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flranday, April 18, • 'fe*rr'a : -. n * »^vr^'2L v E" , ^ T* 5 *7*^ /*V*& *>rmF* ^ ^ * , *-- -t * . j . « ^ ' * x ' * j „ ' , ' t THl "*••%"r^ - .^5*v 16ft.. ' * ' "K l V a" v:- fi^*\.-< ^V' a;,^*T \ vr r: * "* *j »*• *.'« , v., ,.% '} Page Five -oy;t • ,:A-vjf' '.:v';"'.tt • "S BACON'S ' STRIP ft* .>4 By»/ "'I'•'*!•> "ZEKET BACON Last Friday night saw the McHenry High boxers doing themselves proud at the State finals at the Waukegan Y. M. C. A. The boys won the team trophy for the school having the mos points in the semi-finals and finals and they looked good in winning the trophy. George Frisby and Harry Anderson cinched the trophy when two Grant boys failed to, make their weight and were automatically disqualified. Even the boys who lost were far from doing a discredit to the school and pu^ all they had into the ring,' ' The event wak Mii Sra Httle co-operation from the State High School Athletic Association, in fact, all they did was to approve the movement, but they refused to sponsor it BO the ORF .Brothers, Louis of Fox May 5--The first event of season Lake and Jack of"HSknry, ahead and put the thing over with a bang. If it eventually hits the mark at which it was aimed, the installation of boxing in Illinois High schools »iui an annual state tournament, thtn the Orr b^ys will have accomplished the purpose they had in mind when the movement was started. It "ill take years to l>uild it. to that extent but what large institution was founded in a day? It is a beneficial sport for the boys and: one to which they tftV* like a duck to water. Any aid which can be giver* to the movement should certainly be given. Only ten more days now until daylight saving comes into vogue and here it is still wintry weather. Some of the golfers have been out warming up for the comffng season but as yet thl majority have failed to fall to the temptation seemingly held away by the wintry blasts from out the North. ";-• v' v . • Thert the** « the activity anwnd the softball park on the West Sido, where things a%e being made shipshape for a bigger and better season than was the original one last year. With the lights all paid for, the boys are now no longer working on the proposition with that haunting fear that the idea might not go over but are now going ahead certain that the public has taken to the game as a permanent, hobby. On this basis they are making a skinned park with the diamond barren of grass back as far as the light pofcp, thus lessening the danger of skidding when the grass becomes wet with dew. The softball league will this year enlarge its stope and will take in Belvider © and Poplar Grove in this territory. Last year's loop proved a good move, though the Soft Ball association did fall down on the supervision when it came to playing the finals. Maybe a year's experience will help them as well as the boys so this year things will be conducted in shipshape fashion. The schedule for the 19S5 golf season at the McHenry Country club was released by President Jim Sayler and it looks like a busy one for all the bugs. Not only wtH competition be held on Sunday but there, wjll bp i ii uiifli' 7ift"Tlnmltriy alUernoon# dttr-' wig the season.as wel} as th& jumual home ami home «mtest wife *Wdodstock. Two new cups are in for some wrangling withthe •* President's and .Vice-President's coming through in fine shape to replace cups that have been retired to a permanent home, having been won three times by one If those Thursday afternoon frolics gl over in the manner which they are expected then Director A. E. Nye, Wlest Side jeweler, has promised to donate a cup to make the shooting worth while. He'll most likely state that you can only compete with a driver and a putter but hell donate a cup or someone has guessed wrong. According to the letter sent out with the schedule the club i9 going along in fine shape with its taxes paid and a tractor purchased with the dues that are already paid in. There are, however, salaries and other running expenses to be met and if the members will kindly send in even' a portion of their dues it will help a great deal. If this reminder gets only one five dollar payment then it will have accomplished its purpose, so won't. YOU send in a little on your dues? Quite a sweepstakes they held at the Palace alleys Tuesday night with Allie Baur walking home with the first p'rize and George Justen taking the second. Dutch Bacon was third. The event was a handicap affair and was open to the public. Thirty-one bowlers turned out and were rewarded with magnificent prizes. O. K- BOYS PLAY MARRIED MEN The boys of the O. K. Community club played the married men in a soft ball game at Ostend Sunday, defeating their elders in the first game of the season. The club is composed of the young peopB? from the three school districts of Ostend, Charles and Fosdick districts and meets twice each month under the supervision of Mrs Smith. During the winter months parties and private dances were enjoyed and extra recreation will be planned for the summer. W CARD OF THANKS •.