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Pago Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, August 18, 1960 CRYSTAL LAKE IS VICTOR IN BIG THRILLER Lakers Come From Behind To Beat Tigers 4-3 -so i hear -- I ~ Don't be fooled. the fvnv ^musings carried on liore this I r, week are not tho work of the I good natured follow pictured! r above. As far as we know. Si), r I Hear is far from liis home r town, probably enjoy ins a few ; extra winks each morning and 1 some lazy hours with a fish | pole in hand. Or he might even be taking in some of those Bit: -• league baseball games lie so, ~ often writes about. j .. --: • 2 - Crystal Lake came from be- '.f It seems to us. as we sit i hind in a tight ball game at - behind a desk piled high with' Crystal Lake last Sunday to an assortment of news ranging defeat the Tigers 4-3 The i\.from correspondence columns victors tied it up in the ninth to society Events and from a and then pushed the winning ^ monkey at'large to the affairs i run across in the tenth on -" of the city, that we could find I three hits. Statistics fell the rr an appropriate name for this story in this one completely. ' special week. At the moment Crystal Lake had 11 hits to -..our favorites aiv "Br Unkind Johnsburg's 6, only 2 errors * To Your Neighbor" or "Heap to Johnsburg's 5, no passed 3 It on Your Colleague" week, balls or wild pitches as com- Of course. we're just a little pared to the Tigers' 3, and •.; jealous of our wandering co- finally 12 Chief batters drew r workers. 1 walks as compared to only 6 r; --- ' walks for Johnsburg. There- If we remember correctly. fQre no^ much more can con- ... last year when So I Heai tribute to a loss .than poor made his exit for a short, uo.l hitting, poor defense, and wild- _ earned vacation, his Girl Fri- ness on part of the pitchday, Marie Yegge. found a few moments to fill in this particular spot. This year Marie (who happens to be our own Girl Friday) is also on vacation. and the conclusion of ers. It is almost a wonder that the Tjgers led for innings. In holding the Tigers to hits. Peacock, the pitcher, threw one of the better ball this story is a bit of personal games we have seen all season history of work wo won t soon ]ong Wally Frett was the only forget. Tiger to collect two hits, both It all started two weeks ago sjng]es Peacock mixed his fast when Marie tailed to report at hall and slow curve ball very the office at 8:30. all i;i keep- weu keeping the batters offing with the planned vacation balance at the plate constantschedule. In the back room, jy Three Crystal Lake batters our linotype operator. Stan, ^ad tvvo hits apiece -- Spashad the same thought. But josnich Wilbrandt, and Oberwe few sturdy ones who re- lin rphe winning rally in the mained at the helm vowed to tenth inning saw Wilbrandt ignore the fact they were gone.; sing]e with one out. Philpot, Well, It worked, and Wed-1 running for him, went to secnesday afternoon last week on(^ on a ^y Thurow. Both • found another Plaindealer runners advanced on a wild ready to be "put to bed". It P"ch by Schaefer. Schaefer, was going to be good telling third Tiger pitcher, struck them they weren't missed. j ou* McHugh, but Reinert loop- I ed a single to left which drove That was last week. Now we in Philpot with the winning . are up to another Wednesday, run of the game. and the picture changes. So I; it was a tough loss for the : Hear's departure Tuesday mor-l Tigers, but there are still two ;t.ning mearU. a .desk ^already games ioft . in the play-off. cluttered with news, piled even Let's hope the bad game is • higher with sports items which' now out of our system and ; need editing and headings. ! we can bounce back. The sec- [- We give ~u|V This personal' °"d ,of J"? "?la5"off * ' appeal is made to Marie ami. scheduled for Johnsburg next • Sot.n n andj Sc.o It tHt ear . . . Ptill ease , .S.u. nd,a y• . G. ame time isj 2 p.mj. com_ e ub acki !. Yir ou m11i findj li o.t s • We hope to see a good crowd outt there to give Joe Frett s of work, but also an apprecia- .. . ,, . , , r- .t.i ve st. af„f wai.t..i ng. men that . a. ll.