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1*3 ^ 6 MeHENHY PLAJWDEMJ5R Thmtov. NbyanAer lot 1960 SO I HEAR ... Our football Warriors hung >up their togs this week after losing the final game to the boys from Libertyville who tied •with Crystal Lake for the -North Suburban championship. "Coach Mandli, his assistants, -and the entire squad worked Uke all. get out to make the season more successful. The team won two, lost thr^e and tied one. We have seen much worse season's, but had hoped -for a couple of more wins along the line. " i; . Some of the Mandli boys , were outstanding and will 9 surely rate on the all-conference squad. Those who were not all-conference were certainly all-heart as they battled through the heat of August and the mud of November. We lost a good friend this week when George Justen passed away. George and his pal, Holger Pederson, were targets for friendly jabs in this column many times. They made a great team of true .baseball fans. We like to remember being in groups attending a World Series game in Milwaukee and another game in Comiskey Park when George added so much to the fun. He wasn't afraid to joke on himself. ^ " It's * flmhjr feeling we get when gbing paStthe corner and knowing that^ George has gone away. He liad~ more friends than most people can ever .hope for in a lifetime. Our hope now is that they have a major league up there and when. Holger's time comes that George will greet him with a ticket for the opening day of the season. WARRIOR GRID TEAM LOSESTO LIBERTYVILLE Locals Outmatched In 20 To 0 Defeat By Co-Champions Tom Simpson tells us that Coach Tom Parsley of Marian High will be present at the Holy Name meeting at St. 'Mary's next Monday night to jalk a little football and show Smovie shots of games this year. ^Assistant Coach John Kirch- 3berg, a strong addition to Marxian's staff this year, is also -expected to lend his part to the "program. Naturally, the Holy ;Name officers hope to have a |la rge crowd on hand for the 'occasion and promise a good J time. * • | Basketball is bouncing right ginto the picture. Don Beptz ; wants one and all to know that 3 a new team, the Johnsburg »Foresters, has entered the a county league and will play jhome games in the Johnsburg • grade school gymnasium. f This coming Sunday, Novemjber 13, will find the Wonder gLake five at Johnsburg. Game Z time is 2 p.m. * 4 J In order to handle the tough |jo b of financing a team, they Xare going to sell season tickets & at a reasonable figure. That |problem of financing is what • caused the McHenry team to • disband this year. | We understand that Lloyd »Freund will coach the .team. | Players listed so far are: Tom I Oeffling, Bill Oeffling, John 5 Huff, Bernie Schmitt, Loren g Freund, Bob Brennen, Ted | Schaefer, Dick Hiller, Tom | Huemann, Charlie Hiller and S Don Bentz. That should be J quite a team. Watch 'em! The McHenry Warriors were toppled 20 to 0 in a h o m e game last Friday night to end the 1960 football season. The Warriors last game was played against Libertyville, who with this victory, gained a share of the North Suburban Conference title with Crystal Lake: The Warriors were clearly outmatched, but still gave the Libertyville team a ,good fight for two and one half quarters, holding them to a six point lead and threatening their goal twice. The field was like a mud hole and along with the terminating rain the ball was as slippery as the players* this accounting for the fumbles and incomplete passing. Joe Sanford played an excellent game, defensively making nine tackles and-.routing the team high 63.5 for the season. Close behind were Butch Espey and Bob Miller, who throughout the year sparked the defensive line. Libertyville's fine blocking and tackling held the Warriors to 143 yards on the ground while they drummed 169. In the first quarter Bill Joerger scored on a 22 yard end run. The attempted kick was blocked by Bob Fletcher. In the third