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, i. V ' ^x -J. "" " &J t ~ "t " *r ^ ^ SO I HEAR. .. Our eo-worker, Marie Yegge, whom we like to refer to as an Assistant Sports Editor, gets us off and wmgin' this week with information she gleaned from Pete DiCicco. Pete says that 1965 marks 10 years of Little League baseball in McHenry and, that only four boys are still playing ball regularly in college or semi-pro circles. They are: Bill DiCicco, Austin Peay State College, Clarksville, Term.;, Paul Moxv enz, Wisconsin; Dave Klapperich, Culver Stockton in Missouri; and Vern Peterson at Bradley. Marie also gives us information that Bill DiCicco has been doing some fine pitching for his team. But, like all pitchers, Bill would probably rather talk about a pinch hit home run that he blasted out of the park recently. Wouldn't you know it--this hot weather comes along and the stores start showing fall fashions for ladies. We didn't see the little numbers, but our information comes from a usually reliable source. If we didn't have any other way of knowing summer is here, the T.V. reruns would be a sure sign. Certain Cub fans who make snide remarks about the way our Sox score runs -haven't bothered to call us since the Cubs won that 16-inning game last Sunday on a bases loaded walk that forced in the winning run. Those Cub fans never seem to believe us when we tell them how happy we are to see their team win. We try our best to explain that we want them to play our Sox in the World Series. With Bobby Klaus and Chuck Hiller both playing for the Mets, we would like to get in to a game next week. Not just sure that our schedule will permit. The less said1 about that heavyweight championship fight the better. Just pity the poor guy who paid money to see such a farce. Another Rocky Marciano or Joe Lewis would bring dignity and new fragrance to the fight game. If these tornado warnings keep coming over the air we are going to have to make that southwest corner of our basement more comfortable. The way our White Sox are playing ball it may be time for Walt Freund and yours truly to get in there and straighten things out. Of course, nobody has asked us. MCHS TRACK NOTES -- It is the general opinion that things will soon be looking up in the local track picture. There are some fine sophs and freshmen coming up and the grade school program is getting some real good prospects ready. In review, the varsity won the Grays lake meet 64-53, winning the 880 relay. Pliner, Gelvin, Dimon and M. Zormar piled up first place points. The McHenry Sophs ran away with everything against Grayslake. Lossman was a ball of fire in the Dundee meet. He is a sophomore so watch for some top performances from him in the next two years. WARRIORS PUT BATS AWAY FOR ANOTHERYEAR Coach Bert Hageman's MCHS Warrior baseball team wound up the season with 6 wind against 12 losses, but lost some close ones along the way. Following are some notes on individual performances tl^roughout the season: Roft Amoun led the team in runs scored .and stolen bases. Rich Soda led the team in hitting - conference .352. Jim Meyers was second in hitting (.333), led in hits with 15, also led in RBI's and base on balls. Pitchers -- Ron Parks, Tim Freund, Jim Meyers, Dave F. Smith. By the end of the year Parks emerged as the most consistent hurler. Wayne Hiller and John Michels did a fine job at shortstop and second base respectively -- good defense down the middle. Terry Miller handled third adequately and came on strong near the end of the season. Tom Wiles and Craig Keith did a fine job defensively in the outfield. Jim Herman filled in at catcher and outfield positions. Dennis Blake -- No, 1 pinch hitter and 1st base. Ken Laurence -- 1st base -- tried 110% all the time though he had trouble at the plate. Juniors who helped out but did not letter -- Bruce Potratz, Dave L. Smith -- managers Gerry Glosson, Darnell Jones. 