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iltfS UVt Sectioa One -- Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, April 29, 1965 SO I HEAR... LEGION BALL-- Joe Stanek phoned to tell us that McHenry will have an American Legion baseball team again this year. That's good news. Dick Pickett will manage the team and will give us more news on the team as plans shape up. GRADE SCHOOL TRACK-- We have a note from Don Seaton telling that the grade school track meet sort of crept up on everybody this year. Mark the date: Monday, May 3rd at 3:45 p.m. This is the 8th Annual Meet and is staged each year by the high school for the grade schools in our district: St. Pat's, St. Mary's,, McHenry Junior High, Harrison School of Wonder Lake, Ringwood, St. John's of Johnsburg and Johnsburg Elementary. This meet is held to help stimulate interest in track and to give the boys some idea of the various events before they enter high school. Johnsburg competes in a conference where track is the spring sport. It is also reported that Harrison has started track competition this year. In the meet next Monday, ribbons will be given to the first five in each event.. Warrior Nine Loses 5-4 To Elgin Larkin Last Thursday the Warrior baseball team lost another 1-run game, this time being nosed out by Elgin Larkin 5-4. Larkin scored five runs in the first three innings as McHenry peppered away only to fall short in putting across one run in the last inning. Elgin (•») AB R H LaPrairie, cf 11 1 Poglajen, ss 2 10 Secrest, lb 3 1 0 Cassell, rf 3 0 1 Witkowski, 3b 2 1 0 Martin, c 2 0 1 Wold, If 3 0 1 Rayner, 2b 3 0 0 Badge, p 2 1 0 Brande, p 0 0 0 DOLLS ARE BACK-- "Divot Dolls" appears on your sports page this week to make us aware that the golf season is with us. Welcome aboard, Verona and the Dolls. We like to have you as part of our page. t / role RELAYS-- At this writing results are available on the Wheaton relays where rain and cold prevailed. Don Seaton's shot put relay team of Ron Gelvin, Tom Lunkeheimer, Jim Morenz and John Fleck won first place. That lets 'em know McHenry is on the map. STREP PULLS RUG OUT-- Something called a strep throat knocked our feet out from under us the past week and we had to miss a wedding in the family of long time friends, Harold "Zeke" and Charlotte Bacon. If memory serves, we stayed on our feet the day way back when they were married. McHENRY TRACK TEAM STRONG IN SOME EVENTS In the McHenry-Dundee-Antioch track meet last Thursday, Dundee finished with 64 points, Antioch 61 and McHenry 23. Showing strength in some events, McHenry picked up three first place spots as Pliner won the pole vault event with 10'6", Fleck put the shot 50'6", and Doran won the long jump, 19'8%". Flecks 141'3" was good for second place in th£ discus. In the 880 Y.D. Zvonar was third with 2:09.5. Gelvin was fourth in the shot put and Doran fourth in the high jump. The McHenry Sophomores picked up points all over the place to finish with 55 against Dundee's 62 total. Antioch was third with 31. Lossman won four first place spots for McHenry, winning the 120 H.H., 180 L.H.. discus and shot put. That was quite a performance for one afternoon. Placing second for McHenry were Johnson in the H. H., Newbaur in the 880, 880 relay, Johnson L.H. 23:6, Todd in the pole vault. Stine in the long jump 16'11" (missing first place tie by 1"), and the mile relay. (Sorry, some names and marks did not come