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)A¥*S m CART fwick Has Easy T1n« Trimming State Liners--Fay Geto Two Homers at Woodstock Fair Winning three oat of four games stayed is the record achieved by the McHenry team since its last appearance on the home lot a week ago last Sunday. Two of the victories were won at the Woodstock fair, while the third was annexed at the State Line park near Genoa Junction last Sunday afternoon. The teams which fell victims to the McHenry outfit at the fair grounds were Crystal Lakeland Woodstock, while Gary licked us in the last game played last Saturday. With better pitching McHenry would have taken this game also. By taking two of the three games played at Woodstock, our boys accomplished a feat very seldom recorded during a county fair. It is the first time in many years that Woodstock had been eliminated, McHenry putting them out of the race for the fair dpampionship in Friday's encounter. Thursday** Fair Game The McHenry team played its first fair game last Thursday . afternoon, -when, with George Fusick on the mound, it experienced very little difficulty in setting down the Crystal Like team. Score 9 to 2. For three innings it looked as if 94VM1 douhlea, "tfeW^e mingled, with a stolen base, an error and passed ball, netted our side four runs, which proved to be more than were needed to win the contest . An error, a couple of singles and two stolen bases netted us two more runs in the fifth, while a base on balls, a pair of stolen bases, a single and home run by Fay gave us three more tallies in the sixth. Fay's homer over the race tracks in left field was the longest hit registered on the grounds «in many a moon. They are still looking for the ball. Lefty Arndt replaced Wewetjw on the mound in the sixth stanza arid held McHenry scoreless the balance of the way. altho he found himself in trouble in each of therouftds during which he officiated. Crystal Lake's first run came in theseventh inning. With two dead, Turr walked, took third on Meier's single to left and then scored on Schneider's single to center. Murphy ended the round by striking o\lt McHenry not only played a great defensive game, but also looked good on the offense. Winkel, on second, was the real fielding star of the game, accepting nine chances without an error. The tabulated score: Crystal Lake Koch, If .... R. H. PO. .0 0 0 A. E. 0 1 rf < - I 0 hy, 3rd b 1 1 2 r, 2nd b";.>g£ 1 2nd b 1 1 1 |st b 0 0 8 *0 t$ If, * 2--.0 I 1 0 Wewetser*^ . '1 0 2 Jenner, If .......%..»0 0 10 Turner, <$, 0 4 1 Schwartz, « . . . . . . . . 0 16 0 Meier, c 2 2 1 Heimftft, Mb 12 8 ii«^ McHenry 'E. H. King, 8rd|i|»iiyf .-{^'| 0 Knox, If .... .* .*2 2 Fay, ss ..8 8 Meyers, 1st 4 -1 1 Adams, d ® Winkel, saC Sf . .2 Breen, cf A lit li... .1. -r0 Buss, rf ...........0 0 Hagerman, c ......1 2 Fus•k k, 1 27 PO. 5 - 1 0 6 0 2 e n\ 11 8 0 & 0 0 7 1 1 1 8 ns anywkere. Ctit *ron tifcd she a*. served it, because she played the better ball. The final score was 9 to 4. Cary's first run came in the second inning on a sfatffie by Hoeft Mid a triple by Murphy. Their neond marker came in the third on a base on balls, two sacrifice hits and an error by King. Two more scores were registered in the fifth, they coming thru a single, an error by Winkel and a three-ply smash to center by Rossiter. ; Fusick, who started the game for McHenry, was taken out in this round and replaced by Nelson, the big fellow 0 jwho beat the Gary outfit at Cary some 0 weeks ago. Nelson got by in good lj shape the balance of the fifth and WSi fall \m Mm Auj 28 ' Thorough Preparations in all Commercial Subjects BOOK KEEPING, ACCOUNTING, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING and iA' i "= •• aii icn ciinicrrc ^ ,-v ALLIED SUBJECTS WRITE FOR INFORMATION ELLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE R1PPBERGER BLDG ELGIN. 