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Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, July. 9, 1959 Bill Ahrens walked in with afellow about 6' 2" and caught us by complete surprise. The big fellow was his brother, Henry, whom we hadn't seen in some 37 years. A lot of water carried down Fox River in that spell of time so maybe both "Hank" and I have changed a bit. Henry grew up on McIIenry's west side, then followed the advice of the gold rush days to "Go West, Young Man - Go West". He landed in California and hasn't been back here. Says he started back hero when in the U.S. Navy, but lost his carfare in a poker game and never did get started .again. We enjoyed the visit aind a sense of humor that hasn't dulled a bit down the years. It may seem early to talk of the next bowling season in Mc- Jlenry, but hear tell that Betty Gende will operate the Palace. Carl and Hans Behnke made ! many friends and operated the Palace in a creditable manner. We wish Betty the same . success in her now business venture. A1 Fritz, who reports your Softball news each week in nice fashion, tells us there will be a benefit game Saturday night - proceeds to go toward a worthy cause. Read Al's review this week for future de- ' tails. If you haven't been watch- \ ing the soft ball games at the t V.F.W. diamond, you have • missed some fun. Saturday j night woudl be a good time to i be there. XO HITTER -- Edward Stacknick gave Pony L e a g u e f a n s , p l a y e r s a n d coaches a real thrill Sunday as he pitched a no-hit, no-run game for the Giants. That's quite a trick in any league and something to be very proud of since it seldom happens even once in a lifetime. « BLACKHAWK DAY -- *<• Next Sunday afternoon at about 4:30 o'clock the Mc- » Henry Blackhawks will have * their day at the city baseball diamond. You may not know the u Blackhawks are a baseball n»,team made up of Pony League "•» grads. If you read the reports X each week, you will know they - are the winningest team in the whole area. This team took form last winter when Pete DeCicco, * Louis Swedo and Lawrence «* Klapperich decided to get " something started for the boys _Joo old for Pony League, and too young for other groups. * They are well outfitted, thanks 4 to several sponsors who will - be on hand next Sunday for * this special event. a Len Keller. President of the ; North Suburban league, Mayor .. George P. Freund and other leaders will be present. As a special attraction, the Ameri- , can Legion will send their youngsters in the Drum and ' Bugle Corps. w Local TV business firms * promised to have the P.A. system in readiness as their part • in making the day a success. Remember. It's next Sunday. ~ We would like to acknowledge all phone calls informing us that the National League "won the All-Star Game. Our ronly explanation is that Casey Stengel had too few White *Sox players in his lineup. £DAILY PINUPS It's been said "there's nothring new under the sun" but ^plenty of fireworks have been *heard under the moon. * £ A philanthropist is a person fcwho practices what he preaches, "where there's a will, ^there's a way. JOHNSBURG NINE IN ANNUAL TRIP TO STATEVILLE Game Ends In Tie As Time Runs Out After The Eighth By Lee Hiller At 7:30 a.m. Saturday mornj ing, July 4th. the Johnsburg i Tigers boarded Frank Schafer's bus and headed for State- . ville for their annual game with the Stateville Trojans. Accompanied by two of Mc- Henry's local businessmen, Joe Gausden and Chuck Miller, they arrived at their destination at 9:15 a.m. .After security measures at the entrance, they proceeded to take a tour of the prison workshops and fac i 1 i t i e s. ! Among the many places of interest were the Stateville High i School, furniture factory, ma- , chine shop and the mess hall. Next was a meal of fried ; chicken, wilted lettuce, cream style coni, with ice cream for . dessert. The meal was com- ; mented on favorable by all. Immediately following the i meal was the ball game and what a game it turned out to be. At the end of the eight i innings of