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Preand Walks Ten Men and Still Wins Game--McHenry** Errors AM) Costly--Score 9 to 8 In a ten inning struggle, marked by some .good as well as the inferior brand of baseball, the McHenry team ' was once more forced to bow to defeat before the Johnsburg aggregation at Johnsburg last Sunday afternoon, thus making the season's standing between the two teams three wins for Johnsburg and one for McHenry. First inning: Michels lifted a high fly to Adams in center. Knox was thrown out by Frank Freund. Warner went out on a long fly to G. Frett in right. No hits, no runs. Johnsburg: King waS safe on Huck's error. King was thrown out stealing second. A. Thelen fanned as did his brother, Joe, but "Bobby" Knox tailed to hold the third strike and the batsman was safe. The side should have been retired. Joe stjple second and rode home on G. Frett's single to center. Nell walked. Adams fanned. One hit, one run. Second inning: Both of the Meyers boys fanned. Bolger walked and then Rossman fanned. Fretind had all except Bolger "biting" on a high,underhand ball. No hits, no runs.r Johnsburg: Fred Freund was thrown out by Huck. J. Frett laced a pretty single between first and second. Frank Freund hit to Warner at hort, the fielder running over and orcing Frett at second, but his throw o first was too late to complete the double play. Freund was then thrown out stealing second. One hit, no runs. Third inning: Huck was thrown out by Frank Freund. Geier and Michels both fanned. No hits, no runs. Johnsburg: King laced a pretty double to left. A. Thelen was thrown out by Michels. Geier threw out J. Thelen and G. Frett struck out. One hit, no runs. - Fourth inning: Knox skied to Adams in center, while Warner and M. Meyers both lifte4 high flies to G. Frett in right field! "No hits, no runs. Johnsburg: Nell singled over sec ond and went to second on a passed ball. Adams lifted a high fly into the infield, which was destined to fall;in Huck's territory. The wind, however, carried it back and our second baseman followed it almost to the pitcher's box and stood and watched same fall to the ground. Adams was safe at first. Fred Freund struck out. J. Frett shot a sharp two-ply smash to right, the hit scoring Nell, but a relay of.the ball via A. Meyers trapped Adams, who also tried to score on the hit. Frank Freund fanned. Two hits, one run. Fifth inning: A. Meyers was thrown out by A. Thelen. Bolger skied to Frett in right. Rossman walked and stole second. Huck walked. Geier was thrown out by Frank Freund. No hits, no runs. Johnsburg: King singled over second and stole second. A. Thelen fanned. J. Thelen sacrificed, Geier to Meyers, King going to third. G. Frett struck out and once more Knox failed to hold the third strike, with the result that King scored and Frett reached first in safety. Frett stole second while Nell was striking out. One hit, on&run. Sixth inning: Michels fanned. Knox walked and stole second and third. Warner walked and stole second. M. Meyers scored the two runners with a hard smash over second, Meyers taking second on the throw to the plate. This was the first hit of the day for McHenry. A. Meyers sacrificed, Freund to Freund, M Meyers going to third. Bolger skied to Frett in right. One hit, two runs. Johnsburg: Adams out, Geier to Meyers. Fred Freund was given life when Bolger dropped his fly to center Freund went to third on J. Frett's single to right. Frett stole second and both runners scored on Frank Freund's line drive to center for two bags. King singled past short, Freund going to third. King stole second. Warner, now catching for McHenry, dropped the third strike called on A. Thelen, .necessitating a throw to first. A. Meyers could not get the ball back to Warner in time to stave off Frank Freund's run. J Thelen was thrown out by Geier. Three hits, three runs. Seventh inning: Rossman walked and stole second and third while Huck and Geier were being counted out via the strike-out route. Michels was safe on Fred Freund's error, while Rossman scored on the misplay. Michels stole second. Knox walked and Warner was thrown out by A. Thelen. No hits, one run. Johnsburg: G. Frett was safe on Huck's error. Nell walked, Frett going to second. Adams beat out an infield hit in front t>f the plate. Frett, who had started before the ball was ever hit, went all the way home