The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

"y y'VLee. Hiller, who has been do- 1 Iftg a good job of reporting the Johnsburg Tiger games, says he missed a point in not realizing that "Sonny" Miller batted , Matye. in the state tourf. .lliat's how it goes in this reporting business, Lee. One Qften misses and often forgets fcst the thing uppermost in adind. Chewing the baseball fat with Lee, we learned that the Tigers . won a slam-bang game at Kenosha last Wednesday night. i Enthusiastic reporters have ' given us a lot of sports coverage this summer. Would like to make it more complete and notice no news has come in about the younger fellows in the softball league. Can use more news on men golfers, too. Verona Kent takes good care ioxfy t he ladies at McHenry Coun- Club. " And, how are things up at Pistakee Country Club, Bill Malpede? The last time we were Up there, the place was humming with activity. And, Mama Malpede, you promised to get us a loaf of that famous bread! Somebody sent a note telling that Raynold Anderson of Richmond had a liole-in-one on the 225 yard No. 2 at the Hunters Golf Club last Sunday. Used a 2 iron. The thrill of a lifetime. Our Helen Busch, a great Cub fan, saw the Yankees beat bur White Sox last Saturday. We were anything but anxious to meet her on; Monday morning. Then the Sox won a double header from the same Yankees on Sunday. That saved us--some. And would you ever believe that Marie Yegge watched that double-header on TV rather than listen to the Cub game! We can prove it! *v Like all good fathers, Junior jFreund is trying to bring his lion up nftfh th'e proper outlook 4»n sports. And papa, being a staunch Cub fan, is trying to teach his son that the Cubs /ire really the only ball team iwrorthy . 0f support. So papa takes his son to see the Cubs play ball on Monday just to see how a real ball club plays the jgame. Holy smokers, did they blow it! We can sympathize with you, ; ^ Junior. For several years we . jiave planned to take our niece, . Louise Miller, to see the Sox / fllay ball. So we took her >when Baltimore was in town. : ;®Twas a great day--for eight Innings, them we blew it in the ninth. Anyhow, our Louise thought the peanuts and hot .= dogs were delicious. With the season drawing to a close the Tigers came 2 games closer tov retaining the County League crown. .. They are now leading the league by 2 games. The Elgin V.F.W. is in second place. In the first game, cut at 7 innings, Loren Freund held Hebron to only two hits and one run while his teammates scores sixteen runs qn' seventeen hits. Dick Hiller Had a perfect game with 5 for 5, including 2 home runs and a triple in the first three times at bat. Tom Oeffling also had a round trip ticket. Johnsburg AB' It H Dick Hiller, ss 5 4 4 Tony Freund, rf 5 1 0 Lloyd Freund, 2b 5 1 3 Art Jackson, of 5 3 % 2 T. Oeffling. If 5 2 3 S. Miller, 3b 4 0 1 Wally Frett, lb 5 - 1 1 T. Huemann, c 4 1 1 L. Freund, p 3 3 1 41 16 17 Hebron AB R H Andresen, 3b 2 1 0 J. Smith, p, ss 3 0 »0 Kuecker, lb 2 0 1 J. Sime, c 2 0 0 Drafz, cf 3 0 1 T. Nelson, ss, p 1 1 0 0 D. Smith, If 2 0 0 Holly 0 0 0 H. Jackson, 2b 2 0 0 Hansen 10 0 Triples: D. Hiller, Lloyd Freund, A. Jackson.. Home Runs: D. Hiller, 2; T. Oeffling. W i n n i n g p i t c h e r : L o r e n Freund. Losing pitcher: D. Drafz. Score by Innings: Johnsburg 2 5 3 0 1 1 4 Hebron 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 The second game turned into a pitchers' duel as Dick Drafz pitched a one-hitter but lost 3 to 1. Terry Britz, who scattered four hits anid allowed one run, had the only hit for the Tigers, a long triple to left field. It was the best game that I have seen this year. Drafz had excellent control and with a few breaks would have v^on the game. The Tigers defense starred in the second game with infield