onehand stab to rob Bob Tipps of a hit. Then, we saw Lefty Bangert race around a tree in right field and get under Howie Freund's drive in the ninth. The game had everything. --for1 ;j,' 4' Totals si Score by Innings}, Johnsburg (ft) 004 000 02--6 Algonquin 002 110 000 0 --4 Stolen Bfcsts: A. Jackson, C. Hiller, D. Hiller Two-Base Hits: Pitzen; F. Tipps; Boyd, 2; Mavis. * * Three-Base Hits: A. Jackson, Huemann, Blanken. Sacrifices: Klapperich, Broederdorf, " Double Plays: H. «Freund to Katz; Jackson to D. Hiller to H. I roche close behind. Freund; Boyd to Broederdorf. Bases On Balls Off: Klapperich, 10; Mavis, 4. Struck Out By: Klapperich, 2; Mavis, 7. • ON THE "r <By Dorothy Davis and> ' Elsa Mary Reese Tlmr*day. July 31, 1.95%, |* are all thankful that he is now |i recovering and his injuries were If: not serious. p| Sunday evening Shirley An-" tonucehi and Al Pomierski werfe Saturday morning at 11 a.m. our . . . . . fleet sailed « race in which the " * cocl,U" party gtven skippers and crews had to run | f°r them by relatives and close friends at ' the Pomierski home. Shirley and Al will he married ^arly in September of this year,.. Our sailors of 15 years and ' younger have been sailing every Sunday. Buddy Mraz is leading from the clubhouse to their boat tied at) the pier, rig the boat, sail the race, and be back at the clubhouse with their boats all in order. The Pomierski brothers proved to be the fastest team, with Bill Fletcher and Jack De- Mrs, Reese the season, with Billy Stark in very generously donated a silver j second place and Bambi Marticke pitcher as the trophy for this in third positon. In a few years ^ race. . . ' our "C" boat skippers will, really"3 The Saturday afternoon race I ha^e some tough competition, was postponed because. of the Nex* weekend our sailors wil lack of wind. COUNTY LEAGUE Standings . \ W .. n --- V v - 12l ,» d , r Johnsburg Woodstock . • Richmond Algonquin , Shamrocks i-: 5 Spring GrctW . Crystal Lake - ; Merchants / Sunday's Result^ Johnsburg; 6,, Algonquin *4"; J li, innings). ; : Woodstock 8, Richmond 1. Shamrocks 17, Crystal Lake 5 Games Next Sunday Crystal Lake at Johnsburg Algonquin at Spring Grove Shamrocks at Richmond Woodstock at Merchants. Sunday morning there Was a nice wind and fair skieji an all- 'round perfect day for sailing* Bill .Fletcher of Y-88, sailed In for first place, the Pomierski's of Y-13 came in sedond. and Jack fDeroche of Y-3 was third. A mia- ;hap occurred during the race when JFrank Waters o* tl^j boat Y-l broke a sidestay causing the mast "to come down. V: Saturday night there Was the visual fine dinner-dance with the P.Y.C. Dand. • The steaks were charcoaled over the newly constructed barbeque pit. Sunday afternoon, Boots Jensen was towing some of the boats to their moorings when his outboard nearly hit one of the members of the club who was swimming. In order to avoid an aqcident, he g„„e„r„s .i n „M c„H enry rai,s edJ $128.75 i sw. *e rv• ed the boat and was thro.w. n f«o r .t.hI.e .b enefit of the Salvat°i on ! out in the ^p rocess. The pFr opeller TAG DAY COLLECTION# Doughnut Day volunteer tag- •viU. be up at Pewaukee Lake for thF annual Wisconsin Yachting association regatta. About sixty clasa boats from many lakes are expected to . atlend this, regatta. P R Q F E f J i n f l H L DIRECTORY Army on the annual tag day held in June, according to Mrs. Harold Vycital, local chairman. -- V < -- • Crystal Lake AB R H Kingston, CP 4 1 1 J. Feffer, IB 5 2 3 J. Jim, 3B 3 1 3 Willard. 