1965 Varsity Baseball Record McHenry 4; Mundelein 2» McHenry 3 Woodstock 0 McHenry 1; Dundee 4 McHenry 2; Crystal Lake 3 McHenry 4; Larkin 5 McHenry 1; Dundee 2 McHenry 5; Zion Benton 8 McHenry 2; Zion Benton 12 McHenry 6; Woodstock 3 McHenry 1: Libertyville 5 McHenry 5; Liberty ville 0 McHenry 2; Wauconda 6 McHenry 8; Elgin 12 McHenry 2; North Chicago 8 McHenry 11; North Chicago 4 McHenry 4; Crystal Lake 5 McHenry 0; Barrington 5 McHenry 2; Barrington 1 Season Record: 6 wins; 12 losses. Award Winners: Rich Soda, Ron Parks, Jim Herman, Dennis Blake, Tim Freund, Jim Meyers, Wayne Hiller, John Michels, Terry Miller, Ron Amour, Tom Wiles, Craig Keith, Ken Laurence. Crystal Lake (5) AB R H Thurston 3b 4 2 2 Desmond p 3 11 Green lb 3 11 Fletcher c 10 1 Pheneger If 1 0 0 Krchak cf 3 0 1 Trepton rf 3 0 0 Behling ss 2 10 Knack ss 0 0 0 Archambolt 2b 2 0 1 Granow 2b 10 0 McHenry (4) Keith cf Hiller ss Soda c Meyers If Miller 3 b Blake lb Amour rf Freund p Michels 2b Potratz rf 23 AB 4 4 4 4 3 2 0 3 2 3 29 5 R 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 This wasn't the year for Coach Don Seaton and his varsity squad. Injuries hurti what chances McHenry had, but we haven't heard an alibi. Watch 'em next year. NOTICE! Open Monday, May 31st 6 A.M. to NOON Riverside Bake Shop RIVERSIDE DRIVE Tigers Lose To Elgin; Play 3 Over Weekend Johnsburg committed four costly errors giving up two unearned runs as they lost a 4-2 ball game to Elgin. In the fourth inning Lloyd Smith led' off with a single. Bob Hiller followed with a triple scoring Smith. Hiller then scored on an error by the second baseman. Elgin then scored in the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth icing the game at 4-2. Ted Freund went all the way for Johnsburg in defeat but performed well, giving up nine scattered hits while striking out six and walking one. May 30th has Johnsburg playing two games at Libertyville in the North Shore League and then Richmond comes to Johnsburg May 31st for a McHenry County League game. Johnsburg (2) AB R H Schaefer cp 5 0 0 Freund'p 5 0 0 Smith, c 3 11 B. Hiller lb 3 1 2 Kazlauski ss 4 0 1 Bennett If 2 0 0 Meyers If 10 0 Hermes 3b 2 0 0 W. Hiller 3b 2 0 0 J. Hiller 2b 4 0 0 Fowler rf 2 0 0 Rourke rf 2 0 1 Elgin (4) Spann lb B. Bach cf Mann rf Smith rf 35 2 5 AB R H 4 0 1 3 0 0 4 13 0 0 0 Thol lander If p 3 0 1 D. Bach c 4 0 0 Miller 3b 4 2 2 Rucker 2b 3 0 0 Schweder 2b 10 0 Klassen ss 4 11 Graham p If 3 0 1 33 4 9 Doubles -- Kazlauski, Miller Triples--Bob Hiller Donald Meyer Wins Football Letter At Hamline University Donald Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Meyer Sr., 3619 W. Main, McHenry, received a letter ir\ football from Hamline University, Minnesota. Meyer, a freshman, received the award at the college's annual athletic awards banquet May 20. The fumes you see coming cfiit of the exhaust of the car in front of you do not just smell bad. They are also one important part of a most serious