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* -\. •-; - flkoaH; ^ V M' -: r %y: V'v, \ ^r>: * v.'VkV:; i -1 *; f J -~ ** ~ ; > * * " '*% £• « - * n rv&% ^-w« > : ^ r ^ 4 . * «>• *»-»"» - ( i\ t" '**" '* f t - *• " V "• 1 yip; Looks 10M we are going to have w; fo see If we can bring those Sham- -Jvtocka . gome luck next Sunday at . SiWoodstoclL • :if~ With Dick, Smith tovwte* the ^Shamrock game at Algonquin (and doing a nice job of it) we took the Merchant-Crystal Lake "Vets game as an assignment for * the day. It was the first Merchant .r- same we had covered this year '4^«nd all reports had us wondering •'•if it wouldn't be a dull afternoon. "ft It turned out to be a pleasant ^Ibrprise. Those Merchant boys '. '#ere a lively bunch as they whal- ';»(d away to a decisive 11 to 2 vic- ,'JiDry. . y The boys have a taste of victory 'lifter getting pushed around in ^..previous games and have just the Ionic needed to keep on the right ;%mck. From all reports. Stan Mavis . *%as in rare form in tossing that 'VjMiitter at the Shamrocks. Mavis iaust be picking up where he left eft last year. We saw him in that final game at Johnsburg for the n . championship and thought ^Jiis %ork was pretty nifty. * "**!j Xo. It doesn't seem like those "Shamrocks should keep on los- •?lBg so we pUm to follow them to ' "Woodstock next Sunday and put the whammy oh the opposition. ; Up at Johnsburg, the Tigers had 'ft lot of batting practice against Ike Crystal Lake Boosters. ; ' The Tigers travel to Alponqnin | §e*t Sunday for the second half • vt a twin-bill. Dundee will play t Algonquin at one o'clock. 'The ! Tigers will play at three o'clock { Or later. '•$T- ' li- The Merchants are happy about 1 going back to Crystal Lake next ; Sunday where they will meet the | Bposters. They have a chance to t luake it two in a row. MERCHANTS WIN 11-2 GAME AT CRYSTAL LAKE Madsen In Fine Form And Mates Show Old Pepper You can't keep a spirited bunch of young fellows down forever and the McHenry Merchants prov* cd it on the Crystal Lake baseball diamond last Sunday when they swept to an 11 to 8 victory Paluch CF V, ' 1 t 2 Doyle CP 1 0 IButler LF ' ."2 Nickerson Rl ^ 'a H. Brite RF T a ; 'jKlapperich <5: 0 : o Madsen P l Total* k 14 Ctrstel Lake Vets 2 A.B. M. H. J. Feffer IB 4 i 2 L.. Willard 3B A o 1 Fitz8iramon8 88 yii •••-' 0 Gaulke C ' :M •• 1 " E. Feffer CF •^$y. 0 iBryan 2B 2 . Jenner LF t ^ • 0 Weinberger lif*. Rudsinski RiF .i'-ri'-:, y+y-: 0 T * 0 V.'illard RF . 0 Jo Wendt P. ;'-0 at the Boosters on the same diamond next Sunday. Merchants (11) a ^ A.B. S. H. J. Knox 3Bv- ^ -•••^ -'jr •• ~ 1 Bob Knox 2B McCulla IB Brennan SS Our high school golf team won the Swani Conference Meet for . the third consecutive year with a "Four Low Man Team Score" of 328. Bob McCull4 was out with ;ja 36 and in with 39 for a 75 total. I^That's nice golfing. Rich Michels was next with 39-40-79, Herb Eng- Jjidahl third with 43-38-81 and Craig IBaldwin fourth with 47-46-93. Congratulations to the team. , John Dreyniiller is beginning to lean toward the White Sox. |i Our community has talent in •jteany lines. Did you see that ^Choral Club program laBt week- ;i end? One couldn't help feeling I'jproud of a group of men and •Jwomen, from all walks of comimunity life, banded together with * a song in their hearts, giving Mct Henry high class entertainment come home, shower. The ! "Muggs" had tq | He's invited .to a only man. • 9 .. -- > Wrestling under the «tars is I what tl\ey term' tlus attraction • coming up Friday night. June 1st In the Round Lake Park arena. Vfhe. Mighty Atlas , will meet Iftetis Schnabel as the top billing In the first show. Fred Kohler brings in the top wrestlers in the cpuntry for his shows. We have just learned that those twd protested games in thie county league will have to be replayed. Dates will be announced later. over the Vets. / The veteran Bob Madsen was Oh the firing line for the Merchants and was in good firing form all the way. Bob allowed only 6 scattered hits and kept his strikeout ball handy for all emergencies. To back hp Madsen's masterful hurling, his young mates handled everything that came