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Pag* Ft & THE McHENRY PLA1NDEALER £a/t£l'Utdfohj - * aft»• • ..»• ---* •'SO I HEAR" The big-fight for the heavyweight championship took our minds off baseball for a time this week, just at a time when softie of us needed a change. We know how some people feel when they, say "Yankee, Go Home". That trip Casey Stengel took to the hospital certainly did his .team a world of good. TIGERS SWEEP TWIN BILL FROM HARVARD NINE Elgin Vets Come To Johnsburg Next Sunday Afternoon The Tigers won a double header at Harvard by the scores of 18-2 and 5-0. Teddy t.i.r ed, ofr being on the shu ort end, ;! Sc, hae,f er , a, nd .D ic,k Drafz hurl- „ „ , ,, • ^ ed a double win for Jto h, nsb, urg. On - the local scene, the Shamrocks are getting mighty a n e e u by Chris Nelson McHenry Club News By Jack Buckie I went to Chicago on Monday, June 13, and got so tired out looking at all those tall buildings that I forgot all about my deadline for this column and it never did get in. I hope my two readers will forgive .me. Just to bring those two faithful souls up to date On what happened on Sunday, June 12, here are the results of the second round of the of 1-run ball games. Next Sunday they hope to greet visiting Crystal Lake with a barrage of ba%p hits to. jnake certain of victory. Sonny Miller started the.first game; and pulled a muscle in his arm and waS unable to June1 17 and 18 Pistakee Y a c ht club was the guest of; President's Tournament: Class Long Lake Yacht club for the A: Buss beat Seepe; A. Jackannual Long Lake, Pistakee , son beat J, Varese; Adams beat Regatta. In the first race of! Bennett; Kadisak beat Larkin; the regatta Bob Rowland, skip- Class B: Wesilius beat Beckper. arid Nancy Schmidt arid enbaugh; Nickejson beat Bucksurvive the first inning. Ted1 Jerry Sunburg, crew, on LL 1 >e; Betjeman beat Wattles; Schaefer was brought in and ! won by a good margin, setting | Reihansperger beat Rink. I managed to shut out Harvard j a stiff pace for the rest of the j Low net winners on that A 2 to 1 loss to Algonquin for the rest of the game, al-1 fleet. The second position was day were: Overton, Kinsala, l a | t S u n d a y i n e l e v e n i n n i n g s j l o w i n g o n l y t w o h i t s . J o h n s - ] c a p t u r e d by Ron S c h l o e m e r , l A d a m s , . W e b e r , B e t j e m a n , hafe the boys ready to break burg exploded for 18 runs on j skipper, and Ron Leaganger, j Schmidt, Varese, Fitzgerald oul in a rash. We mean a rash I 16 hits with T. Huemann and j crew, on Y 36; a few seconds > and Harpling. Blind Bogey ofrbase hits. • j Bernie Schmitt leading the at-hater Don Looze. skipper, and winners were: Kinsala, Rourke i j tack with three hits apiece., j Chris Nelsen and John Mas- J and Nirhsgern. jfclet "Judge" Landgren on j Lloyd Freund chipped in with j elter, crew, on Y 111 swept The semi-final • round of the Mfrin Street this week so we j a home run and single. Melvin ; over the line for third. ' President's tournament was ar^bled in to see if the two of ' Freund and T. Schaefer had1 The second race of the re-| played last Sunday, June 19, two hits apiece. j gatta was won by Norm; which, incidentally, was the The second game was a tight Reese, skipper. Secojid was ta-; finest golfing weather we have pitchers' duel between D. Drafz | ken by Tom Cooper, LL 101. ^ad all year. Here are the reof Johnsburg, who allowed, Skipper of LL 1 won third sUlts: Class A: Buss beat J. only two hits, struck out 13 place. Bob Rowland, skipper' Varese; Adams beat