quarter they scored on a one yard run by Phil Ross after a 71 yard punt return. Finally in the fourth quarter they climaxed a 57 yard drive when Chuck Rimkus recovered their own fumble and dove over the goal. Both extra points were good by Joerger, the conference high point man. The season's record of 2-3-1 does not show the efforts of either Mr. Mandli, Mr. Hutchinson or Mr. Seaton nor that which the team, contributed; bbuutt lloooaKkiinnge at tnhe games one T1 Aft MP Cm defensive squad lost by one or two mistakes and the Warriors could just as well have been fighting for the top berth. Individual Yardage and Ave. Paul M o r e n z -- carried 6 times for 10 yds. 1.7 Ave. Joe Sanford -- carried 7 times for 34 yds. 4.9 Ave. Ron F r e u n d -- c a r r i e d 11 times for 60 yds. 5.5 Ave. Tom Miller --- carried 3 times for 15 yds. 5.0 Ave. B i l l D e C i c c o -- c a r r i e d 5 times for 12 yds. 2.4 Aye. Gary Freund -- carried 1 time for 8 yds. 8.0 Ave. Wayne Fuchs -- carried 1 time for 0 yds. 0.0 Ave. Passing: McHenry Hit 2 for 11 for 24 yds. Libertyville Hit 2 for 3 for 14 yds. Touchdowns: 1st -- 22 yard center plunge by Butch Joerger. PAT block by Fletcher. 2nd -- 1 yard dive by Phil Ross. PAT made by Joerger on a dive play. 3rd -- 3 yard fumble and recovery by Chuck Rinkus. PAT made by Joerger on si 2 yd. plunge. Overall Game Statistics McH. Lib. Yds. gained rushing 143 169 Yds. gained passing 24. 14 Passes attempted 11 3 Fumbles 4 2 Fumbles recovered 2 4 Loss of yards on penalties Punt, average Kick off. average First * -20 36 24 6 -20 22 37 9 St. Mary's Defends Flag In Conference St. Mary's successfully defended its flag for football championship in the Three County Conference this fall by scoring three wins and one loss. Last week, St. Mary's assured itself of a tie by overpowering Cary 25-12. Cary still has a chance to grab a share of the title if its protest in the Cary vs. McHenry game is upheld and Cary wins the replay. Otherwise the standings will remain: St. Mary's McHenry Cary Lake Zurich Wauconda W 3- 2 2 1 1 St. Mary's only loss came at the hands of McHenry Junior High, 18-0, in a driving rainstorm. McHenry Junior High exhibited a fine running game and a surprising air attack in spite of the inclement weather. Results of St. Mary's Conference games: St. Mary's beat Lake Zurich, 19-13. St. Mary's beat Wauconda, 8-0. McHenry beat St Mary's, 18-0, St. Mary's beat Cary, 25-12. Members of St. Mary's title team: Jim Kujak, Paul Nitz, Gary Anderson, Denny Liston, Paul Adams, Rodney Mauch, Jim Glosson, Richie Smith, Dave Freund, Harry Justen, Chris Wyjas, Mike Pitzen, Ken Frost. Offensive squad: Jack Adams, Buzz Frett, Ken Frost, Paul Nitz, Jim Kujak, M i k e Pitzen, Rodney Mauch, Denny Blake, Richie Smith, Denny Hester, Ray Spohr, Jim Nye, Jim DeVoss. Some drivers who insist on driving too fast on slippery roads would not think of attempting to run afoot on the same surface. The Institute for Safer Living says slow down when you suspect that a surface may be slippery. Slow speed gradually--apply brakes lightly--when you come to a PALACE Monday Nite 7:00 Ladles League • - Carey Electrical Contrs. 2-1 - Frieda's Rest. & Pizzeria 1-2. L. Crouch 161. Railroads: B. Smith 5-8-10. McHenry Disposal 2-1 - Walsh Insurance 1-2. Railroads: A. Dawson 8-10. Palace 9:00 Ladies League Sportsman's Inn 3-0 - Castle View 0-3. M. Powers 433. Fox Valley Const. Corp. 2-1 - Riverside Bake Shop 1-2. M. Pinkstaff 430; A. Gaulke 432. Palace Wednesday Nlte Ladies League Jos. Frett & Son 0-3 - Hettermann's 3-0. B. Hetternfann 493; M. Wakitsch 187-481; M. Smith 467. 