their way with the exception. of one harmless error in the third. The surprise package in the McHenry lineup was Marty Klapperich-- the people's choice. What Marty lacks in experience as a catcher, he makes up in other ways. He threw out two would-be base stealers, held every third strike and pat pepper in the team. Crystal Lake put over a foto in the first inning when J. Feffer scratched a hit, stole second and came home on Willard's single. McHenry caipe back with a run in the second when Paluch singled to center, stole second, moved to third on a wild throw by Gaulke and crossed the plate with ease after Nickerson's long fly, ball wag hauled down in center field. • -- Here We Go! ' It was in the fourth inning that the Merchants started to lay the wood on the ball. Brennan got the first of his three hits to start the jamboree. Paluch drew a pass. Butler slashed a hit to left. Nickerson was safe on an error and Madsen aided his own cause with a long single to left. Four funs were in and that meant the ball game. However, nobody knew that those runs would win the ball game and the boys picked up three more in the fifth. Bob McCulla hit safely to center and was safe at second when the return went through Fitzsimmons. Bob Brennan boomed a triple over ,the left fielder's head and scored on Butler's second hit. Nickerson's hit and a wild pitch got Butler across the plate. Paluch got into the scoring act again in the seventh by hitting safely and then taking advantage of the Vet defense. He moved to second when Don Butler was hit by a pitched ball. He then stole third and kept right on for pay dirt when catcher Gaulke threw the ball into left field. A base on balls to E. Feffer and a safe hit by Bryan brought about Crystal Lake's second and last run in the seventh A cut-off play could have saved this run, but the boys will get around to those maneuvers later. The Merchants picked up two more runs in the eighth to complete their scoring. John Knox walked and McCulla singled. Both advanced on a passed ball and Brennan's third hit sent them home. Bryan got a triple in the ninth, then Madsen went to work in earnest and left the rnnner stranded. t \ The victory was a great pepper- upper for the young Merchant team and they are anxious to get Total* - Score by Innings: M Merchants: 010 430 IK*--11 Crystal Lake: 100 000 100-- 2 Three base hits: Brennan, Bryan. " t. Stolen bases: J. Knox, Paluch (2), Butler, J. Feffer. Hit by pitched ball: Butler. Struck' out by Madsen, 11; By Wendt. 5. Bases on balls off Madsen, 3; Off Wendt* 2. MAVIS PITCHES THRff-WT 6A*f FOR ALGONQUM Irish Shillalah Falls In Bailie With Tomahawk scored without a hit. A Wklk, An error, a stolen base aad ill Infield out did the trick. -- Aadreas Breaks String 1 After Mavis had retired twelve men in a row, Andreas opened the sixth with a single to left. McCracken bunted and both runners were safe when Andreas beat the pitcher's throw; to second. Bockman bunted along the third base line and it was perfect. Bockman crossed first base with yards to spare but was called out by the home plate umpire for stepping out of the box in bunting the ball. Andreas and McCracken were sent back to second and first. Miller hit a fly to right center that looked like it might be a hit but Blanken made a nice eatch doubled McCracken at first. The eighth inning was, another tough one for the Shamrocks. Freund led off with a single to center. He stayed there while Andreas popped out to the pitcher. McCracken lined a beauty down the first base line but Moehle made a nice catch of the ball, stepped on first and Freund was doubled for the third out. . The game ended with Mavis tossing out Bockman. Miller grounded... to second and was thrown out StiUtef fanned. Shamrocks AJ. B. H. Andreas LF . 