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If •vtf E*lhj£, CUaA&h. Joe Grobel, McHenry's Chief -« '^f Police, tells us that tickets '^are on their way again for the " ; j:«ollege All-Star football game. ' i$$r' 1 Vs The idea in back of this ticket distribution is to give some of '• .four young people a chance to ... see the Pros and Stars perinform. Of course, there is no 1 jitge linjit. If children are un- - 'I'-:-;.tier driving age or the age When they can travel alone, yire are pleased 4 to furnish tickets for their parents or adults .who may want to furnish transportation. Please phone 6r drop us a note telling the number of tickets you would like to have. We .will' distribute them the fairest way we can find. Those of you who have seen the All-Star games know about the added events and impressive ceremony that go to make this more than just a slambang football game. ED BUSS JR. IS CHAMPION AT COUNTRY CLUB "Julie" Reports fi The Highlights ' Of "Hookey Day" Congratulations to Ed Buss) Jr., our local Ford dealer, on the wonderful display of consistent golf that he employed in winning the McHejrf^^Coun try Club Championship. Nevt^more-thkn a stroke off the^ffoce, Eddie just kept plugging away, and at the end of 72[ holes of model play, found hmi with a total of 293 and1 seven shots ahead of Earle Seepe, who until the last day set the pace for the first 3 runds. " Second place went to Earl Seepe, the 1957 C. C. Champion. Others to ' finish were: Vale Adams, 3rd; Paul Overton, 4th; Norm Knaack, 5th; and Frank Rourke, 6th. A letter on the highlights from Hookey«£>ay at McHenry Country Club: Wednesday, July 23, came into our beautiful Fox Valley and the weather was a day dreamed about. But never was there a day so perfect that even the once-a-year golfers shot some of their best scores. The prizes-given out for golf achievement as well as the door prizes were well selected and the winners, I'm sure, were so happy that it can do nothing more than to prove that the roots of Hookey Day are more surely rooted into the turf of the club than ever before. The games committee did an outstanding job in the way the outing was conducted. A male comedian provided the laughs after-the presentation of prizes and for a full hour kept the group on its toes. ' That entertainment was topped off by the bull sessions and Saw Jake Buss in town Fi- I aniateur jokesters around the So. Don't be bashful. Let us know as soon as possible if you waBt to attend. A fellow came in this week selling stock in the Cubs. Turned out to be a McHenry Old Timer, Martin Smith. We get a kick oUt of those annual visits, but this one was too short. Martin likes to talk .sports and about McHenry in days when everybody went to the ball game on Sunday afternoon. Of course, we like to listen and do a bit of gabbing about those things ourself. Lee Hiller's report on the state baseball tournament will tell you tjiat Lloyd Freund went on a real hitting spree. Hear tell the bat slipped out of Lloyd's hands on one occasion and almost scored a bullseye! The tournament All-Star list includes Lloyd for infield duty and Art Jackson in the outfieid. Both are real good ball players. TIGERS ROMP OVER MANDY'S OF ELGIN 11-2 LAST SUNDAY by Lee Hiller With the State Tournament over, Johnsburg continued on their rampage' in the County League by scoring an 11-2 victory over Mandy's Tap. Including this game the Tigers have scored an average of 11% runs per game in their last 8 performances. \ Lloyd Freund continued his hitting spree with 4 for 5 at the plate. Included in this was jk triple to the scoreboard to center field. Butch Novak had a good day with three hits. Runs crossed the plate fri all but the seventh inning. The clouds kept most of the people away, but there still were quite a few people at the game. Loren Freund turned in his finest pitching performance the season, allowing only 2 runs on 8 hits. SHAMROCKS WIN AND LOSE CLOSE GAMES INWEEK Beat C. Lake 5-4 4 And Lose 3'to 2 v T To Dundee Nine "f- Mandy's Wold Grouteger Miller Rowlett O'Hare Anderson Gannon Bayer Meyers Davis Bernard Tigers