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BOWLING NOTES 8.1M1 « MA FRIDAY. FEB. 1$ LAKS GENEVA B. Hulquist, 4(1. Mi Placv. 2;. The Pi*. 1.. . J. Brit*. 42B; K. Hoyte, l«-m- 4»1; S. Weber, 17I-4C1. Holly's Drive In*. 3; McHopry tend and Gravel, 0. A. Schweiger, • "V' • <- ./* '^vV-i " ' 1 Frank * Pi*ida,g||f McHenry Recreation, 1. 1 - • ij J. Brown, 205-540* McDonald's Tav«0|, ^; Wa Ringwood, 0. McCullom Lake, 2; McHvnry Plastering. 1. improved Turn ft«y P»r< <35r WW. 4135 Win . t The world of sports loves a winner. We saw it again last Friday §• t-Aa aoon as (lie snn ooratfs oat i HtUe, we hear talk of base bat), the local teams are talking a goodI fame these days and making plans .iir the'laaaoik**' ' *r* *'y ^Think they lad better hang up tose spikes and leave them right i tlir hook for a while. '"&i ' • " ™;' 'i * •• • •" • *Which reminds vp. Have you ItfRen those spiked shoes that A1 lieveriiighaus wears these slippery inya,? Fishiug enthusiasts who Vlalt the Chicago Outdoors Show at Navy pier February 16 »through 25 certainly will not be disappointed at the exhibits, of fishing tackle and -equipment which will be shown. F. W. "Nick" Kahler, manager of the show, promises that this year's display will be the best anywhere in the world. "Yes", says Kahlar, "this will f After watching the last two .StCHfl basketball games, it strikes Si that McHenry may not be too r away front sending a winner •( qpto the floor. inhere is no secret iWdt it--interest lags when a team isn't win- Eig. The world loves a winnef til he gets to the top. Then ponies the time for a lot of people v who Want to see a champion knockm Off by an underdo*. ; -- Palace --F Snug Harbor. 2; Landl's.l. Stilling. 508; F Rogers, 532; 1)1 Weingart, 201-564; H: Behnke, 504. Hoots, 2: Herdrich's. 1. Noonan. 202-547; Duttko, 200- 542; J. Simon. 510; A. Tonyan. 212- 543. R. Place, 2; Al's White house, 1. R. Freund, 507; Q. Schaefer, 526. Cubs ion, 2: Fireside. 1. Well, our boys looked1 ROod iitainet Lake Genera and won their game. If anything, they lookoft even better against Woodstock, hut lost At least yon can see Improvement that should show up j^| the next two year*. / - ttad the boys been a lfKttfr tttor^ accural* in their pasaing against Woodstock, they could have made iat score plenty done, vj ; ¥Th* Warriors hare won two gfcme* away from home before playing Delavan here, f^eh. H. On IrMajr night of this week they (nvi to Harvard. Next Wednesday night, Feb. 14, they play St. Mary's . jjgWaojMt**. • >That Delawn team potted an last Friday night In knockoff BUdtorn 50 to 42. It was •Ikborn's first loss In 10 games. They still lead the leagtie with a .1-1 record, but Burlington is treathing down their necks with 9 fins and 2 losses. ---- And you may have heard that tcHeary drew Dundee in the reonal tournament. C. 0. F. 9 OTlech Winkei's 2444; Herdrlch'a. 2420. Kd Thennes. 507; Qeo. Justen, 227: L. Winkel, 514; Fred Meyer. 553. Freund's. 2615; Miller's 2293. D. Hester, 513; Qeo. M. Freund, 541. C. 0k F. 7 OVIerk- Jnsten's, J$€J; Stilling^. 2202. B. Rreutser, 511; I>. Weber, 217- 544. Thennes*. 2454; Krevtser's 22*5. W. Sehreiner, 504: H Steffan, 543; B. Thennes, 221-608; H. Krentser, #•». . . • C*F~ Hester Oil, 3; Carey Electric, 0. Dattko, 548; Fantus. 521; Aregger, Ul; Rode. 201-646; Scharlow. 209-620. * Atlas Prager, 2; State Bank. 0. Rogers, 525; I lilies. 210-651; T. Werbnig. 612; V. Jones, 549; H. Krentzer. 515. Walsh Insurance. 3; Lee £ Ray. 0. Behnke. 506; llcCarroil, 565; Weiser. 224-204-666; Britx. 613; Steffan, 523. McGee's, 2; Olsen £ Son. 1. Hirdler, Sl5; Olaen. 200-625. Major*-- Carlson Oil Company. Make Motors, 1. .. ^ __ Tonyan, 200-544; Aregger. 531; *• mm. ... n, »__• J MMw Crouch. 234-203-583; Smith. 539: L ^L C e B,Rfcp m the McHenry County Women s 201-iiii; Rodenklrk, 211- Hirva^ Carl's Service Station. 