4 0 1 McCracken m " * » o The Indian tomahawk proved mightier than the Irish shillalah last Sunday as the Indians nosed out the Shamrocks 3 to 1 at Algonquin. The game was a thriller from start to flnifth but Mavis was just a little too tough for McHenry. Rich Freund pitched for the Shamrocks and did a fine job, allowing only nine hits and two walks. Algonquin picked the rigl places for their hits with the result that they scored one run in each of the first three innings. For the Shamrocks in the first, Bockman walked after two outs, stole second and scored on a single to left by Harry Stilling. Algonquin tied the score in their half of the first on a single by Tipps. a sacrifice, and a single by Broederdorf scored Tipps. McCracken stopped further damage when he made, a great play on Boyd's smash to third and threw him out. Sonny Miller came up with the fielding play of the day to get Blanken at first. Sonny was completely stretched out on the ground as he fielded Blanken's smash but got up and still had time to get his man at first. Liebert's single, a wild pitch, and a single by Mavis scored the second run for Algonquin. The third run for Algonquin was Bockman lEp Miller SS - H. Stilling C H. Knox RF B. Bolger CF ---Rfc Lay 2B It. Freund P Totaja Alfonqa* •JR. Tipps LP Moehle IB 'Broederdorf flfB . Boyd SS • Blanken RF ; Liebert C F. Tipps 3B Bangert CF Mavis # 5 I "W 6 28 AJk t 0 •Ihrw0 1 0 0 0 1 3 H. I $ i i 4 3 4 4 • # 1 » 1 * ••jrJ y i - •1 M H 8 9 100 000 000-»t 111 000 Otet^-8 Totals Score by InnJagit McHenry: A l g o n q u i n . Triples: Boyd. ( Doubles: Broederdorf. , Double Plays: Mavis to Moehle Blanken to Moehle, Moehle (unassisted). Walks: Freund,' 2; Mavis, 4; Strike Outs: Freund, 5; Mavis, 9. Hold Training CourM For Cub Seoul Committee TKBtS 24 TO S SM OVER raosrats "Bud" Meyers Hits Two Home" Runs; Art Jackson Has 5 Hits There was Some great clouting going on at Johnsburg last Sunday as the Tiger baseball team drove out 22 assorted hits t6 swamp the Crystal Lake Boosters by a score of 24 to 5. Bud Meyer got two home runs and a single, scoring four runs to round out his exercise for the day. Art Jackson had five hits in six trips, including a triple and double. Art and Bud each stole a base as part of their leg work in the gAme. Manager Howie Freund used 19 players in the free-scoring contest with Klapperlch giving way to , Suhrbier on the mound after collecting three hits and scoring the same number of runs. The game was pretty much in the bag after the Tigers scored 11 runs in the first three innings. Next Sunday the Johnsburg team travels to Algonquin for an Important game. This will be the second game of a double-header on tlpe Algonquin diamond. With these two teams looming up as penant rivals, it* looks like a real battle is in store for next Sunday. ' 1 " H Layne 68' .• Lege! SB • r« ' Harttinger LP' 4 • ' "VrttK IB . Cook SB ' •!*};<>:. , 9 .<Knipfel C ^ 4. ilCrimmins Frisch RF, P' i4 x* Rudsinski P^R? ' 1 - t-' Tigers (94) Si Meyers LF D. Freund LF A. Jackson CF . B. Meyers SS Howie Freund 2B Katz IB J. Freund Huemann C Harry Freund C. Pitzen C C; Hiller RF N. Smith RF Peisert 2B, :S8 Klapperlch P Suhrbier P Totals Boosters (5) 1 R. H. ¥ o i" • o 0 $ 2 1 1 5 • 1 "T 2JL l 2 1 0 1 0 3 0^ i « 51 24 2^ A.B. R. H. Totals w'?9$. Score bjr I mi lags! C. L. Boosters: OOt 100 000--6 Johnsburg:' 335 334 SOx-->4 Stolen bases: Layne, Cook, A. Jackson, B. Meyers. Kats (2), J. Freund. . Two base hits: Rudsintkl, A. Jackson, Klapperlch (2). Three base hits: A. Jackson, Peisert. Home rtths: B. Meyers (2,. Double plays: J. Freund to Howie Freund to Katz. Struck out by. Klapperlch, 3; By Suhrbier, 3; By Rudsinski, 6; By Frisch, 4. . Bases on balls off Klapperlch, 2; Off Suhrbier, 1; Off Rudsinski, 1; Off Frisch, 2. Winrt|ng pitcher: Klapperlch. BIG INNINGS GIVE WARRIORS WINS OVER MARENGO AND GRANT Breaking out in a rash of runs for one big.jrtning in each game, the McHenry Warriors won ball games from Marengo and Grant during the past week. In the Marengo Same af 6-run fourth inning turned the trick for a 9 to 5 win. Andreas started on the mound in this game, giving way to MeCulla whjj^r received credit for the game, as winning pitcher. An 8-run blast In the sixth gave the Warriors a decision over Grant. Knox had 4 for 5 in thi$ game as the team run up a total of 13 hits feood for a 13-8 victory. Kennebeck took over for Freund ons-the mound and was thelwinni^ jGpitcher. The Warriors travel to Marengo Friday afternoon and play