on the play, while Nell stopped at second. Fred Freund singled to right, on which Nell attempted to score, but was nailed at the plate. J. Frett singled past second, Fred Freund stopping at second. Both runners ad vanced a notch on a passed ball Frank Freund lifted a high fly to Bolger in center and King was thrown out by Geier. Three hits, two runs Eighth inning: M. Meyers doubled to center and took third cm A. Meyers1 sacrifice, Freund to Freund. Bolger hit to Nell and was thrown out at first, the sacrifice scoring Meyers Rossman walked, went to second and thence proceeded on to third when Nell messed Hock's grounder. The MCHENRY'S RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 Wm. Russell IN The Twins of I s > *"' buffering Creek i Ileal Western - -AND--- FOX NEWS ' fcS* f '• pfcl. & SAT.. Sttn. 17 A 1« • «<6arl Leanunle •„* v s r , ---OFFERS Prbcilla Deaqr^V* i - j i in xv.Tbm SMMW Productiftt'.r^' The Virgin of Stamboul SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 19 ^ ,Con3tance Talmadge - --IN-- In Search of a Sinner --AND-- V0D A V1L MOVES MATINEE AT 2:M Admission. It and 15 Cents ' Don't forget the presidential straw vote at the Empire starting Sunday Sept. 19th. jtitESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21 SPECIAL Olive Tell IN Without Question WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Anita Stewart f IN 1 A Dtsma of Stave Life Mind the Paint Girl throw to catoh Rossman at third went into the crowd and was picked up by one of the fans. • Umpire Fay then waved Rossman on to home. This started an argument which lasted fifteen minutes or more, and when play was resumed Rossman was in and Huck on second. Huck then tried to steal third and was taught. One hit, two runs^^^ * Johnsburg: A. Thelen was thrown out by Knox, now playing short. J. Thelen skied to Knox. G. Frett was safe at first when Warner dropped the third strike called on him. Nell skied to A. Meyers at first No hits, no runs. Ninth inning: Geier fanned. Michels walked and went to second when Fred Freund allowed a throw from hps brother to get away from him Michels stole third. Knox walked and stole second. Warner skied to King at third. M. Meyers scored the two runners with a double to right. Meyers then rode home on A. Meyers' single to right. Bolger struck out. Two hits, three runs. Johnsburg: Adams and Fred Freund fanned and J. Frett skied to Huck. No hits, no runs.' Tenth inning: Rossman fanned Huck was thrown out by King. Geier doubled 'to left, Michels walked and Knox was thrown out by Fred Freund, who had exchanged places with Frank Freund. One hit, no runs. Johnsburg: Frank Freund was safe on Huck's error, stole second and went to third on a passed ball. King struck out. Freund then scored the winning run on a passed ball, hits, one run. ' ' 4; The tabulated score: McHenry P H. H. PO. Michels, 3rd b .i..l 0 0 Knox, c & ss. . ...2 0 9 Warner, ss & c .. .1 0 ' >#» M. Meyers, rf ... ,8 8 A. Meyers, 1st b . .0 1 Bolger, cf . .0 0 Rossman, K......2 0 Huck, 2nd b ......0 (I "iitftl Geier, p 1 9 %5 II •One out scored. '* Johnsburg , /**. H» King, 3rd 6 8' A. Thelen, 2nd b,.Q 0 J. Thelen, c ......1 0 G. Frett, rf • t 1 N e l l , s s . . . . < 1 Adams, cf .... ... .0 ^ 1, Fred Freund, lb, p. 11. J. Frett, If .1 4 • F. Freund, >, ib. .2 1 8 6 *28 14 8 winning run was * : *. PO. * 4 1* d -'fr 2 A. 1 2 1 0 1 0 1 0 6 9 12 30 Best* By Innings McHenry 0 00002123 0--8 Johnsburg 1 00113200 1--9 Left on bases: McHenry, 9; Johnsburg, 8r Two base hits: M. Meyers, 2; Geier, King, J. Frett, Frank Freund. Bases on balls: Off Geier, 2; off Frank Freund, 10; off Fred Freund, 1. Struck out by Geier, 13; by Frank Freund, 10; by Fred Freund, 1. Hits off of Frank Freund, four in nine innings; off Fred Freund, one in one inning. Earned runs, Johnsburg, 1; McHenry, 2. Umpires,- John Fay and John Freund. •M V ivt? ; ^ u 1 r - / < Vv<" ' (OFFICIAL PUBLICATION) J /: :£ THE REPORT OF THE CONDITION W !' jhfilf : iWm .. • . -Mated at West MeBeary, State of nilpolfl, befaire the eonHBeneeamA sJg business on the 8th day of September, 1920, as ifiade to 111# Auditor Of Pab* / «•>' ^ lie Aeeounta of the Slate of Illinois, pursuant to law: ;',T* ,RESOURCES -j' VV//. ** ' ' ' " ^ Dtacwta V > ° v ® * ^ r a f t s . . . . -- 4 3 & ^ Investment« 99.M1.M BanKIng Honea.^l^:.: 13^M.«t *». 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