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••-v ' . . . , } . 'c!£\ DRAWS GOLF CROWD The beet idea we have beard for HriUiai originated in the mind •( Bill Pries, Jr. His idea is to row oat to the middle of a lake, take •a ordinary fish pole, throw out your line and relax. Just one thing, though. Don't put a hook on the line. If you have to keep haullay In fish, your relaxation Is too terribly interrupted. Miller has a unique way of advertising twine. He had a ball of twine in his car the other day and one of the children tied the end to Roy's porch, away went Roy in his oar, turned the corner and headed for Riverside Drive. You could trail him all the- way Pr V4T., Clolce "Dinty" Wagner, *h old schoolmate paid us an annual Visit the past week. We covered' a lot of events of those good, old days. A post card in the rack in Bolter's reads "The Dam Fox River McHenryv 111." Otf Sight*-- • Little dor resting peacefully on top of tractor as Rollaad Ensign drives through town. A pile of leaves raked up by Rose Worts Bell. (Looks like fall has arrived.) ?; • '• • Mdtaf-*' •" To triftr Ptmt. associate with young people. To get old in a hurry, try to keep up wtth them. . McHenry Ceuairf ; Club W Frindi E>jof iky Early and heavy ridas ftilM U> dampen enthusiasm or at«n tl^ influx of golfers from for and wide to the 7th Annual 'Hookey Day at the McHenry Country Club last Thursday. Chairman Fred Helde and his able committees Were ready for all emergencies and the show went on Thomas O'Connell came In with a 70 to win the low gross for member. In the low grots tor guest, a DAILY PINUP* three-way tie resulted with Arthur ; ir« . . ... , . vJackson, Harold Michel* and Dean High intelligence, coupled with | McCrack€n f each turning 4a a a low, well-modulated voice is an'gcore Qf 77 " • unwritten recommendation for any! Handicap tflf #*s played undfer position. 'the Peoria system. The The horse of a different color is committee re^rtTthaT Games Next Saaday-- •• The Shamrocks play a flfiiibleheader at home. Woodstock will be here at 1 o'clock. A game with the Crystal Lake Boosters will follow. The Merchants have a big game at Algonquin at 2 o'clock. Now, get this time. Richmond Will playat Johnsburg at 1 o'clock. "Muggs" says he is celebrating his 89th birthday Saturday. Seems to as he's waited a hellava long time to celebrate it not always a palemino. Some loved one to cherish, a good book to read, A garden, and flowers are rare treasures indeed. When you are at peace with your environment your house-guest will be contentment. A permanent wave is a woman's necessity, a permanent wife is a man's necessity; and a permanent happiness is everyone's necessity. Losing your heart is not a loss, yon usually get one in return. ANQNYMOUS The Shamrocks were eliminated from the state . baseball tournament at Elgin Saturday night In a 4 to 2 Idss to DeKalb. While 'Hugh Murphy lacked the fine edge he displayed the previous week, Nelson Potter, veteran of many major league battles, had the sitaatiofa pretty well in hand. Manager ,8111 Bolger put up a fight oa a time rule which endeV the game la the eighth Inning, but loot the decision. Bill Madsen was quite a pitcher for North Chicago in setting down 3 to Q. In fact, the whole l«^id like big leaguers In of Uob, Farty*- Whether yod can aoller skate Or sot. It would be fun to attend the "Balloon Party" Friday night McHearf^ast For This popalar recreation spot Is celebrating Its fifth