3; Downa frltlr a 2457 total First place went ^ 0 ^ T i#t>,< t,h e Harv„ard Cafe team with a ono has- ,tc lo__# th. wi pj™ Schhtt. 202-548; JannotU, 216- j|639 total At least the Mi Wace M6; 201-234-612: Rosirls .-IPi^enrr.-ili.^the,. ,li|ne- ,ng m~m-. Paluch, 541; D»«ns. ie tsdtes are -holHfnt their Ingles and doubles matches1 at fcx River Grove. A card from the H. C. Hughes imily takes a little of the chill 4ut of our bones. They are tourbig around Florida and actually l£w some frost ' '* > Manager Bill Bolger tells us that .the CCo-ops will play their last home game of the season next Sunday afternoon. The strong Richmond team will he here, riding on the crest of a 'Winning streak that has gone through eleven games. .4 Big Connie Miller has been doing some fine rebounding for the Richmond team this season &nd has some mates that seem to know what to do with a hasketbaH. So ^-you should see a lot of has- "thall on the home floor next iMjillay afternoon. Two gamesfirst one starts at 2 o'clock. 211-560; Steffes. 215-609. Old Timers-- Cristy's, 2321; Rogers, 216S. F. Rogers, 205-55V. Weatta's, 2423; Downs, 2264. A Blake. 533; W. Meath. 516; J. Downs, 523. 0 O'Clork Ladles-- T Olson & Son. 2; Johnson's Bar-be-cue. 1. C. Boone. 180-462; T, Steffan, 434; M. Kinsala, 434 Oak Park Hotel, 3; Steffan's Jewelry, 0. T? Winkel, 179-431; J. Krajowetz, 422. Petersen. 523; Thomson, 534; night when broad smiles prcdom-!he the greatest show of them all. Nimts, 201. I*eo's Tavern*'Frei^nd's Dairy, L IX Frehnd, iao+^JRelningsr,. 210 513 -- BeWUag Bar Thursdajr Kite-- Busch's Bar-B-Q. 3; Fox Motor Sales. 0. ' ,11. Klapperich, 202. ' Hettermann's Tavern, ,2i X#o's tavern. 1. -'Leo Young, 504. Wonder Lake Girls- Cardinal Store, 2; Ro*laine Grill, J, Y ' J. Hoffman, 190-426; M. Subtn, 4401 Ij»ke View Ipn, Iti lCrueger's Nursery. 1. •1.. Homo. 438. " >>- -McHenry. Amer. IieglOB, 2; ^riety Store, 1. Lske Dry Cleaners,. ^ Mill Inn, 1. • • R Hoyte. 44#, CenunerekO-- : *>," Jos. Hiiematin's, 3; Bowling Bfir, 0. E. Meyers. 529; J. Schons, 514; Hetnplc, 219-531; Kupec, 206-601. OlKen's. 2; Pltzen's Camp, 1. Tonvan. 212-503. f t - » Kreutser's, 3; NomnM|'|tt Nowak, 507. Westlake's, 2; Frett's, 1. B. Frett, 231-560; Mensllng, 500; Wilder. 504. Thursday Kite Ladles-- Lay's Tavern, 3; Leo's Palnlerettes. 0. L. Schmltt, 459; L. Freund, 424. Jim A Clara's Taverti, 2; Hettermann's Tavern, 1. Geo. Breier 41 Son, 2; Weingart's Trucking. 1. ' ' Frank May a * CL »; Bowling Bar, 1 Inated as the crowd filed out. of our local gym after patching Coaoh McCracken's Warriors, defeat Lake Geneva's cage team 41 to 36. Right off the Dat tne Warriors took command and moved along to a h;ad at the end of the first quarter of play, ^uke Gdnva's scoring punch left much to be desired all through the Qrst half in spite of their jnerry-goround attack. •• Unable to find a combination that would click, Lake Geneva's cOach ran players in and out of the lineup at a^dizxy pace in the first half, then took the entire equad to the dressing room during intermission and .evidently had . a few words to say on the subject of basketball. Anyhow, the visiting team came out in the last bait with a lot of fire to outscore the home team- Dick Miller, of the ..visitors, sparked the drive witK 9* points, but fouled out as did Jim Voss. The game was very much on the rou£h side in the last quarter, a final tabulation showing 23 fouls called on the Wisconsin .teiim^ . Herble Engdahl was the fcor^ng ace for McHenry with 17 pofhts as his pivot shot proved effective. The Warriors plealied.:thc crbwd In this game with thefr teahi play and improved passing. - McHenry Varsity (41) HuemannP " Lawrencfl,1':v Aim • " Freund Bixgdahl MeCnlla Kennebeck Andreas (Capt) T0TAI<8 Lake Geneva Ffi 0 : : ¥ • 2 0 1 PF 3 4 2 , C 0 3 0 2 I* 10 448. ZMalochleb, 424; F. Weingart. Varsity (16) 42S-, M. Smith. 