^'Iphe undersigned desires to express his thanks to the voters of the first ward for their support at the polls Tuesday, which resulted in his reelection as alderman. •47 ' \ . NICK P. JUSTEN. 10GAL 00LF 8EAS0N 1 HoBEMRY HIOH BOXXRS | TO STAKT HAT flTTH WIN CHAMPIONS TROPHY A full program for the coming season has been released by President James N. Sayler of the McHenry Country club with several new and The High School boxing team travelled to Waukegan last Friday night and were treated in such royal fashion that they returned home with a attractive features being introduced beautiful trophy emblerrtatic of the this year. In addition to the regular State High School Boxing title. The cup competitions and the blind bogeys event was held at the Waukegan Y. there will be some additional Thurs- M. C. A. with the approval of the day afternoon frolics that^ should State High School Athletic associaprove mighty popular with tlte golf- , tion under the supervision of Coaches ers from town. Two new cups will be in vogue this year to replace the ones that have been won permanently. On these the winner will get possession for . one year only |pd will then receive a permanent medal upon surrender of tha cup. These new cups are the President's and the Vice-President's. The Thursday afternoon frolics will give local members who are not advocates of Sunday competitive golf a Louis and Jack Orr. | The championship was decided by ' points with the semifinals and finals counting. In the finals the winner was alloted three points while the lower was given one. McHenry led, going ihto the finals by one point and victories by Harry Anderson in the ' 85-lb. class and George Frisby in the ' 125-lb. class cinched the title for ourboys. Two boys in the 105 class "couldn't make the weight and were BOWLING LfcAGUE STANDING • Smiths 12816 Bicklers* 12720 Freunds .. 12618 Bacons 12352 • Old timers SMITHS-- Barbian ..... Page ... Smith . Perkins Sayler . 155 155 200 147 128 League 155 135 178 162 148 155-- 465 209-- 499 190--• 568 104-- 473 155_ 431 chance to come out and get a taste of disqualified, though they were grareal friendly golf. If sufficient interest is shown a cup will be donated by Director A. E. Nye. The schedule for 1935 which begins cious enough to, compete to give the crowd their full quota of bouts. All the fights went as were expected with the exception of the Harvey- Clarence Anderson go, which was supposed to be all Anderson. Evidently Harvey has been working hard the BICKLERS-- Beavis Johnson Weber M. Schaefer Bickler ..,~........ 786 778 873--2486 197 208 165 145 167 177 177 165 202 163 179-- 553 181-- 566 165-- 495 183-- 530 179-- 509 KAKRIED MEN'S TEAMS f TO START PRACTICE is the 54-hole West McHenry State past week as he turned on the steam Bank cup. 18-hole medal play for in the 8ec0nd and third stanzas -and th^ Sundays, with full handicap® a!- Wfent t0 town under his own power. lowed. First 18 holes. Hughes and Lewis put on a good May 12--Qualifying Round Pouse Cap, 18 holes medal play. Second Round Bank Cup, medal play. May 19--Finals West McHenry State Bank Cup. May 26--First Round Pouse Cup, 18 holes play. May 30--Decoration Day Blind Bogey. No. 79-91 inc. Choose your own handicaps. June 2--Second Round Pouse Cup, 18-hole match play. June 6--Thursday frolic. Details later. FREUNDS-- Covalt Karls Hughes Adams.. 882 884 887--2653 146 115 18ft-- 447 149 159 146-- 454 209 20? 