modern problem. Dirty air or technically, this problem is called air pollution. Triples -- Meyers, Green, Archambolt. Home Run -- Thurston Stolen Base -- Amour, Hiller Errors -- Fletcher (2); Behling (3>, Freund (2), Miller Sacrifice Fly -- Michels. Sacrifice Hit -- Pheneger (2) RBI -- Soda, Meyers (2), Michels, Thurston, Green (2) Fletcher, Archambolt • Winning Pitcher -- Desmond Losing Pitcher -- Freund THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thurwiay, May 27*I9fc5f!T Johnsburg !' Boys' League This week the eager young lads at Johnsburg play the first games of their current season's schedule. Monday and Thursday will be the Minor League nights. Tuesday and Wednesday are set aside for the Majors. Friday the Mity Matfe of the 8 year olds will display their best. The Intermediates and Minors will be decked out in new jersies and caps. The Majors are going to be attired in full uniforms complete with lettering this year. The managers, coaches and boys are all anxious for action and hope for lots of support at the games from mom and dad and everyone interested. All games begin at 6:30 p.m. at the public school field. Lake Region YMCA Softball League Meeting All churches in Algonquin, Cary, Crystal Lake, Fox River Grove, Huntley, Island Lake, Lake in the Hills, McHenry, and Woodstock have been invited to send a representative to the Lake Region YMCA at 65 N. Williams St. in Crystal Lake on Friday, May 28. The 8 p.m. meeting on May 28th is for the purpose of discussing and organizing a 16" slow pitch, church softball league, if there is sufficient interest. All games will be played at 6:45 p.m. at the South Junior High School in Crystal Lake on one week-day evening a week. The evening the games will be played will be determined by the churches entering teams. A tentative entry fee is $3.00 per game if volunteer umpires can be found. Any church which is interested is invited to send a representative on May 28th at 8 p.m. to the Lake Region YMCA office. MCHS Freshmen Trackmen Lose In Final Meet The McHenry Freshmen Trackmen completed their season on Friday, May 21, 1965, with a dual meet against Crystal Lake. Crystal Lake won with a score of 6SV2 to McHenry's score of 49 V2. Points were given for the first three places. Those boys who scored for McHenry were: 120 high hurdles: Ken Reid--1st, Dennis Dowel 1 -- 3rd; 100 yard dash: John Todd--2nd, Rich Oleszczuk--3rd; 880 yard run: Rajesh Aiwa--1st, Craig Barrows-- 2nd; 440 yard dash: Don Voight--3rd; 180 low hurdles: John Todd--1st, Rich Olesczuk --3rd; Mile run: Tony Wagner --1st, Rodney Cole--3rd; 220 yard dash--John Todd--2nd; Discuss: Alan Kreimier--2nd, John Bailey--3rd; Shot Put: Alan Kreimier -- 2nd; Long Jump: Rich Oleszczuk -- 1st; High Jump: Tony Wagner--tie for 3rd; Pole Vault: Rodney Cole -- 2nd. All trackmen who finished the season as a member of the squad will receive numerals. The term "air pollution" is used to refer to matter that gets into your community air as a result of the activities of man. FIRE SALE STARTING JUNE 1st AT McHENRY MUSIC CENTER 3334 W. Elm St. 385-2251 -- 385-0202 All merchandise has been factory inspected -- Guaranteed Good -- Smoke Damage Only 2 Manual Organs w/built in Leslie Speakers • • 30% Off Gibson Electric & Acoustical Guitars • • • • 30-50% Off Wallensak-Revere Tape Recorders 30% Off Drums and Drum Sets 30% Off Pianos 30% Off Sheet Music And Albums 20% Off Records -- (45 - LP - Stereo) 