455; K. Jackson, | Jim Voss »B. Cocroft . B. Read Miller iThoresoa -*>• iKltse Schumaclter Stevenson Gibbs ,R. Voss i Barrett • v i\ •' -- MrHenry Recreation -- Thursday 0 OTlock-- Clark Chev., 2; Certified Foods, 1. Bennett. 225-588/ Fox Novelty. 2: Old Bridge. 1. Freund. 538; Krause, 506; Jones, 548; Kinsala. 532. Blatz, 2; Co-ops, l. Britt, 513,; Jannotta. 520.* i Johnsburg will also have a home •ftile. nfeeting Woodstock Town- »nils. That Johnsburg team can some good outfits, but they shake their heads wlfen they think of McHenry. ier wrestling card at Saturday flight It's all in the- Whlrl of sports. DAILY PllfCPS Bach of us has friends who are tried and true; then there are others who are trite and truthful. 8fcvlrig your dollars makes sense. 'It yon rationalize the thinj\ yo»| visualise, you'll never be mes- ' merited. ' erience is, the crutch you i lean on after falling s are folks who exude con- Hdejace like turning on a light; thenfa are people who exclude con fidepce like ,blotting out your «§• liin prefer barbershop quartets wliOe women enjoy singing hims S<Mne folks react to flattery like a marshmallow to a fire- It's better to give a nugget than promise a gold-mine. ;|w fi fi ^ ANONYMOUS 4lth«CMirte«f Uve In the MM dl# JMMh*r-soled sandals were oopydr the most appreciated gift* tblemsn Oresent K. off C.-- Wall Fill Insulation, 2; Steffan Jewelry, i. H. Diedrich, 200-514. Canada Dry, 2; Frost Studio, 1. 1>. of A^- • McHenry Lumber. Co., 3; John the Tailor, 0. McHenry C»-op. 3; Art Smith's Qroc., 0. E. Miller, 455. Cubs Inn, 2; Buss Motor Sales. 1 L. Kilday, 177-476. ^ow'g, 2; P. M. Justen Furn.. L V. 7. W«--I iHy Boys, 2; Bell Hope, 1. Dog Faces, 3 ; Swabbies, 4. Low. «37; Smith, 233-697; Conway. 220-559; Kraus. 552; Cruetz. 200-520. Karly Birds-- McHenry Cab, J. Oxtoby, 436; D. Freund, 429. Old Bridge, 2; Peterson Boat, 1. E Peterson, 469: R Buergler, 182-463; N. Larkin, 182-176-490. A P. Freund J; Stflllng's Town ft Country, 0. D. Schaefer. 179-443. Carey Electric. 2; S. H. Freund, H Knpx. 441; L. Kilns/429; E Rand. 420.. URGi CROW# JOTMKC.0F. PUNPARIY PriMtAwmnM'To 66 Tourney Wiimorf Sunday ETening ^ The Foresters wound UP their bowling tournament with team events last Saturday night, then sponsored a big party with fine, SUNDAY, program on Sunday evening In the St. Mary's-St. Patrick's ' scchool hall. Following a bountiful meal, the bowlers and their best girls drew up chairs to witness the awarding of prizes and hear the program which was toastmaBtered in able fashion by Fred Meyer. Top winners were the same as announced in last week's Plaindealer. It was Bill Tonyan in the singles, "Honhey" Miller and Dick Rosing in the doubles, the same Miller in all events and Mayor Freund's five in team events. Of course, there were- many ' other prizes all the way down to a 34th place teafn award to Captain Leo Stilling. (There were 34 teams entered). * Stale Officers Attend Adding much to the program were State Chief Ranger, Earl Duf fy. State Secretary Dick Tobin, and Herbert O'Connell, Secretary of the Forester State Bowling Tournament. There was a brief, pause from yte jovial side as the tOastmaster called upon Earl Walsh, Plain-. dealer Sports Editor, to present a trophy in memory of "Uncle"? Ed Smith. Leo Winkel, President of the Forester Bowling League placed the trophy in-the case to take its place as a lasting memory. Then, there was more fun in store. Bill Althoff. State Director had a few words to say and top winners pinned' corsages on their wives and sweethearts One of the highlights of the e v e n iik g was the ap pearance of the Rythmalres of Elgin, who warbled a few tunes 'n the best Barber-8hop fashion. Members of the quartet were Warne Blakman <ten<&). kob t/tft>- ner (lead), Sheldon Lebey (baritone) and Dave Golden (feasd). Dancing and cards concluded a grand evening of entertainment. FG FT PF « ~-Q~> § » ft. tl Hr bHiifoW x!r. ho 1 0',40 Our fishing tackle section will include ^7 booths just chuck full of every make and kind of equipment known to man. and maybe a few" that aren't known to man. Hesides the huge assortment of exhibition booths, we will also have a , large stage and casting tank where famous sportsmen front the far corners of the <?arth will display their vas^ talents." It will be- interesting to note how fishing fans will take to the new glass rods which will he nniong the exhibits. Glass in rods has made excellent progress, but a goodly number of conventional rod supporters consider the glass rod strictly a gadget. Glass rods will not replace rods of steel and bamboo but it should stir up a number of lively arguments. From his vast library of experience as a fisherman, Kahler passes on these little helpful bits of advice: reels should carry at least 130 yards of line: rods must be strong and powerful, but light in weight; the best lures to use should he sub-surface lures, such as wet flies, plu&s and spinners, and remember, thte average catch is uiade- acfOss^or slightly downstream. WOODSTOCK JUNIOR VARSITY WINS 29-27 THRILLER FROM MCHS In the ' preliminary game at MCITS Tuesday night, the Junior Varsity five of Woodstolk High Varsity five of Woodstock High from the Warrior J.V. five. icillette The scoring looked more like ' a baseball total in' the first quarter that ended 2-all. The visiting team, held a 3-point edge at half time and from there on down to the final gun the' two tninifl battled hard and fast for nn edge. , ' It was a game that had the crowd on their toes through its u-loseriess. in spite of the comparatively low scoring for the present dnv brand of basketball. •r 56 To 42 ty Mark«d Bf . ifiy Fm Throws . The Blue Streaks of Woodstock High came to town Tuesday -night and won a 58 to 42 basketball game from the McHenrjft Warriors in a game that held the interest of spectators in spite of the margin of victory. : With a :6W pltfS' 'aveHrfce from the free throw line, the Streaks gathered 18 points to add to their 20 field goals. The Warrior total showed 17 field goals' while they were missing 15 outv of 23 free throws. Woodstock got off to a 6-0 lead as the game opened. McCulla broke the ice with a pair of free throws and then went on to score 21 points for a game total. Thife was far and away the' best offensive mark ia the game. The first quarter ended Tyith the visitors holding a slight ^dge, 15 to -3. McHenry's attack bogged down in the second quarter as McCnlla's 6 points broufeht McHenry up to 19 at half time against 27 for the Streaks. The Warrior passing took on a ragged tinge during the middle periods, but improved as the game settled down to the final stages. In fact, there were spots in the game when the Warriors set up some nice ohots only to be Vf1o 1 und lacking in marksmanship.' The Streaks had reserves such as Hinner to come in and w.deu the gap and had their victory pretty well in hand after the first quarter scare. • * . * ' . -.f- ;>;.* Woodstock ' ' • Varsity (68) Dermont Roush Led by Baldwin's 18 points,« Coach Pete Roche's Junior v^ariity boys defeated Lake Geneva Si to 24 here last Friday night. Bolger's floor ptay and feeding to Baldwin stood out as the two Combined to puil the home' team out in front after a tight first half. McHenry J.V. (21) FG FT PF Bolger i& Miller H. Mfllor McCracken ^ : SttWnflp* , TOTAUS . I S 16 Johnsburg <«)• VG FT J. Jackson 2 3 A. Jackson popping, JohhstS' Baldwi|ti - Cristy Wohnrade Bennett I^andgren -eilt; S# ?,'jy t 1 • ^ -r 5V'v o TOTAL8;i;;;'.:v* Lake Geneva •). V. (24 < Bullock Kitze Liebhai^l ^ Dahlinf • Gustafson Rchunuwher Hermanseu .. - . / F6 2' v>.'