3B 2 0 1 D. Wollert, C 4 0 0 E. Fteffer, 2B 0 V. Wollert, LP 3 0 1 Hautzinger, SS * 3 1 1 JOHN KOSTUCH GENERAL CARPENTER and REMODEUNQ Made To Order ELM RT. 176 WAUCQNDA -- AIR CONDITIONED TOURS, JULY 31 - Last Nite "CARBINE WILLIAMS" ifcfr types valances and cabinets, wladow lawn furniture. ' Tel. Wonder Lake 264! FRI. A SAT., AUG, 1-2 William Powell in "TREASURE OR LOST CANYON" Technicolor f$T '*?Wm^P?YWVr STOP SUN. A MON., AUG. 3-4 Donald O'Connor In "FRANCIS GOES TO WEST POINT" Sunday Matinee 3:00 p.m. Can't. TUES., WED. & THURS., ' AUG. 5-6-7 Randolph Scott in "CARSON CITY" J v : F o p n i a t l e n C h a n g e 1890 the total population at contttental Urtited States was 150,697, *1. The increase of more than 19 million persons over 1940 does not represent an unusually high per cent of gain if judged by pre-1930 stand •rds. However, it represents a rate of Increase twice as rapid as that which occurred between 1930 and 1840, and it brought the nation's total population almost to the figure which th 1940 had been predicted for 1980--a full generation hence. Thus the total population figure for 1990 itself indicates a sharp acceleration to* $>• *|fpfcted growth trend. Here's a sure cure for condensation drip from cold water Sipes, and it's effective immediately. Drip causes slippery oors, damages merchandise, rusts pipes and fittings. Quick, Clean, Easy to Apply Just wrap pliable, cork-filled NoDrip Tape around pipes. Forms a tight sealed jacket. Covers joints as well as straight J^ipes. Turns \yaste space into play, work or storage room. Roll covers £« AC 10 feet of Vi" pipe I VYCITAL'S HARDWARE 132 Green Si. SHEET METAL SHOP PHONE 98 McHenry, IU. Johnsburg AB R H C. Hiller, 3B * 6 1 4 Katz, IB 6 © 2 H. Freund, SS 6 0 0 A. Jackson, CF 4 1 2 D. Hiller, 2B 3 0 0 Si Meyer, RF 5 1 0 Pitzen, LF 5 1 1 Huemann, O 5 2 3 Klapperich, P 4 0 0 Totals 44 6 12 Algonquin AB R H R. Tipps, LF 4 0 0 Wilbrandt, RF 1 0 0 Moehle, IB • 3 0 .0 F. Tipps, 3B 3 2 1 Boyd, C 6 1 3 Blanken, CF 4 0 * Koch, 2B 4 0 1 Broederdorf, 3 1 0 Zange, SS 1 0 0 GENOA T H E A T R E ( S O a C I T Y W ; S C O N r N FRI. A SAT., AUG. 1 A 2 Continuous Saturday from 1:30 Laurie Rock Hudson Chas. Coburn in •HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY GAL" ' In Technicolor --Co-Feature -- Rod Cameron in %"CAVALRY SCOUT" In Color SUN, A MON., AUG. 3 A 4 , Continuous Sunday from 1:30 -Anne Baxter Dale Robertson Miriam Hopkins in t "THE OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT" TUES., WED. A THURS., AUG. 5, 6 A 7 Kathryn Grayson Red Skelton Howard Keel Ann Miller "LOVELY TO LOOK AT" In Technicolor SkyLine Drive-In theatre ULTRA-MODERN Ji£ MUe Northeast of McHeary, IU., on Route 120 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY -- first Show Starts at Dusk RAIN or MOON --K CHILDREN TN CARS ARE FREE UNDER 12 _ Our theatre is being sprayed nightly for mogquitoaa with Arwell, Inc. Product and equipment. Drying Chenille Pick a windy day to launder chenille spreads and they'll dry to a soft fluff with no brushing needed. As the spread dries, the wind rubs the tufts together so there's no chance of matting. LAKE t h e a t r e Crystal Lake, Illi««ls PHONE 644 Sunday Show Continuous from 5:00 P. M.; Week Days at 7:30 P. M. FRI. A SAT., AUG. 1-1 Dale Robertson Anne Francis in "LYDIA BAILEY" In Color SUN; A f MON., AUG. 3-4 Eleanor Parker Stewart Granger Janet Leig^h / Mel Ferrer in "SCARAMOUCHE" " In Color TUES., WED. 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