25% Off Miscellaneous Items: Banjos Guitar Straps & Cords Mandolins Instrument Accessories Ukuleles Transistor Radios Brass Instruments Batons Strings -Large Assortment Drum Sticks. Brushes & Needles Skins Harmonicas Record Boxes Finger Cymbals Accordions Recording Tape Amplifiers -Gibson & other Picks Bongo Drums Tonettes Music Stands Reeds Ear Plugs Guitar & Music Cases Polishes -- All instruments Metronomes Record Adaptors All Items In Factory Wrappings -- Smoke Damage Only -- Remember The Early Bird -- McHenry Country Club oZ\vot 2w8 Following is the listing of threesomes and scores for the Best Ball threesome held on the 25th. Vitense, Sayler, Bolger--64. Kralowetz, Weiss, Caldwell--66. Burns,- Phelan, Donnelly--67. Hanly, Peterson, Smith -- 69. Buscher, Nolan, Rosing -- 71. O'Connell, Schlaske, Hansen-- 72. Hester, Reihansperger, Leisten -- 72. Rink, Conway, EltJersen -- 72. Funk, Beckenbaugh, Weber--73. Buss, Herdrick, Doris Freund -- 74. A. Johnson, Weselius, Fidler-- 74. Jlisten, M. Johnson, Kent-- 75. Seepe, Baker, D. Freund-- 77. Smithson, Olson, Cooney-- 77, Moss, Stilling, Rode--78. Any scores'in the 60's or 70's are good, regardless of competition but wouldn't it be wonderful if those were all individual score? Well, Old Dead-Eye Donnelly did it again. Must be sort of boring to keep sinking approach shots -- one never gets to practice putting. This time it was from a trap on number 2. • Carol Cooney proved that if a golfer has skill, she'll get those birdies regardless of how new she is to the McHenry Country Club course. The 14th hole proved to be no. match for Carol. One of the year's most, interesting events is coming up soon so don't forget Flag Day, June 8. McHenry High Golf News Northern IUini Bowmen News Over 160 archers participated in Northern Illini Bowmen's May 23 Field Invitational. Thirteen N.I.B. members were among the winners. Trophies were awarded for first place and medals for second and third. Local winners were Class B --Jean Bird, first; Class C-- Earl Paddock, first; Class E>-- Lyle Trumble, first, men and Jrene Trumble. first in wolmen's with Marilyn Gustafson, second in Class D. Our young club members also did us proud by winning in their classes. Ribbons and medals were awarded: Beth ,Houser, Junior girls, first; Christine Dieball, second in cubs; Bill Copley, Jr., first in Junior boys; David Copley, first, Timmy Dieball, second and Jack Paddock, third in the cub division. Bob Houser was first in Jr. boys free style and Bob Crump, first in Intermediate Free Style. N.I.B. will hold their first club championship shoot on June 6. It will be a hunters round. The aggregate scores of three shoots, June 6, July 4, (field) and Sept. 19, broadhead will determine the champion winners of 1965. by Judy Newkirk The season started slowly mostly due ta the bad weather. Three matches had to be called off. With one day of practice the team travelled to North Chicago and lost its first match. A few days later Libertyville came to the McHenry Country Club and beat the McHenry team by 1 stroke. Three more losses followed to Mundelein, Crystal Lake and Elgin. The matches were close but no wins were in sight. On May 3 the McHenry boys travelled to Cary Country Club to score their first victory of the season against Dundee followed by the second victory over Woodstock. Zion came to McHenry and beat McHenry by 2 strokes, the record standing 6 losses and 2 wins. A tough