- imp, ortant. m, oral One of the Staff suPP°rt wh,ch always he,Ps a . ~ team. S DAILY PINT PS 3 A crowd can be the loneliest S place, while a secluded corner 3 can be the coziest spot. •• 2, Nylons are the feminine nif- ~'ties that are sheer today and -- gone tomorrow. 2 A one-track heart is much "«• preferable to a one-track mind. TIGERS RETURN WITH 15-4 WIN OVER STATEVILLE Box Score Johnsburg's- Tigers traveled to Joli^t last Saturday to play their annual game with the prison team in Joliet Stateville penitentiary. The Tigers won 15-4 as the game was called due to a 2:30 p.m. curfew after 6 Ms innings of play. Dick Hiller's bat provided the most thrills for the crowd of approximately 2.000 prisoners. The Bengal rightfielder had a homer, triple, and single in four trips. to the plate. Both extra base hits traveled more than 385 feet into centerfield. He made Quite an impression as the Stateville pitcher gave him an intentional walk his last time up. Loren Freund pitched all six innings for the Tigers, giving up 6 hits while striking out 5 and walking only 2. The trp itself is just as interesting as the ball game could possibly be. We arrived around 9:30 a.m. and then were taken on a tour of the institution. It is truly amazing and unbelievable how the prison serves as an excellent rehabilitation center for the inmates. Among the interesting things we were shown were the following: Stateville high school, vocational school, barber school, furniture and upholstery shop, a soap factory, a grocery store, and finally, their own textile mill. Stateville is a town initself and the landscaping would match or beat any college campus in the land. After this fairly extensive tour, we were treated to a fine dinner and then at noon, the umpires gave the official call to "play ball". Actually, the diamond was in as good condition as any we haw played on all year. The trip was certainly one of the highlights of the entire year, and the decisive victory only aided in making it more enjoyable. Little League The major league race is going down to the wire with the Falcons holding a half game lead over the Owls. The regular schedule will be completed this week. In .the event of a tie a play-off will be held next Sunday at 3:00 p.m. If the race has been settled an All-Star game will be' held Sunday, so in any event there will be a big game Sunday following the Minor League All-Star game. Dave Smith homered to pace the Eagles to an 8-7 win over the Bluebirds. Dick Doherty turned pitcher as the Owls trimmed the Eagles 17-7 with Ken Frost getting his fifth homer. Tom Bolger broke up a promising Eagle rally by throwing a runner out at third base from his/right field position. - Buddy Rogers dtove in the winning rjin in an extra inning game and Neal Gute homered as the Cardinals nipped the Orioles 6-5. Mike Pitzen made a great diving catch, to rob Bud Stilling of a hit. Denny Jackson hit a three run homer for all the Falcon's runs as the league leaders squeezed past the Bluebirds. 