playing a beautiful game. Sonny Miller picked up some pretty good drives in both games. Next Sunday the Tigers play Crystal Lake at Johnsburgr- We have been asked to put . ;;in_a plug for the Pony League ;<wind-up next Sunday. Jack , Yegge has the whole story in the Pony League column. Needless to say, they want you to be ,4fiiere. It would be kinda nice ?of you. . . . . : ill ! Alderman Bill Bolger, who greatly interested in develop- |jng a complete recreational ' program in McHenry, telis us rthat the tennis courts are , xeady this week at the city jfltthletic field near the ball diamond. The entire setup is not ^complete, but will be in due , . time. Last Sunday the Tony an Construction Company Bluebirds, managed by Bob Schaefer, won6 the .minor league championship by defeating the Overton Motor Sales Falcons by a score of 11 to 2. In the first game a combination of the Owls and Eagles defeated a combination of the Orioles and Cardinals by a score of 16 to 14. Saturday night, August 9 is the" annual Little League dance at the V.F.W. Club House. Music isfby Bob Freund and his band. Come one, come all. This is a benefit dance for the kids who love to keep playing ball next year. Sunday, August 10 Major league ball at McHenry 1:00 p.m.--Fox Lake No. 3 vs Buss Orioles 2:30 p.m.--Fox Lake No.- 1 vs Sand & Gravel Eagles. 4:00 p.m.--Fox Lake No. 2 vs Tonyan Bluebirds. Due to unforseen circumstances Woodstock will be unable to play here this Sunday, but our gofcd friends from Fox Lake haye agreed to send their No. 1, 2, and 3 teams to challenge our teams. Sunday, August 17 at McHenry 1:00 p.m.---Wonder Lake vs. Hester Owls 2:30"f>.m.--Woodstock vs State Bank Cardinals 4:00 p.m.--McCullom Lake vs Overton Falcons This will be the last time you will be able to see our Little Leaguers in action. If you haven't witnesses a game this year, this will be your last chance. So try to attend. We feel sure our boys wiil give a good account of themselves against these outsii de teams. J^IDTAKEE ^LJACHT CU Johnsburg: AB R H D. Hiller, ss 1 1 0 T. Freund, rf 4 0 0 L. Freund, 2b 4 0 0 A, Jackson, cf 4 0 0 T. Oeffling, If 3 0 0 S. Miller, 3b 2 1 0 W. Frett, lb 3 0 0 T. Huemann, c 2 0 0 T. Britz, p 2 1 1 y 26 3 1 Hebron AB K H Andresen 4 0 0 J. Smith 3 1 1 Kuecker 4 0 1 Sime 4 0 1 Drafz 4 0 0 T. Nelson 3 0 1 D. Smith 2 0 0 H. Jackson 1 0 0 Holly 3 0 0 Hansen 1 0 0 B. Nelson 2 0 0 31 1 4 Left to right: (Standing) Will Smith, JF rank Zuelsdorf, Dick Wa&tf, Ed Hayes, A. P. 'Tony" Freund. Left to right: (Kneeling) Ray Conway, Charlie Frett, Nickie Justeri, Nick Petesch. We would like to search our files for information on the above team. Can any of you Old Timers give us a lead? SHAMROCKS WIN 14 to 3 GAME FROM RICHMOND by Mickey Schaefer The McHenry Shamrocks defeated Richmond 14-3 bfehihd the pitching of Gene Jaskot, who was touched for nine hits and three runs. The win gives the Shamrocks nine winSt- arid seven losses, which is good for fourth place behind Johnsburg^ Elgin VFW, and Crystal Lake. The win over Richmond was revenge for a 2^1 setback ill the fir^t round. Richmond is one of the .two teams to hold a victory over Johnsburg. The batting stars of the game were Jack Schaefer and Gene Jaskot with three singles and J a walk. ^ Scoring Innings j First. In the Shamrocjk's half ofj, the first, John Ksijbx led off with a walk, he was followed by Denny Freund Who also walked. Joe Stahek grounded into a pitcher to third fielder's' choice. Gene Jaskot loaded the bases vttth a single, then Denny Litwin's single brought home our fii&t run. Mike -Nickels then hijff a double driving in Freutid, Jaskot going when the ball g o t a w a y f r o m t h e c e n t e r fielder. Litwin scored and Ni- ' Pistakee sailors came home ckels to third. Richmond ' WHOA! | A last minute report tells r :V~f.'us' that th£ Chicago Firemen's i ^baseball team will play the Tigers at Johnsburg Saturday \ ^afternoon. Sorry there isn't * ;Vtime left to give this a spread, I; ;.