through plainly on the carbon score sheet.) Where one pupil has a spark of genius, hundreds of others have ignition trouble. WORLD WIDE SERVICE Airline Steamship Railroad Cruise Tours Hotels U-Drlve Your Authorized Travel Agent CHAIN - O - LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 8405 W. Elm St. McHenry 385-7500 Ticket Reservations at No Extra Charge We Now Accept American Express Credit Cards McHenry (4) Amour, If Miller, cf Meyers, lb Soda, c Snell, 3b Hiller, ss Wiles, cf L. Smith, cf Michels, 2b Keith, rf Blake, ph Herman, rf Parks, p 21 AB 2 1 3 3 4 2 2 2 4 1 0 0 3 5 R 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 "1 0 27 4 5 Larkin 221 000 0--5 McHenry 200 001 1--4 Runs Batted In: Cassell (2), Martin, Miller, Soda, Hiller. Two Base Hits--Laprairie. Three Base Hits: Soda, Hiller. Errors: Poglasen, Secrest (2), Badge, Wiles. IP N R ER BB SO Parks 6 4 5 3 5 5 Badge 61/3 5 4 3 5 5 Winning Pitcher: Badge Losing Pitcher: Parks. Crystal Lake Ball Team Nips Warriors 3-2 Putting across a run in the last inning, Crystal Lake edged the McHenry High baseball team 3-2. The game was a battle all the way as Crystal Lake scored two runs in the first inning and McHenry tied it in the fourth. Crystal Lake (3) AB R H Glonon, 2b 2 11 Pheneger, If 3 11 Green, lb 4 0 1 Fletcher, c 3 0 1 Desmond, p 10 0 Thurston, 3b 3 0 0 Krchak, rf 3 0 0 Ploozien, cf 2 0 0 Knaack, ph 0 10 Behling, ss 2 0 0 Trepow, ph 10 1 McHenry (2) Amour, If Meyers, lb Miller, 3b Soda, c Snell, rf Wiles, cf Hiller, ss Michels, 2b Freund, p 24 AB 4 3 3 2 3 2 3 3 3 26 2 5 200 000 1--3 000 200 0--2 Crystal Lake McHenry Runs Batted In: Fletcher (2), Trepow, Hiller (2) Doubles: Hiller. Triples: Fletcher. Sacrifice Hit: Wiles. Errors: Thurston, Behling (2) Miller, Freund. Double Plays: Soda to Michels (Gronon), Desrnond to Gronon to Green (Miller). IP H R ER BB SO Desmond 7 5 2 1 1 2 Freund 7 5 3 2 6 8 Winning Pitcher: Desmond. Losing Pitcher: Freund. Wild Pitch: Freund. ELKS BANQUET FOR BIG SIX IN COACHING BE WISE -- USE CLASSIFIEDS! McHenry county sports fans join Tuesday night, May 4 to honor six men who have displayed leadership in a distinctive way over a long period of time. The Woodstock Elks Lodge plans a Sports Night next week to recognize years of service to the sporting world and to the teaching profession by Dan Home, Harvard: Owen Metcalf, Crystal Lake; Leonard McCracken, McHenry; and Toney Roskie, Mel Stuessy and Larry Dale, Woodstock. The dinner begins at 6:30 p.m. and tickets, are available for Elks members and their guests. Sid Corson is chairman. Charles Nihan, now in Belvidere, will head the part of the program that recalls incidents about the careers of the Big Six. Main speakers will be Bill George, Chicago Bears' all-time star, and Stan Campbell, former Detroit Lions lineman. Metcalf has been at Crystal Lake since 1925. His 1931 team was scored on only twice on the gridiron, one of the best teams he coached. He put on a gym show for more than 20 years that was distinctive and well-attended. Metcalf-coached track teams won the county title 28 out of 32 years. Fans in Crystal Lake honored him by naming the new football field after him last fall. Larry Dale has been at WCHS since 1926. Dale led the Blue Streak cagers to the state tourney at Champaign in 1937. He has developed his share of winners, including a 1937 football team that went undefeated." Mel Stuessy coached at St. Mary's for more than 