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Hugh is gertting an -that will come in mighty handy Ifren his ball playing days ilh just* a memory. elephants and some ducked under the big tent. Somebody always got short-changed in those days, b\it jthe cane-totin' manager straightened out-the "mistake" after a bit of persuasion on the part of the | law.--And wasn't that lemonade something! DAILY PINFPS A woman is quick to sense criticism whereas ,a man is slow to sense guile. Blstak despair and blind optimism are the extremes 6t emotional insecurity. Some folks are too preoccupied to be occupied. . j: A graceful retreat is always a good bet. To spit into the wind will only get you wet. The dream of a breakfast gourmet-- A doughnut with a handle and a grape-fruit without a squirt. A warm desire adcted ,to a cool millioh are needed fbr, a trip to Utopia. An educated heart appreciates the motives of a gift, not its value. ANONYMOUS. § Idurphy had both arm and knee trouble last year that kept him from showing the pitching form expected, but there was nothing wrong with his performance as an {Mtfielder. v ^Talking with "Sonny" Miller last Week, we gathered that he had a longing to get back into infield play in spite of his fine record on the mound. He can fill any infield position &nd will strengthen the team if the other boys can relieve Uft of his mound chorea. Manager Bolger has promised PJkil Freund a starting assignment feeftt Sunday against the Crystal Like Vets. A lot of fans will be witching Paul's performance with kffht Shamrocks should be well in the pitching department ahd extra games are being scheduled to keep the boys in form. (MijDPEN THOUGHT--- ^ Vfo wonder she's tMa. Coaldn't Wait for those esculators to get to the toiH-had to walk up a few of ]|p> moving steps. Quote--"That's not fal|| Here we go to school nine months o^t of the year and get only three months vacation." Unquote. ' "Twould seem like a 50-50 deal Bkht be worked out! A circus comes to town next Sabday and a lot of youngsters (aad some oldsters) are eagerly awaiting the event. ftemember when the circus came K» 'town, unloaded the animals at th« depot and paraded through town? The more daring sports about town took in the sideshows, done kids carried water to the COUNTY LEAGUE League standings: W L McHenry Shamrocks J' 0 Richmond £ 0 Algonquin , 1 0 Spring Grove --.. 2 1 Johnsburg .I........................ 2 2 Woodstock 1 2 McHctiry Merchants .. 1 2 C. L. Boosters .........»u i 2 Harvard 1 2 Hebron ~ .... ..... 1 2 Dundee 0 2 C. L. Vets 0 3 Results Sunday ' McHenry Shamrocks, 14; Dundee, 2. Crystal Lake Boosters, 10; McHenry Merchants, 5. 1 Harvard, 10; Johnsburg, 9. Hebron. 7; Woodstock, 6. Algonquin, 4; Spring Grove, 0. Richmond, 15; Crystal Lake Vets, 0. ~ Games Next Sunday McHenry Merchants at Richmond. Crystal Lake Vets at Shamrocks. Johnsburg at Hebron. Dundee at Crystal Lake Boosters. Woodstock at Algonquin. Spring Grove at Harvard. , Games Decoration Day Johnsburg at Richmond Algonquin at McHenry Merchants Shamrocks at Woodstock. Crystal Lake Booster# at Crystal Lake Vets. Hebron at Spring Grove Harvard at Dundee : CARD or THAinra We want to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has been so kind to us since there has been illness in our family. We are very, grateful for all the help offered, for contributions, the television set which was presented to us and those responsible for having a telephone installed. •2 MR. and MBS. WM. MOORE. Complete line of Lee's poultry remedies at Wattles Drug Store, McHenry. 