0 Blatz 1-2 - McHenry Country Club 2-1. E. Justen 474; M. Kelly 188-476; N. L&rkin 178-491; B. Meath 183. Tavern League Holiday Inn 1-2 - Atlas Prager 2-1. W. Meddings 544. Palace 1-2 - McDonald 2-1. Bernice & Whitey^s 1-2 - George's 2-1. Joe's 0-3 - Han's 3-0. J. Worm 207. C.OJ. J. Etten 236-216-631; A. Schaefer 201; H. Steffes 538. J. Herdrich 545; T. Thennes 550. McHenry Moose Mixed League Hot Shots 0-3 - Rinkie Dinks 3-0. E. M. Roewer 172; E. Lossmann 224; O. Hodges 193* 471. Bombers 2-1 - Pin Poopers 1-2. P. Patterson 222-500. McHENRY RECREATION Commercial League George's White House 2-1 - Kleinhans Building Service 1-2. R. Blake 200; D. Wiegman 233- 571; Kleinhuizen 554. Ernie's Sport Center 1-2 - Green Pearl Club 2-1. H. Wohlert 201; G. Fraunhoffer 220; J. Hoyte 201-531. Former McHenry Laundry 0-3 - Worts Service Station 3-0: G. Freund 560; D. Hiller 221-565. Brennan's Milk Service 2-1 - Garrelts Contract Co. 1-2. F. Matthesius 203; C. Green 219- 536. McHenry State Bank 2-1 - Bimbo's 1-2. F. Peterson 208; T. Wiles 214-203; D. Houg&on 204. Thread & Gage Cp.f - V.P.W* Poll Dalby 533; Visctrtmti 210r^uralli 211-585; H. Hdbbs 202T < Thursday 9:15 Le^guf -- S . Carey Electric 2^1 •-- Riverside Barber Shop 1-3- E. Mettelka 201; Kuna 540. Green Pearl Club 1-2 -- Old Bridge Tavern 2-1. R. Blake 214-545; B. Blake 534; P. Ovei> ton 545; T. Suttof 202-563; J. Larkin 205-203-607; M. CroyCh 226-585. ' Freund Oil 2-1 -- McHeory Recreation 1-2. Noonan 220- 202-590. The Vogue 1-2 -- Clark Chevrolet 2-1. A. Steinsdoerfer 219-547; T. Simpson 214- 581; C. Corso 535. Kent Corporation 0-3 v t-- Bimbo's 3-0. D. Kent 233; • p. Geske 220-561; R; Smith 214- 209-616; T. Getner 212-201-606; W. Pierce 551.. Rotary dub 0-3 -- H. E. Buch & Sons 3-0. D. Oldenburg 208-594; S. West 220. McHenry Recreation Wednesday Nite Major League -- R. Kuna 202-222-217r641; J. Clark 237-224-641; V. Freund 232-213-618; W. Webb 211-214- 615; E. Buss 211-201-591; L. Pierpoali 209-211-584; R. Carlson 223-583; H. Behnke 201- 584; B. Krier 216-583; D. Buralli 219-201-583; H. Miller 226-581; F. Schmidt 223-582; A. McCarroll 204-578; J. Herdrich 221-212-576; M. Crouch 202-575; J. Etten 215-574; C. Corso 201-573; J. Lydon 202- 206-573; A. Lottchea 211-564; A. Otto 205-567; B. Long 214- 562; H. Jensen 552; N. Dalby 551; D. Rosing 234-552; B. Peisert 213-549; D. Tyke 546; B. Pries 545; G. Rodenkirk 545. Business Men's League -- Bob's Place 3^0 -- Snug Harbor 0-3. B. Schmaling 201. Bimbo's No. 1 3-0 -- Chain- O-Lakes EkeaVating 0-3. N. Justen 538; F. Goehring 203. Brennan Milk Service 1-2 -- Patzke Roofing 1-2. H. Blake 211-549. •'* V" McHenry Welding 2-1 -- Mike's Fireside 1-2. Bimbo's No. 2 1-2 -- North Bridge Marine 2-1. Jandt's 1*2.' •*- Buss Motor Sales 2-1. D.i Freund 210-561; R. Piesert 553; D. Schaefer 204-201-595; E, Sayler 552. Tuesday Tljirty-Xiners League Freund OiJ . 1-2 -- Nye's Drug 2-1. Ifc Mackinder 460. McHenry Co-op 3-0 -- H. E. Buch & Sobs 0-3* R. M. Schmitt 446. • r. • Standard Oil 2-1 -- McHenry State iBank 1-2. C. Rosing 414; D. King 421; L. Knox 462; J. Heide 406, . Ten Pin -- (10-81-60) InSulatfbrFtefif. 2-1 -- Merrill WooI®Ss^^*2. B. Muldoon 428; W. Gehrfte 177-499. Elsie's Charm House 1-2 -- Snug Harbdr 2-1. P. Wagner 179-486. " ' " * Al's Weldiijjg 1-2 -- Dave's Untouchables. 2?1. E. Wirfs 462; K. Kurbyun 430. McHenry Recreation 0-3 -- Ruthledge Caddies 3-0. D. Ori 186-483; J. Doherty 455; L. Burns 471; M. Doherty 185- 521; M. B. Fuch 186-521. Questionaires 1-2 -- Cristy & Stendebach 2-1. M. Carls 437; M. Cristy 464; N. Cristy 463; P. Wight 476. Railroads: T. Bellino 4-7-10; K. Fuhler 5-7-9. Ten Pin Queens -- (11-7-80) McHenry Recreation 3-0 -- ^•Jnsulation Enterprise 0-3. J. Rink 178-461; D. OvertoK 186; over rrom one-M*6onne®y llWfl--551122;; JJ.. s Ife&te* liKe. ftfley 465. :* r Al's Welding 2-1 -- Cristy & Stendebach 1-2. M. Goss 452; 14 Berrie 486; M. Cristy 199- 526. Ruthledge Caddies 3-0 -- Dave's Untouchables 0-3. J. Doherty 181; M. B. Fuchs 505. Elsie's Charm House 0-3 -- Merkll Woolens 3-0. M. Mc- Kim 184-453; W. Gehrke 186- 501. Snug Harbor 1-2 -- Questionaires 2-1. M. Karls 182. Railroads: L. Lennon 5-10; M. Longfield 5-10; S. McMahon 7-10; E. Cross 7-9-10; D. Ori 6-7-10. Tomasello's Men's Friday Nite 9:15 League Lakeland Park 2-1 -- Kasperski's 