their final game next Monday at Woodstock. Grant: • , • A.BJ R. H. Wehrestein SB 4 1 1 Kaunts SS 4 1 1 The third meeting in the o^r^ rent Cub Scout course for committee members will be held in the high school at 8 o'clock on Monday, June 4. Parents are invited to attend and may obtain further information from D. Harding, who is Cubmaster, or Paul Jessup, chairman of the committee. Registration of Cub Scouts is now taking place for boys from the ages of 8 to 10, with parents urged to sign up at the same time. Parental cooperation is necessary since the purpose of Cub (Scouting is to realize a closer parentchiid relationship. ^ Read the Want A#|iv TOR MODBM SERVICES and SKBlUBRICATtON , VISIT ' ANDERSONS SERVICE At FRONT and WAUKEGAN ROADS ./>. kk DAILY PIM PS: Real responsibility is tha kind that wrestB the remnants, of your resources. Black magic is the curtain of night being lowered on the heat and glare of the day. There s little motive in your madness when you try making a mountain out of a mole hill. A strong tie between father and aon is very often the red polkadot tie. Doing common things uncommonly will make the crude seem crimson. An uninvited guest and an illtimed jest are in the same category-- out of place. The hand of friendship guides the footsteps of the less fortunate. ;,.f. jAnonymous lE COMPLETES TEST'. With 914 pounds of butterfat and 23,830 pounds of milk testing 8 8 percent to her credit, Athlone Admiral Grace, registered Holatein- Friesian cow owned by Hickory Creek farm. West McHenry, has completed a 365-day production test in official Advanced Registry. She was milked three times daily, and was 7 years I months of age when she hagnw Imt testing period. . ilM - Stop in tonight! It scores . for law • cost fan! bowli^RT™" Ivery Evening SAT. and SUN. McHENRY RECREATION Steve St Pat Koenlg Props. Modem Alleys Open 2 p.m. 8 COATED 16 COATED $1087P« imibb ALTHOFFS "McHenry County's tiwdtn Hardware" PHONE 284 McHENRY ILL. •MM REED'S TOWNHOUSE FOX LAKE. ILLINOIS Visit our beautiful Cocktail Lounge and Dining Room. ;T HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS 9%bmmu .fiji ..Sleeks* Chop*, Chlpken and Shrinip. Home Made Pastry ANNOUNCEMENT Since May 1, I have taken over Muntz television sales in this araa. JOE Mc ANDREWS TEL McHENRY 575-J-l Kitchen fender the able management of PAT and JOE GRENS /Cola LF Leuth SB Dayton IB Anderson Smith C Walker Wismeit/ Totaia ^ ^ XeHenry. • * ;?•?' Bolger fliS Knox 2B Andreas CF Hiller LF Hueman C Butler RF T Freund P-IV Alms SB Podd IB • Kennebeck F;" It I 1 K •! . ' • •; - '"--- 9* * 9 AJ. ii B. 5 t 1 '4 . - .1 ^ 4 •-••I' i : '2 i. i • 'i ft # : Knox 3B AndreasP-C ftiller CF-L McCulla 1B-F Huemann C-' • * "X putler LF-R||^,;^,V*... Feppin* LF r^T 1 i' 'I Alms SB -Fretfhd RFKennebeck 1 "fo "t J jxytyji f t > 0 t 0 Totals Score by IaniaffSt Marengo: McHenry: 28 % 9 000 014 tax--5 Q10 611 Ox*--» WISCONSIN RACING PROGRAM FOR BIG § AND LITTLE CARS ^ Totals ° ft i$ 13 Score by Intafit Or ant: 620 160 Ox*--8 McHenry: 000 058 Oxx--13 Two Base Hits: Knox 2; Andreas 2. Walker 2. Marengo: Rick IJpinsky Cain CF ^Anthony fTomlin SS Filpke LF *y: Miller P-3B - Johnson RF Ashelford C • Ron Lipinsky 10. AJI. m. a.' "•:r" A- •4. : « ' t ' {W 8 4 "I, '=:•€ .§ i o * Totap^ McHenry Bolger SS Marke SS ftfl t " * 6 A.B. B. H. 3 1 1 10 0 Six big speedway shows on the one-mile dirt track and twiceweekly programs on the quartermile oval have been announced by auto race director Tom Marchese as the 1951 summer auto racing schedule for Wisconsin state fair park. Stars of the Indianapolis mile race will open the fairgrounds racing season the second Sunday after the Memorial day race in the second annual Rex Mays Classic, a 100-mile AAA national championship big car race, on June 10. The next big Show wUl then be the 150-mile AAA national championship stock car race, Sunday afternoon, July 8. Only 1SE0-51-62 mollis may M entered FRYERS FOR SALE Pan-Ready -- Packed lor Deepfreeee Tomato and Cabbage Plants-^-- Will Deliver Poultry Schafer's Poultry Farm 'One Hmm North on Kout^lgO 0n Riagwood Road. 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