^ , 2 4 4., 2 • r FT 2 M A w 3 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 13 PF 5 s 0 0 1 2 3 1 TOTALS. ' ' IB Score by Quarterst .- McHenry: 7 - 13 - 24 -- 31 Lake Geneva: t 3 - 11 - 18 -- 24 CO-OPS BEAT FT Pf •w.-« Til jTT ri 1 8. Miller B. Peisert L. Freund D. Hiller H. Freund TOTALS . Johnsburg find Team B. Peisert L, Freund W. Smith G. Jackson B. Mi H. freund Overton D|-HiUer TOTALS tteHeiitt Snd T Olsen Howa Michel! Dojvell- ' Althoff Nye H. MUlir Bob Mlljer ^TOTALS Hinner Michaells Clark Tryon Schacht ii % < 2 i-Woodstock .»-! -Wto 1 i ' '»<;• 0-" 2"' 1 k I' 0*"'* ' 1 M\ 0 r'lfilV ft m tit};:; .91 ; Score by Quarters:* H : »H f T'J i McHenry 13 - 24 - 30 -- 41 jrT^TAI S Lake Geneva: - 22 -- 35 i ' i1 POPULAR BOAT' SHOW WILL CONq.Ofl? »KXt BBRUARY 11 u> .v (i Q»ler yonr ruMNir stamps at The -Plainilaaler. Nlte Owls-- . Nye's Drug Store. 3; SelHVeder Iron Works, o. * # * P. Kraus. 177-469. ' Al's White House, 2; McHenry Recreation, 1. I. Stoller, 450; J. Rosing, 424; Itheir matches. The Chcago NatleSnh.Boar fttow being held at ttt»'<< Iatsrnational Amphitheatre caatintfesi••lthn)ugh, Sunday, Feb. 11, as one of the nation's main attractions^foiT^nger boating enthusiasts. From all indi a:ions, pleasnf-f boating is sailing into a springtime boom, for the public has i*>en enthusiastic in its appraisal/m the many attractions offered, ranging from luxury cruisers to cano««s. and all types of engines and, motors. . "This may be boating's biggest year," said'Guy W. Hdgherf.'>xefrrttive director of the' Outboard Boating Club of America; wktoh is staging the show.Barring allout mobilization of industry, "^he nation's boat builders will be able to meet the civiliah . denttrnd frr. ecreational craft this ydar." .1. V. (J?»> Re.harnau...^,, fiahs , fllfiister' Wienke ^ '* i J. V. (27.y,0; ». . p^jlger Y ;h CrJsty_» jiiirlM"/' Peppinsat jo .TohtlSOIfJ/j p&viwin. .,i i TOTALS Pfi f^1' PF *2- ' 1 0 1 "ft 2 3 3 , 1 1 1 I 1 1 ?. 3 1 5 .11 7 11 * FT PF i % 0 l 0 2 4 - 0 4 8 s 2 1 1 3 10 7 11 ATTEHTIOHTOTALS McHenry ' . Varsity (42)' Huemann Aim Engdahl Andreas McCulla • Freund > . Kennebeck % Pepping LawrenQe TOTALS Score by Quartern" - F6 V PF • • V p 0 4 0 0 0 ' 8 4 3 i 0 2 3 2 2 3 8 2 t ' t 2 ' • " • I ' 3 I : 4 3 M 21 *43 m PF 1 i 3 3 i 2 2 0 5 t 1 3 * 6 6 0 0 0 0 2 1 . o 1 0 .1 • f-~r •--. -- Vt 8 22 "Woodstock: McHenry: 15 - 27 - 43 13-19 - 31 93^1 SCORE. -Second Team Loses Opener 43 To 33 ; To Johnsburg Five The big Co-pps scored a 93 to 61 victory at Johnsburg last Sunday afternoon as everybody on the team took a hand in some fancy shooting. , While Art Jackson and Bob Peisert each scored 20 points for the' losers,, the Co-op defensive bottled up the Johnsburg highscoring ace, Joe Jackson, holding him to 9 points. The game was marked by too much fouling as 32 were" called against McHeliry and 27 against Johnsburg. < Due to player shortage, several Johnsburg players also took part in the second team game which was won by Johnsburg 43 to 33. Bob Peisert scored the same number of points in this game as in the main, attraction, 9 field goals and 2 free throws giving hiip 20 points. "* Next Sunday the Townsend five of Woodstock will play on the Johnsburg floor while Richmond travels to McHenry.' » ! McHenry Co*#* (9.1) FO fT PF Larkin ?;- v -t- f -g Bolger ' • l|:? ^ 0 4 Neiss . - 2« 6 m Your wei wash at the LAjUNDRIT ON ROUTE 120 Phone 308 WRESTLING HERE SA MEETSWA AN McHenry's wrestling team lost to Arlington Heights last Saturday night by a team score of 32 to 16. • With interest growing in ' the sport, a large crowd is expected to see the boys in their tussle %ith Waukegan wrestlers on Saturday night of this week. Last Saturday night. Green, Crook. 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