play, the score was tied 5 to 5. Wally Frett turned I out to be the big gun of the • day with three hits, two of which turned out to be big ' blows. i Three Tiger pitchers saw ac- ; tion and all performed magnif- , icently. The following is a play i by play description of the game: I SATURDAY JULY 4, 1959 JOHNSBURG > vs | STATEVILLE TROJANS i Batting: Order Pos. j Madden s.s. I Frett lb. I Freund 2b. i Hiller c.f. ! Miller 3b. I Oeffling l.f. I Huff r.f. j Novak c. ! Drafz p. I Wilson sb. Strunk s.s. Napue c. Purdy r.f. Moore c.f. Salvo lb. | Musa 3b. j Powell l.f. i Muth p. I -- First Inning i Tigers: MadderK--g-rounded I out, Strunk to Salvo. Frett drew a walk. Freund hit into ! force out at second. Strunk to Wilson and safe on fielders • choice. Hiller grounded out | Musa to Salvo. No. Runs: No Hits: No Er- ! rors and one left on base. | Trojans: Wilson drew a j walk. Strunk called out on , strikes. Napue struck out i swinging. Wilson went to second wild pitch. Purdy flied j out to Oeffling. No Runs: No Hits: No Eri rors and one leit on base. • Second Inning I Tigers: Miller grounded out, , Wilson to Salvo. Oeffling called out on strikes. Huff beat o u t i n f i e l d s i n g l e . N o v a k grounded out Wilson to Salvo. No Runs: One Hit: No Errors and one left on base. Trojans: Moore drew a , walk, Moore stole second. Salvo struck out and safe on an error by Novak who let the / -- ball .get away. Moore going to third on th^ play. Salvo stole second and Moore stole home. Musa struck out swinging. Powell grounded out, Freund to Frett and Salvo went to third on the play. Muth called out on strikes. One Run: No Hits: One Error and one left on base. Third Inning Tigers: Drafz grounded out unassisted to Salvo. Madden grounded out, Strunk to Salvo. Frett singled to right field. Freund singled to left, advancing Frett to second. Hiller flied out to Mpore. No Runs: Two Hits : No Errors and two left on base. •r Trojans: (Huenhann n o w catching for Tigers) Wilson singled to right -field. Strung safe on error by Frett and Wilson went to third on play. Strunk stole second, on a rundown on Wilson and Wilson jsafe. Napue doubled to left and ; out trying for third and both I runners scored. Purdy doubled j to left field. Moore struck out swinging. Purdy went to third on passed ball. Salvo hit an inside the park home run to center field. Musa singled to center field. Powell struck out swinging. Four Runs: Five Hits: One Error and one left on base. Fourth Inning Tigers: Miller flied out to Moore. Oeffling grounded out Wilson to Salvo. Huff flied out to Moore. No Runs: No Hits: No Errors and none left on base. Trojans: Muth drew a walk. Wilson struck out swinging. Strunk called out on strikes. Napue called out on strikes. No Runs: No Hits: No Errors and one left on base. Fifth Inning Tigers: Huemann doubled to left field. Drafz drew a walk. Madden drew a walk. Frett beat out infield hit and runner scored from third. Freund singled to left field scoring runner from third anci Madden picked off third, Powell to Musa, runners on second and11 first. (Belcher now pitching) Hiller drew a walk loading the bases. Miller singled to left field scoring runner from third and bases still loaded. Oeffling flied to Musa and Freund was doubled at third. •Three Runs: Three Hits: No ! Errors and two left on base. Trojans: Purdy safe on er- j ror by Huff who dropped fly ball. Moore called out on , strikes. Purdy stole second. ' Salvo struck out swinging. Musa flied out to Huff. No Runs: No Hits: One Er- Tor and one left on base. Sixth Inning Tigers: Huff tripled to center field. Huemann drew a walk. (Smith batting for Drafz) Smith called out on strikes. Huemann stole second. Madden called out on strikes. Frett singled to right field scoring both runners. Frett stole second. Two Runs:* Two Hits: No Errors and one left on base. Trojans: (Cropinski in for Powell) Cropinski flied out to Hiller. Belcher flied out to Hiller. Wilson safe on error by Freund. Strunk drew a walk. Napue struck out swinging. No Runs: No Hits: One Error and two