D. Hiller G. Ferund Lloyd Freund A. Jackson T. Oeffling S. Miller . B. Klapperich W. Frett B. Novak Loren Freund Aft 2 5 5 5 4 3 4 2 1 2 1 34 AB 3 5 5 4 5 4 1 4 5 5 41 R 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 R 2 1 2 0 3 0 0 1 2 0 11 H 0 1 2 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 8 H 1 0 4 2 2 0 0 2 3 1 15 esta Day, but. ha& no chance to visit wjith hfih. Now, there's a fellow 3|£id can give you history on McHenry. Saw him heading for the registration circle where Gib Howard was greeting the homecoming crowd. Saw our .White Sox last week and decided we will have to make a few changes. Saw Nellie Fdx get mad (not angry, plain mad) and think that is just what some of the players need. Little Nell has spunk. It looks like a possibility that we could miss the pennant this yeai\ but next year has to be a sure thing. They can't miss! DAILY PINUPS: Blessed are they who in helping with the solution do not become part pf the problem. Looking at life is good, seeing what you look at is better, understanding what you look at is best. It's not what we do but what we find undone that does things to us. bar. One., of the outstanding per-: forihalteeS/of tire- day was put on by Earle Seepe, shooting the course from the new first tee in sixty seven shots. This score is now recognized as the ne\y course- record and only beaten once before by golf pro Gene Battastoni, shooting a sixty-six over the same course in the 1957 Pro Amateur event. Our congratulations to you Earle; you have given the boys something to shoot at. The golfers, on Hookey Day, said without question or doubts, that the club is in the best condition of its history. Thanks to A1 Purvey, the head greens keeper, and to assistant greens keeper Harold Michels. Luncheon and dinner put on by the very capable manager, Bob Hurst, received praise from the taste 'till the last mouthful. I'm sure that the food will have the guests tjack next year, trying to break down the dbors. And that's saying a mouthful. Until next year's Hookey Day, keep your putter warm, and we'll be seeing you. The Pro--"Julie". Innings 1 23 456789 Mandy's 001001000 T i g e r s 2 1 2 1 1 3 0 1 Doubles: Anderson, T. Oeffling, W. Frett. Triples: Lloyd Freund. Winning pitcher: Loren Freund. Losing pitcher: Davis. A^dog*s bark may be worse than, his bite, but not as expensive ' --Anonymous. TRAFFIC DEATHS DOWN Gov. William G. Stratton announced there were 18 fewer traffic deaths in Illinois dur*" ing May than there were for the same month in 1957. Total FOX VALLEY RIDERS •W' 'I1 <• •!• <• IN FOURTH PLACE Iri STATE MEET » Lloyd Freund Hit Ball At .450 Clip; Glenview Is Winner by Lee Hiller The Shamrocks have naa a busy time, playing Dundee last Thursday evening in a losing Z to< 2 effort, then upsetting Crystal Lake 5 to 4 on the losers' diamond last Sunday. Jaskot pitched both games for McHenry and might have ad two victories with a' little uck riding his way. He allowed only foiir hits in the abbreviated 6-inning Dundee game, struck out nine and walked only mvo batters. The^first inning saw Dun'd score Vo runs on one hit and sme decisive lapses. In the next inning^ they scored one run on two hits, featuring a triple by pitcher Plauck which sent Duvell around from fiist base to score. Jaskot led off the fourth inning with a single, stole second and scored on a hit by Bentz. Kay scored for McHenry in the sixth after being safe on a fielder's choice. Bentz moved him up with a single and Benson got the RBI with another safe blow. Crystal Lake Game In the Crystal Lake game Sunday afternoon, the McHenry team bunched three hits with an error to score four runs. Benson started the splurge with a double. A walk to Knox, hits by Denny Freund and Nickels, plus an error at Short on Joe Stanek's bounder also combined for af nice lead. Freund drove Knox in with a run in the seventh that proved to be the winner. Crystal Lakp came to life with two runs in the seventh and two more in the ninth. Hansen's triple drove in two runs in the last inning, but Jaskot finished strong to end the uprising, i John Knox proved ap^ideal