Kadisak. while walking only one, and and Ron Leaganger, crew. j class B: Weselius won by for- After a delicious lunch serv- | feit over Nickelson; Reihansed to us by Long Lake Yacht: perger beat Betjeman. That bunched for the five runs. It j club, the trophy presentation means the finals, which are looks like Johnsburg is back j was started with Commodore to be played Sunday, June 26, fieild posting pictures of Sox I to their old form, so let's hope' Rowland of Long Lake doing, \Vill find Buss battling it out players on the back bar so the | they keep it up. i the honors. The first place i with Adams for the Class A bqss ordered them down. j This week the Tigers travel | trophy was awarded to Bob j slice of the melon, and Rei- : to Racine Saturday night to Rowland, who also won the hansperger meeting Weselius DAUy Pinups play the Racine Red Birds and ' Mark L. Fisher trophy, skipper | head-on for the Class B hon- An optimist is one who can Sunday afternoon they play of LL 1. The second place ors. These should make a couus; could give Glenny some trfuble. Guess he went out the ba£Jc door when he saw us coming Frank Meyer was there to. toss out a few remarks about our colorful White Sox. Uijcle John Dreymiller had just left so our visit was tame. Gifcss some of those Cub fans hs^d objected to Madeline May D. Sanka who allowed only eight hits. But, the hits were enjoy the scenery even on a detour. JA football fan is one who is interested in the figures on the sweater more than on those in triem. bdgins with wishful winking aiid ends up with wishful thinking. host to Elgin VFW at ,Johns- j skipper was Norm Reese, Y | pje of interesting matches, burg. July 3, Johnsburg travels < 27, who also won the George ; Good luck to all the finalists, to Crystal Lake and this will i Maypole trophy. Third place, Low net winners for last be an important game. July 4 skipper was Ron Schloemer, I gun{jay were; Buss, Adams, A. Richmond travels to Johnsburg. I Y 36. i Jackson, Consago, Rourke, Ka- July 3 and 4 should be real I We would like to extend Hughes and Weber/ exciting games so everyone j our appreciation and thanks There was no blind bogey conshould plan now to attend, i to Long Lake Yacht club for | test last week, but, in its place • . . . ~ I L e t ' s s e e s o m e o f t h o s e g o o d ; a w o n d e r f u l t i m e a n d a h i g h l y w a s a n i n t e r e s t i n g l i t t l e b i t .ll.'R. 1S..^arn°.., .at ! crowds out backing the Tigers, j competitive regatta. ; 0f competition to see who i On June 12 the directors would end up with the least K h ' and membership m e e t i n g s j number of putts on the even- 3 3 j were held. The report of the' numbered holes. Winner was 3 2 previous six months was pre- j Buss, with a total of only 12 1 1 sented to the members, and i putts. (This included an amaz- • Q jalan&_for_Jhe cprnjng seasoning, totai,.,o£, only op 2 l i were discussed. We are happy i the 2nd, 4th, 6th and 8th 2 to welcome Ken Bondi into! holes.) Runner-up honors were 1 the membership. j shared by three others: Adams, 0, The Woman's Club meeting : Bennett and A. Jackson, with 1 was held last Tuesday.»A de-; totals of 14. 3 licious luncheon »was served j Sunday, June' 26, will find 0 by Mrs. Walter Ulick, chair-1 the golf course a virtual bee- 0 ! man, and her committee;. Mrs..!..hive-of activities, for, coupled 2 Deno Burelli, Mrs. Ben with the President's tourney -- jFrancke, Mrs. Ray Spohr, and finals, will be the qualifying 16 ; Mrs. John Kelsey. \ round for the Past-President's H i Mrs. Louis Hartman, the i tournament which will have its 31 club's newly elected president, first round of competition on 0 conducted the meeting. The, July 3. Make special note of 0 'main issue voted on was the j the fact that the date of this 0 change in the meeting day tournament represents a Johnsburg '(18) T. Huemann. 