25 years, taking the small Irish squad against bigger foes repeatedly. The success of the Irish through the years was a tribute to his coaching know-how, his leadership with the boys and his knowledge of sports. Stuessy is continuing his service as president of the WCHS board of education. Dan Home is the veteran of the group. He coached for more than 40 years at Harvard before retiring a year ago. He captured more than a dozen gridiron championships and was a giant on the competitive field even though his Hornets often played in .leagues in which they were one of the smallest schools. Fans named the grid field after Dan a few years ago--and the nickname of the Hornets is not meant as a salute to a member of the insect world. Leonard McCracken has been at McHenry since 1928, and was one of Northern Illinois' finest baseball coaches. In 1945 one o| his golf teams placed second in the state. He's developed or has seen many leading trackmen from McHenry go into state competition Toncy Roskie, WCHS coach since 1953, has been in Woodstock since 1929. He coached at Todd School for Boys until 1953, building many championships with a small enrollment. He has worked at Camp Tosebo, a boy's camp, for many summers. Toney began a varsity swimming program at WCHS, and Woodstock is the only conference school with a swimming team. Northern Mini Bowmen News Thi? Northern Illini Bowmen will hold a club shoot next Sunday on the range near McHenry. Registration from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Range Captain, Harold Krug, asks the cooperation of members in preparing targets at the range for the May 23rd invitational. Work parties are needed for each Saturday and Sun day prior to the shoot. McHENRY THEATRE ONE WEEK -- FRIDAY thru THURSDAY April 30 - May 6 2 Shows Fri. - Sat. - Sun. -- 7-9 p.m. One Show Weekdays -- 8 p.m. I1 i SHIRLEY MacLAINE PETER USTINOV RICHARD CRENNA « JOKft GOlOrUB COLOR BYDE LUXE County League Plans Expansion Program In '65 The McHenry County League is in the planning stages of an expansion program for the 1965 baseball season. The program will involve interleague play between the McHenry County League and eight teams from the North Shore League. Team involved from the North Shore will be Waukegan, North Chicago, Mundelein, Gray slake, Zion, Fox Lake and two teams to be announced. At a meeting in Waukegan on April 7, at which John Knox of McHenry, Milt Wa.usau of Dundee and Ed Mack of Johnsburg attended, it was decided that three Sundays would be set aside for interlieague play and the balance of the interleague competition would be made up on five Saturdays. After both leagues had completed their seasons and determined a champion, there will be a playoff to decide a champion between the two leagues. The regular season play for the McHenry County League will begin on Sunday, May 2nd. •ft 1^1 l|l ifli >^i ifli I^i l^i i^i i^i i^i |^i McHenry Country Ctab <2)aW 2wB by Verona Kent The Ladies Golf Association opened in proper style with the Spring Luncheon held Tuesday, April 27. The slate of officers for the ensuing year include-- Betty Johnson, President, Jane Weiss, Vice President and Lorraine Gausden, Treasurer. Board members include-- Marion Donnelly, Letty Bussher, Verona Kent, Dorothy Freund, Lil Burns and Lil Kimball. Committee Chairmen for the following year are: Rules: Babe Seepe. * Locker Room: Pat Caldweil. Hospitality: Sully Consago.' Social: Emily Smithson. Tournament and Handicap Fees: Myrt Johnson. Games: Jane Weiss. Publicity: Verona Kent. During the short business meeting our pro, Vale, was called upon, at which time he explained a few changes in rules and answered questions put to him by the girls. He announced that beginning Jung, 1 free group lessons will be' given on Tuesdays to all club members interested. Those modeling in the fashion show, giving a preview of what the latest in golf apparel will be this year include--Lil Burns, Pat Caldwell, Shlly Consago, Nel Fidler, Alice Pedersen, Emily Smithson and Jane Weiss. Tuesday, May 4th, the regular season will get under way. It will be a 'MIXER', an opportunity for old members to meet and become acquainted with new members. Names will be drawn to make up threesomes or foursomes. In an effort to make "DIVOT DOLLS' more interesting, we are placing a note book in the entrance of the Ladies Lounge, wherein the golfers are asked to jot down any humorous or spectacular things that happen. Maybe like making a hole in one or sinking an approach shot or long put. Thanks! . . . REGISTRATION CONTINUES THROUGH MAY 1 Although a large number of boys registered for Pony League membership at our opening registration last Saturday, a few old faces were missed. The date for signing up has been extended through May 1 and forms may be obtained at Ernie's Sports Store. Members of the Pony League will be at Ernie's to assist in registering boys or supplying information on Saturday, the first. A dog's bark may be as bad as his bite, but it seldom lasts as long. Open Weekdays 6:45 Sat. and Sun. 2:1."5 NOW SHOWING April 28 - May 1 'FATHER GOOSE" STARTS WEDNESDAY May 5-8 "THE ROUNDERS" Plus "QUICK BEFORE IT MELTS" by Bill Bolger Tryouts were rained out last Sunday so they will be held next Sunday, May 2nd at the following times: Twelve year old boys report to the Little League Field at 1:00 p.m., eleven year olds report at 1:30 p.m., ten year olds at 2:15 p.m., nine year olds at 3:00 p.m. and eight year olds report to the Pony League Field at 2:00 p.m. If it should rain next Sunday, tryouts will be held Tuesday evening, May 4th at the Little League Field. Eleven and twelve year plds report at 6100 p.m., ten year olds report at 6:30 and nine year olds report at 7:00 p.m. Eight year olds will'be notified of a special tryout at a later date. Remember, Sunday is.. scheduled tryout day and Tuesday will be usjed-ortly if it rains on Sunday. Tigers To Open At Home Sunday With Richmond The Johnsburg Tigers open their 1965 campaign Sunday, May 2nd at Johnsburg. Their first opponent will be an old rival, Richmond. In four meetings between the two teams last year, the Tigers won three times including a 6 to 1 decision that brough them into the finals of the McHenry County League Playoffs. The Tigers will be minus a few of their youngsters who are away at school, but the starting lineup should be pretty close to the following: Jack Schaefer, C.F.; Ted Freund, IB; Floyd Smith, C; Bob Hiller, S.S.; Tim Hermes, 3B; Ed Mack, P; John Hiller, 2B; Chris Bennett, R.F.; and Dick KaUzlauski in left. MCHS Freshmen Beat Woodstock Trackmen 72-46 In the first of two meets during the week of April 19, McHenry Freshman Trackmen beat Woodstock with a score of 72-46 on April 20. Points are given for the first three places. Point winners for McHenry are as follows: 120 yard high hurdles: Ken Reid--1st, Dennis Dowell--3rd;. 