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Thursday, November 8,1956 fffxra j^jr U/oJ&aJI. other ball carriers are as follows: John Hogan, 6-45-7; Lundberg, 3-8-2; Granger, 10-40-4; Huemann, 1-44-4; Litwin, 3-19-6; English, 4-20-5. * PHteoHTl lYying to start a column with election results coming in thick and last is a bit of-a problem. As near as we can get it at this point, it looks like the Republicans will be doing most of the celebrating tonight. No matter who wins, it looks like we will have to get up and go to work in the morning. • SJ But, the Republican joy can be nothing compared to the spirit We saw last Friday night when the McHenry Warriors won their third straight football game that r lifted the team to third position ' in the final standings for the season in the strong North Suburban league. ' Jack Pheanis was a happy coach as the season wound up with greater success than McHenry had seen before in this league. He had some real good boys in there this year and might have won two more games with any kind of a rabbit's foot working for his interests. • You don't alibi in sports, but there is no denying that injuries w r e c k e d M c H e n r y ' s o f f e n s e through the middle of the season. The line was strong, but the backfield needed full strength all the way. Ronnie Howard was one of the team managers and we wondered if he might not get trampled in the rush the last two games. Guess he's fast. They are talking in bowling circles about Jack Skaling's feat of picking up the „ 4-10 railroad twice in a row Thursday night at McHenry Recreation while^ bowling with the Fitz Realty teaim. Psychiatrist to patient: "When did you first discover that you enjoyed paying your income taxes?" This week it is Pat Kosti who goes to the head of the class among the lady bowlers. Pat clipped the pins to the tune of 219 in one game for a 555 series. Fellows like Dennis Litwin, a senior playing for the first time in McHenry, kept the backfield hustling by being ready to step in and do a good job when needed. When you think of hard running, you can't miss thinking of P. J. Schneider, but the best runs we saw all year were by Team Manager, LeRoy Hiller. All jokes aside, LeRoy. showed great spirit in taking over the manager's job when a slight physical problem kept him out of the lineup. Co-operation pays off in team effort. We saw line coach Cliff Fulton and every coach on the staff right out there plugging for the team and giving Coach Pheanis a hand in every game. We were proud of Paul Yanda's band and just loved to watch those snappy \ime cheer leaders bounce around trying to urge the team to go "tha-a-a-t way". Don Howard's announcing was real good and helpful to fans trying to follow the game. DAILY PIN-UPS Exaggeration is the human element that talks big and ends up in a whisper. Every towering oak was once a tiny acorn. Two of the softest things to lean on are a soft shoulder and hard cash. Work upon marble is one that will perish; wisdom in hearts is one that we'll cherish. Laughter is the lubricating oil that keeps a spark-plug from becoming a crank. Robbie's Fearless Predictions: Ohio over Indiana Michigan State over Purdue Northwestern over Wisconsin Pittsburg over Notre Dame Colorado U. over Missouri Oklahoma over Iowa State Iowa over Minnesota Army over Wm. & Mary Georgia Tech over Tennessee U.C.L.A. over Washington 0 THE GREAT OUTDOORS By Jack Walsh Our lighting system grew dimmer each game by comparison with other schools, but that will be corrected in another