1-2. - / Phillip's Auto Repair 2-1 -- Prager 1-2. Blatz 3-0 --George & Marcy's 0-3. D. Miller 204-207-585. Fox Cave Inn 3-0 -- Shim's 0-3. G. Lombardo 301; G. Kay 211-565. T. N. T. League -- L. Smith 193-177-^37; V. Smith 174-498; L. A. Smith 190-487; A. May 185-474; P. Scalf 471; D. Schaefer 461; D. Neiss 458; L. LaBay 451; E. Schaefer 443; J. Mortimer 435. HURRICANES OF MARIAN CENTRAL DEFEAT BELOIT Home Game Friday Against Hiawatha Of Kirkland Team Marian Central places its .500 season on the line against Hiawatha of Kirkland in the final game of the year this Friday night. The 8 pim. Veteran's Night contest will be played on the WCHS gridiron. Marian has one other game left -- a November 18 trip to Niles to meet strong Notre Dame. The Hurricanes reaches the .500 level last weekend with a come-from-behind 19-12 triumph over Beloit Catholic. After winning the opener Marian dropped four in a row but since then has won three in a row as the big squad continues to improve each weekend under Coach Tom Parsley's patient tutoring. Good running featured the satisfying win at Beloit where quick thinking by the team enabled it to move ahead with only 10 seconds left in the first half. --RHey Sparkles -- Bill Riley, sophomore, quarterback who sparkled as a runner in this contest, threw the forward to Ed Crowley, star of the week-ago win over St. Mary's of Burlington. Crowley lateralled to Joe Vilmain, 160-pound fullback. He plowed around end to score and Jim Vodnansky, 185-pound Algonquin senior, place-kicked his fifteenth extra point so far this year. After Beloit moved ahead following a blocked punt, Riley ran back the next kickoff 85 yards to shove Marian ahead, 13-12. Riley then guided the squad 75 yards in 10 plays for .the final touchdown. He plunged oyer from the orje-yard CROSSCOUNTRY TEAH WISHES GOOD SEASON Beat Libertyville As Hansen, Thoma And Baur Lead Way Running under very poor weather conditions, the McHenry Harriers captured the first three places in beating a strong Libertyville squad 22-33 at McHenry, Nov. 1. In this final dual meet of the year, Hansen, of McHenry, came in first followed by Thoma, of McHenry, in second place and Baur, of McHenry, in third place. Other McHenry runners who placed-in the scoring were Koerper In sixth place and Foss in tenth place. Roland Koerper, the only Sophomore on the Varsity squad, has shown steady improvement all season and has been finishing third or fourth among the McHenry runners the last half of the season. He, along with Baur, Counley, and Lishamer, Juniors on this year's squad, should furnish a good nucleus for a strong team next year. Today's victory gave the McHenry squad a record of six wins and four losses for the season. JAYCEE BOWLING IS EXTENDED TO INCLUDE GIRLS The McHenry Junior Chamber of Commerce has now extended its original plan for the organization of a youth bowling league and tournament to include any girls who are interested in league bowling. Many inquiries from young ladies, asking why they too could not participate in this sports activity, prompted the action. Present plans call for the same age limitation and group classifications for the girls as w e r e p r e v i o u s l y s e t f o r t h e boys. Due to the excellent response to this tournament, the J a y c e e s u r g e a l l t h o s e who have not yet signed up to do so immediately, for there are just three days left until the starting date Saturday, Nov. 12. RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 MDe East of the Skyline Drlve-Ii PHONE EVergreen 5-24S6 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS # Stud Service * Heated & Unhealed Kennels • German Shorthair Pops For Sale Obedience - Hunting • Retrieving We have been searching desperately at the last minute for a bowling sheet that should have reached our desk but disappeared along the line. The hottest news in bowling is a 725 series rolled by Nels Dalby in the Monday Commercial League