194-- 611 178 202 183-- 563 N. Freund 174 166 196-- 586 L.BACONS-- 856 850 905--2611 J. Schiefer ^ 152 scrap after Hughes took a trimming j Wattles 142 in the first round. After, that he i Goodell' • ...isssssta 199 pushed Lewis all the way, but hadn't quite enough experience to gain the decision. The Peterson Justen fight was a peach with Peterson having the best of the argument to the extent of a black eye for Justen, but Jerome was game all the way. Melvin looked good and should be a contender for next year when the event is expected to grow in importance. This is the first time anything of the kind has been tried out in Illi- June 9--Qualifying Round, Class A, nois High School circles and is ex- G r a n g e r . 1 9 2 L. Bacon 167 177 150 196 196 179 191-- 52Q 133-- 425 183-- 577 163-- 651 157-r- 503 862 897 827--2676 Through the generous offer of the Soft Ball club, the Married Men, will use their diamond. Members are asked to assist in preparing the diamond for use. Teams will play practice games starting April 30 at 7 o'clock, unti! the regular teams are selected. Following is list of teams of last season, which will start: Team No. 1--Peter Freund, Bar bian, Nick Freund, Town^end, Peter Schaefer, Joe Weber, Tony Wirtz, McCracken, Perkins, Joe J. Miller, Beavis, Bacon, Meyers. • Team No. 2--Adams, Al Krause, G. Weber, Brooks, Dunham, Buch, Art Krause, Stilling, French, McCarroll, McGee, Rothermel, Purvey. Team No: 3 -- Gerasch, Tony Schnntt, Hughes, Granger, E. G Peterson, Nye, FeVwerda, G. Freund, Stoffel, H. Freund, C. Freund, Tonyan, Thennes. Team No. 4--Joe Schmitt, Durland, I Miller, E. Freund, Culver, Thies, Schaeffer, G. Worts. Al Justen, Williams', Conway, G. P. Freund, Bu&sey. Team No: 1 and 2 will play on Tuesday nights, Teams No. 8 and 4 will play on Thursday nights. Any member whtf'JanVv lastyear's schedule is ask^V to appear, as there will be an opportunity to play. All members are a^sked to register whether they do or do not wish to play. You can leave your name with the secretary, Tony Wirt*. Mw. "Charles ' Wingate of Crystal Lake was,a local caller Wednesday. Thomas Knox of Downers Gmfi) spent Monday with his mother. CARD OF THANKS To the voters of the first ward, I wish to extend my sincerest thanks for the support given me at the city election last Thursday. Respectfully •47 D. I. GRANGER President's Cup. 18 holes medal play. Qualifying Round, Class B, Vice-President's Cup. 18 holes medal play. Semi-finals Pouse Cup, 18 holes match play. •* Vv . June 16--Finals Pouse %Cnp. M holes match play. ** June 20--Woodstock Country Club vs. McHenry at McHenry. June 23--First Round, Class A, President's Clip, 18-hole match play. First Round, Class B, Vice-President's Cup, 18-hole match play. June 30--Second Round President's Cup. Second Round Vice-President's Cup. July 4--Foarth of July Blind Bogey pected to be the forerunner of the installation of boxing in State High Schools. Should it serve that purpose" the Orr brothers will have made their mark. The results: HEAVYWEIGHT-- Paul Lewis, Fox, Lake, over Ray Hughes, McHenry.. 155-LB. CLASS-- V Norman Molidor, Vok»| Over Edw a r d S e a v e y , F o x L a k e £ : - 145-LB. CLASS-- Melvin Peterson, McHenry, oyer Jerome Justen, McHenry. 135-LB. CLASS-- ^ John Bolton, Fox Lake, over Robe No. 75-87 inc. Choose your own han- ei^ Smith, Antioch. dicaps. * 125-LB. CLASS-- July 7--Qualifying Round Stenger | George Frisby, McHenry, over Rob- Cup, 18-hole medal play. Semi-finals ert Gerstem, Fox Lake. President's Cup. Semi-finals Vice- 116-LB. CLASS-- President's Cup. I Paul Harvey, McHenry,; ovef Clarr July 11--Thursday Frolic. Details *nce Anderson, McHenry. later 106-LB. CLASS---- July 14--Finals, 36 hoWs, Class A,: Simon Davis, Round Lake, President's Cup. Finali se holes, Glen Miller, Lake Villa. - Class B, Vice-President's Cup. 85-LB. CLASS I Harry Anderson, McHenry, Eric Foote, Fox Lake. over GOLF July 18--McHenry Country ClUb, vs. Woodstock, at Woodstock. , July 21--First Round Stenger Cupk ] 18-hole match play. July 28--Second Round Stenger Cup. 18-hole match play. < Aug. 4--Semi-finals Stenger Cup, •: 18-hole match play. Aug. 8--Thursday FroMc. Details THE IRONS later. By CHARLES P. BARNES Aug. 11--Championship Qualifying It/is impossible to play even a fair Round 36 holes, no handicaps. Finals game, unless you are master of every Stenger Cup, 36-hole match play. • iron club in your bag. If you hav*» Aug. 18--First Round Champion- Uy iron that you are afraid to use, ship Play, 18 holes, no handicaps. j i advise you to go to some corner of Aug. 22--Thursday Frolic. Details your course, with some balls, ana hUeRi y- • 'Jjp-i t\A '•*, [practice with that club, and keep Aug. ^5--Second Round Chamtiton- practicing, till you have mastered it, ship, 18 holes match play, no hlxM8 go you can use it with perfect coz*- caps. | fideace. Sept. 1--Semi-finals, Championship, I f have practiced ' with my Mashle 18 holes match play, no handicaps. | till I have more confidence in it, than Sept. 2--Labor Day Blind Bogey, any other club I carry. My Mashie- No. 71-83, choose your own handi- Niblic comes next, and then my Midcaps. 