100 yard dash: John Todd--1st, Rich Oleszczuk-- 3rd; 880 yard run: Craig Barrows--1st, Rodney Cole-- 2nd; 440 yard dash: Rick Tomlinson-- 2nd; 180 yard low hurdles: John Todd--1st, Ken Reid --3rd; mile run: Tony Wagner 1st, Gary Bockman--2nd; 220 yard dash: John Todd--1st, John Polhman -- 3rd; discus: Bill O'Brien--1st, Alan Kreimier-- 2nd; long jump: Rich Oleszczuk-- 2nd, Vint Alderson-- 3rd; shot put: Alan Kreimier --2nd; high jump: Tony Wagner-- 1st, John Polhman--3rd; pole vault: John Todd--1st, Rodney Cole--tie for 2nd. In the second meet' of the week McHenry lost to Mundelein with the score of 57-61. McHenry point winners were: 120 yard high hurdles: Ken Reid--2nd; 100 yard dash: John Todd--1st, Rich Oleszczuk -- 3rd; 880 yard run: Tony Wagner-- 2nd, Craig Barrows--3rd; 880 relay team: Dennis Dowell, Ken Reid, Rick Tomlinson, and John Polhman--1st; 440 yard dash: Vint Aledrson--2nd; 180 yard low hurdles: John Todd-- 1st, Rich Oleszczuk--2nd, Ken Reid--3rd; mile run: Pat Kelly-- 2nd, Rodney Cole--3rd; 220 yard dash: John Todd -- 1st, Rick Tomlinson--2nd, discuss: Alan Kreimier--3rd; long jump: Rich Oleszczuk--1st, Vint Alderson-- 3rd; shot put: Alan Kreimier -- 3rd; high jump: Tony Wagner--2nd; pole vault: TOMASELLO'S Wednesday Nlte Crawlers S. Koenigseder. 194-124-162- 480; T. Jinga 170-155-471; H. Gondeck 171-452; L Homo 151- 445; P. Tipperreiter 154-426; E. Meyers 151-423; S. Lieser 148- 421; t\ Matchen 152-417; E. Kusch 150-417. Wednesday Nlte Crawlers T. Jinga 158-155-446; F. Matchen 159-442; J. Alt 155-433; P. Glosson 166-428; S. Koenigseder 150-424; P. Tipperreiter 152- 415. SPLITS--J. Scionti 6-7-10. Ladles Eight O'clock Bowlers J. Harkins 167-432; L. Kimball 403; L. Wilkey 406; J. Davis 416; H. Peck 426; D. Kelsey 167-416. Wonder Lake Women's Gail Crokin 189-487; Lavonne Sallaz 188-490; Vivianna Groh 176-437; Elsbeth Koenaman 170-474; Leoda Freund 169-462. T.N.T. League M. Smith 191-508; Connie May 175-498; Fran Kasperski 177-495; Vivian Smith 184-474; Judy Reining 163-456; Jean Ciechon 152-438; Nancy Weber 152-429; Sandra Neff 166-422; Jane Fisher 161-443; Grace Wolf 169-409; Mary Prokop 156-408; Sandra Berkley 150- 404; Diane Rashbaugh 166-404; Linda Hucker 165. SPLIT--Olivia Hiller 6-7. McHENRY RECREATION Monday Nite Commercial H. Rothering 202-512; V. Piotrowski 210-526; J. Saville 212- 578; R. Garrelts /215-550; C. Green 203-529; D. Humann 511; B. O'Brien 551; Johnson 200- 518; Stein 545; R. Schmuhl 518; J. Wheeler 203-522; R. Rhoton 518; D. French 215-548; C. Pokett 218-535; B. Blakely 207; Herb Freund 543; Dan Weber 516; Carl Behnke 508; Geno Viscounti 526; T. Schaefer 504; H. Wohlert 212-201-585; C. Brennan 512. C. D. of A. Betty Clark 192-529; Bette O'Brien 183-503; Jean Weyland 163-463; Edie Nimsgern 194; H. Stahlman 167-482; J. Vogt 158- 432; J. Schmaling 158-432; M. Feyerer 164-449; Gladys Doyle 222; Barb Leight 182; Jo Rosing 166-467; R. Wichstrom 139-388; May Martin 171-414; B. Segermark 201; S. Ballowe 206-514; J. Pieroni 174; Edie Blake 171; G. West 158-416; W. Aylward 171; M. Schroeder 160; A. Gaulke 171. Ten Pin Queens B. Rourke 165-449; M. Granger 162-431; B. O'Brien 420; C. McHenry The McHenry Country Club "Kick Off" breakfast, Sunday, April 26, was attended by 50 to 60 members and was a great success -- the golf was not. Wind, rain and 40 degree temperatures stopped all but the most ardent golfers. The regular foursome of Hank Jackson, Matt