left on base. Seventh Inning Tigers: Hiler struck out swinging. Miller struck out swinging. Oeffling flied out to Cropinski. No Runs: No Hits: No Errors and none left on base. Trojans: Purdy (Britz pitching for Schafer who releived I Drafz in the sixth intii&g) j Sing* led through the box. I Moore sac bunt sending Purdy i to second. Salvo called out on I strikes. Musa struck out swingi ing. j No Runs: One Hit: No Er- ! rors and one left on base. Eighth Inning Tigers: Hifrf grounded out to Strunk to Salvo.. Huemann grounded out, , Musa to Salvo. Britz drew a walk. Madden beat out infield single and Britz went to second, jfrett grounded out. Wilson to Salvo. No Runs: One Hit: No Errors and two left on base. Trojans: Cropinski flied out to Oeffling. Belcher struck out swinging. Wilson called out on strikes. No Runs: No Hits: No Errors and none left on base'. Johnsburg /(5) AB R R. Madden, ss 4 0 w: Frett. lb 4 1 L. Freund, 2b 4 0 D. Hiller. cf 3 0 S. Miller. 3b 4 0 T. Oeffling. If 4 0 J. Huff, rf 4 1 ft. Nowak,- c 1 0 'T. Huertiahn, c " 3 2 D. Drafz, p 1 1 B. Schmitt, ph 1 0 T. Schaeffer, p 0' 0 T. Britz. p 0 0 33 5 Stateville (»> AB R Wilson. 2b 4 1 Strunk, ss 3 1 Napue, c 4 0 Purdy, rf 4 1 Moore, cf 2 1 Saluo, lb 4 1 Musa, 3b 4 0 Powell, If 4 0 Cropinski If 2 ' 0 Muth, p 1 0 Belcher, p 2 0 H 1 3 2 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 10 H 1 0 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 34 5 6 Doubles: Purdy, Napue, Huemann Triples: Huff Home Runs: Salvo Walks: Drafz - 3, Belcher - 3, Schaeffer - 1, Muth - 3. Johnsburg 000 032 00 Stateville 014 000 00 Struck out by: Drafz - 11, Muth - 1, Schaeffer - 1, Britz - 4, Belcher - 4. "Old Barn" Ruftirftage Sale Planned July 15-16 The Jewish Studies Group tof MoHenrv county will hold its fourth annual "fMd Barn" rummage sale on Wednesday and Thursday, July 15 and $6, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. T|e sale will be held at Maurj&e Gladstone barn, located norfh on Rt. 31, across the street from St. Mary's cemetery, Mc- Henry. Among the items offered for sale will be clothing, dishes, toys, furniture, textiles, jewelry, pictures, baby clothes, knick-knacks and many othfr items. " : Trouble Is only opportunity dressed in work clothes. SOFTBALL NOTES By A1 Fritz Tuesday night McCullom Lake held onto second place by defeating Buss Motors 7-4. A 4 run 6th inning was the margin with George Street hitting a 2 run homer. MeCullom scored 3 runs in the first on 2 singles, a double and triple. Buss came back with 3 in che second on 3 singles, a double and one error. Bob Peisert lead Buss with 3 straight hits. R H E Buss Motors 0300010--4 112 McCullom L." 3000040--7 8 3 Hettermann delt Casey's their 8th straight defeat 14-4. A big 7 run first inning was enough for Hettermann when they came up with 8 hits including 4 doubles and Dick Miller's first of two homers. Buddy Miller hit a 2 rtfh homer in the 4th. Casey's scored 3 runs in the 2nd on 2 hits and 5 Hettermann errors. RHE Casey's C)300100-- 4 4 2 Hettermann 7113110--14 16 6 Thursday night Old Bridge, Icid -by Bob Nolan, defeated Ilans' Tavern 10-5. Nolan hit a single, double and a 2 run homer good for 5 RBI's. Old Bridge jumped out to a 6 run lend before Hans' scored 2 in the 3rd on 4 singles and a walk. Dick Caporras tripled in the first but was out at the plate trying for a home run. R HE Old Bridge 1230301--10 12 2 Hans' Tavern 0020210-- 512 7 Holliday Inn gave Bimbo's a scare in the second game when they scored 4 runs in the 6th and 1 in the 7th to tie the score at 8-8, but in the bottom of the 7th, 3 errors and a pop fly single scored the run that Bimbo's needed to win 9-8. John Hayes lead Holliday with a 2 run homer in the 6th and a double good for 4 RBI's. Morenz and Golbeck hit back to back homers in the first with Morenz adding a single and double for the day. R H E Holliday Inn 0210041--8 9 5 Bimbo's 4100301--9 10 6 Keep this date in mind, July 11th at 8 p.m. there will be a benefit game made up of 4 players from each team to play the first game and the second game will be Bimbo's playing • ho All-Stars from Antioch. This promises to be a. night filled with many surprises so bring all your family and friends. STANDINGS W L Bimbo's 6 1 McCullom Lake • • 6 2 Old Bridge 5 2 Hettermann 5 3 &ans' Tavern .... 