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Festival Carnival STATE LINE PARK 25. 26 MERRY-GO ROUND STORK EXIilBIJS DANCING EVERY.EVENING A wonderful free attraction will be the famous Blind Bag Puncher of McHenry, who is acknowledged to be without a peer in his line. v SYBASE BALL GAMES and Saturday Afternoons || ' PARACHUTE JUMPS from AEROPLANE Saturday, August 26th .hh/. Richmond, 111 I»& ¥W AMERICAN LEGION FARMERS' DAY--ALL DAY SATURDAY " Stock Judging at 10:00 a. m. A talk on "Co-operation" at IKK) p. b>. by R. C Overton of Beloit Genoa let., Wii. again set the opponents down in order in the sixth, but the seventh proved O II 27 21 2'different. Cary brought itstotal to Score By Innings nine in this round, two doubles, three McHenry. 000 4 2 3 00®--9[singles, two bases on balls, a passed Crystal Lake.. . . . 0 0000010 1--2 .ball, an error and stolen base doing Left on bases: McHenry, 9; Crys- the damage. tal Lake,, 8. Struck out: By Wewet- McHenry's first tally came on a base zer, 7; by Arndt, 2; by Fusick, 8. (on balls'and two singles. A double Bases on balls: Off Wewetzer, 1; off (and an error netted us another in the Aradt, 1; off Fusick, 2. Two base sixth, while a pair of singles and a hits: Heiman, Murphy, Fusick, Hag- atoien base gave us one more in the ermann, Meyers.. Home rux^ .Jf&y. seventh. Our last tally came in the Umpire, Howard. ninth on a triple by Bochman and Friday's Fair Buss' single. On Friday afternoon McHenry Hubert, Cary's pitching ace, and locked horns with the Woodstock ag-j without doubt one of the best mound grregation in what proved the most men in this neck o' woods, was on the stubbornly fought -battle foe. the fair hill and the team, which beats old Nick when he is right, is a good one. The tabulated score: Cary R. H. PO. A. E. . . . 1 1 1 4 0 . > 2 • .•* . ....I ,.. ' " ' tournament. K On this occasion, with Woodstock scoring four runs in the initial inning, McHenry was forced to fight an up- Harrison, 3rd b hill battle and came thru in a manner Allen, ss that was more than pleasing to the Bennett^ c . large crowd of rooters who had fol- Rossiter, 1st b .....1 lowed them to the big city of Wood- Hubert, p .© stock from our wee, little hamlet. Haizman, 2nd b ....i Needless to say that it was "a hard pill Hoeft, If .. for the losers to swallow. {Murphy, rf Woodstock started the fireworks 0*Connal, cf right off the reel and before we had been given time to figure out just what was happening the county seat- McHenry ers had shoved over,four runs, all in Knox, If \» the first round. A pair of singles, a Winkel, 2nd I triple by Kuppe, two sacrifices, a base Fay, ss ..... on balls, a pair of stolen bases and an Meyers, 1st b , . error did the work. ' Bochman, c ..1 Winters, who occupied the Mil for Buss, rf ...... Mji, .9 the McHenry boys, settled down after Bolger, cf ..0 this round and went the balance of King, 3rd b . . ,d the route in fairly good shape. 'Fusick, J> 1/ Woodstock's second run came in the fourth and was produced thru a' walk, a stolen base and a single. Their sixth marker was chalked up in .1 1 1 7 12 2 2 0 0 2 9 V.Vr? R' • • 1 i>.i- 27 18 1 PO. A. E. 0 0 0 2 3 11 7 0 1 0 0 0 4 9 24 15 6 Score By Innings the eighth. With two down, Percell McHenry... 