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Pigs Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER SO I HEAR ... : The big game in the county ' baseball league is coming up next Sunday when the Johnsburg Tigers come to McHenry to do battle with the Shamrocks. Jaskot, former Shamrock, ...showed real class in going the distance and blanking Richmond last Sunday. The Tigers also have Denny Freund and Bob Nolan in their lineup this year. Both will be back to battle former mates. It should be interesting. We enjoyed hearing Dave Condon, "W a* e" conductor, speak at the ""Marian Central 6ports banquet. Sunday night. He talks like he writes -- and that's good! s Local boys who received honors were. Dan Freund, Vic ; Freund, Ken Stilling, John : Corso, Rex Hester, Gary Vyci- ; tal, Rich Brefeld, Duane Died- " rich, Ron Anderson, Clarence • Adams, John Meyer, Tony " Paluch, Danny Freund, Cam ; Clark and Joe Malpede. Some • were listed in more than one ; sport. * Cheerleaders from McHenry * were Louise Tonyan, Maryellen ; Nye and Jane Nye. Mike Mc- Enery was honored as a team --cianager. It was a real fine banquet, •^jWith the ever capable Attorney V~S3iIi Caldwell at the helm as' I-Wstmaster. ~ The Shamrocks won a double Sieader last Sunday over Har- Hrvard and Richmond to loom up ~hs strong competition for\ the r?4eague leading )Tigers, ^ou .^Should see a good, old fashioned -Rattle between these longstanding rivals next Sunday. ~®aUy Pinups -- SS A baby is a budding prodigy ^that quickly learns to walk, 2Sjjalk and balk. Backward, turn backward, O ^"time in thy flight, wish I'D !z3been wrong when I was sure jjgdl was right. m Pout: glum Procrastination is a patent £**medicine that may take things K^i)ff your hands, but can't somes^ iow put you on your feet. JG2. ap Floor walker: Counter spy. The best social security nurag^ ber is the house number on ^your own home. SHAMROCKS WIN FROM HARVARD AND RICHMOND Double Win Boosts McHenry To Second Place In League Sunday, the McHenry Shamrocks moved into second place in the McHenry county baseball league by winning a doubleheader from Harvard and Richmond. The Shamrocks record now stands at. 3-1. Th? scores were Shamrocks 12 Harvard 10, and Shamrocks 4 Richmond 3. In each game Gene Freund had to come on in the late inning to save the game for the starting pitcher. The batting star of the Harvard game for the Shamrocks was Gene Freund with three hits and three runs batted in. Jack Schaefer, Mike Collins, and Roger Benson, each chipped in two hits to help the cause. Schaefer, Bujak, and Collins all drcve in two runs in this game. We had five extra base hits this game. A home run by Collins, a triple by Bujak and a double for Freund. Roger Benson had two doubles in this game. The batting stars of the second game were Jack Schaefer and Roger Tinder. Schaefer had two hits and one run batted in, and Tinder had one double, driving in two runs. The Shamrocks had two extra base hits this game, doubles by Freund and Tinder. Tinder pitched the first seven innings of the game with Gene Freund pitching the final two innings of no hit baseball. McHenry (12) AB R H J. Schaefer, ss 6 2 2 R. Bujak, 2b 4 2 1 G. Freund, 3b, p 5 2 3 R. Tinder, If. cf ... 