year. No complaints as the season wound up in great style. But believe yoilme, if the school board doesn't provide a press coup at the new field we are going to tote along our old camp chair in one hand and a thermos bottle full of coffee in the other. We won't try to appraise the value of each player at this time. Let's wait until the Kiwanis football banquet Monday, November 26th and hear what their coach saw in each boy. WARRIORS WIND UP SEASON WITH 7TOO VICTORY Beat Libertyville Football Team In Battle To Finish G T E Q LH RH FB In case you are planning a picnic any day now, Billy Pries has constructed some permanent berfches on the V.F.W. grounds. Patent pending. Portable benches cause so many problems that can never arise with these new cement bases, sliwer-proof numbers. Be it a cook-out in June or a freeze-out in January, Billy is prepared. Guess we can't forget football. Bill Hecht, a statistician of note, tells us that P. J. Schneider carried the ball 8 times for 48 yards for an average of 6 yards per try. Figures in the sgfnp order for The Pheasant season opens Sunday^ November 11th' «t 12 noon. During the balance of the season shooting hours are from sunrise to sunset. The season runs from November 11 November 30. Daily kill limit is two and possession limit is four^ We have seen quite a few pheasants in this locality this year and the shooting should be good. There are also a good number of partridge around. It is unlawful to shoot them at any time. With all the dry weather we have been having the sloughs and fields are very» dry. Remember to completely extinguish all cigarettes and matches. Rabbit season does not open until November 24th. This late opening on rabbits worked out well last year. The main reason for this late start is to cut down on diseased rabbits. The manufacturers of shotgun shells are trying to discourage the reloading of shot shells. Quite a fuss is being raised by one in particular. Here is a case where sportsmen will have to stick together. Trapping season for mink, muskrat, racoon, oppossum, skunk and weasel opens Thursday, November 15th at 12 noon and runs to 12 noon, December 31st. We went coon hunting with Carl Tomm the other night. We didn't have any luck, but sure enjoyed ourselves. Carl's dogs treed three coons in one tree Monday night. His dogs must have had a good time fighting with all those coons. --Jack Walsh. McHENRY 7 Caron E Schirrike T McMahon G Olson C Vogt Zimmerman •......... Baker Huemann ' Lundborg ., Granger Schneider .... Subs: Feyerer, Raycraft, English, Taylor, Hogan, Houck, Horn, Bourchardt, Diettle, Cepulis, Litwin, Conway, Hoffman, Hogan^ Serry, Walker and Wilier. LIBERTYVILLE 0 Prussing . '..... . E Fitzsimons -- T Traynor G Bailey .... r. * C Hon/... G Ross T Foote • E Faltynski Q Wood LH Swanson R Currie FB Subs: Evans, Myers, Wilhelm, Betjeman, Nelson Vanaken, and Geary. The Warriors of McHenry high battled hard to give the home crowd the thrill of victory last Friday night in the final' game of the 1956 football season. It was McHenry 7 -- Libertyville 6. The Seniors bid farewell to McHenry as Huemann led the Warriors to a well deserved victory. P. J. (Ironman) Schneider scored a touchdown and Huemann's pass to Baker for a point after touchdown was the only scoring in the game. The defensive play of both squads was remarkable. McHenry kicked off to Libertyville with Cepulis' kick-off taken by Currie on Libertyville's 34 yard line and he was tackled by Huemann on the 35. Wood was smeared by Olson and Caron on the 36 and P.J. tackled Evans on the 38 yard line. Wood's punt to midfield was taken by Granger and returned to Libertyville's 49 yard stripe. First and ten for McHenry. Then Granger carried for 6 yds, Lundborg for 3 yds. and Huemann to the 37 for another 1/10. Backfield in motion set McHenry back to the 42 yard Jine. Granger made no gain and Huemann gained 2 yards and thert 1 -yard-.