anniversary da Friday and the Management will go all out to see that everybody has a good time. The Plalndealer gang iufi' famhad a big time at a picnic Sunday. We played baseball, horseshoes, ate a lot, drank a little soda pop (and associated beverages) and came home tired Mrt happy. Urenda" baked a cake and most tot It was eaten. George won the steak-eating contest Bill Moore | *** heat at jumping over tables. : Frank could eat only two steaks iince he dMn't want to slow down his speed on the ball diamond. Helene (the bookkeeper) worried about the expense account when she wasn't socking home runs. Ben Jang, showed how to pitch horse shoes. Bill Burfeindt saw that everybody had a good time--and thanks! The boys would like to hand out a bouquet to Sylvester Tonyan for a neat job of placing gravel over tn« low spots around the edge* of the V.F.W, diamond. Such help, and cooperation in sports promotion is. appreciated. Jfte trapevine tells us that Roy TIGHT RACE FOR PLAY-OFF RIGHTS IN COUNTY LEAGUE The Shamrocks beat the Crystal Lake Vets last Sunday to hold first place in the county league. Kreeger hurled a 3-hitter as Algonquin beat Woodstock 3 to 0. That kept Algonquin la second place, breathing down the neoks of the Shamrocks in the race for top spot Jim Schuldt stood the Crystal Lake Boosters on their ears with a 1-hit performance auditing number one low dm was Roy H. Miller, hat the score seems to bf forgotten. Jeat kr ao» afternoon. A golf eoarae has jMvaateen of which «ary and pat In harder. A "hole Is a tin cni'.||1fe| canter of a "green." A "jffao** la a small parcel of gra%? oOatfeg about |1.»8 a blade aM' ahaally located between a hfo«k atad a couple of apple trees, or a lot of "unfinished excavation.", • The idea is to get th4 golf j^U frOfti a given point into efgfc oftfce eighteen cups in the fetNfal i^rOlMs and the greatest number ofc WOTiil. The ball must not be' thrown, pushed or carried. It must be propelled by about 1200.00* worth 'tit curious looking i mplemebti,' especially designed to provoke the owner. - Each Implement has a>**pedlftc purpose and ultimately some goffers get to know what that purpose Is. They are the exceptions.' After each hole has been comtpleted the golfer counts his strokes. He then subtracts six and says, "Made that in five. That's one above par. Shall we play lor 'fifty cents on the next hole, fcd?" A '• the eighth and two ninth, featured by s triple to deep cen- H1 Spots-- The 7th Aahnal Hookey D#y was the largest on record. Early rain forced the Wood* crew to take over In the tool; house where they dished oat weiners and beer or beer and weiners. Jim Perkins aftdhis pita owls were right on the ball In Setting up the tool hoaee enb.; /ft ' -- - -- i » j > • Weiners were cOoke4 1A| tn oat scientific manner. Chef "iiinihiU" timed then) with a at^if wattf*. And you mast have seen that sporty cap!. • " ' V. • • ** ?: Killer, opposing Bob Bratftke on the mound, finished Strong with two strikeouts, both on nKe catches by Gordon Miller. The game had its moments, but it was all Richmond afteh the fifth tuning tie was broken. Richmond AB R H Katzenberg, SB ............ 