Hoffman, Buck Rodgers, and Bob Schmaling was the only group that actually played 18 holes. Because the weather prevented the qualifying round for the Aggregate score Twosome Tournament, the Games Committee had a blind drawing for partners and tee times. This schedule will be posted in the locker room, Friday, April 30th As of this date the front nine is closed and only the weather will determine when it will be playable. Engels 423; E. Wirfs 423; M. Goss 163-168-489; M. Fuchs 434; R. Freres 175-455; F. Freund 160-448; W. Gehrke 420; T. Steffan 171-483; M.. Donnelly 456; J. Hansen 181-482; K. Mc- Nally 161-164-477; T. Meyer 431; E. Conway 178-447; E. Hester 162-459; E. Justen 162- 452. RAILS--S. Koepke 5-8-10; R. Freres 4-7-"9-10; S. Becko 5-10; K. Kurbyun 5-10. Wednesday Nite Mixed C. Orthwein 157; H. Sanford 164-187-507; E. Hinspater 170; A. Wirtz 148; M. McEnery 163; G. Klienhans 535; G. Cross 167- 193; R. Klemm 147; M. Wagner 145; G. Wagner 184-495; J. Boss 167-159; T. Rebel 546; R. Bujak, Jr. 234-174-571; T. Bujak 170; R. Bujak Sr. 213-171- 547; C. Fabian 188-502; P. Butler 158-149; J. Butler 169; V. Steege 172-164; H. Steege 208- 551 ;T. Gerambio 237-578; B. Kilday 176-503; M. Nelson 145; E. Crane 187 P. McNally 145; T. Klapperich 169-161; B. sChandler 173. Thurs. Nite Business Men's 4-1-65 Bill Brennan 279-589; Fred M. 535; Lee Mai 509; Ted Mc- Nish 535; Rip Peisert 550; B. Haldeman 521; L. Wright 201- 552; J. Solchenberger 529; B. Schmaling 214-541; B. Armstrong 529; N. Schmaling 233- 539; Merv Huff 536; Charlie Brennan 227-570; Ray 519; D. Jensen 509; G. Schaefer 511; A. Jourdan 547; D. Hansen 505; W. Groth 202-570; J. Doran 206- 518; A. Rebel 236-225-193-654. Thurs. Nite Business Men's 4-8-65 T. Wiles 202-516; W. Groth 560; J. Doran 528; A. Rebel 200-578; H. Hans 201-541; D. Wattles 210-551; S. Slonina 550; Lenny 541; Ralph Kick 202- 551; Bill Sheid 510: Bill Brennan 538; Fred M. 504; Lee Mai 208-530; Paul 501; Geno 201- 217-570; Doc Sayler 509; Ed Buss 214-1515; D. Schaefer 515; Rip Peisert 210-551; D. Walinski 200-507; L. Wagner 535; B. Schmaling 517; N. Schmaling 204-200-595. Tuesday Thirty-Niners 4-6-65 Rosemary Przetacznik 421; Janet Flicek 187-471; Elsie Winkel 448; Mary Pierce 176; Denise Thompson 179-405; Nanci M c A u l i f f e 1 8 1 - 4 5 2 ; J u d y Schmitt 188-509. RAILS--J. Schmitt 5-7; C. Gaylord 5-7; M. Adams 5-10. Tuesday Thirty-Niners 3-30-65 Joan Freund 400; Vickie Viverito 402; Margaret Fleming 213-525; Cathy Schlitt 492; Bitlie Mackinder 497; Claire Rosing 442. RAILS--B. Mackinder 3-7-10; D. Freund 5-7; R. Przetacznik 2-7. Thursday Nite 9:15 P.M. W. Hojnacki 210-553; J. Looze 152-467; C. Peterson 199-531; C. Abel 233-548; S. Buenzli 220- 583; F. Steinsdorfer 203-575; B. Nye 182-509; B. Adams 207; J. Wiser 202-567; W. Schwieger 201; R. Carlson 203; D. Freund 222-205-587; R. Roseberry 566; S. West 203; B. Blake 203-201- 210-614; D. Kleinhuizen 201; M. Krueger 205-200-596; G. Rodenkirch 239-621; P. Overton 202-562; J. Larkin 221-581; M. Crouch 201-200-593; C. Pierce 212-539; H. Steege 209-558. TOMASELLO'S Ladies 8 O'clock Bowlers E. Ruth 416; H. Peck 182- 164-491; D. Anderson 421; L. Kimball 165-424; N. Fidler 193- 450; D. Kelsey 405; G. Janota John Todd--2nd, Rodney Cole --3rd. The next freshman track meet will be April 30 with Barrington at Barrington. McHENRY KART PARK SALES and SERVICE on Campus Bikes on and Fox Karts New and Used Engines ;rv from $129.50 up... Track Open Friday Nights 7 to 10 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Special Rates on Club and Party Dates Corner of Lincoln and Chapel Hill Road Phone 385-9736 or 385-1994 CHARLES STILLING 166-202-520; J. Davis 412. Wednesday Nite Crawlers Team Standings 1. American Legion 2. C. Regner Trucking 3. Krabbenhoft Construction 4. „ McHenry Well and Pump 5. Blatz 6. Tomasello's 7. Circle Inn 8. Riverside Hair Styling McHENRY RECREATION Monday Nite Commercial E. Amann 215-553; Hefrb Rothering 524; J. Saville 208- 230-593; R. "Steege 550; Bruce Bradley 506; J. Wegener 203; B. Sheriff 526; Stein 205-202- 571; D. Humann 215-550; B. O'Brien 513; G. Viscounti 222- 574; B. Jones 200-209-582. i'eni Pin Queens S. Becko 401; E. Cross 452; V. Steege; K. McNally 420; B. O'Brien 162-161-486; M. Donnelly 442; T. Meyer 172-450; E. Justen 400; M: Granger 172- 173-498; N. Larkin 435; C. Engles 507; M. Goss 181-183-530; R. Freres 185-468; F. Freund 178-454; W. Gehrke 176-442; L. Michels 462; M> Fuchs 191; J. Hansen 445; H. Stahlman 200-471; L. Mierzwra 190-474. RAILS -- N. Darwin 2-10; E; Hester 2-4-5-10; T. Meyer 5-8- 10; B. Rourke 5-7; E. Wirfs 59-10; L. Lennon 3-7-10; W. Gehrke • 3-7; E. Strum 5-8-10; M. Casey 5-7. C. D. of A. Helen Donovan 197; Toots Gardner 192-502; Jule Kralowetz 191-511; Bette O'Brien 175-467;. Hazel Stahlman 186; Joan Buss 165; Betty Clark 182- 494; Mary Feyerer 178-455; Lois Crouch 180-480; Jan Pieroni 166. Tuesday Thirty-Niners Maxine Adams 426; Barb Gilpin 178-503; Claire Rosing 179- 461; Nanci McAuliffe 213-527; Judy Schmitt 170-482; Cam Gaylord 434; Dorothy Hiller 462; Cathy Schlitt 434; Dorothy Freund 460; Elsie Winkel 458; Marge Nikrin 155. Wednesday Nite Mixed M. Wagner 172-160: J. Wagner 160; M. Kilday 160-153; B. Kilday 179-489; A. Wirtz 173; M. McEnery 189-494; T. Klapperich 154; F. Klapperich 178; D. Buralli 237-223-628; E. Hinspater 167; B. Karls 157; T. Rebel 192-529; A. Nelson 158; D. Schwankl 175-497; J. Butler 210-524; H. Steege 214-195-577; R. Bujak Jr. 210-545; L. Bujak 146; T. Bujak 184-473; R. Bujak Sr. 190-549; W. Crane 171; G. Cross 182; J. McNally 192-515. (Week of 4-29-65) TOMASELLO'S Eight O'Clock Ladies J. Harkins 189-452; N. Fidler 439; M. Cook 401; D. Kelsey 186-455; G. Janota 173-458; L. Wilkey 180-430; J.. Davis 417; E. Ruth 428; H. Peck 410; D. Anderson 170-448. L. Wilkey 3-7-.10 split. McHENRY RECREATION Monday Nite Commercial J. Foute 202-506; C. Ackerman 211-555; B. Grandt 502; John McGee 532; B. Jones 208- 204-547; G. Viscounti 213-566; D. Human 201-201-566; B. O'Brien 202-203-588; R. Rhoton 529; Dan Weber 201-200-547; Saville 224-580; Johnson 213- 590; Stein 221-213-583; E. Ainan 500; R. Garrelts 213-527. Ten Pin Queens M. Goss 160-459; T. Meyer 171-510; E. Justen 163-454; V. Steege 179-478; K. McNally (Continued on Page 5) NOW! OPEN EVERY NITE! 1 Week -- Starting Friday, April 30 IT STARTS WHERE MONDO CANE LEFT OFF! SEE never before shown films of the actual public suicides of Buddhist Monks in Saigon. See them die by fire and gasoline! SEE strip-teasers clothed only with wet transparent tissue paper. SEE actual scenes of today's active slave trade! SEE the hilarious slap concert whetpi^sic tftaucejy^the vicious slapping of the faces of a male^^tjKMONDO PAZZO. "BETTER THAN MONDO CANF HE AX THE THFME TI1TSCO TM HUTS ILC0 TC STEVE ROSSI 3 HITS THE REVOLT OF THE AGES! 6 UNITED ARTISTS nil THE IEX BARKER CHE10 A10NS0