3 0 0 R. B e n s o n , lb . . . . . . 5 1 2 B. Aguirre, cf 3 0 0 T. McAuliffe, It 2 0 0 D. Brod, If 5 2 1 M. Collins, c 4 2 2 R. Mauer, p 3 1 0 J. Knox, 3b 1 0 0 M»y 25. 19ft Anonymous ^ '3>ivot ZbJL' Jean Weyland » iJtwain Harvard (10) AB R H Antomer, If . . 5 0 1 Ruckevberg, 3b . . . 5 2 1 Kleckner, 2b, cf • .. 4 1 1 Borth, lb ' 1 1 2 3 Gibbs, p 1 1 1 0 Bryson, cf, 2b . . 5 1 2 1 0 BOB IIILLER The name Hiller strikes a pleasant note in sports these days since Charlie hit the big time. Sports writer^ are inquisitive about Bob Hiller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hiller of Johnsburg. Bob is a cousin of Charlie and would like nothing better than to follow the same footsteps. While Bob is hitting .414 for McHenry High, he knows it is a long grind to the top. OPERATION CLEAN SWEEP SLATED FOR TEST ON SATURDAY Chicagoland's own Captain G. W. Playdon's, U.S.C.G., revolutionary idea is slated for test Saturday, May 27th. Operation "Clean Sweep" is a project assigned to the U.S.C.G. Aux., where physical assistance is requested from U.S. Power Squadron members, Yacht Club members, all Marinas, all resort owners, local civic organizations and all boat owners. All boating areas, navigable waters, and harbors are to be cleared of all debris -- submerged or floating. The debris is to be brought ashore at pre-determined stations, .and then burned. ^ Sheriff Froelich of Lake County, has •committed his deputies. Dr. . James. R. McMahon, Chairman for the Clean Stream Committee, has acf^ te<#» JOBpBHBibiKty-* fot~4#e Committee from the McHenry Bridge to the Locks. Ed Fletcher, Commodore of the Pistakee Yacht Club has promised their members will clear Pistakee Bay. McHenry Harvard Bid 38 10 10 12 11 4 1100--10 10 6 d (3) If things moved a little slow- Sgfly today it was just because H-£:of that old spring weather. The j*~~gals were inspecting the new SStfoliage on the trees, the run- S~ning water in the creek, wild ^flowers along the hedgerows «js»( that's "out of bounds" to city •~~?folk). Someone even put a ball jwfjon Sully's roof! Now that's 5Shard to do. 35 Low Net for the day -- Class "•"•A -- D. Beckenbaugh -- 80; •ESjClass B -- L. Burns -- 87; SSjClass C -- B. Hughes -- 85. 555 Mixer tournament had the Xgfollowing winners: Moss and Jackson over Krapjlowetz and Burns. Overton and "sjjMiller over O'Connell and Ol- ~~son. Wilkinson and Busscher r»»over Hester and Stilling. Eklund and Miller over Vaupell sssand Reihansperger on the twen- ^tieth hole. Kent and Johnsor. jScover Donnelly and Funk. Cons- sway and Antonson over Sleeper ™;and Freund. Johnson and Maruwion over Bergmeier and Mer- -SSley. Rink and Hughes over ^Beckenbaugh and you know jsrwho. * Memorial Day falls on Tues- «&day of next week, so these matches and our Match vs Par event will be played on Thurswg- day, June 1. Tee times will be Posted. Flag Day is coming up June J2£6 -- Please Sign Up. AB R II 0 1 1 1 Kramer . . 5 0 0 G. Miller . . 3 1 1 R. Miller 0 2 L. Miller . . 5 0 2 Huff . . 3 1 2 J. Miller .... 0 1 Arseneau .. 4 0 0 40 3 10 McHenry (4) ' " AB R H 1 2 G. Freund, 3b, p . . 4 0 1 D. Bentz, lb . . 4 1 1 R. Tinder, p, cf . . 4 0 1 R. Benson, c 0 0 R. Eujak, 2b 1 1 M. Collins, If 0 0 0 0 J. Knox, cf, 3b . .. 