- Huemann then punted to Libertyville's 9 yard line. Libertyville 1/10 on their 9 drew a B.F.I.M. penalty back to the 4 yard line. Evans was stopped for no gain by Schimke. Attempted punt was offside and Libertyville recovered inside the 1 y.l. Libertyville punted to their 24 yard line--1/10 for McHenry. Huemann's hand off to P.J. for a 24 yard jaunt for a touchdown. Huemann to Baker pass for conversion made the scorp McHenry: 7, Libertyville: 0. Cepulis' kickoff taken by Swanson on Libertyville's 10 yard lino. SWanson returned to the 34 yard line where he was stopped by Schimke and Vogt. Schimke and Zimmerman naile$l Evans for a 5 yard loss. A 15 yard penalty set Libertyville back to the 14 yard line. A pass by Faltynski was knocked down- by Caron. Evans hit the line for 5 yards and was stopped by McMahon and Vogt. P.J. turned Wood back for a 5 yard loss to the 14 yard line and Faltynski punted to Lundborg on the 28 yard line. 1/10 for McHenry on Libertyville's 28 yard line. Lundborg carried for 2 yards, Granger for 1 yard,and Hogan picked up 10 yards for a first and 10 on the 16 yard line. ; Second Quarter Defensive play predominated throughout this quarter inside Libertyville's 35 yard line. P. J. went for 3 yards to the 13 yard line. McHenry's fumble recovered on the 15, followed by two incomplete passes, after which Libertyville takes, over. P. J->stops Evans for no gain, then Vogt stops Swanson for na gain. Sctiimke smeared Evans after a yard gain. B.F.I.M. penalty declined by McHenry. Libertyville punted to Granger on the 45 yard line. 1/10 for McHenry on the 42 yard line. P. J. for 2 yards and again to the 19 y,ard line where P. J. and Baker converged on a loose ball. P. J. leaves the garfte. First and 10 for McHenry. A 5 yard penalty put McHenry back to the 33 yard line. Huemann carried to the 24 yard line witlT Libertyville taking over 1/10. Swapson stopped by Vogt on the 28 yard line! McMahon and Vogt stopped Faltynski for no gain. Eichinger stopped Faltynski for a 1/10 on the 36* yard line. Libertyville draws a 5 yard penalty. Cepulis and Vogt nailed Faltynski fdr a 5 yard loss. Feyerer stopped Faltynski for no gain. Faltynski punted to McHenry's 35 yard line with seconds remaining. Huemann holding the ball to' kill the clock. Second Half Second half kick off by Libertyville. Hogan taking the kickoff on the 10 yard line racing to the 32 yard line through a broken field and brought down by Faltynski. 1/10 McHenry. Granger for 8 yds., Huemann to the 46 and a fumble recovered by Caron. Offside penalty put the ball on Libertyville 49 yard line. 1/10 McHenry. Huemann no gain. P. J. back in, good for 1 yard gain. McHenry fumble. Libertyville takes over on their 44 yard line. McHenry smeared. Swanson no gain. Caron nailed Faltynski after a 2 yard gain. Eichinger breaking through to smother Swanson for a 3 yd. loss. Faltynski gambled on a pass: to Foote on the 31 yard line of McHenry brought down by Baker and Caron. McHenry and Cepulisset Swanson back for 1 yard loss. Caron stops Libertyville after a 2 yard gain. McHenry smeared-- Swanson on the line of scrimage. Caron leaped high to snare a pass