|:iso please pass the word around. I 1 U Never saw the Firemen play, - but imagine the Tigers are | ; faced with strong opposition. | It promises to be a big event. VDAILY PINUPS: Nothing in this world is of real value; unless you value it j above its worth. The human hand can grasp f Only so much; the human'heart „/' is capable of holding so much 5 ;more. A A philanderer is a guy who [finally finds himself too good to be true. Thdre are many heroes without haloes. Snap judgment: candid camera. Score by Innings: Hebron 100000000 J o h n s b u r g 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Triples: T. Britz, J. Smith. Winning pitcher: T. Britz. Losing pitcher: D. Drafz. * SCHOO*. / \ NOTICE Any violation of the laws of sanitation 6n waters in this area can be reported to the Clean Streams Committee, Box 333, McHenry, 111. *SHOPIN MeHEKRY com i* A A* sunburned and weary after a three day regatta, 90 degrees heat and a "No wind, endurance Saturday race. Commodore Stewart Brown, of Beulah Lake Yacht Club, presented the trophies and the Wisconsin Yachtting Associations twentieth anniversary regatta became history. W. Y. A. was formed in 1938 by three Wisconsin yacht clubs with 18 boats competing in the first regatta. This year 76 boats competed. The association has always been a means for sailors within a reachable are to participate in regattas on a i most -democratic basis. On Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 8 and 9, our fleet will be sailing in the twelfth annual Okauchee- Pistakee regatta, held this year at Okauchee Lake Yacht club in Wisconsin. Good sportsmanship, friendly rivalry, plus the happy anticipation of visiting with the fine folk of Okauchee make this regatta^a highly enjoyable occasion.' Our competing boats include Y-l, Frank Waters, Y-2, Sid Peterson, Y-4, John Looze, Y-6, Roy Olson, Y-20, Gene Dietle, Y-22, Chuck Warnings Y-41, Bob Kellogg, Y-42, Don Looze, Y-66, Frank Davenport, and Y-88, Bill Fletcher. Okauchee sends word that the usual party will be held at the Okauchee club house on Friday evening, Aug. 8. The first race will be 9:30 a.m. Saturday. Members and guests of P.Y.C. are looking forward to the annual commodores' ball to be held on Saturday, Aug. 16, honoring all past commodores and the present commodore and Mrs. Arnold Rauen. » Peg Mraz, Pt ub. Director,' P.Y.C. four, Jaskot tried to steal third and the catcher threw the ball into left field. Jaskot came' in to score, but Litwin was out at,, second. 1 run, 1 hit, 1 error. Eighth. Nickels walked, stole Second, went to third on Bentz's single. Schaefer walked to fill the bases. Everybody advanced si base on Selling's passed ball. Becknel walked to fill the bases. John Knox. was safe on a fieldeifs choice with a run scoring. Denny Freund doubled home two runs, then Stanek's single brought two more home. Jaskot walked, but Litwin^ Nickels and Bentz flew out. o runs, 3 hits. The play of the game was when, Danny Freund, with one out and a man on second, threw the batter out and NiT ckles threw to Sehaefep to catch the runner on second trying to go to third. Sunday the Shamrocks play Eiundee at Dundee, Boj| Scores Richmond Werstein. SS Blume, RF H. Miller, CFC. Miller, LF R. Miller, 3B-P Ron Miller, C (Stilling Sghmith, IB Christenson, 2B-P Mack, P Arrenean, P-2B Shaw, PH brought in a new pitcher to face Bent?. Bentz beat out a bunt, bringing home Litwin with our fifth run. Jack Schaefer then« got the Shamrock's fifth- hit in a row,! a single putting Bentz on third. Schaefer theiv was out stealing and Benson struck out to end the inning. 