3-2. Bob Schaefer made a good catch in center field and doubled the tying run at the plate to end the game. Ron Parks pitched steady ball and survived homers by Gary Anderson and Paul Adams, his fifth, as the Owls beat the Orioles 6-4. In the week's final game the Bluebirds beat the Cards 15-7. in the refreshment stand, to help provide funds for next years' teams, and to all the men who have managed and coached this year, and given so much of their time and energy to provide a summer of good sportsmanship and fun for our boys, by packing the stands at the VFW for these three full six inning, All-Star games. ^ GAME TIMES Friday, Aug. 19 -- 7 p.m. Satiyrday, Aug. 20 -- 7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 21 -- 1 p.m. Box Score Quality is no accident; quantity isn't always an asset. A good friend is one who helps you in the pursuit for happiness. A quotable quote is one which survives without quotalion marks. •-- Anonvmous Lake Region Sports Car Club r Pot-Luck Rally*' Results 1. Ed and Viola Heck, Chi- • cago, Thunderbird. 2. A1 Bentz and Nancy Cra;idall, Alden, Mercedes Benz 190 ' S L. 3. Marilyn and Jack Fultz. V,McHenry, Renault Dauphine. Johnsburg (3) AB R H T. Huemann 3b 5 0 0 L. Freund 2b 5 1 1 D. Hiller rf 3 0 0 M. Freund c 3 o. 1 T. Oeffling If 5 1 0 W. Frett lb 4 1 2 R. Smith cf 2 0 0 B. Oefflitig cf 2 0 0 R. Madden ss 4 0 1 D. Drafz p 1 0 0 B. Stahlman p 2 0 1 T. Schaefer p 0 0 0 36 3 6 Crysjal Lake (4) AB R H Spasjosnich, cf 4 0 2 Sime ss 6 0 1 Hansen c 4 0 1 Wilbrandt rf 4 0 2 Philpot pr 0 1 0 Thurow If 4 0 1 Kleckner 2b 2 1 0 McHugh 2b 3 0 0 Oberlin lb 4 0 2 Reinert lb 1 1 1 Berg 3b 5 1 1 Peacock p 3 0 0 40 4 11 Johnsburg ^16)" AB R TT R. Madden ss 3 1 0 J. Huff 2b 3 2 1 J. Smith ph 1 0 1 D. Hiller rf • 4 3 3 M. Freund c 4 0 0 T. Oeffling If 4 1 1 W. Frett lb 2 0 1 B. Brennan 3b 2 2 0 B. Oeffling cf 1 3 1 R. Smith ph 0 1 0 L. Freund p 2 2 1 B. Schmitt, ph 1 0 • 0 27 15 9 Stateville (4) AB R H Pugh If 2 0 0 Brown 2b 3 2 1 Powell cf 3 1 1 Hunter lb. c 3 1 1 Geritana, ss 3 0 1 Dabrey, rf 3 0 1 Weindorf 3b 3 0 1 Bacon c 1 0 0 Cederscrom lb 1 '0 0 Lomax p 1 0 0 23 4 6 MINOR LEAGUE Monday, August 8th. the Falcons engaged the Eagles in a position play-off for fourth place. Dennis DePauw, on the mound for the Falcons, gave up only two hits, a double by Alan Phalin and a single by Brent Smith, to give his team a 16 to 4 win. In the only other game of the week, the tie game between the Orioles and the Cardinals, which was played to determine whether the Orioles would end up in second or third place. The Uist place Cardinals pulled the upset of the season when Randy Phillippi gave up only two hits to spark his team on to an 11-5 victory. Final Standings W Owls 11 Bluebirds 9 Orioles 8 Falcons 8 Eagles • 7 Cardinals 3 ALL-STAR LINKUP - Team 1 OWLS: Jerry Buck, Rick Hansen, John Anderson, Steve Marchi, Mike Antonson. FALCONS: Bill Davidson, Dennis DePauw, Dennis Hamil, Dave Coleman, Larry Brus- j so. CARDINALS: Randy Phillippi, Jon Adams, -Terry Kaminski, Frank Harrison, Ray Simon. ' Team 2 ORIOLES: George Stepanovic, Richard Moore. Dennis Moore, Greg Freund. Danny Alyward. BLUEBIRDS: Rich Skelnic, Dennis Doweil, Gary Schmitt, Russel Leight, Frank Nimsgern. EAGLES: Richard Kesterson, Bryce Klotz, Larry Smith, Alan Phalin, Steve Wyant. Buzzards Model Club Highlights The model airplane contest | was held on Aug. 14 in the j McHenry Junior high school j field. Prizes for the sport j event' were awarded to: 1st: Don Crest, St. Charles; I 2nd: Bill Batusack, Crystal Lake; 3rd, Tom Justen, McHenry; 4th: Joe Masiokas, St. Charles; 5th: Fred Luetjens, Crystal Lake. Balloon Busting Event: 1st: Joe Samuels, St. Charles; 2nd: Ken Marshall, Crystal Lake. Boys and girls from "9\t> to 105" are welcome to j o i n ! Please call Richard Hignight at EV 5-3058 if interested. 