intended for Nelson on the 8 y&fd line. McHenry 1/10. Granger for 3 -- Huemann for 5 -- Hogan to the $6 yard line. 1/10 Lundborg for 1 yard -- Huemann for 19 to the 46 yard line. 1/10 -- Granger for 4 yards, Hogan for 10 and a 1/10 on Libertyville 40 yard line. Huemann for 3 yards, Huemann for 2 yards, Litwin for 4 yardsij Huemann no gaih. Libertyviifr t&kes over. Quarter jendfog. libertyville 1/fO ct>n • iheW vard line. McMahon and ScJiijrilte broke through and Taid Faltynsl# back for 'a 5 yard loss. McMahon and Olson stopped Swanson -- no gain -- Libertyville picked up 5 yards -- offside penalty declined by McHenry. Faltynski punted to Caron on McHenuy 48. yard line. No return. Carori injured on the olay. McHenry i/10 on the McHenry 48 yard line. Visitors Take to Air Huemann no gain -- Litwin fdlr 5 yards. Libertyville penalty 1& yards illegal use of hands. Mo- Henry 1/10. Libertyville 31 yaflj. line. McHenry B.F.I.M. 5 yard peri' alty. Lundborg for 6 yards Granger no gain -- English noty in at halfback -- English for 6 yards -- Hogan short of a 1/10 --• Libertyville takes over. An incomplete pass -- Olson breaking thru to rack up Faltynski for a 6 yard loss. Another incomplete pass. Libertyville punted out to their 40 yard line, Hogan receiving. Hogan plunges for 14 yards to the 26 yard line for a 1/10. English for 5 yards -- Granger for 6.1/10 on the 14 yard line.' English for 3 yards. McHenry fumbles, Libertyville recovered. 1/10 on the 14 yd. line. Completed pass to, the 27 yard line brought down' by Conway and Baker.. Two incomplete passes. Libertyville' passes to the 42 yard line. 1/10 -- Libertyville set back 8 yards by Cepulis. Eichinger stops Faltynski on the . line of scrimmage. Conway breaks through to set Libertyville back another yard. Cepulis and Vogt break through for another yard loss, McHenry taking over on the Libertyville 30 yard line. Game ending with McHenry in possession of the ball after one play good for a yard by Huemann. To the victors go the spoils and how sweet they must be to Jack Pheanis and Cliff Fulton. Fulton got his dunking. The boys messed up the goal posts. Well, they were old ones anyway. Senior substitutions were too hard to keep up with so good luck to, all you.sen-, iors as you further yourselves in' higher education. See you at the Kiwanis Football Panquet Monday, November 26, 1956 at McHenry High School, 7'30 p.m. Tickets available at the school. - McHENRY RECREATION -- Foresters-- , J. Herdrlch, 523; D. Freund, 205; J. Phelan, 200; T, Thennes, 208; G. Rodenkirch, 556; J. Knox, 228; L. Thennes, 540; B. Klapperich, 534; C. Freund, 528; J. Schaefer, 214; D. Hester, 536; C. Weingart, 211-544; L. Nimsgern, 202. Commercial-- T. Wiles, 554; G. Barbian, 220- 546; R. Justen, 235; D. Weber, 209- 564; R, Gilliford, 211; V. Adams. 545; L. Thennes, 212-563; R. Pries, 200. MCHS WRESTLING SCHEDULE 1956-57 Thur. Nov. 29--Grant at McHenry --Varsity--7 p.m. Tues. Dec. 4--Wauconda at McHenry-- Frosh-Soph & Varsity-- 7 p.m, Tues. Dec. 11--Wheaton at McHenry-- Frosh-Soph & Varsity-- 7 p.m. Fri. Dec. 14--Lake Forest at McHenry-- Varsity & Frosh-Soph-- 7 p.m. Tues. Dec. 18--McHenry at Crystal Lake--Frosh-Soph & Varsity --7 p.m. Tues. Jan. 8--McHenry at North Chicago--Frosh-Soph & Varsity 7 p.m. Thurs. Jan. 10--McHenry at Palatine-- Frosh-Soph & Varsity--7 p.m. Thurs. Jan. 17--McHenry at Libertyville-- Varsity--4:45 p.m. Thurs. Jan. 24--Warren at McHenry-- 7 p.m. Tues. Jan. 29--McHenry at Elgin --Frosh-Soph & Varsity--7 p.m. Tues. Feb. 5---Zion-Benton at McHenry-- Frosh-Soph & Varsity-- 7 p.m. Thurs. Feb. 14--Conference Meet Preliminaries at Crystal Lake Sat. Feb. 16--Conference Meet at Crystal Lake Semi-Finals and Finals Fri. & Sat., Feb. 22 & 23--Sectional Tournament D. of A-- B. Leight, 189-439; V. Diedrich, 183-198-524; L. Blake, 176; M. A.