3b L. Freund, 2b D. Hiller, cf B. Oeffling, cf -- :Sad-hibber: pessimist. :Even the wisest get bitten; j \y. Frett, lb only the foolish get bitter. ; M. Freund, c --: ' | T. Oeffling, If •Welcome is one of the most j. Huff, If wpnderful words in the world. j R. Madden, ss B. Schmitt, rf R. Smith, rf S. Miller, n T. Schaefer, p Anonymous ^ <2)tW Jean. Weyland AB 4 4 3 *- 5 3 4 0 2 4 0 1 4 LITTLE LEAGUE •The weatherman was the big winner in the McHenry Little LeagUe last week as three maj o r a n d t w o m i n o r l e a g u e games were rained out. Remember the Plaindealer report covers only games thru the previous Sunday. Minor League Lenny Blake's Owls took over 1st place with a 3-0 record by defeating the Eagles 12-7 and the Orioles 10-5. The latter game could have been a rout except for the fine defensive play by the Orioles that cut down two runners at the plate. In other games the Bluebii^ls beat the Cardinals 14-7 and the Eagles defeated the. Falcons 12-2. Major League The highlight of the week was the 3 hit shut Out pitching of Ron Parks as the Owls beat the Orioles 6-0. Ron struck out 13 batters as he led the Owls to their second victory of the week. Paul Adams was the victim of some shaky support as he pitched well for the Orioles. Rick Jager, Dick Doherty, and Jack Hester collected two hits for the Orioles while Paul Diedrich had two for the Orioles. Paul is playing his first year in the majors and so far has four hits in seven at bats in addition to playing excellent defensive ball. Jim Pierson pitched the Owls to a 15-7 win over the* Eagles with Ron Parks collecting ALGONQUIN NIPS SHAMROCKS 2-1 IN 11 INNINGS Fast Crystal Lake Team Here Sunday For Real Battle Last Sunday the Shamrocks went down to their fourth straight league loss to Algonquin 2-1 in eleven innings. This makes the Shamrocks four and four in league play. Mike McCarthy pitched all the way for Algonquin giving up seven hits, striking out 15 and walking only one. Jim Wickencamp pitched the first four and one-third innings giving up no runs and one hit. Paul Casten then pitched the rest of the game for the Shamrocks and was tagged with the. loss. Paul pitched fine ball, striking out 9 and walking six while allowing only one earned run. . Roger Tinder was the batting star of. tW game with two doubles. The Shamrocks had six extra base hits in this game, five doubles, and one triple. Roger Benson had the only Shamrock single of the game. x The Shamrocks scored their only run of the game in the third when Schaefer doubled and Gene Freund hit a long triple. ; On Saturday, June 25th, the three hits and Bob Funk and shamrocks travel to Zion. Sun Dick Jager two eachrf Art Jackson's Falcons kept pace with the Owls by trimming the Cardinals 11-2 on the 4 hit pitching of Bob Schaefer. Denny Jackson and Bob Dowe had two hits for the victors. Eight Year Old Lcaffue The Larks . made it two! pjerce rf straight over the Wrens with | Mai. cf a 10-6 win.'This. Saturday i Benson, c 7:30 P.M. is the big ^ame for Mathews, 4b the eight-year* olds. The game is to be played under the lights. day, June 26th, Crystal Lake comes to town to play the Shamrocks in a league game. McHenry Schaefer, ss G. Freund, 3b I"). Freund, 2b Tinder, If Olson, rf BLACKHAWKS