2b. Dabrey 3 b. D. Hiller HR. D. Hiller SB. D. Hiller, T. Oeffling. W. Frett, B. Brennan Winner: L. Freund Loser: Lomax A beauty expert states that a woman's character is revealed by her walk. We disagree. We claim it's revealed in her husband's walk. ALL-STAR GAMES The minor leaguers are playing a three game All-Star series this weekend. Five boys have been selected from each team and are divided into tofo teams of fifteen. The boys selected from the first, fourth and sixth place teams will play the boys from the second, third and fifth place teams. All of the boys have played terrific ball this year, as is indicated by the close standings, and every game has been exciting to watch. Let's all take advantage of this opportunity to show our approval and appreciation to the women who have worked FOOTBALL NOTICE The fall meeting for all candidates wishing to participate in varsity, sophomore or freshmen football will be held in the high school auditorium Aug. 26 at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will not be more than 30 minutes in length. The necessary information in relationship to insurance, the issuing of equipment and the first practice session will be covered. AH prospective candidates are welcome! ^ 'Sbivot Jean Weyland Final week of medal tournament today (Aug. 16th) and here are your winners. Low net in the championship flight goes to Marilyn Reihansperger; a tie for first in the first flight between Rita Saylor and yours truly; and second flight honors to Ilavern Gregory. Nice going girls, and that's not my own back I'm patting. Needless to say, there will be a playoff in first flight an<J> "rotsa ruck Rita!" First and second low net winners for the day are: Class A, Marilyn Reihansperger 76; Helen Miller, 77. Class B, Isabel Cook, 74; Lil Burns, 78. Class C, Ilavern Gregory 78; Pearl Miller, 81. With Hullabaloo Day intervening next Tuesday, the club championship play will continue on Aug. 30. After three rounds, Dee Overton is leading the field with a 291-scratch. Much credit has been given to the low- net winners over the past weeks. Let me just mention that some beautifully conr sistent rounds of golf are being shot by the girls in the championship flight -- these low gross totals (around 300 for 54 holes) are not shot by wishful thinking. A small mention to all hus- 'bands and wives, or let it be a reminder, about the Blessed Event Friday, Aug. 19, and a big reminder to all members, friends and guests, about HULLABALOO, Aug. 23rd. Get your tickets. Get your rest. You'll need both! What travellers want is meals 1. served Southern style, with 2. Northern efficiency. PISTAKEE COUNTRY CLUB NEWS With just two sessions to go; in the Thursday Twilight' League at Pistakee Country- club, three of the ten teams are tied for first place. Leading teams are headed by Ed Underwood, George Gulbrandsen and A1 Thelen. The banquet for the fifty golfers will be held at the club on Sept. 11, when prizesHyill be presented. held its third annual outing at Pistakee Country club last week, according to Art Cicchini, chairman of the event and also the top golfer of the day with a gross of 85. Low nets were recbrdetf by Clarence Mueller, Jack Schmitt and Tom Burke. W RUPTURE -EASER Makes Life Worth Living •OR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN P«t No. 260tsa McHENRY THEATRE 218 So. Gr. Ph. EV 5-0144 I THURS thru SAT AUG 18 thru 20 Eddie Hodges -TOrty R&rid&ll "THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN" Added -- Cartoon Members of the Wauconda Lions club held a tournament at the plub last Sunday. This was the first annual golf outing for the group, according to Tony Victor, president of the Lions. ~ Low net Was recorded by Lee Stine. with af 41. Dr. Fisher and W. Sabac were tied for second with nets of 43. Following golf, the Lions club members were joined by their wives for dinner in the clubhouse. The Shores Social and Athletic club of McHenry Shores «imniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiimiiimiiniuiii"i"'"'"""tM Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 Show Starts at Dusk THUR. - LAST DAY - Aug 18 "HERCULES "UNCHAINED" FRI - SAT -- AUG 19-20 'CARRY ON, NURSE' Kenneth Connor Shirley Eaton Also 3 Color Cartoons & Short Subject SUN - MON - TUES AUG 21-22-23 In Color "ICE PALACE" Richard Burton - Robt. Ryan Also Color Cartoon Every Saturday Night FISH 'n PLAT AT Berry land 6 mi. west of McHenry on Et. 1201 feecMaj D.S.T. 8:30 P. II T1MK TRIAL* | 7:00 ^ FIRST RACfe UN 2-3781 8:30 Adults . . 