2 1 1 D. Brod, rf .. 3 0 0 B. Aguirre, rf • • • .. 1 0 0 33 4 7 McHenry 002002000--4 7 1 Richmond 000010110--3 10 1 Winner: Tinder Loser: Arseneau McHenry Tie Rods At our last meeting we talked about our dance next Monday, May 29. We certainly hope to have a large attendance. There will also be a couple of dance contests. We didn't have a chance to work on our dragster last week because of the Prom, but we intend to get a lot done this week as the racing season is just beginning. Chris Bennett MCHENRY COUNTY BASEBALL LEAGUE Standings: XV 3 3 3 2 1 1 0 Johnsburg Crystal Lake McHenry Richmond Harvard Elgin Dundee Remits Last Sunday: McHenry 12 -- Harvard 10 Johnsburg 6 -- Richmond 0 Crystal |*ake 8 -- Elgin 7 McHenry 4 -- Richmond 3 Dundee -- Open Schedules; May 28 Johnsburg at McHenry Dundee at Richmond Crystal Lake -- Open Harvard- at Elgin May 80 McHenry at Dundee Elgin at Richmond Harvard -- Open Johnsburg at Crystal Lake RECORDS SET, IN CONFERENCE TRACK HEpTHERE McHenry Community High School Was proud to sponsor the North Suburban Conference track meet at McCracken Field last Wednesday. In spite of rain causing what some termed a slow track, the meet brought out some fine effort on the part of the contestants. Several new records Went into the books. North Suburban Conference Track Records as of May 17 120 Yd. High Hurdles-- Mike Creighton, McHenry -- 1960--:15.2. 100 Yd. Dash -- Theo Cox, Zion-Benton -- 1960--:10.0. Mile Run -- Rich Lally, Crystal Lake -- 1961--4:34.5. 440 Yd. Da.sh -- Don Ihotka, Crystal Lake -- 1961--:52.0. 440 Yd. Frosh-Soph Relay -- Hopper, Koll, Salzman, and Roderich, Crystal Lake --1949 -- :46.2.» 180 Yd. Low Hurdles -- Joe Ray, Libertyville --1953--:20.3. 220 Yd. Dash -- Popp, Barrington -- 1954--:22.3. 880 Yd. Run -- Rich Lally, Crystal Lake --1961--2:00.4. 880 Yd. Relay -- Bob Worthington, Ron Johnson, Jim Joy and Theo Cox, Zion-Benton -- 1961--1:33.3. Mile Relay -- Don Harrington, Pat Fagan, Jim Rosulek and A1 Lhotka -- Crystal Lake --1961--3:32.6. Mile Medley Relay (440-220- 220-880) -- Reilly (440), Knez (220), Ullman (220) and Hachhalter (880) -- Lake Forest-- 1954--3:46.9. Shot Put -- Andy Merutka, Palatine -- 1961--55' 6M". (Discus Throw -- William Smith, Palatine --1961 --150' 7 Pole Vault -- Bob Barr and Bradley McCreery, tie; Libertyville and Palatine -- 1961 -- 11" 5%". Broad Jump -- Ron Johnson --Zion-Benton --1961 20' 11". High Jump -- Mike Creighlon, Mellenry --I960 --6' 1%". 100 Yd. Dash Time: :10.5 -- 1. Cox -- Zion-Benton. 2. King -- Barrington. 3. Newman -- Woodstock. 4. Loan -- "Cif^Stal Lake. 5. Freund -- McHenry. 220 Yd. Dash Time :23.1 J- 1. Cox -- Zion-Benton. 2. Newman -- W o o d s t o c k . 3. barker -- Woodstock. 4. Freund -- McHenry. 5. Adams -- Crystal Lake. 440 Yd. Dash Time :52.0 Wew record) -- 1. Lhotka -- Crystal Lake. 2. tiarriuglen -v Cry^HtzLaljie. 3. Campbell -- Palatine. 4. Travis -- Palatine. 5. Payne -- Zion-Benton. ' 880 Yd. Run Time 2:00.4 (New record) -- 1. Lally -- Crystal Lake. 2. Fagan -- Crystal Lake. 3. Cullerton -- Palatine. 4. Baer -- Barrington. 5. Lashbrook -- Libertyville. 11 Mile Run Time 4:34.4 (New record) -- 1. Lally -- Crystal Lake. 2. Boehm -- Palatine. 