BEAT HIGHLAND PARK FOR SECOND TIME Justen, lb Wickencamp, p Casten, p Totals Algonquin Ritt, cf Hladak, If Bruhn, 2b ^Twenty-seven girls from Inv e r n e s s a t t e n d e d o u r G u e s t Dfcy and twenty-seven of them played golf. What a wonderful turn-out. Weather man g|ve us a little break and the bijffet put on for us by the cMib was just tops. Inverness winners were: A Class, Anne Iteming and Mimi Stitt; B CSass, Marge Smith and Helen CSitheram; C Class, Jeanne Dpolittle and Marie Galagher; Ht Class, Dorothy Mavicke and Ffmline Peters. McHenry hono| s went to Floss O'Connell affd.Myrt Johnson. Class A; Ifabelle €ook and Ethel Convfey. Class B; Elsie Olson. C$ass C. Low Gross for the d*y was Won by Bette Moss v|th 104. jNext Tuesday, June 28, we vfll play the qualifying round fir our Match Play tournarjent. If you intend to play in t|is and have not already sfpied up please do so imme- (Sately, if not sooner!!! First ffight will be made up of the ffc-st 16 low and second and tflird flights will follow in that s|me order. •Foursomes for the Husbandlyife tournament for this Fricfey night are posted on the lobby bulletin board. : Sunday is Calcutta Day. Tranquilizers available on evefry tee! Totals 35 18 Harvard (2) AB R Schultz, ss 3 1 Peters, rf 0 0 Sanke, 2b 2 0 C. Broth, 2b 0 0 Peterson, If 2 1 Brysen, If 1 0 , Brown, 3b 2 0 Hasselman, 3b 0 0 Nolen, lb 2 0 B. Broth, p 3 0 Krohn, cf 2 0 Koch, cf 1 . 0 Brazier, c 3 0 McCauly, rf 1 0 Jordan, ss 1 0 Totals 23 2 Vern Petersen piitched the [•McHenry Blackhawks to a six | Horgern, If to one victory over the defend- Anderson, 21 ing champions. Highland Park, j McCarthy, p withi a beautiful seven inning ! performance, giving nip only three hits and one run. Contributing also to the offense, Petersen hit the first home run of the seasoh topping a six run onslaught which routed the opponents. Once again, tremendous defense and well timed clutch hitting contributed to the second straight win. Also, the entire team once more participated, again making the -win a -team effort. Standings AB 4 5 5 4 4 1 5 4 3 1 2 2 ^AB 6 3 3 .. 2 0 4 R 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 R 0 0 0 0 0 0 Every Saturday Night STOCK CAR RACES change from the original schedule which was mailed to you earlier in the year by the games committee. The club Calcutta which Winning Pitcher: T. Schaefer Losing Pitcher: B. Brofh Triples: M. Freund, T. Huemann Home Runs: Lloyd Freund Johnsburg (5) AB R H T. Huemann, 3b 4 11 R. Madden, 2b Loren Freund, If J. Huff. If Lloyd Freund, 2b M. Freund, c 0, from Tuesday to Monday. The 0 i other new officers are: Mrs. 0; Al Barbian, treasurer; and 0 | Mrs. Caroll Dietle, secretary. 1 j Next week PYC is going to 0 be the guest of Lake Beulah j will also be held on Sunday, 01 Yacht club in Wisconsin for j June 26, will have three men 0 the Wisconsin Yachting Asso- ( and one woman in each four- 0 ciation sectional regatta. We | some, and this should make 0 , are all looking forward to j it much more interesting than 0 ' brisk winds and sunny wcath-1 last year's event. The interest shown in this year's Calcutta indicates that it is a strong favorite with the members and we will be seeing more and more of these exciting events as time goes on. 1-- -- •-- ; er for this highly competitive week end. SOFTBALL NOTES <}ONTRACTORS HOLD BIG GOLF OUTING AT COUNTRY CLUB J Building Contractors in the Sox Valley'held their sixth anitual golf outing at the Mcftenry Country Club on June j>. Some 200 of them had an $leal day for the annual affeir, because