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JrW/ff«} ( "J Sr * E& ** ummmm BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR '50 RELEASED vn-izssm Play St. Maryi Of Woodstock Hare Friday, Nov. 17 ? #'-;V * - V^jt / V V ^4yy»S ^ November t. Ijgfr * " V^jb' _*At MCHS tbe footballs are packaway and bAketballs are all over the spacious ittfnl new gym. The Warriors loft a hwrd battle Barllniton last Wednesday by a 12 to 6 score as many enry fans braved strong winds jrfppy temperatures to watch final game of the season. .. The Warriors wound up in trarth place in tbe Swani conference.' If you believe in figures. tree teams were better and four una In the league were . not as food aa the Warriors. .• Harvard took first place Ifl Spite a couple of ties. You will remember that 20-20 tie between the Warriors and Harvard in our homecoming game. We should have won that one. The Warriors drew large crowds and garre the fans some interesting football. Nobody walked over tbe home boys. It's a rough game, that football. SeHenry boys had their share of juries, M came through In good ifrfre. vJ Don Freund got a bump on the foggin that gave all of us a few fetnutes of worry at Burlington lie was OUT. But befog in fine dbndltlon, Don snapped oat of it {M seems none the worse for Wear. . Well, tbey let the air out of the footballs now and have the bas- )|etballa.j|^Qwn up and ready to '||omiee.; -/ ' McHeWyB first toKtftefball game #111 be played on Friday evening next week when St. Mary's of oodstock comes to town. 4~ We watched the boys in practise fcnd can only tell you that you fffl see at least four new men in wt e starting lineup. ¥y< t'Ntne seniors from last year's *£h«ad graduated last June. Bob ScCulla Is the only holdover. * Of coarse, we had some good on the Junior Varsity last and some of them are sure to through this year. ' " Our local high school has released its 1950-51 baketbaJJ schedule this week and it is rated that the first game will be Splayed at home on Friday. Nov. 17. The first gamt will be a npnconference tilt with St. Mary's of Woodstock and should draw the usual interest shown in clashes between these friendly rivals. On Tuesday, November 2.1, Mc- Henry travels to Burlington for the first game in Swani competition. Coaches McCracken and Roche are putting a large group of players through their paces and are still faced with the tadk of finding starting combinations that will click. Fans will see a new team this year since graduation took nine of the first team squad. You will note on the schedule that McHenry's new gym will be the scene of the county tournament this year. Schedule Nov. 17--St. Mary's--Hero. Nov. 21--Burlington--There Dec. 1--Whitewater--There, Dec. 5--Hebron--Here. Dec. 8--Marengo--Here. Dec. 12--Lake Geneva--There. Dec. 15--Harvard--Here. Dec. 16-18-19-20--County Tournament-- Here. Dec. 22--Delavan--There. D e c . 2 7 - 2 8 - 2 9 - 3 0 -- M o o s e h e a r t Tournament Jan. 5--Elkhorn--Here. Jan. 9--Woodstock--There.' Jan 12--Burlington--Here. Jan. 19--Whitewater--Here. Jan. 26--Marengo--There. Jan. 30--Hebron--There. Feb. 2--Lake Geneva--Hare. Feb. 6--Woodstock--Her*. Feb. 9--Harvard--There. Feb. 14--St. Mary's--There. Feb. 16--Delavan--Here. Feb. 23--Elkhorn--There. Top row: Henry Hiller (scorekeeper), Don Freund, Howard Katz, Ray Thelen, Ted Pitzen (Manager), Howie Freund, George Jackson, Stanley Freund (Secretary and Treasurer). The above picture* shows you the 11950 group of Johnsburg Tigers that staged an up-hill fight and came very close to winning the championship of the McHenry ICounty Baseball League. It will be recalled that the Tigers were off to a slow start early in the season, but came charging down the stretch to beat the titleholding McHenry Shamrocks in the 4-team play-offs. In fact, they were tied with Dundee as the season closed and won a