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0--4 connected for a double into the right Cary 0 1 102060 x 9 garden and then scored when Bobby | Left on bases: Cary, 11; McHen- Knox lost Conroy's fly in the sun. ry, 8. Double play: O'Connell to A double by Percell and a single by Rossiter. Struck out: By Hubert, 6; Murphy brought Woodstock's count by Fusick, 2; by Nelson, 3. Bases on to seven in the ninth. I balls: Off Hubert, 2; off Fusick, 4; McHenry started scoring in the'ofT Nelson, 3.' Hit by pitched ball: third inning, when, with one away, Fay, Meyers. Three base hits: Mur- Winters singled over first, stole sec- 'phy, Rossiter, Bochman. Two base ond, took third on Knox's sacrifice hits: Meyers, Bennett, Rossiter. led. ltoOt bsafe out a hit to Shevel, stole MBit then was caught asleep at fee BWfttli. Winkel struck out One hit, no runs. State Line: Swan was thrown out by Fay, McHenry's short stop making a peachy stop and throw. Shevel fanned • and Williams lifted to B. Fusick. No hits, no runs. Fifth inning: Fay sent a triple to center and rode home on Meyers' fly to Wallig in right. MeClellan made a pretty running catch of G. Fusick's line drive to left. Hagerman singled past second and King was thrown out by Williams. Two hits, one run. State Line: Vincent struck out, Radabough was safe on B. Fusick's error. MeClellan and Wallig both fanned. No hits, no runs. Sixth inning: Bolger fanned. B. Fusick was thrown out by Bartell and Williams threw out Knox. No hits, no runs. State Line: Bartell was thrown out by Fay. Grant lifted to King. Sw*n singled past second and was then forced at second when Shevel hit to Fay. One hit, no runs. Seventh inning: Winkel was hit by a pitched ball and moved on to second on Fay's sacrifice, Bartell to Vincent. Meyers grounded to Shevel at short. Winkel was nailed at third when he attempted to make the far corner on the play. G. Fusick struck .out. No hits, no runs. State Line: Williams out, Fay to Meyers. Vincent was safe when Meyers dropped Fay's throw. Radabough lifted to Bolger and MeClellan struck out. No hits, no runs. Eighth inning: Hagerman out, Shevel to Vincent. King lifted to Bartell and Bolger struck out. No hits, no runs. - State Line: Wallig fanned. Bartell was thrown out by Fay and' Grant fanned. No hits, no runs. Ninth inning: B. Fusick singled over second and took second when Grant couldn't get hold of the ball after Knox had tapped into the dust in front of the home plate. Both runners were safe on the error. Winkel sent the runners ahead another peg when he was thrown out by Williams. Fay and Meyers both fanned. One hit, no runs. State Line: Swan beat out a hit to Fay and was then caught stealing. Shevel struck out and Williams was thrown out by King. One hit, no runs. The tabulated score: McHenry Knox, If . ,.t. Winkel, ss . . Fay, ss . Meyers, 1st b G. Fusick, rf Hagerman, c King, 3rd > * Bolger, cf B. Fusick, .. .0 West Metyary. JFulton Provision Co, X COMMISSION (Not Inc.) MERCHANTS ">-3f FULTON MARKET FULTON STREET Zak 1$. LONG DISTANCE PttoNi; MONROE 363* '•SS ••M Tf r CHICAGO, ILLINOIS •.si-wSi R. H. PO. A. E. ...1 2 2 0 0 . . . 1 ^ 1 0 0 6 0 ...I 1 8 0 3 . . . 0 0 0 0 0 . . . 