rain in most of flhe area from Elgin to Aurora field up building construction Wiat day, but in the McHenry 4rea the sun shined brightly on r builder-golfers. Chairman the annual event was Henm Tanyaa of McHenry. R. Smith, rf T. Oeffling, rf B. Brennan, ss B. Oeffling, cf D. Hiller, cf J. Smith, lb W. Frett, lb D. Drafz, p Totals Harvard (0) Schultz, ss Sanka, p Hasselman, 3b Brown, c Nolen, lb Brazier, cf McCauly, If Peterson, If Krohn, cf Peters, rf Bryson, rf Jordan, 2b Broth, 2b Totals 0 2 3 0 4 3 1 4 3 1 3 1 4 33 AB 4 4 3 4 2 2 2 1 3 2 1 3 0 31 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM FOX VALLEY RIDERS Tuesday night games were 11 rained out and on Thursday 0! night only 5 V-z innings of the 1 j first game between Old Bridge 01 and Vycitals were played be- 0 j fore the rains came. O l d ; l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l i n i l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1 I Bridge won the game 8 to 1. ^-- 1 j Five of the eight hits Old Club activity is now getting 0 | Bridge pounded out were dou- into full swing. So far this 0' bles, two by Bob Nolan and month we have held club runs W L 0 North Chicago • . . . 2 0 . . . 2 1 Mt. Prospect .. . . . 2 1 Highland Park . . . . 0 2 Box Score McHenry Hiller 2 Templeman 2 Freund 2 Corso 2 Petersen 3 Himpleman 2 Stacknick 1 Franklin 4 < Rourke 3 Harris 0 Winkle 1 Hester 3 Gende Teddy Freupd. ^ UN 2-3781 Kenosha County Speedway D.S.T. 8:30 P. M. TIME TftlAlfe j. 7:00 tm, FIRST UCh 8:30 rj«. Adults . . 1.25 I? I- KM d a (I u 11 s Reams, c Mowen, ss Schmidt, lb Collins, 3b Leibert, 3b Sucky, rf ,x -&r-- 0 0 1 1 0 0 Thursday, June 23, 1960 NORTH' SUBURBAN U|>'ATl6m COLT LEAGUES 0 0 0 0 Totals McHenry Algonquin Loser: "Casten, 0-1 Winner: McCarthy 36 2 4 001 000 000 00 1 7 2 000 000100 01 2 4 2 PRESENTS LECTURE The practical power of prayer will be the topic of a free public lecture on Christian Science to be given in Crystal Lake on Sunday, June 26, by J. Hamilton Lewis of Concord, N. H. A member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, Mr. Lewis is currently on nation-wide speaking tour. He will speak in Central grade auditorium at . 3:30 p.m. under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Crystal Lake. His subject will be "Christian Science Brings Freedom Frt^ri Fear"., ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILL. THURSDAY -- JUNE 23 "A NIGHT TO REMEMBER" starring ^Kenneth More FRI - SAT -- JUNE 24-25 Double Feature Program "THE HYPNOTIC EYE" also "ATOMIC SUBMARINE" SUN - MON - TUES JUNE 26-27-28 "WILD RIVER" starring Montgomery Clift aanaanangqc liiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiin •« Schedule for 1960 Wednesday, June 29, Mt Prospect Cubs, 6 p.m., there. Sunday, <July 3, Highlan Park, 5 p"m.,f Here Wednesday, J^rtjP 6, Northbrook ^Newcomers, iS p.m. there • Sunday, July 10, Mt. Prospect Sox, 5 p.m., here' Sunday,^ July 17; Glenview, 5 p.m., here , Wednesday, July 20, open date. ' CRYSTAL | H)VC , t J T H : a ,HI THURS -- JUNE 23 Joseph Cotten - George Sanders "FROM THE EARTH TO-THE MOON" / " and Dana Andrews - Jane Powell _ "ENCHANTED I ISLAND" % FRI - SAT -- JUNE 24-25 David Ladd - Donald Crisp "A DOG OF INLANDERS" ando Rory Calhoun Gloria Grahame "RIDE OUT FOR REVENGE" ~ Late Show Saturday, June Margaret O'Brien Walter Brennan "GLORY" FRI - SAT -- JUNE 24-25 DICK CLARK in "BECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG" and * In Color"1 *"> 'THE LAST VOYAGE" Robt. Stack - Dorothy Malone Also Color Cartoon SUN - MON - TUES - WED JUNE 