lead-off man in this gatile as hfe hit safely twice and walked three times for a perfeW^ay. Richmond will come tjQ McHenry next Sunday for a game that should attract a^large humber of fans. The Fox Valley Riders Wednesday night meeting was held a t K a z i m o u r ' s R e s o r t . Our next Wednesday night meeting . . .... .will be held at the Champagne fatalities were 159 as ccwn- Hour club in Fox River Grove. pared to 176 deaths during We would like to take this op- May 1957. Tfcie governor also stated that the death toll for the first five months of 1958 was 668, a reduction of 20 per cent from the 831 total for the same period last year.. May was the eleventh consecutive month in which fatalities were less than in the corresponding .month of 1957. King Horn Stamps at R Place Tavern with package goods portunity to thank Kazimour's for the use of their room the last few weeks. Twelve motorcycles and a car with our sound system attended the Fiesta Day parade in McHenry. On July 27 we participated in the V.J. Day parade in Woodstock. Mike Benson of McHenry was voted in as a new member this week. Good riding, Mike! Watch for the posters about our Scrambles Races on Aug. 13 17. The races will start at 1:30. RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE MchENRY 2436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS Board Your Dog by Day, Week or Month Shampooing -- I<Tail Clipping Training In • HUNTING • OBEDIENCE • RETRIEVING With great hitting power, the Johnsburg Tigers placed a strong fourth in the Illinois State Tournament held at Elgin's Wing park. Lloyd Freund narrowly missed Winning the hitting crown as he had nine hits in twenty at bats. Glenview took the crowd with great playing and fine hitting. In the second round againkt Aurora the Tigers scored seven runs in the bottom of the ninth to win by the score of 10-9. I? was a rea,l crowd-pleaser and all the fans .marveled at the great come from behind playing. After this game the Tigers were called the "Cinderella" team, of the tournament. This win put them in the finals for the state crown. r On Friday evening the Tigers played Joliet in their attempt to play for the Championship on Saturday evening. Behind after seven innings of play, 11- 5", they tried to pull it out of the fire again, but this they fell shprt by 2 runs. They didn't give 'till the last man was out though. Lloyd Freund had his big night of tournament with 5 for 6. The fans were sorry not to see Ron Madden in any of the games after his injury in the first round. He would have helped a great deal. With the crown lost, the Tigers played the Sylvano Red Wings for third place. It wasn't their night, however, as they scored only 2 runs on 7 hits The Tigers hit at a .305 clip in the tournament, which is -a remarkable percentage against teams of that caliber. Manager Joe Frett commented after the final game, "Well next year's another year." Shamrocks Knox, 2b .-Freund, s$.. " J a s k o t , p r" Kay, lb Bentz, cf Benson, c Lincoln, li Schaefer, 3b Stanek, rf Dundee D. Plauck, p G. Hopp, ss V. Hopp, 3b R. Hopp, If Poffpnff, c M. Fritz, 2b Duvell, lb P. Fritz, rf Burrow, cf 3-base hits: D. Plauck^ Struck out by: Jaskot, 9; Bases on balls off of: Jaskot, 2; Plauck, 2. Wild pitch: Jaskot. Winning pitcher: Plavck. Losing pitcher: Jaskot. AB 3 2 3 2 3 3 2 2 22 AB 3 3 3 3 2 2 3 3 1 23 % a *1 <H* 0 * % »!' 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 H i 0 2 1 0 1 1 6 H 1' 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Shamrocks AB R H J. Knox, 2b 2 2 2 D. Freund, ss 5 1 3 J. Stanek, rf 3 1 0 G. Jaskot, p 4 0 0 M. Nickels, lb 4 0 1 D. Bentz, cf 5 0 0 J. Schaefer, 3b 4 • 0 1 R. Benson, c 4 1 1 Lincoln, If 3 0 0 Becknel, If | 1 0 0 34 5 8 Crystal Lake AB R H Heather, cf 4 0 0 Philpot, lb 4 1 2 Hansen, 3b 3 0 2 Schneider, If 0 0 0 Wallen, lb 3 0 0 Reinert, c 5 0 0 Stranic, ss 4 0 0 Ackman, rf 4 0 1 D. Feffer, 2b 2 1 0 Peacock, p 3 1 1 Johnson, rf 0 1 0 32 4 6 LEGION ALGONQUIN 14 TO 4 WITH '1$HIT ATTACK ; ! by Ron Smith ' 'i I--r1- The loe&i i Legion team held on to first! place with a 14-4 victory over Algonquin at