5 runs, 5 hits, 1 error. Richmond got a run in the fourth, fifth and sixth to make the score 5-3. going into the last of the sixth. Sixth. Litwin was safe on Christenson's error. Nickels was also^ safe on an error. Bentz layed down a bunt and when the pitcher threw to third the ball got away from Rich Miller but he recovered the ball to throw Litwin out at the plate, with Nickels and B e n t z g o i n g t o s e c o n d a n d third. Then Jack Schaefer got his third hit in a row, scoring Nickels and putting Bentz on third. Schaefer stole second, but Becknel grouhded out and Knox struck out to end the inning. 2 runs, 1 hit, 3 errors. The Shamrocks got another run in the seventh when Denny Freund walked, Stanek flew out and Jaskot's third hit of the game put Freund on third. Then Jaskot wont halfway down between second and first. While they were p l a y i n g o i f J a s k o t , F r e u n d tried,, to score but was out, Jaskot taking second. On ball AB R H 5 0 2 , 4 1 1 4 0 2 4 0 1 3 1 1 4 0 1 ; 0y 0 & 4 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 / 2 0 0 i) 0 0 '33 3 '"9 AB R H 4 1 0 3 1 5 i 1 4 2 3 4 1 1 4 3 1 4 2 2 3 1 3 2 0 0 1 1 0 34 14 12 McHenry J. Knox, 2B D,- Freund, SS J. Stanek, RF G. Jaskot, P* D. Litwin, LF-C M. Nickels, IB D. Bentz. CF J. Schaefer, 3B R. Benson, C B. Becknel, LF Doubles: Freund, Nickels, Werstein Stolen Bases: Christenson, 2 Schaefer, 2; Bentz, Jaskot, Nickels 't Walks: Jaskot, 4; Mack, 2\ Arrenean, l; Christenson, 4 Strike Outs: Jaskot 6; Mack, 0; Arrenean, 5;, Ch'ristensen, 0 Winner: Jaskot .Loser: Mack * R HE McHenry 500 00216x 14 12 1 Richmond 0QP111000 3 9 5 0 Outdoors By Jack Walsh We have seen guite a few squirrels around lately. In fact, we should have some good shooting this fall. Squirrel seasons for Illinois are: Southern zone: August 1 to October, 15, inclusive. Northern zone: September 1 to October 31, inclusive. Dajily limit: 5. Possession limit: 5 on opening day and 10 thereafter. The Conservation Department informs us that applicants for deer hunting permits are causing a good deal of confusion by failing to include sufficient information with their letters. The only requirements are: 1. A first and second choice * of counties. 2. Five dollars. 3. The applicant's proper name and address*. v The dove population is quite high in our area this year. Hunters can anticipate at least a few full limits this season, provided their shooting eyis are good. Last Friday evening We headed for Lake Geneva. The only thing we had in 'mind was catching a batch of nice bluegills, so naturally we forgot to reserve a boat. Well, we had a pleasant little drive anyway. The starling problem in the Venice Park area on Boone Creek has finally been licked. For a number Of years the little pests have made nuisances of themselves by roosting there. Almost every device imaginable, including flares, was used to no avail. Then the best remedy in the world, for any kind of pest, was used. You guessed it. For two evenings shotgun blasts were heard along the creek. The result: No more starlings. SHOP IN McHENRY 1958 Lake Region Sports TIGERS TAKE DOUBLE HEADER FROM HEBRON by Lee Hiller Aug; 17 - monthly meeting and picnic at VFW McHenry 2, p.m. till ? Habachi steak and beans $1.50 per adult (children 6-12 50c). Bring your own bread, salad; etc. Liquid refreshments available on premises. Reservations must, be received by Sunday, Aug. 10. Reservations may be made by notifying Bill Doty (DE*ter 6-5835) or Dr. Peaslee . ^McHenry 489) Or by postcard to Bill Doty 1802 Morrow Ave., North Chicago. For those interested a short interesting tour will Mave* the VFW at 12:30 p.m., returning by 2 p. m. Members and invKed guests only. •W WWANI ADS! i ne Drive-in ULTRA-MODERN mile East of • McHenry on Route 120 Show Starts at Dusk Among4 minor accidents the county .this pafct weeke was one which occurred on the. Griswold