week was coming up with 5 matches in 5 days. McHenry beat Grayslake, Antioch, Ela Vemon and Grant and made it 6 wins and 6 losses. The last match was against . Elgin Larkin on May 20 and Larkin beat McHenry for a final record of 6 wins and 7 losses. On May 7, seven McHenry golfers went to Waukegan for the state golf tournament. McHenry placed 9th out of seventeen schools. On May 18 the conference golf meet was held at McHenry Country Club and 56 boys entered the tournament. Tom Evans of McHenry tied for 4th with an 80. The McHenry team placed 4th out of eight teams. Thirty bo$s came out for golf and the team was cut down to 20. A varsity and sophomore schedule was played. This year two freshman and one sophomore made the varsity. This is very encouraging for the future. The sophomore team had a, 10 win and 2 loss and 1 tie record. Varsity letter winners were: Seniors -- Buzz Frett, Rick Piatt, Tom Carlson, Paul Liebman; Juniors -- Mike Phelan; Sophomores -- Tom Evans; Freshman -- Frank Cuda, Bob Mauch. The other members of the squad wef'e Rich Albright, A1 Olsen, Glenn Olsen, Bob Townsend, Tom Landis, Paul Kilday, Herb Landis, John Reihansperger, Larry Smith, Dennis Drake, Tim Martin and Dave Schmitt. McHenry Man Among Democratic Officers The Young Democrats of McHenry county met this month in Marengo to elect new officers. Russell O'Hara of Crystal Lake was named president ; Jim McKinley of Crystal Lake, vice-president; Dick Sager of Algonquin, second vice-president; Eileen Franks of Union, corresponding secretary; Sandy Christ of Union, recording secretary; and Don Quist of McHenry, treasurer. Recently, a camera was suspended 13,290 feet in the Atlantic Ocean, with a powerful searchlight providing illumination. The amazing results were that there was an abundance of fish; all the way down, and back -- many of types and varieties unknown to man. STARTS FRIDAY, MAY 28TH 3 HITS HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO SEE THE FAMOUS HITCHCOCK MASTERPIECE IN ADULT HORROR! YOUNG) OR TOO novnun ruiuiiu •ItfPERlS'MlltS'IBttl wmm uffioi-M MclNTK PLUS Acclaimed as 0 THE FEAR OF THE YEAR DnTePParis ousepwrrore • ^MOTOCHAPMCO IN Technicolor ' CHR|SIOPHER LEEandJOY CASTLE with PETER CUSHING asMerror DT TTC mj«aaorar-an*suboisxTS'liuj.bos£kb»s• fKE^Takis• t>uricaurasi l ^ Who Could Cheat Death Annual Grado School - • Track Meet 50 yd. dash--6.6, Felde - Jr. High; McCafferty - 6.7 Harrison; Hornewer - 6.7 plus Johnsburg; Kauffman - 6.8 plus McH. Jr. High; Todd - 6.9 Johnsburg. 100 yd. dash -- 12.4, Neubauer - Jr. High; Ruzicka - 12.5 Harrison; Cary - 12.5 plus Johnsburg; Eggert - 12.7 McH. Jr. High; Lehr - 12.7 plus Harrison. Long Jump--16'6", Neubauer - Jr. High; Jost - 14' 10%" Johnsburg; Fairchild - 14'6' McH. Jr. High; McCafferty 14 5" Harrison; Leight - St. Mary -14W. 70 yd. I. H.--11.5, Sossong(- Jr Higfi; Haze - 116 Jbhnsburg;; Sturm -11.7 Harrison; Kneip - 12.7 Johnsburg; Berndt - 15.0 Harrison. Discus -- 98T\ Lehr-Harrison; Kneip - 91'1" Johnsburg; Fulton 81'7%" Jr. High; Hurckes - 69'l1/&'* Johnsburg, Reginer - Jr. High - 69'1*4 • Shot 39'4", McCafferty- Harr.; Filip - 387%" Jr. High; Cary - 38*5 V2" Johnsburg; Mueller 34'1V2" Jr. High; Ruzica - 33'9V2", Harrison. 120 I. H. -- 18.3, Kauffman - Jr. High; Todd - 20.2 Johnsburg; Nikrin - 20.6 St. Johns; Reginer - 21.2 Jr. High; Jost - 21.2 Johnsburg. 280 Yd. Shuttle--47.4, Johnsburg; St. Johns - 51.5. 