Algonquin last Friday nite. The team smashed out 11 hits for a new high this^ season. Butch Aguirre, who pitched a creditable game, also led the hitting with 3 for 4, including a triple.' Ron Smith, Jim Justen, and Ron Creutz each had 2 hits to back up Aguirre. Justen's were both long triples good for 3 runs. The victory assured us of a first place tie if we defeat Marengo at home orj Wednesday, July 30. This is our final regular season game before the pUfyoffs. We won our first encounter with them 6-4 at Maengo in the first game of the eason. Highlights of the hit {Wade were as follows: Scoring Ijnnlngs S&ond--Jim Justen tripled to leftfield. It was his second of the year. Ron Creutz singled driving in Justen with our first run of the game. It was Ron's 7th RBI of the season. Joe Sanford struck out. Aguirre walked Schaefer flied to right. Gates flied to left. 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors. Third--Tom Roti was safe on the thir^d, baseman's error. Ron Smith bunted safely for a hit with Roti advancing to second. Both ruhners advanced on a wild pitch. Moss was hit by a pitch, loading the bases. Justen cleared the bases with his second triple of the game, a long blast to left. It was his third of the year. Ron Creutz struck out. joe Sanford walked. Butch Aguirre singled, driving in Justen and the third baseman's error allowed Sanford to score and Aguirre to take third. Aguirre scored when the second baseman muff- First Show Starting At Dusk FRI - SAT -- AUG. 1-2 "THE VIKINGS" Kirk Douglas *- Tony Curtis Ernest Borgnine - Janet Leigh Added 3rd Feature Saturday Nite -- Aug. 2 . . "STRANGER AT MY DOOR" y MacDonald Carey ,* Patricia Medina ^ SUN - MON - TUES AUG. 3-4-5 Rouble Feature Program "ATILLA" Anthony Quinn -•Sophia Loren 2nd Feature "HOT SPELL" Shipley Booth - Anthony Quinn WED-THURS -- AUG. 6-7 Double Feature Program "DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS" Sophie Loren - Anthony Quinn And "COUNTRY MUSIC HOLIDAY" F^rlin Husky - Rocky Graziano ed Schaefer's grounder! Schaefer stole second, his 12th of, the year. Gates walked. Roti flied to center, but a mixupof throws allowed Schaefer to score and Gates to take third. Smith walked and stole second, his 8th of the season. Moss struck out to end the threat. 7 runs* 3 hits, 4 errofs. Fifth--Schaefer was safe on the shortstop's error and proceeded to steal his 13th base, of the year. John Gates singled, Schaefer holding third. Roti lined out to the center fielder, allowing Schaefer. to score on a sacrifice fly with Gates taking secnd. Ron Smith's second hit drove in Gates but Ron was out trying for two bases. Moss popped to short. 2 runs, 2 hits, 1 error. <Sixth--Justen lined deep to le^fr Cre.utz flied to right. Sanford walked. Aguirre singled for his second hit. Schaefer was hit by a pitch to fill the bases'. Sanford scored on a wild pitch. Gates walked to load the sacks again. Roti .struck out to end the inning. 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors. Seventh--Smith grounded to second to lead off. Moss doubled down the left field chalkline and advanced to third on a wild pitch. It was his 6th double of the year. Justep struck out. Creutz ' walked. Moss scored when the shortstop bobbled Sanford's ground ball. Aguirre lined a triple to rightcenter, driving • in Creutz and ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Children (Under 12) 25c • Open Daily at 6:40 i Summer Sunday Hours: Doors Open 4:80, Show Starts 5:00 Adults 60c FREE PARKING • 125 CARS! Tel JAckson 6-1421 LAST DAY THURS., JULY 31 "THE VIKINGS" Starring v Kirk Douglas - Tony Curtis Janet Leigh FRI - SAT -- AUG. 1-2 Double Feature Program "ACROSS THE BRIDGE" Starring Rod Steiger Also "HIGH HELL" SUN - MON - TUES AUG.. 3-4-5 THE I FASTEST GUN TO KINGDOM CONE!; •5co^fQPg| CTAMINO FRANK LOVEJOY STARTS WED., AtJG. 6 FOR FOUR (4> DAYS "KING CREOLE" Starring Elvis Presley n REST YOURSELF ... GET FRESH AIR . „ SEE A BIG SCREEN OUTDOOR SHOW! HUM OUTDOOR THEATRE GRAYSLAKE, ILL. Open T:$0 P.M. Weekdays -- 7 P.M. Sat. ft Sun. 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