special playoff game to decide fourth place in the league. After working their way into the finals of the play-offs the Tigers lost a 2-out-of-3 series to tbe strong Algonquin nine. On Monday night the Johnsburg Community Club followed their annual custom of honoring their team with a special celebration. It was also Ladies Night and a large crowd gathered at the popular Villa Club on Pistakee Bay for %n enjoyable evening. Middle Row: "Ozsie" Jackson, Art Jackson, Jim freund, Willie Klapperich, Rich a r d "To n y" Freund, Dick Hiller, Lloyd ^Tnsund, "Si" Meyers. ' " '* Front Row Bud Meyers, Joe'Hitler-, Jr., (Bat boy), Norb Smith. Jim King, who was absent when the picture was taken, and "Tony" Freund are how In military service. Precaution When painting the exterior of a structure, be sure that metal surfaces are painted as well as wood BOWLING NOTES SWANI STANDINGS The final standing of v the Coach McCracken isn't wwly to -piWis his first five. It may be that sophomores will show enough . to break In before the season poves along very far. Order your personalised Christmas cards, ribbons and other gifts early at the Agatha Shop, 110 S. Green Street. 26 ' The athletic program at MCHS develOp{pg fast. Now we learn *reatltng matches will be hi competition with other tills Infl be the grant and type of wrestling that you on television. Nope. This will an effort to teach the boys the icientific side of the sport. Oh. dear! We have been print- Jjfeir a name In bowling scores as Jftthk Rothermel" and the lady .Jails ap to ask us how long we live known her and did ire know |he has been married to a guy named Meyers for a long, long tjitte. •- To think We cohld make such a mistake after watching that romance since the days when Fred wittingly carried her books home from school for her. Just tor the records. ** asked /" for a certified copy of the marriage certificate. But, we're sure vJt Was our mistake. The name is ihKeyers. You know, Maude Rotherael'B little girl "Tink". Our old pal "Mpse" must be , itappler today than we have seen Jjhtill after many elections. Those Republicans seem to be coming to We are so grateful to our former llhjfor. k. I. Overton, for bringing ng ll sample ballot on election day. He thought we might not know Jttst how to mark It. SWAN I conference: W t T Harvard 5 0 2 Whitewater .^*..4...^;'. « 1 0 Burlington ; --...... 6 1 1' McHenry r, : 8 8 1 Elkhorn 8 4 0 Marengo 1 6 0 Delavan ...... 0 7 0 Lake Geneva ... 0 7 0 - Palace -- 9 O'Clork Ladles- Oak Park Hotel, 2; Steffan's Jewelry, 1. , J. Kralowetz, 179-441. Johnson's Bar-be-cue, 3; T. Olson ft Son, 0. - '?*<•*• ' J. Simon, 175-173^48. • i . •• »>* .«;>* <»< 7 O'Ctaek Ladles-- , f Herdrlch's, 2; McHenry Lntftber, At • .. T. Meyers, 434; E. Justen 426. Justen ft Son, J; > Riverside Dairy, 0., # , , A. Glosson, 422; M. Dohe^ty,- 463. '"V ; McGeeV2f le« &Bay'l. Belmke, 201-208-606; Werbnie, 510; Pyritz, 508; Johnson, 633. McHenry State Bank, 2; Walsh insurance, 1. v/Cristy,-£18; Rogers, 614; McCarroll. 338;, Britz, 213-557. , Hester, 2; Atlas Prager, 1. Rode, 64&;-8eharlow, 500; Kreutzer, 521.' - Old Timers- Rogers', 2286; Crlsty's, 2262. Cristy, 550. Downs', 2413; Meath's, 2324. Barbian, 525; Johnson, 533; Meath, 510; Blake, §14; . Downs, 540. ' THEY BROUGHT BACK DEER City-- . .*• '.<• Carey Electrie, 8; Olson ft 8on,< 0 . - ' . ; V Sarge, 546; Hagberg, 503. Tfnjors-- Carl's Service Station, 2; Blake MotoVfc, 1. • •• Rodenklrk. (55; Barth, 225-547; H. Smith, 507; Schlitt, 216-587; tanotta, 513; Bacon, 204-509. Carlson Oils, 2; Downs Nash ^ales*,!, ; , Paluch, 213-201-581; Cristy, 516; Steffes, 517; Tonyan, 523; Carlson, 513-565; Budlef, 519; Crouch, 544. r*vern-- , . - Cubs lan, 2; Landl's, 1, I E. Buss, 203-570; C. Stilling, «24; W. Low, 527. Hoots, 2; Snug Harbor, 1. C. Behnke. 