at McHenry Recreation. Games were: 257 - 258 - 210. Somebody called it "T. V. Type Bowling." Everybody says "congratulations" to you, Nels. I Daily Pinups | Many things are appealing, f some others appalling, there's • so much that's gladdening, £ some too, that is galling. I j Miniature magic: happy mo- 5 ments. J It's best not to crow till the ;caw-Cus is over. c & Figuratively speaking, |sm art mathematician is one f who can put two and two toigether and have your number. | A hunch is a hazy idea that g haunts you till you're afraid | you are wrong. I : Draft board: international ! travel agency. t . Anonymous McHenry American Legion's ANNUAL FEATHER PARTY Saturday, NOT. 12 8:30 p.m. til ? Come One •.. Come All Fun for Everyone Refreshments Public Invited GUARD YOUR FAMILY managed a 32-yard run and the team moved to the three-yard line before a fumble ended the march. * Parsley praised the entire team for its performance and is pointing for wins in the two final games. Hiawatha finished in the second division in the Little Eight league but the former Crystal Lake high school star isn't discounting its ability. TBTRENTAL Floor Sanders to Rotary Tillers EVergreen 5-4123 PILLOW eifANINt t mmvictM "from" «h» MHfion Types of Gfmat that can breed in your Pillow! What you cairtsM can hurt you!!! 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BOOTS 1 pr. 2 " 3 " 2 " 1 " 1 " si»z» e 8 R_ eg. $17.„96 SALE PRICED " 9 " 9% " 10% " U *12.95 ok*tier4> SPORT CENTER PHEASAITS WILL BE FAIRGAME ON NOVEMBER 11 Shooting rt>oes Not ^ Start Untl Noon On Openin g Day ' * ge, vh of the The ring-nec ;ed pheasan^ will be fair gaiie for Illinois, hunters from 12 noon, Nov. i'l through Nov. 3, the Illinois Department of' Conservation stated. c i Limits are thi>e cock birjj daily and six in. jossession e" cept on the first!" lay when the possession limit 1; three birds. Shooting hours 'i -e from sunrise until sunset^ except ori opening day. Hunters can e: pe\»t to find as many cock bir s during the I960 season as tliy did last year in the main portion of the Illinois pheasant i range, east central coun^es state. In northern bounties the population is lcwerjthan it was in 1959. j Rabbit season extends from Nov. 26 through Irn. 31 with the limits set at five per day and ten in possesion except on the first day wien the possession limit is fife. Hunting hours are from ™irise until sunset every day. j W' The rabbit population is up in the southeasternIportion of Illinois and equal ti the 1959 population in centrtl Illinois. Populations are Ioto* in the northwest portion or the state. Bobwhite quail sesoii opens at sunrise Nov. 19 "ind closes at sunset Dec. 28. J Shooting hours are from suxrise until sunset. The daily |ag lim$ and the opening day possession limit are eight bins. After opening day the possession limit is sixteen birds. ! One of the best tt-ecautions to take for night iriving is "time." The Institute for Safer Living warns thai visibility is sharply reduced ffter dark. In other words, alwass drive a speed ihat will alttw yourt stop within the lengli of y6u£ headlight beams. nnannanaaaM ELM THE/fTRT WAUCONDA, IA ^ on. ^hru,' 1 '4A6W - dtoh* Complete show THURS., FRI., SAT. NOV. lOith, llth) 12th R0RY CALHOUN 212 So. Green Street Phone EV. ft-1000 McHecry, IU. SUN., MON., TuES. NOV. 13th, 14th, 15th THE CROWDED SKY' starring i Dana Andrews & Rhonda Fleming WED thru SAT. NOV. 16th -- lftth. OUK DfflBB. WdWBSjf •Emsnxsoti MCHENRY THEATRE 218 So. Or. Ph. EV 5-0144 THURS., FRI., $AT. NOV. 10 - 11 - 12 ', i The World Series of Stock Car Racing! "THUNDER IN CAROLINA" « (Technicolor) 'J Rory Calhoun Special Matinee Sun., Nov. IS S - 5 p.m. "BOY AND A PIRATE" plus 3 cartoons SUN., MON., TUES. NOV. 13 - 14 'r 15 Sunday at 5 - 7 - 9 p.m.^ Weekdays 7-9 pjn. "ALL THE FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS" Robert Wagner - Natalie Wood Starts Wed. for 4 Days Edgar Allen Poe's "HOUSE OF USHER"