3. Kusek -- Palatine. 4. Libertyville. 5. Thoma -- McHenry. 120 Yd. High Hurdles Time: :16.0 -- 1. Lockwood -- Barrington. 2. Lash -- Libertyville. 3. Falkenberg -- Crystal Lake. 4. Jepson -- Dundee. 5. Langheinrich -- Crystal Lake. 180 Yd. Low Hurdles Time: :21.5 -- 1. Lash -- Libertyville. 2. Smith -- Crystal Lake. 3. Falkenberg -- Crystal Lake. 4. Jepson -- Dundee. 5V Johnson -- Zion-Benton. Shot Put Distance: 55' 6%" (New record) -- 1. Merutka -- Palatine. 2. Stewart -- Woodstock. 3. Lewis -- Barrington. 4. Wright -- McHenry. 5. Smith -- Palatine. Discuss Distance: 150' TVn" (New record) 1. Smith, Palatine; 2. Steward, Woodstock; 3. Epple, Libertyville; 4. Frey, Crystal Lake; 5. Cusack, McHenry. 440 Frosh-Soph Relay Time: 47.1 1. Crystal Lake (Bob Strom, Jim Roden, Ch. Porter, Jim Kempf); 2. /Palatine; 3. Barrington; 4. ^on-Benton; 5. Woodstock. - ^ Pole Vault Height: 11' 5%" (New record) 1. Barr, Libertyville and McCreery, Palatine (tie); 3. Thompson, Libertyville; 4. Bruce, McHenry; 5. Brasile, Woodstock. 880 yd. Relay Time: 1:33.3 (New record) 1. Zion-Benton (Bob Worthington, Ron'Johnson, Jim Joy, Theo. Cox); 2. Woodstock; 3. Crystal Lake; 4. Barrington; 5. Libertyville. Broad Jump Distance: 20' 11" (New record) 1. Johnson, Zion- Benton; 2. Huxhold, Libertyville . and King, Barrington (tie); 4. Fabri, Palatine; 5. Cox, Zion-Benton. 1 Mile Relay Time: 3.32.6 (New record) 1. Crystal Lake (Don Harrington, Pat Fagan, Jim Rosulek, A1 Ihotka) 2. Palatine; 3. Barrington; 4. Libertyville; 5. Dundee. High Jump Height: 5' 8" 1. Ritzen thaler, Barrington; 2. McLin, Zion-Benton and Johnson, Libertyville (tie); 4. Bremer, Barrington, Edwards, Crystal Lake, Payne, Zion- Benton and Valukas, Palatine (tie). Team Scores 1. Crystal Lake 53 2/10 2. Palatine 41 1/10 3. Libertyville 32 5/10 4. Barrington 31 1/10 5. Zion-Benton 29 1/10 6. Woodstock 24 7. McHenry 9 8. Dundee 5 JASKOT CLIPS RICHMOND 641 FOR TIGERS PISTAKEE COUNTRY CLUB NEWS > Carl Westin retained honors for low gross score in the Thursday Twilight League following, the third weekly session last Thursday. He has a 36. Del Vermillion is second with 39, followed by Jim Jensen and Ed Underwood with 40. Undeiivood, who now captains team,number 9, heads the first-place team composed of Tony Victor, Bob Kulin, Jack Williams, and Bob Petersen. The McHenry Rotary Club will hold a luncheon meeting at £islakee June 1. More than 40 members-and their wives attend the be followed by an afternoon of golfing. Me to eventvvhich "will imSELlLO'S 2nd Azmual Handicapped Mil ed Tmsrnasnent 2 Jig W@@lk§ LsfiM Tourney Ends June 4ih -- 12 Midniie Entry Fee $7.50 per couple A.B.C. & W.I.B.C. Sanctioned TIEN-ME MONDAY, MAY 29, 1M1 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Music by the "SORRENTO'S" for m I Admission 75c McHenry, 111. BENEFIT DANCE SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1961 9 p.m. 