440 Yd. Dash -- 66 3, Neubauer - Jr. High; Kneip - 67.8 Johnsburg; Owen - 68.4 Jr. High; Jniik - 71.3 St. Mary; Rudolph - 71.7 Johnsburg. High Jump -- 4'6" Siscoe - Jr. High; Freund - 5'4" St. Johns; Bruhn - 4'2" Jr. High; Cary - 4'2" Johnsburg; Nitz - 4'2" Harrison. 440 yd. Relay -- 56.1, McH. Jr. High; Harrison - 58.1; Johnsburg - 58.3;(' St. Johns 59.2; St. Mary - 61.9. Pole Vault -- Jost - Johnsburg; Roy - 6'9" Johnsburg; Cole - 5'0" Jr. High; Low - S'O" Jr. High; Bjorkman 4' Jr. High. 880 yd. Run -- 2.39.7, Radloff - Jr. High; Bailey - 2.41.6 Jr. High; Freund - 2:46.2 St. John; Pedraza - 2:49 Jr. High; Smith- Johns. 2.49.3; 1st--McHenry Jr. Hi 81% 2nd--Johnsburg 56 3rd -- Harrison 31% f.F.W. Softball Tuesday, May 18 «•»<*, Tuesday night's first game saw Bimbo's Tavern edge out Korpan's Landing by an 8-4 game. Top hitter for Bimbo's was "Gene" Moreriz, the catcher, who went 3-3 drove in 2 runs and scored; 2. Rqy McCullough went 3-4 and drove agcross one run for Korpan's. • Scoring •<-- 1 •v,.*. Korpan's 000004 0 4 8 5-- Bimbo's 002 303 8 8 2 tii the second game Tuesday night Burton's Bridge squeezed' ' by Casey's Resort by a 12-10- « score. Even hitting proved <vttt * be the winning formula as five men went 2-4 far Burton's Bridge/with Jim Kopsell drjy:ir ing in 4 of the twelve runs with ^ a triple and a home run. Bobbjr« O'Brien was top hitter for <2£Tr sey's, going 3-4 and driving-in ~ 2 ruiis. Scoring - Casey's Burton's Bridge 202 150 0 1011 6 SERVICE Airline Steamship Railroad Cruise Tours Hotels U-Drive CHAIN - O - LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. Elm St. McHenry 385-7500 Tickets & Reservations At No Extra Charge We Accept American Express, Carte Blanche & Diners Club Credit Cards For Airline Tickets. 523101 1612 4 Thursday, May 20 ,.u The first game Thursday saw -- Don's Old Bridge smash the. Dog House by a 16-7 score. It- • was a close game until the ' fourth when Old Bridge erupt*, ed for 4 runs to go ahead 10-5; Bill Huff was top hitter for Old . Bridge, going 4-4, driving in 3- . . runs and scoring 4 with two, doubles a triple and a single.', Bob Comstock went 2-4 and-' drove in a run for the Dog . House. Scoring- Dog House 104 011 0 711 - 4 . Old Bridge 231415 1617 3 The second game saw Jake's ... Dead End Gang nearly surprise Hettermann's Tavern, as Hettermann's slipped by Jake's lO*... 8. Top hitter for Jake's with"~ Rich Tyke, who went 2-4 arid?" drove 3 runs. Tommy Oeffling was big hitter for Hettermann's as he went 3-3, drove in 3 runs and scored 3. Scoring-- Jake's 005100 2 810- 2 . Hettermann's 213 400 1016 1* 4th--St. Johns 16 5th--St. Marys 4 Open Weekdays 6:45 Sat. and Sun. 2:15 )-miLLER~£i .H U.I* -- • ' ' NOW SHOWING May 23 - 27 "BEHOLD A PALE HORSE" Plus » "THE OUTLAWS IS COMING" STARTS FRIDAY May 28 - June 3 'HOW TO MURDER YOUR WIFE" McHENRY THEATRE THURS. Thru TUES. MAY 27 - JUNE 1 Weekdays 8 p.m. Fri. - Sat. - Sun. 7-9 p.m..' JACKLEMMON s V1RNAUSI HOW 10 MURDER HOUR Wltf TECHNICOLOR'-,..,.^. UNITED ARTISTS 9 DAYS -- WED. thru THURS. -- JUNE 2 - 10 Years Biggest Program 2 James Bond Hits! "DR NO" Shown Once each at 7:15 p.m. FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE' Shown Once at 9:10 p.m. Doors Open 6:45 -- All Seats 90c •ii ••i ENDS THURSDAY May 27 "SLAVE TRADE" And "LADY IN A CAGEFRIDAY - THURSDAY ^OUTDOOR GRAYSLAKErtizo&Z MAY 28 - JUNE 3 Double the excitement with Double DOIIBlHKiHIH! 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