5 1 2 G. Miller, CF ^ .... S C. Miller, S8 5 V. KHtervJ* R. WIBI>, c H. Millar, IB I Pickering, Lp M. Stilling. RF R. M«ler. P i After the final, or eighteenth hole, the golfer adds up hla seore and stops when he hat reached aighty-seven. He then haa a awikn, pint of gin, sings "Sweet Adeline" with six other liar# and ca$fs 1t the end of a perfect day. ^Aa^nojfc RICHMOND'S PITCHES 7-2 OVER MERi The Doctors did a sjob of taking care of an gTsjr-fkjw crowd. That fine -chicken ' (Unpef set up by Hel«4 Dp^or aid her capable crew drew much praise from all. They aa? "P^opf of the puddin' is in^the eatinr." Plant proof there..^ • . » lanty of as After a real wtirkoat belta^l the Dundee,bar, BUI Kraui Ihed his bOw Me. won 5 to 0. Richmond held third i ' " ' . , > place by beating the Merchants 7| It wouldn't be HOCt^eg DaV w||h> to 2. Johnsburg beat Hebron 101 out Stan Hill. Stan was thefe. We to t to stay in fourth. Spring can't vouch for his More, Imt ap Grove tripped hapless Harvard 12 chicken eater, he'$ In the top to 0. The standings will show a close battle is iu store for a right to enter the play-offs. League Steadings Shamrocks ... T^ter. -it* Algonquin .......... 11 Richmond I .... 11 Johnsburg , ; f Dundee (Floyd's 8 Spring Grove 8 Merchants , 'IL. ( C. L. Boosters ...... 6 C. L. Vets 1 | Woodstock t B Hebron 1... " g Harvard - i Games Kext Soaday Woodstock at Shamrosks. Merchants at Algonquin. Richmond at Johnsburg. Spring Grove at Hebron. C. L. Vets at C. L. Boosters. Dundee at Harvard. a bracket The many friends of-Msgr; Nix, who was quite a golfer la his day, were pleased-to bavetim Join the crowd. It's a habit A1 Piirrsy lu^,th4 course in excellent Ship*. ^ "Twas a grftat day. . ^WIMMIJrC PROGRAM " Announcement has been made by the McHenry county Red Cross that over 3,000 persons are registered in the six weeks' county swimming program which meets five days a week. CAR WIRES BI'RJT Wires in a car at Lily Lake burned last Sunday evening but no further damage was reported to the vehicle. The local fire department was called. Ten McHenry. maidens, front page The Free Press--10c a copy-- all three Drug _ stores-- a penny apiece is cheap enough. 11-3 BALLOON PARTY AT Just For Fun Roller Rink ON FRIDAY. JULY 28th III celebration of the fifth opening of popalar recreation spot. PRIZES -- BALLOONS Admission sixty cents, including tax. From a Remtnfctoa lUnd tcore card, we offer yo*.. folltiwiB#: Golf la a forth of work dhajp pensive enough U>r a man to «n» Joy it. It Is physt<«ll and mettWI exertion mad* attractive • by- tl& ,'fact that you have to dress for .itj In a $200,000 cliil^iopaiel, Golf is what letter-carrying, ditch-digging, andf car.per4>eatitg Would be if thosfc taattf hM to be performed on th^ sam< hot afternoon in sbortf and ^Qior^dL aoi»a by goutylooklni;' 1g$ntl»m«l|, Who required a different im^lSmfDtt, fo( every, mood.,- v . Golf is th^ ' iimfitlefet, lop|dni game in the world" when yau ta)te. it up, and the totfghett looklaf. after you have been it it ten'or;' twelve years. " • 0 . ' . , ' * It is probably .• the anl)r jtnown; game a man can i»lay as long 4a a quarter of a century, and fhih discover that It wis too deep for him in the first plac^ , the game 1« p|aye^ 'lata care^ fully selected grass wfch . little white balls and aa mday olpbs ps>. the player cam aftOr<L Tb*se little balls cost from feventy-flve oenta to $25.00, and It Is possible to support a family of- ten people (all. adults) for five months .on the Richmond's baseball team, wtth five Millers In the lineup " plus Manager Ray Miller,,«ame. tq.ta#a laat Sunday and beat our Merchants quite handily, 7 'tb 4'."""' * Richmond scored In the.