Lake blacktop Satuj>* day afternoon when £ars-dru|t. en by Ira Dowell of ^ Emers^ Park and Roger R. -Rowe Elgin sideswiped. Neither driver was injutfccFf and only slight damage wash reported to both vehicles. y: TOTES -- 87c Men's DRESgj OXFORD $6.00 Women's KEDETTES i $8.00 (Children's' SHOES? $3.00 WHITE FLATS $8.00 ,CANVAS FOOTWEA $2.00 THURS - FPU - SAT AUG. 7-8-9 In VistaVision Elvis Presley - Carolyn Jones "KING CREOLE" 2 Color Cartoons & Short Subject \ Late Movie Saturday Ntte "LUSTY MEN" SUN - MON - TUES AUG. 10-11-12 In Technicolor "PROUD REBEL" Alan Ladd-Olivia deHavilland 3 Color Cartoons & • Short Subject WED - THURS -- AUG. 13-14 "THE COLOSSUS OF NEW YORK" And "THE SPACE CHILDREN" WEDNESDAY IS LADIES' NITE STARTING FRI., AUG. 15 "NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS" Children Under 12 Yea^s Free In Cars im First Show Starting At Dusk • FRI - SAT Double AUG. 8-9 Feature ' Dean ^lartin - Jerry Lewis In "JUMPING JACKS" And "SCARED STIFF" Late Show August 9 "VAMPIRE'S GHOST" SUN - MON - TUES AUG. 10-11-12 JBlvis Presley In 'ICING CREOLE" WED - THURS AUG. 13-14 1 Double Feature "FORTY GUNS" Barbara Stanwyck Barry Sullivan Also "COPPER SKY" Jeff Morrow - Coleen Gray Juvenile delinquency is proving that sope^ parents just are not getting at the seat of the trouble. A burglar's wife was badgering him for money. "Okay, okay, stop nagging," he grumbled. "I'll get you some as soon as the bank closes." SHOP IN McHENRY Golf is a lot like taxes -- you drive hard to get to the green and theii you wind up in the hole. COMPLETE • OFFICE SUPPLIES »OFFICE FURNITURE -Aibert J(rauie & So ROLLER DANCE SKATING LESSONS ON TUESDAY -- 6:30 to 8:00 P.M. AT JUST FOR FUN ROUS) RMK 608 Front St. (Kt. 31) McHenry, III. RINK OPEN TUES., WED., FRI., SAT. and SUN. 8:00 P.M. to 1U00 P.M. We Sell Complete Line of Skates -- $13.95 & Up. TREAT YOURSELF . . . GO OUT . . . FOR BIG SCREEN ENJOYMENT . . . SEE THE EtfeST OUTDOOR MOVIES! fAM THEATRE GRAYSLAKE, ILL. Open 7&0 P.M. Weekdays -- 7 ?.M. Sat. ft Sun. CHILDREN UNDER 12 -- IN CARS -- FREE WED - THURS - FRI - SAT -- QHMNrfRCK 808 E. Elm St. iraude PHONE 878-J on MfcHenry, I1L RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE McHENRY 2488 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS Board Your Dog by Day, Week or Month Shampooing -- Nail Clipping Training In •HUNTING • OBEDIENCE » RETRIEVING JUST 6-7-8-9 OF ALL! COLOR BF DEIUXE. ICINBMASCOPS juitus 1A ROSA # Plus Late Show Bonus Feature Saturday # AUGUST ld-11-12 A TIME 1 ^ , TO LOVE AN 1.1 1 A TIME I I TO DIE '.<• SUN - MON - TUES * UNvaULMTOMTlGML FVTUfef I JOHN GAVIN ULO PULVER JOCKMAHONEY DONDcFOK KEENANWYNN tANS.WOtrCW* The SONG of BERNAQETTE •TAMiNa Miss JENNIFER JONES An Encort Triumph) ROTH SHOES *v»i ' ' M4.K I ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Childrtsn (Under 12) '25^? Open Daily at 6:40 ' 4 > Slimmer Sunday Hours: Doors Open 4:80, Show Starts &;00> Adults 60c FREE PARKING . 125 C Tel JAckson 6-1421 V WED THRU SAT •: AUGUST 6-9 > jCT • . 0»n 0 PARAMOUNT PRESENTS r r •> Shows at 7:00 & 9:10. SUN - MON TUES AUGUST 10^11-12 SONG-LAUGHS-TECHNICOU Poc K - A ' &K£ BABV Sunday Shows at 5, 7, 9, Mon & Tues Shows at 7 & 9 WED - THtTRS AUGUST 13-14 Shows at 7:00 & 9:00': Starts Friday for 5 Days. "NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS" McHENRY9 THEATRE 218 Green St. Phone 144 McHenry, DL FRI - SAT -- A$rqi 8£ Double Feature ft&gran1* M-G-M presents AN EXPERIENCE IN SUSPENSE! CRY TERROR! Starring AND OREGON K PASSAGE JCmiMAgcoPC* AN AUIH> A*T15TJ SUN - MON - TIJES - WED AUG. 10-11-12-13 WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY -- AUGUST 13-16 "THE SHEEPMAN11 Glenn Ford - Shirley MacLaine & "CRY TERROR" ~ James Mason vew/$ SONG* LAUGHS * TECHNICQLtiR Po c k - a - babv Added Selected Short Subjects