'til ? ? T Music by "THE NITE OWLS" Johnsburg Community Club Prizes -- Refreshments PUBLIC INVITED! The first recorded international shipment of coal was in 1325, from England to Fraij&e. ELM THEATRE WAUCONKDA, ILL. LAST DAY, THURS., MAY 25 "THE MIRACLE OF FATIMA" Sponsored by "The Knights Of Columbus" "Queen Of Angels Council" Shows at 7 & 9 p.m. FRI. THRU THURS. May 26 thru June 1 ONE BIG WEEK "PEPE" starring . (CANTINFLAS) DAN DAILEY SHIRLEY JONES Plus 35 Guest Stars Weekday Shows: 7:00 & 9:30 p.m. -- Sun. Shows: Continur ous from 4 p.m. Call for feature times. COMING SOON "TMS GREAT IMFOSTER" "MEIN KAMPF" "CIMMARON" "THE ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR" mnnnnnnnnr Manager Joe Frett came up with some high class pitching last Sunday to cornbine with his power boys and the Johnsburg Tigers took the measure of the Richmond team to the tune of 6 to 0. Jaskot was on the hill for the Tigers and held the Richmond team to 3 hits, striking out 11 and walking only 3 batters. No two hits came in the same inning and only one safe blow came in the first seven innings. Bob Nolan led off the second inning with a home run for the Tigers and Lloyd Freund did the same in the fourth. Denny Freund came through with a two-bagger in the third good for two runs. . Johnsburg (6) AB B H T. Huemann, c . . . . 4 1 2 D. Hiller, rf .... . . . 4 0 1 D. Freund, 2b .. • . . 4 1 2 B. Nolan, cf .... . . 3 1 1 L. Freund, ss . • • . . 4 1 3 1 1 0 0 . . 2 0 0 1 I 30 6 11 Richmond (0) AB R H 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 R. Miller, c ... . . . 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 . . . 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 30 0 3 Score by Innings: R II Richmond 000 000 000--0 3 Johnsburg 011 211 000--6 11 Stolen Bases: Huemann, Hiller, L. Freund, Jaskot Double Play: L. Freund, D. Freund, Frett CRYSTAL DRIVE-INl Crystal ILske, I1L THURSDAY, MAY 25 -- Double Feature Program • "RETURN OF THE FLY" starring VINCENT PRICE -- AND -- "THE Mi LEECH WOMAN" starring COLEEN GRAY GRANT WILLIAMS FRI. & SAT., MAY 26 & 27 -- Double Feature Program -- "HELL BEMT FOR LEATHER" starring AUDIE MURPHY FELICIA FARR -- AND -- "THE CROWDED SKY" starring DANA ANDREWS RHONDA FLEMING -- MIDNIGHT SHOW -- SATURDAY, MAY 27 A Tarzan Thriller! "TAHZAM'S SAVAGE FURY" SON., MON. & TUES. May 28, 29 & 30 JERRY LEWIS in "CINDEMFELLA" Technicolor WED. & THURS., May 31 & June 1 -- Double Feature Program "A BEEATH OF SCAMDAL" starring SOPHIA LOREN MAURICE CHEVALIER -- AND -- "SEX KITTENS GO TO COLLEGE" starring MAMIE VAN DOREN TUESDAY WELD Here's Why you'll enjoy golfing at ee Country. &ub f It's sporty -- a challenge to experts, fun for beginners • Handy -- Near Routes 12 and 184 • No long delays # Playable after heavy rains # Crew-cut fairways, manicured greens • Tasty cocktails, home cooking # And, the price is right. Play at Pisiakee today! You'll be glad you did. Leagues, Tournaments and Banquets Invited. r^tdtahee (Country C(J> South End of Pistakee Bay EVergreen 5-9854 McHenry Country Club News Last Sunday mother nature was a cruel woman. The temperature was in the low 40's and the wind was in the 60's so only a few hardy golfers showed up. However, those that did were not the only crazy people around, as you could look from our club house onto the river and see the , J?oat owners cruising up and down the river. The winners in the semifinals in our directors tournament: Class B -- H. Reihansperger beat B. Blaney on the 19th hole. D. Weber beat R. Rode by default. Class A -- 3rd