0 1 12 8 1 . . . a i I 1 0 0 0 . . . o i l 0 1 and then scored on Winkel'S single past second. Winkel took second on Fay's single over third. Winkel then scored on Meyers' single past second. Umpires, Howard and Riley. McHenry Trims State Linara Manager Meyers took his team of "dubs" to the State Line park near Altho the event had not been adver- ^ Genoa Junction iast Sunday aftertised, the balloon ascension took place noon, where he pitted them against an in the fifth inning with Murphy in the' array of high priced stars, and when role of parachute jumper. After the smoke of battle had cleared it was Knox and Winkel had been issued found that the high salaried combinapasses, Fay connected with one of tion of ball tossers lay buried beneath Murphy's choicest offerings for a a 6 to 1 score. - i four-ply smash across the tracks back | The game really have boon of center field. Meyers was given life a shut-out as the lone run registered on Meyers' error and after Kingsley' by the State Liners was nothing more had been walked Buss shot a triple;than a pure gift, poming as the result into deep center, the hit scoring the of an over-throw at third base, two men on the foot paths. | Bob Fusick was assigned the pitch- McHenry's last and deciding tally ing duty for McHenry and turned in came in the sixth inning on singles by one of the best games ever registered Knox, Winkel and Fay. at the State Line park. He had Our side had another opportunity to everything all his own way from befatten up its score in the eighth, but ginning to end and there wasn't a Conroy tightened with three men on time during the entire game that he bases and struck owt both Kingsley did not feel perfectly at ease. Three and Buss. hits were garnered off his delivery, The fielding as well as batting j 0ne being made by his old friend and honors of the day went to Fay by a schoolmate, Bill Bartell, while Swan big majority. In the field he accepted got the other two. eight chances without an error, while j Swan, for the State Liners, pitched he registered five hits on five trips to|a fair game of ball, altho he was the plate. The tabulated score: Woodstock R. H. PO. A. Johnson, cf ...... State Lin^i-i MeClellan,#' Wallig, rf Bartell, 3rd b Grafit, c .. *. Swan, p Shevel, ss^ Williams, 2nd Vincent, 1st b Radebaugh, cf 0 t 5 0 27 ft. H. PO. ......0 0 1 ......1 0 1 :.....o r 2 0 0 11 *'<••* 0 0 b ... 0 0 0 0 0 10 A. 0 D 2 0 1 3 4 1 0 'M ipa,'. To close the estate of E. J. Countryman 1 will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION 333 ACRE FARM & 10 VILLAGE LOTS Tuesday, August 29, 1922^ • : ' T t 1 J # p . c i . o n ' l i e p r e m i s e s : w , Atteated adjacent to the village of Voio, Illinois, 5 miles east of Ma- Henry and 6 miles west of Round Lake, Illinois, on the Beividere cement road and the Rand cement road. This farm is well improved and in a high state of cultivation. Inspection is invited. A beautiful place to live and a good investment. CHARLES R. LEAKE, Trustee DIXON, ILLINOIS Why Not Save From to 40% on Furniture? Sc Go. Stores Elgin, TS-74 Grove Ave. Rock ford. Opposite Court HOUM Dubuque, 576-5M Main St. Aorora, 31-3.1 Inltind Ave. "j • jiUj* Fteeport, 1W-105 Gstleaa Waterloo. 112-314 R. 4th St.. Beloit. (17-621 4th St. iofiet, 215-217 Jefferson St. "i'\ •' Janesville, M2-2M, Milwaukee Eau Claire, Masonic Temple. Oahkosh, 11-13 Main. v : ^ Peoria, 325 South Adams St. _ Chippewa Falls, 12 W. Spring St. That's what jou do during Leath's annual August Sale--positively the biggest bargains this year you have ' ever been offered. Come into our nearest store--see for yourself how you can savel No delivery charge! 8 27 11 1 Store By Iitnirfgs McHenry ...4 000 1 000 0--5 State Line. 00100000 0--1 Left on bases: McHenry, 8; State Line, 6. Struck out: By Swan, 9; by Fusick, 13. Bases on balls: Off Swan, 2; off Fusick, 1. Hit by pitched ball: Winkel, Hagerman. Three base hit: Fay. Two base hit: King. Riley, 2nd b Kuppe, ss . Thayer, rf . Williams, 3rd Eppel, 1st b . Barnes, If Clark, If: ...; Percell, . .. Murphy, p .. Conroy, p . . . * 3*Anmm - third strike. McHenry Knox, If Winkel, 2nd Fay, ss Meyers, 1st Kingsley, c Buss, rf Bolger, cf King, 3rd b Winters,* «.»