1.25 SUN - MON - TUES AUG 21-22-23 "I PASSED FOR WHITE" Sonya Wilde James Franciscus Added Pete Smith and Cartoon SB. L. Freund Winner: Peacock Loser: Schaefer MIDNIGHT SEMI-FJORMAL ROLLER SKATING PARTY at Just For Fun Roller Rink SATURDAY. AUG. 20. 1960 Midnight to 2:30 A.M. Admission $1.00 WED thru SAT AUG 24 thru 27 Giant All-Family Show! Double Feature Program "PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES" Doris Day - David Niven Shown Once at 7 each Nite! and "DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER" Glenn Ford - Gia Scala Shown Once at 9 Each Nite! WED thru Sat - AUG 24 to 27 In Color "IT STARTED IN NAPLES" Clark Gable - Sophia Loren Also Colorotilfcrtoon Wednesday Is Ladles' Nite flllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllltlllllllllltllllllllllllilll1 Enjoy new - freedom to ran, swim, dance, lift things! Work. u.kfr i .A* Play, sleep, enn bath* wearinr ®r Rupture-Easer. Soft, tlai tcttikn Sid® pad holds reducible Inguinal 495 . Doubt* •5.95 rupture In place without (outing-- no iteel or leather btndi! NO FITTING, merely nljuit bicfc lacing and leg >trapa. •nap in front) Give measurement around lowest part of abdomen. state rlgbt or left tldo or double. Ovar 1,000,000Gtatofuf Uimi) BOLGER# 103 S. Green St. THURSDAY -- AUG. 18 Double Feature Program "SEVEN THIEVES^ Edward G. Robinson Rod Steig-or - Joan Collins and "HELLER IN PINK TIGHTS" Sophia Loren - Anthony Quinn FRI - SAT - AUG 19-20 "WARLOCK" Richard Widmark Henry Fonda aa and "THE SAD HORSE" David Ladd - Chill Wills Late Show Saturday, Aug. 20 James Craig in "THE CYCLOPS" SUN - MON - TUES AUG. 21-22-23 "THE STORY . OF RUTH" • Stuart Whitman - Tom 'Tryon Added Color Cartoon WED - THURS -- AUG 24-25 Double Feature Program "THE STORY ON PAGE ONE" Rita Hayworth Anthony Fran^iosa Also Wiljard Parker in "LdWrffcXAN" • ELM THEATRE TeL JAckson 6-1421 Wauconda, 111 » 'I,it. n untW 1 ! I K I I klu-ii .41 < om p.t n tr<| h) « 4 ( l u l t AMERICAS LOWEST PRICED FULL-SIZED SIMON WAGON AT Tune-In MAVE'RICK , Sunday Evenings, 6:30 P.M. RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE EVergreen ft-2486 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS Stud Service • Healed & Unhealed Kennels • German Shorlhair Pups For Sale Obedience • Hunting - Retrieving McHENRY GARAGE 600 Front St. PHOXE EV 5-0403 McHenry, DL Pistakee Country Club South End of Pistakee Bay Course Playable After Heavy Rains Our newly remodeled clubhouse is available lor parties and banquets Phone EV 5-9854 TOMASELLO'S THURSDAY, thru SATURDAY - AUGUST 18 thru 20 "THE BOY AND THE PIRATES"* and "12 TO THE MOON" BOTH IN COLOR . SUNDAY thru TUESDAY -- AUGUST 21 thru 23 "THE SIGN OF ZORRO" and "BATTLE OF OUTER SPACE" WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY -- AUGUST 24 & 25 "PLATINUM HIGH SCHOOL" and "OPERATION AMSTERDAM" STARTING AUGUST 26th "PSYCHO" OUTDOOR THEATRE Open 9 Rls. 120 & 21 7:30 wkdys Grayslake at Johnsburg Bridge All Cocktails Mon. thru Fri. between 5 p.m. 8c 7 p.m. -- Featuring -- 45 Strawberry C and Peach DAIQUIRIS 45 NOW ENDS SATURDAY AUG., 20 Ut l*wm «UER prodocttoa Onen/iaScOP{= COLOR by DELUXE with MICHAEL RENNIE JILL ST. JOHN & CO-HIT! "THE MOUNTAIN ROAD" PLUS with JAMES STEWART - BONUS FEATURE FRI & SAT SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY AUGUST 21-22-23 MERVYN IE ROY S production ol OmmaScopC ; t_ , COlOM by DC luxe | ffVhlf MARQO . JACK MOIIU DC* ! KOVACS MeORE WAROEN McCARTHY SHAWM CpnSpiraCy BEAR-t LILLI PALMER RONALD LEWIS STARTS WEDNESDAY AUG 24 'UNFORGIVEN" & "BRAMBLE BUSH' (I \ 1