Round Winners: E. Buss beat P. Overton. E. Brown beat H. Conway. J. Moss beat H. Wilkinson. D. Rosing beat T. Evans. Round of the Week: Ed Buss 75. Shots of the Week: G. Yorgan 3 on our fourth hole. D. Rosing 3 on our twelfth hole. Hole in One: High school student Bill Jorgenson, sophomore on the golf squad hit with an eight iron on our 18th hole. Bill is 16 years old. (imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililllilimilflllllliHiiiiiiiinimn Ultra-Modern One BUle East of McHenry on Route 120 R. J. Miller, Owner Ph. EV 5-0477 or EV 5-2284 Program Starts At Dusk "Where Friends Send Their Friends" V * LAST DAY, THURS., MAY 25 In Color . . "THE DABK AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS" ROBT. PRESTON DOROTHY McGUIRE Also Color Cartoon FRI. & SAT., MAY 26 & 27 All Color Program "OCEAM'S 11" FRANK SINATRA DEAN MARTIN -- AND -- "THE CROWDED SKY" DANA ANDREWS RHONDA JFTJEMING Also Color Cartoon SUN., MON. & TUES. May 28, 29 & 30 In Color "THE TRAPP FAMILY" RUTH LEUWERIK -HANS HOLT Also^Color Cartoon WEDm& THURS. May 31, June 1 "GIRL OF THE NIGHT" ANNE FRANCIS JOHN KERR Also Color Cartoon lllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllll! Blind Bogey winners'" Class A : E. Buss, J. Harpling, G. Yorgan, W. Kadisak, E. Brown, P. Overton. Class B: Doc. Sturm, "E. Bisdoff, D. Weber. Overheard Here and There -- Bill Funk said he was going to suggest to Smaltz Miller that, he would gladly put A canopy and heater on his electric cart. E. Seepe trying to talk J. Varese out of his sweater on the 5th hole. Jim McAndrews called Eddie Buss to advise him that it was too cold so he would not caddy for him. We don't know who was going to caddy for P. Overton. Junior Golf Lessons -- A This year the Junior lessons will be for boys and girls from 5 years to freshman class in high school this coming September. There will be 12 lessons beginning Thursday, June 15. No children will be accepted after June 22. Register your kids now in. the Pro Shop and give them the chance to learn >the fundamentals of golf while they flp still young. How we wish wfe could have had that opportunity at their agef Tee times for the finals in Class B and semi-finals for Class A will be posted for next winter (excuse me) next Sunday on our bulletin board. NOW ENDS - SAT., MAY 27 "THE SUNDOWNERS" with PETER USTINOV Male Supporting Actor of the Year STARTS SUN., MAY 28 "3 - STOOGES FUNORAMA" A HOWARD - MOE - CURWf -- PLUS -- II THE ^ TRAPP FAMILY" In Color FRI. & SAT, MAY 26 & 27 "ATLANTIS, THE LOST CONTINENT" »* i* w . fit* spedanfoyforV v ANTHONY HALL JOYCE TAYLOR 7 & 9 p.m. SUN., MON. & TUES. May 28, 29 & 30 PAT BOONE BUDDY HACKETT "ALL HANDS ON DECK" (In Technicolor & Cineiftscope) C 7 & 9 p.m. ^ STARTS WED., MAY 31 For 4 Days "THE HOODLUM PRIEST" ^OUTDOOR • rmun n 1 / r . . ENDS THURS., MAY 25 "CIMMARON" & DISNEY'S "JUNGLE CAT' STARTS FRIDAY, MAY 26 hraooitipresm Ml HMO IIMI MINI ADVANCED SHOWING The motion picture that bears the brand of greatness! uifjumo WM -SHI (MlHilft ' imia Mrara-EUHICOlOlf PLUS -- COMPANION 1st RUN HIT! STEWART GRANGER • HAYA HARAREFT Thb SecReT ParTner Also -- Bonus Feature -- CFri. & Sat. Only) "THtlUDER IN THE SUN" SUSAN HAYWARD -- JEFF CHANDLER