506; Wheelock, 614; N O TIC E Barber Shops will be Closed at 6 P. M. on Saturday, November 11, 1950. : The above picture shows Don Mathers, Richard Freund and Emil Simon proudly looking over deer brought down by Don during a recent trip to Eagle River, Canada. In addition to the deer, the boys report getting 16 grouse, two northern pike and a flock of ducks Winkel, Photo (most of which was eaten right there in camp). Of course, there was help in this department from Mrs. Freund, Emil Simon and Mrs. Simon. Mr. and Mrs. Freund report running out of gas and walking 12 miles to the nearest station. sb fbure you noticed how Gene flftifcefer Is coming through with tbtll big bowling scores? Must be firing Instructions from his Dad --^eUe". you BAILY PINUPS ~ Trouble is a bruin when jrl at folks. determination defies dis- Jfl friendly overture seldom false note. the grass grow under Is not making hay. keep the shirt on your back tften necessary to roll up Sleeves. current of your thoughts cushion a shock. ANONYMOUS. •1 personalized Christat the Plaindealer office, yours today. ftMd fM Waat A4s! RRVS We sincerely regret the following series of misfortune to our employees which will necessarily curtail our policy of prompt service. - 1. Two weeks ago, Jim Faulkner, ear driver, met with a serious accident here and will not be able to work for at lea\t six months. That same day, John Flrken, our mill man, received hlrf final notice to report for Induction Into the army on November 9th. t. Anticipating Johnny's draft, we arranged te replace kin with Ray Horenherger, Jr. Two days after Jim's accident, Ray entered the hospital for an appendix operation. After Jim's accident, we appealed to the local draft board for at least a 80-day deferment for Johnny. Monday, November 6th, we were informed that our appeal had been denied. As of now, we have no crew. In the near future* however, we expect to obtain other efficient employees. In the meantime, we hope you will understand and be patient during the time it will be impossible for us to render the service to which you have been accustomed. McHENRY MILLS McHENRY, ILLINOIS !»• H. Behnke, Sit: Mooaan, 2io-2«»- '575; 8tolle*. 502. . , : R. Place, 2; Fireside, lL^ A , Hagberg, 101.' Al's White House, 3; Herdrlch's Slats Beer, 0. O. Sctaefer. 187-218-231-434. ;c. o. 1m- ^ Winkers, 24ff4; Iwhter's, D. Hester, 506; H. Freund, 237- 671; L. Winkel, 221-552; H. Miller, 530. FTeund's, 2472; Thennes', 2265. F. Meyer, 220-681; f G. Frjeund, 204-671. < f ' ^rox Motor 8*les>2; Bosch's par-b-Q, 1. Hettermann's Tavern, 8: Leo's T a v e r n , 0 . ' * ' • j .. J. Gerth, 5lt. ."4 Commercial-- Westlake's, 2; Pitsen's C^mp, 1. Frett's, 3; Olsefl's, 0. J. Jackson, 511. J[lm ft'Clgra'a T«#ernv t: May 8. • p., 0. L. Hawaon, «|. HettmrMraa*S'Tavern, 2; Ba-i ing Bar. ii. H. Hettermann, 427; fi. (cohtinued on page I) 0. 0. r.t ! . Jager's, 2289; Kreutser's, 2168. B. Kreutser, 510; H. Kreutzer, 614. ThennesV 2304; Stilling's, 2180. L. StllliBg. 617. ;;; •--Hewlfaqr 'Bar Johnsburg Xen-- N. Smith's, 2; M. Schaefer's, 1. P. Hiller, 533; P. Freund, 220; C. Smith, 208-209-562. S. Freund's, 2; L. Smith's, 1. G. Hettermann, 513. G. Jackson's, 2; B. Miller's, 1. B. Miller, 203-204-533. A, Jackson's, 2; J. Jackson's 1. J. Jackson, 666. Wonder Lake Girls-- Variety Store, 2; Cardinal Store, 1. ' "Mill Inn, 2; Kreuger's Nursery, 1. S. Paknik, 425. Lake View Inn, 2; Lake Dry Cleaners, 1. Z. Malochleb, 182-426; F. Feldhahn, 197-476; L. Homo, 442; L. Johnson, 184-429. McHenry Am. Legion AhlU, 3; Rolaine Grill, 0. Mildred Hohman has been reading your "Male" and here is what he wantf For Christmas. - . . . Pure Wool Argyle Hose • . Ifcnd-Creased Bill Folds J . . . Fine Imported Handkerchiefs Unusual Cufi Links cmd Tie Clasps tat care fit to be tied AH Available Beginning No*. 2Sth One Twenty Two Riverside D&Ve P. S. 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