# flast Inning when KaUenberg led *fT With a pop-up in back of Qrst tl»t (fell safely. He moved to second pn an error and sped hoipe on Coi>- nifer MilVer's hit to center. The Merchanta picked up a r|9 to tie the count in the second when "Red" Olsen drew a paps to start his perfect day at bat, w«nt to second on a wild pitch and •cored on a hit to center by Bpb JCgox. r ^ scoring threat by the hoiie team fell by the wayaide in the fourth. Schneider dreifT^I pass and was forced by Peterson. Olson's bit moved Peterson to secid. Bob. Knox got hit whqp the 11 tdok a bad hop over Connie Mller'a shoulder. Peterson rounded third, but didn't reckon with Vern Miller's strong right arm as the throw nailed him at the plate.; Both teams scored in the fifth; to keep the ball game tight at 2-3 t H ptillipj; drew .a walk stole sec»-| opd and hit pay dirt on a hit tbt right by Katzenbery. Nye's double,* ail infield out and -wild pitch accounted for McHenry's run. Successive doubles by "HtJzie" Miller and , Pickering accounted tap tile winning run in the 9ixth. Rich"' mpnd made it safe by scoring* Merchants Nye, S8 Peiaert 8B ^ . Rosing,LF° Schneider, Q; »Peterson* RtK.y*.,::.;. Olscfn, IB IB. Knox Butler, CF iBratzke, P ^.....^kT. I Wirtz, RF too • McCulla, IBr ' McGee, CF TOTALS ..u. Score by Innings: Richmond: ,100 oil 022 - 7 Merchants:' .• 010 010 000 - 2 Two base MtSi O. Miller, Winn, H. Miller, Pickering, Nye.. Three base hits: C. Miller. Stol9p.,basea: V. Millar, M. Stilling. ,Ui t Sacrifices: H. Miller, Peiserl Bases ^n balls off Miller, 6; off Bratzke, 2. Sttat^ Oat by Miller, 6; by Bratzke, 8. " ys: V. Miller to C. .. 3 ... 4 *8 AB . 8 .. 8 ' ... 4 .' & -iy: ! ./a i s . - 1 >; 8t 1 1 1 I. i '1; 0 1 R 1 0 0 0 0 1 9 M 0 0 '£ Miller. v Teeth. Decay An estimate of the amount of file tooth detay activity in a mouth at «ny fivpn time and an estimate of future decay activity can be made on the basis of a bacteria count in the saliva. Need' rubber rtamps? Order at The Plalndealer. The Johnsburg Tlgera trailed Hebron * to 1 ioing Into the fourth inning on the Johnsburg diamoad last Sunday, but started layln' tht wood on for 14 hits and eventual victory, 10 to 8. Eddie Jackson was on the hill for the Tigers, hurling steady ball and not being scored on after the third innuing.' Bud Meyer was again the leading hitter, retiring to the bench after 3 for 3, including a threebagger, Besides, Bud stole two bases. Manager Pitzen used 14 players and did considerable switching of positions in the late innings to watch the performance of some of his rookies. Hebroa again showed that they lack the pitching necessary to win in the county .league. Capable pitching would, undoubtedly put the team very much in the thick of the league race. Johnsburg /*• Hiller, 2B, Pitzen, JB ...C. i.S.. B. Meyer, RF .. . .. D. Freund, RF .... B. Meyer, SS thelen, LF G. Jackson, G, 2B R. Freund, LF, C Katz, IB, SS •A. Jackson, CF .... N. Freund, CF ... J. Freund, 3B .... J. King, 3B E. Jackson, ;!» .... TOTALS^* Hebron Halstead, 3D ........ G. Tibbetts, IB .... Kuecker, SS, P .... Schmidt, C F. Halstead, CF ... Burns, CF W. Tibbitts, 2B .... Smith, LF Nelson Peacock, P Johnson, P Totals Score by Innings: R H 4 1 1 1 .... 4 * 1 1 1 .... » :t 1 ....-1 0 I 1 ....« 0 2 .. 4 4 1 1 2 ... 1. • 0 .. 1 t 1 ... l 0 0 ... i 0 0 38 10 14 m R H 0 0 .:. :4 ' 1 2 4 • 2 ... i 6 0 . . . f 0 0 ... 0 0 0 ... s 0 2 • • 5 , f 1 .. 1 • 1 ... 