'ferna. Sept. 8--Finals 36-hole Champion-I Not mtore than onfi out of twenty*- ship Play, no handicaps. five of our average golfers play their Sept. 12--Thursday Frolic. Details irons correctly. Most of them try to" later. ' scoop the ball up with the club, which Sept. 15--Class A and B Medal Play spoils the shot nine times out of tea. Event with full handicaps.^ j They don't seem to understand that Sept. 19--Thursday Frolic. Details to make a successful iron shot, they later. [should hit the ball on the down stroke Sept. 28--Presentation of Cups and and before the club has reached the Medals. Sept. 26--Thursday Frolic, later. . jarc of the down stroke, and that turf INiaila should only be taken after the ball jhas been hit No iron shot can be -- »•;"V- 'perfect if the club hits the turf be- SOFT BALL TEAM TO fore the ball has been hit. By hitting SPONSOR DANCE down on the ball, the loft or slant oi< The McHenry Soft Ball team has made plans for a dance to be held at the Bridge Ball Rooift, McHenry, on Wednesday evening, May 1. Tickets will be on sale the coming week. The boys jyre looking forward. \o a very interesting and successful season" in 1935 and this dance is to be promoted to raise a fund to take care of the necessary'expenses. The entire proceeds from this dance will devoted to this purpose. This will be the second season for the face of the club will cause tlte ball to rise in the air, while trying to scoop it up with the club will spoil the shot. - Watch a professional- hit an iron shot, and you will observe he hits the ball on the down stroke, and oniy takes turf a little forward of when* the ball laid. To get good direction with an iroa, pivot properly, be sure to have the club follow out straight after the ball as far as your arms will permit, keep soft ball in McHenry. Much enjoy- that left arm fairly straight, and ment was derived last season by both ci0&e to your chest, till after the ban, the players and spectators. They are js hit. making an extra effort this season I My next article will be^a the high to give the fans *even more for the pitch shot to the green. small admission. Buy a ticket for the dance on May 1 and turn out that evening and show you are with the team thig^year. Lured by the sunshine and disregarding the high wind, many local country club menders enjoyed a game at the loC&l golf course, Sunday. A few guests were also out for the day NOTICE ' ^and it appears that golfers just -can't A meeting of the McHenry Soft j wait for a chance to hit the old ball Ball team will be held Monday even- ' again. . ._ - ^ ing, April 22, at the K. C. hall. Plans ! . _, CARD OF THANKS I desire to extend my thaaka l^jyte^ ^ voters of McHenry township who sup*if ported irte at the polls Saturday. *47 BEN JUSTEN will be made for the 1935 season. Some of the former players haye left town, making the player limit larger New players are needed. Anyone interested should make an effort to be pieaant. -- - RESIDENCE CHANGES CARD OF THANKS Thie Johh R. Smith farm, which waa To the Voters of Distirct 15: I rented by Peter W. Freund, has bee®, hereby extend my thanks for your rented by G. A. Gaulke of Woodstock, efforts during the election Saturday,' who has put a tenant on the place. El«ctric Ed llot only does the electric eel posthe unusual power of giving'san electric sho<jJj£jbut apparently It Is "able to regulate the power of the cur- MM lewHaaai-' - »-'r ~ •• -. , fV'Vwhich resulted in my being named as 1 the new president of the school bojurd.-- •47 GEORGE A. -STILLING. Fir»t !ron Rail Made in U. S.^ The' first iron rail was made in the United States in 1844, at the Moont Savage Rolling mill, Allegany county, Md. The first Bessemer steel rails were made in the North Chicago Koll- ;l|f mill Mr. and Mrs. Math Laures and family will move May 1 from the Henry Heimer building to the Feltz home on John street. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hapner and children, now occupying the Feltz hopse, will move to Elgin. 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