3 5 Buss Motors 3 5 > Holliday Inn 3 5 "Casey's 0 8 Tonights games will be Holiday Inn and Hettermann's and Ihe second game will match Hans' Tavern and Buss Motors. It Pays To Advertise! TKERSEDa WOODSTOCK 3-2 AT JOHNSBURG Loren Freund Wins Pitching Duel With Classy 6-Hilier By Lee Hiller On Sunday, July 5, Loren Freund and Arlo Liebert hooked up in a real pitchers dual on the local diamond and Freund's Tigers gave him another victory. In the first inning. Madden led off grounding out to third. Frett followed with a single and was out at second by a fielder's choice on Freund's grounder to short. Freund stole second, Miller walkecfand both men scored on Sonny Miller's solid double to left' center. Oeffling grounded to second for the third out. Woodstock scored their first rtin in their half of the first when Burmeister was hit by a pitched ball and went to second On Brown's walk. Both runners advanced on a wild pitch and Burmeister scored on Liebert's sacrifice fly to right field. Both teams were held scoreless until the Tigers added an insurance ran in the 8th. Frett singled and scored on Lloyd Freund's triple to center field. He stayed at third while Hiller grounded out to short and was out when Hiller bunted. Oeffling flied to center to end the inning. BLACKHAWKS WIN OVER GLENVIEW IN ELEVENTH, 6-5 By David Klapperich and Jack Yegge The Bla c k h a w k s Pony League Grads continued their ; wining streak last Sunday, July 5, when they defeated a strong team from Glenview on the Glenview diamond in an eleven inning game. Bobby Gates drove in the winning run to make the score 6-5. Billy DeCicco pitched seven innings and was relieved by Paul Morenz who was credited with his third win of the season. Jack Yegge got a home run. R. Madden, ss 5 0 0 W. Frett, lb 4 1 2 Lloyd Freund, 2b 4 1 1 D. Hiller, cf 2 1 0 S. Miller, 3b 3 0 1 T. Oeffling, If 4 0 0 J. Huff, rf 4 0 0 M. Freund, c 4 0 3 Loren Freund, p 4 0 0 34 3 7 Woodstock (2) AB R H Musser, 2b 4 0 1 Burmeister, If 3 1 0 Brown, cf 3 0 0 Liebert, p 3 0 0 Henning, c 4 1 1 Scharnall, rf 4 0 1 Sorenson, lb 4 0 2 Selchold, ss 4 0 1 31 2 6 The batting averages lor ;the first half of the, season, are as follows: Av. Adams . .500 Morenz .385 Aguirre .350 Gates .310 Yegge ,25Q| Bennett .22^ Klapperich .195 DeCicco .167 Reese .167 Winkle .167 Templeman .125 Swedo /.... .125 W L S.O. DeCicco p. 3 0 34 Morenz 3 1 23 Adams 1 0 12 STOCK CAR RACES SUNDAY NITE Double: Scharnall, S. Miller, M. Freund Triple: Lloyd Freund Strikeouts: Freund - 6, Lie- Woodstock made a gallant attempt to win the ball game in the last of the ninth when Ilenning hit safely, went to second on Martinni's walk and scored on Sorenson's hit to right field. With runners on first and third, Freund got out of the inning by getting Selchow on a fielder's choice. Next Sunday the Tigers play Algonquin at Algonquin. Next week Johnsburg will play in the State Tournament again. Anyone who would like a ticket can obtain one from one of the players. Johnsburg (3) AB R H CRYSTAL TTjc «M THC.MRl FOX LAKE TOY CLUB MIKE COYNE, Manager SEMI-PRIVATE 18 HOLE COURSE On Rt. 12 & Geneva Rd., Fox Lake, III. For Tournaments, Weddings, and Banquets We Have Complete Private Facilities A.G.A. Members & Guests Welcomed NO WAITING ON TEE! PHONE JUSTICE 7-0609 Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route' 120 Show Starts At. Dusk FRI w Object lesson: "People always jjcome before things." * News is generally a bigger £boon than advice, just as criticism strikes one as curt, while compliment sounds so nice. * Discontent is a disagreement ^with one's self that gets what «it wants, or loses what it's had. LETS GO ROLLER SKATING AT JUST FOR FUN MLER RINK ROUTE 81 -- McHENRY, ILL. Open Tues., Wed., Fri„ Sat. 8c Sun. 8 to 11 P.M. 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