£• • »1 b i *,•. »1 • . k « • '4:f 0 i^^iO »»* * j'* 0 •**.... i • .0 • nicked for nine safeties, and but for ,the fast work of his outfield would R. • *-«>.# ".2 ^2 • * • ......1 >.vw.0 15 *2A Scan By Innings McHenry 0 0205100 0--8 Woodstock .4 0 0 1 00 1 0 1--7 Left on bases: Woodstock, 2; McHenry, 10. Struck out: By Murphy, 4; by Conroy, 3; by Winters, 6. Bases on balls: Off Murphy, 4; off Conroy, 1; off Winters, 6. Hit by pitched have been more severely damaged. The story of the game by innings: First inning: Knox singled to left and stole second. Winkel walked. Both men advanced a nptch on Fay's single over third. Meyers shot a ®, single over second, the hit scoring 0 Knox and Winkel, while Fay stopped ® at third. Meyers stole second. G. 0 Fusick fouled to Grant. Fay scored 0 and Meyers went to third on Hagerman's roller to Williams. King 7 12 27 12 1 .scored Meyers with a two base clout out for bunting to center. Bolger was thrown out by William?. Four hits, foul- runs. - State Line: MeClellan and Wallig both struck out. Bartell singled to right, stole second, took third on a passed ball while Grant was fanning. One hit, no runs. Second inning: B. Fusick lifted to Shevel. Knox fouled to Grant and 01 WinkeJ rolled to Vincent. No hits, ® no runs. 0| State Line: Swan lifted to Knox. Shevjel was safe when Meyers dropped Fay's throw. Shevel stole second and took third on Williams' out, Fay to Meyers. Vincent walked and stole $jwond. Radabough fanned. No hits, PO. 1 4'r X U i i i o 0 A. 0 0 o 8 0 ;© > 0 6 15 * E. 2 1 0 2 °l 0 no runs. Third inning: Fay singled thru short and stole . second. Meyers struck out. G. Fusick drew a pass and both men advanced another base ball: <By Murphy, 1. Two base hits: when Haget^nan was hit by a pitched Barnes, Johnson, Percell, 2. Three ball. King struck out and Bolger base hits: King, Buss. Home run, j lifted to Radabough in center, the lat Fay. Umpire, Howard. Iter making a nifty catch of the short Cary Wins County Fair ChamplomWp hit. One hit, no runs. With two victories safely stowed j State Line: MeClellan skied to away, McHenry took the field against Knnr Wallig was safe -. J?*"""- , Ufe "-WL %• • .. u^:: ITSSiSLSFACTORK • -v T'V ' A - \ -V-J i.V" •; ^ i lay vtifbmh ll satisfactory and folks knoMC - 1 what they are talking abou^^r**^ ;It's a loaf of full-weighted goodnes*^ • • ,'.r that comes to you as clean and pure as the sunshine that bathes the win# . ^ • • dows of your dining room. It ^ hooves you to remember the ram#^ r sh~'- of our bread. 43s 1 McH ENRY i BAKERY f^ANK HOFFMANN, Pray. 'MZ# « V". '->.5^ • v v ' v- ,'J^r •, -- 5#-' *- * . i ., ' - . y HE McHenry Bakery is now under new manage| ment. The new proprietor will endeavor t<* give the public at all times service and quality^ Our bread is made by skilled bakers and unde: Sftnitary conditions; as soon after baking it. is wrap] and' sealed, thus assuring you a loaf free from dus% Fresh bread morning and afternoon. ^ Besides bread •make cakes of every description. Special party cakes| wedding cakes, rolls and biscuits of all-kinds. If there's anything you have seen anywhere else, you will find i| here. Watch our display window and also our ads in Thankin^|l^^^| '.i •. " '*» ' BAKERY "4"r; vm fi -M.' -V « ^ - 2 * s. i"', ' ^ -U- r% • '.'V7 • -%'r jir . ;