1 1, 0 ..x 4 0 8 Hebron; 008 400 000 - 8 100 889 Six - 10 Hiller, B. Meyera 8; Q. Jackson, A. Jackson. Two tafee hits: Kuecker, Nelson. Three base hits: B. Meyers, Kuecker. Double plays: k Meyers to K a t x . . . . ; r " Struck oat fey Peacock* t; by E. Jackson, 6. - Bases on balls off: Peacock, 5; off Jackson, 8; off E. Jackson, 4. DORIS DRAKE TO BE FEATURED ON HARVARD SPEEDWAY FOR THE BEST DEAL IN TOWFt ON TELEVISION COME TO H STEFFAN'S JEWELRY MAIN STREET W. McHENRY Ml «l vTHI ^PRESSURE t-X v« *• t Meols or Small... Cooking or Canning Bm 9$ •'ike kehby shep^ itaNllerpeek •Mlenfer** twnttfX 8EACO SAt^S and SERVICE ? '• *•* -.5' : • • XILYMdOR Tlllli. MfHEXRY 183 m FRYERS pSWEET CORN l^'V.; HOME GROWN VEGETABLES Phono in your fryer orders - will he ready when you call lor them. A. KNIGGE JMMli South on Esai River Ro&d Phone McHenry 510-J-2 THANK V - . - . ' ' I woUld JlSe^to'tc^ce "this opportunity to'thank eyeryone in McHenry and surrounding area for their. pCdronpge dtiring the" past year.. It. was a pleasure to serve the many mends made during the time I jpiras iii business. ^ SMITH * * . r ^ , T H E N O O K . : •. '. WMI MCHM»T MIRRO-MATIC "6 v , j . • - ;.»• Full 6-quart capacity. Easily handles a 6-lb. roast, ham, or fowl. Wide enough to brown big pieces of meat, shallow enough to turn them easily with a fork. Cans 7 pint mason-jars; 5 No. 2 * cans; 4 No. 2yi cans. With rack and recipe book, only $15*95 MIRRO-MATIC "4" V Full 4-quart capacity. Speed-cooks a big chicken < / :or pot-roast. Cans 4 pint mason-jars at a time. ,nd rcdpe book' °"llr $12.95 MIRRO-MATIC "8" Full 8-quart capacity. Holds half a ham or two big chickens. Cans 4 quart mason-jars or No. 2yi cans; 7 pint mason-jars or No. 2 cans. r With rack and recipe book, only $17.95 "SSSo-MATIC f.olUr.. "IW Cont«4nr.^C«» rs'r,:cr,rr^! . the MIRRO-MATIC wsy 1 ^ Set Ihese practical MIRRO-MATIC Prefiurt tag) our Housewares Dtparfmmi today I ^ AltKoff's Hardware / McHENRY, ILL. ;;ttp§HJPri. & Sat. Ev| U^lliI 0 Sunday 9-12 A deliberate crash roll of a car will be done by. Miss Doris Drake when the Jimmie Lynch Death Dodgera stage what will be the moat apectacular of all thrill shows at the Harvard Speedway Saturday night, July 29. Miss Drake ia the f i r s t woman to try the stunt of crash rolling an auto, considered on of the most dangeroua of all auto thrillers. Two of the Lynch boys will engage in a double car rolling contest; another will make a 75-foot ramp-to-ramp leap in an open car and the fourth feature of the show will be a head-on crash into a solid mass of five tons of ice. A single performance is schedueled for the Harvard track. Teh McHenry maidens, front page The Free Press--10c a copy-- alb three Drug atores-- a penny apiece is cheap enough. 11-3 Complete lino of 'U*0p WSmrf remedies at fHhitlaa Btoya, McHenry. . ' WRESTLING Lake County Sta£an ROUND LAKE PARK, HI FRIDAY. JULY aatk 8:30 P. My GORGEOUS GEORGE T8. GYPSY JOE Australian Tair Team Matcli BENITO GARDINI and TOKY OLITA8 v TS. THE GREAT BALB0 anl JACK CARTER --nn iiw: CHARLES^MrRlUY > 1. Over-all LUBRICiARi lubrication--includini inspection of yot|f Buiok from radiator to rear end. 3. Removal of one front wheel,' inspection of brake iioipi end wheel bearing. 3* Inspection of tires, plm crow* •witching of wheels to, save you money on wear and mileage* 4. Headlight aim correeted- ' 8* Stop lights and other<Werning lights checked. C 4. Engine tune-up-»for snappier performance and iocreeeftd mileage economy. Phone this week, for prices ami m appointment-'before the ruskl stt YOU Kuust mat a . .. .*,4# ' I