- Thennes, 445; M. Harrison, 430; A. Wilcox, 179-463; G. Doyle, 186- 436; B. O'Brien, 464; E. Nimsgern, 455; E. Albright, 430; G. Barbian, 441; J. Weyland, 177-451; I. Thompson, 431; A. Gaulke, 487; N. Hamelitz, 471; Tuesday Sixty-Niners-- D. Freund, 484; S., Sutton, 184- 498; L. Crouch, 445; D. Freund, 459; E. Modinger, 432: J. Pieroni, 451; H. Busch, 439s Business Men-- H. Blake, 528; A. Wagner, ,542; R. Boro, 228-568; F. Erklin, 213- 567; A. Mullere, 205-532. Nite Owls-- P. Schultz, 190-442; P. Kosti, 219- 555; V. Nemke, 176-436; N. Bowman, 460; P. McGinley, 465; R. Kluk, 462; ,C. Colman, *79-493; F. Svitanek, 435; J. Diedrich, 430; E. Rand, 447; L. Vavondio, 457; B. Dowell, 473; G. Bradley, 434. Nite Owl Standings: 8. Prager ::S'^'^^14" 13 9. Freund Oil Co7 ' 13 14 10. Park Pub \ - ll 16 11. H. E. Buch & Sons 10 17 12. Clark Chevrolet 9 21 Thurs. 9:15-- Houghton, 549; E. KOCIL 213-"587; M. Eichinger, 202-528; J. Busch, 547; Krause, 206-542; Kreutzer, 529;" Corso, 536; Suttop, 212-580; Larkin, 312-561;. Crouch, 201-570; S. Vrbik, 529; R. Guzzardo, 212- 537; S. Buenzli, 205-547; J. Ciechon, 206; R. O'Brien, 222; W- Pries, 215; B. Worm, 234; Booker, 202. Mon. Comm'I. -- JR. Osterby, 203-560; V. Adams, 209; D. Weber, 530; R. Gilliford, 531; R. Kleinhuizen,, 236-572; J. Kalk, 542. -- BOWLING PAR -- Thurs. Nite Ladies Standings: W L 2. Atlas Prager 16 8 Read Che tv&nt Ado, W L 1. Al's White House 19 5 . 2. Craft Milk Cooler 17 5 3. Mi Place 15 9 4. Pastor Constr. Co. 14 10 5. McHenry Theatre' 13 11 6. Quinn's Inn 11 13 7. Worts /Service 11 13 8. Rooort Hay Constr. 10 14 9. McHenry Theatre 10 14 10. Scliroeder Iron 9 15 11. Wolff Bait 9 15 Thurs. 9:15 Standings: W L 1. Old Bridge Tavern 16 11 2. Kent Corp. 16 11 3. F. M. Television 16 11 4. Fitzgerald's Realty 16 11 5. McHenry Auto Body 15 '12 6. Riverside Barber Shop 15 12 7. Blatz 14 13 "JUST FOR FUN" R@Sl@r Skating Rink 608 Front St. on Rt. SI McHENRY, ILL. Open - Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. & Sun. 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEE -- i:30 TO 4 P.M. We sell complete line of shoe skates £ $18.95 Sl op » Becker's Kennels Complete Training And Boarding For All Breeds • Obedience • Hunting Retrieving BOARD YOUR DOG BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH PUPPIES AVAILABLE OUT OF Field Ch. Imperial Bob V Becker Now At Stud Phone McHenry 436 -- Route 1S4, 3 mile West of U.S. 12 THE AMERICAN LEGION POST 491. McHENRY. ILLINOIS Invites all residents of McHenry & vicinity to a "Veterans Day Dance" to be held at the Legion Home on Saturday, Nov. 10th from 9:00 P.M. There is no charge for this event, it is "On the House". You need not be a veteran, all are welcome. Music by George Freund & his Orchestra Refreshments will be Available** CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB Rmm" -- SERVING DAILY -- 5 P. M. To 10 P. M. \ • * Saturdays from 5 to Midnight Sundays 12 Noon to 10 P. M. IT S HERE! SUNDAY SPECIAL! FAMILY STYLE C«KEN INER $1.50 per person (Children under 12 - $1.