26-27-28-29 in Color "THE UNFORGIVEN" Burt Lancaster Audrey Hepburn Also 2 Color Cartoons Wednesday is Ladles' Nite 5 8 R II 0 0 one each by Becknell, Majer-J to Santc Fe Park scrambles, cik and John McGee. Vycital's ; Prairie State Riders scrambles, lone run came in the 4th in-1 and a very large percentage ning on a walk, a fielder's; of the members went up to choice and a single by Bill j Tomah, Wisconsin. Lime bag Mahon. I and popper runs are being RHE; h e l d r e g u l a r l y a f t e r m e e t i n g s . OlcT Bridge 043000-8 8 0! Come on down to our next Vycital's 00010 -- 1 4 2 meeting and get in on the fun. STANDINGS I The Fox Valley Riders will W LI be very active this year in 4 o ! every respect. 4 1 i Meetings are held on Wed- 3 1 nesday nights at 7:30. They 3 1 j are held at Raven's Farm, 3 2 3 | miles south of the new bridge 1 S | on Highway 120, or 3 miles 0 4 north of Highway 176 on the 0 <A ; Griswold Lake blacktop. FISH 'n PLAT AT Berryland 6 'mi. west of McHenry on Rt. 120 THURS - FRI - SAT JUNE 30 -- JULY 1-2 In Color "KILLERS OF KILIMANJARO" Robert Taylor - Anne Aubrey and "GIRLS TOWN" Mamie Van Doren Mel Torme Also Color Cartoon luiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii SUN - MON - TUES JUNE 26-27-28 David Niven • Shirley MacLaine "ASK ANY GIRL" WF.D - THURS -- 3UNE 29- Double Feature Program Zsa Zsa Gabor "QUEEN OF OUTER SPACE" and . George Montgomery MAN FROM GOD S COUNTRY" McHENRY THEATRE !18 So. (Jr. I'll. Ev.. 5-014 STARTING THE WE^K OF JUNE 26th . . . , WE WILL RE-OPEM ON WEDNESDAYS' I THURS - FRI • fr: SAT . JJJNE 23-24-25 ' " . Double Feature Program Arthur Franz - Dick Forafi "THE ATOMIC ^ SUBMARINE" ^ and Jacques Bergerac- Marcia Henderson % "THE HYPNOTIC EYE" Plus Cartoon SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY JUNE 26 thru 29 Lilli Palmer - Syvia Syms^ "CONSPIRACY * OF HEARTS" Added Cartoon is now OPEN 9 DAILY AJVLtolOPJL Good Food -- Fine Shops New Fountain Grid Cocktail Lounge HONEY BEAR FARM GENOA C I T Y , W I S . Hel tcrmann's 0 Old Bridge 0 Bimbo's 0 ! Buss Motors 0 I Vycital's 0 | Han's Tavern 0 i Holiday Inn 1 | Holy Name 0 Winning Pitcher: Drafz | Losing Pitcher: Sanka I Two-Base Hits: Hasselman, D. i Hiller i NAMED GOVERNOR Diane Smith, 17, a senior in Harvard high school next year, was elected governor of the 20th annual Illini Girls State on the MacMurray college campus in Jacksonville this week. RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE EVergreen 5-2436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS Stud Service * Healed & Unhealed Kennels * German Shorlhair Pups For Salt Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving Learn To Dance On Roller Skates New Beginner's Classes Starting Qn Tuesdays 7 to 8 P.M. at JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHENRY Rink Open Tues., Wed., Frl., Sat. & Sun. S to 11 p.m. -- Matinee Sat. & Sun. 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. FOX LAKE COUNTRY CLUB MIKE COYNE. Manager SEMI-PRIVATE 18 HOLE COURSE On Kouto 12 and Cionova Road. Fox Lake, Illinois We HUve Complete Private Facilities For Tournaments A.G.A. Members and Guests Welcome NO WAITING ON TEE! PHONE JUSTICE 7-0609 REST YOURSEEfT. . GET FRESH AIR . . . SEE A BIG SCREEN OUTDOOR SHOW! OUTDOOR THEATRE GRAYKLAStE, ILL. m OPEN 7:30 WEEK DAYS FINE PICTURES -- BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS TASTY REFRESHMENTS W! -- ENDS SATURDAY - JUNE 25 FROM THE PAGES OF THE LUSTY BEST-SELLER I * U G M PRESENTS * SOI C. 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