^0) Mereury Mark OUTBOARD CONTINUING OUR FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL: FISH FRY-- All You Can Eat For $1.00 CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB On the Johnsburg Blacktop Road, l'/t Miles North of Rte. 120 The Mercury outboard engine just announced for 1957 has six--in line--cylinders, and develops no less than 60 h.p. This should be the fastest of all outboard motors. This new Mercury Mark 75 is expressly designed for cruisers and other larger outboard boats. A 75H version is offered for those who want top speed on lightest craft, as race drivers. Piston displacement is 59.4 cubic inches, and the engine is of modern short-stroke design. The Mark 75 is available in electric-starting, generator model. COME IN TODAY FOR A FREE D>i^ONSTRA¥i@N RUE Mark 212 8. Green St. SPORTING GOODS MARINE SUPPLIES HOBBY SHOP Phone 1000 McHenry, DL Closing Date Postponed-Until Nov. 18th Two Shows Nightly First Show at 7:15 FRI. & SAT. NOV. 9-10 Double Feature Program "BONZO GOES TO COLLEGE" Maureen O'Sullivan Edmund Gwenn also "COLUMN SOUTH" Audie Murphy - Joan Evans Technicolor MIDNIGHT SHOW SATURDAY, NOV. 10 "THE BRAIN SNATCHERS" SUN.-MON. & TUES. NOV. 11-12-13 "THE BIG SKY" Kirk Douglas - Dewey Martin WED. & THURS. NOV. 14-15 Double Feature "BRONCO BUSTER" John Lund - Scott Brady Technicolor also "MEET ME AT THE FAIR" Dan Dailey - Diana Lynn Technicolor Crystal Lake, 111. Phone 644 Sundays Continuous from 3:00 P.M. Saturday Matinee 2:15 P.M. Other Days 7:15 P.M. FRI. & SAT. NOV. 9-10 ALSO SAT. MATINEE "REBEL IN TOWN" John Payne - Ruth Roman SUN.-MON. & TUES. NOV. 11-12-13 "PILLARS OF THE SKY" Jeff Chandler - Dorothy Malone CinemaScope & Techhicolor WED. & THURS. NOV. 14-15 "HOW TO BE VERY. VERY POPULAR" Betty Grable - Sheree North Bob Cummings CinemaScope and Color by DeLuxe THEATI Phone JAckson 4-1421 Wauconda, 111. Route 176 Adultsp60c Children (under 12) 25c Open Daily at 6:40 p.m. Open Sundays at 2:30 p.m. FREE PARKING . 125 CARS LAST DAY THURS. NOV. 8TH Double Feature Program "A CRY IN THE NIGHT" with Edmond O'Brien Brian Donlevy & Natalie Wood also "NAKED SEA" FRI. & SAT. NOV. 9-10 tMrifaatad by KO (AOtO rtCTUKS, he. SUN.-MON. & TUES. NOV. 11-12-13 Double Feature Program INEMASCOPfc • TECHMCOl k A t ^ also "THE AMAZON TRADER" STARTS WED. NOV. 14TH FOR TWO DAYS "THE PROUD AND PROFANE" HettermannV Tavern* ,15 Holiday Inn Lay's Tavern Leo's Painterettes TODAY ONLY 'CRIME IN TI STREET" Sal Mineo:/ FRI. & SAT. Two All Time Great Double Barreled Westerns "BUFFALO BILL" Joel McCrea ^ "RAWHIDE" Tyrone Power SUN.-MON. & TUES. "PILLARS OF THE SKY" v a story of THE CROSS, Faith and the savages of the West. Jeff Chandler also showing "HOLD THAT LINE" Bowery Boys WED. NOV. 14 "THE KING & I" GENOA T H E A T R E BRowninc 9-6321 a WED.--SAT. NOV. 7-10 ADULTS ONLY AOUITS omw] ttirtMa Show Time--7> 00-9:30 SAT. NOV. 10 2:00 P.M. ONLY 'THE JOE LOUIS STORY" SUN.-MON. & TUES. NOV. 11-12-13 WILLIAM HOLDEN Sun. 2:00-4:17-6:34-8:51 Mon.-Tues.--7:00-9:17 NOV. 14 POWER & THE PRIZE *t< iii via " * 218 So. Green St. Mc Henry, Illinois PHONE FREE PARKING Open Daily 6:45 P.M. Open Sunday 2:45 P.M. THURS. NOVT~8 "ODONGO" Rhonda Fleming MacDonald Carey CinemaScope Color by Technicolor FRI. & SAT. NOV. 9-10fl Double Feature Program 'TROGMEN COMMANDOES" Jose Ferrer - Trevor Howard CinemaScope Color by Technicolor SUN.-MON. & TUES. NOV. 11-12 & 13 Double Feature Program JEFF DOROTHY E/CHANDlER-MAlftNF Ouisiil® lh«f3W | a* omuw noma • A unhkal-riummioml nctuK WED: & THURS. NOV. 14-15 Double Feature Program Once at 8:15 Gary Cooper - Paulette Goddard "UNCONQUERED" Color by Technicolor Im Thrilling COLORF JRI0CES * V«r» Miles • Marfan! SaiRIDU AN aukd artists pictuk Once at 7:00 P.M.