8tf SO SORRY Due to limited facilities it has been impossible to prepare the tremendous amount of merchandise for last Saturday's Auction and Rummage Sale. Watch this paper for announcement of Sal#,JD*te which will be held in the near future. SCREWY DOZEN SOCIAL CLUB of McCullom Lake • T S P F f D WIT T H R I L L S ! I M*TK>NAl CHAMPIONSHIP' 1 STATE F A I R PARK SUNDAY J U K E 11 _ 'MILE AUTO RACE * • G c a r s INDIANAPOLIS DRIVERS RESERVED $3.50 and 13'«M Si SO SCATS *2so I14*111 ««» 99 * W,9B ON SALE AT OATCS JULY 9-150 MILE STOCK CAR RACE STOCK CARS mm, EVENTS STARTING ^ JUNE ir AAA MIGHTY MIDGETS tVEHY FRIDAY NIGHT STARTING JUNE 16 JMHH HCKITS IN ADVANC.I TODAY. DAMPED ADDRISSED ENVELOP! TO <;C0NSIN AUTO RACING ASS'N Int. SMMMCrS is HIS SMOTHER DINDEE 14- m Miller Hurls 5-Hit Game; Extra Games Give Busy Schedule A combination of effective pitching a4d boisterous hitting gave the McHenry Shamrocks a 14vto 2 win over Dundee last Sunday on the Carpenter8ville park diamond. Sonny" Miller won his third straight game, setting the Dundee batters down with 5 hits. While this was going on, the Shamrocks were teeing off on the offerings of Jozies to; the tune of 19 safe blows. The Dundee outfielders raced far and wide to haul in the drives in a classy exhibition of defensive play. Jim Larkin hit the ball in his old style and was joined by Miller and McCracken in the 3-hit class. In fact, the entire team showed punch. There was Allan Bockman with 2 for 3. including a two-bagger. "Guv" Bolger caught one of his best games, throwing accurately, hitting timely and handling his position flawlessly. Everybody got into the act. For instance, Jake Larkin fired a relay to the plate that was a beauty. And he got his man! Bill Bolger got in the game late and got two hits. Busy Schedule The Crystal Lake Vets will play the Shamrocks here next Sunday and Manager Bill Bolger announces that Paul Freund, promising young hurler, will get the start? ihg assignment. The Shamrocks will play a Memorial Day game at Woodstock. On June 8th, they will play the Crystal Lake Boosters here in a twilight game. This is to pick up a league game that was rained out earlier in the season. On June 14th the local team travels to Batavia to play under the lights. A busy schedule is ahead and it should keep the team in high gear. McH. Shamrocks T. Bolger, 3B,. .... B. Bolger, RF ......... Miller, P ......... J. Larkin, RF, 2B .... G. Larkin, SS H. Stilling, LF .... .. R. Freund. IB ......... McCracken, 2B, 3B Bockman, CF ............ W. Bolger, C TOTALS Dundee Thomas, 2B Waschow, SS Koch, 3B Brohn, 3B Faber, LF Erwin, LF ...... ... i«53fcai> amy Schumacher, IB Jones, P TOTitfLS ... Score by Innings: Shamrocks: 240 003 005 - 14 Dundee 020 000 000 - 2 Stolen Bases: H. Stilling. AUG. 20--100 Mi. AAA Midget RACE AUG. 24 --TOO Mi. AAA Stock Car RACE AUG. 27 --200 Mi. AAA Big Car RACE 1200 S, FIRST STREET jflt i WIS PHONE EVERGREEN 4-2240 AB B H ... 4 2 0 .... 2 0 2 ....4 2 3 .... < 2 3 4 0 1 .... 5 1 2 .... 9 1 2 .... 5 2 3 3 2 i 1 1 41 14 19 AB B H ..... 4 ' 9 1 .... -4 0 0 ... 3 e 0 .... 1 0 • 0 .... 1 l 1 .. 2 0 0 0 1 ... 2 0 0 .9 1 1 ~ t: 0 1 . .. 8 0 0 2 5 Two-Base Hits: Three-Base Hits: Sokubtrg. Double Plays: Brohn to Thomas; R. Freund to Q. Larkia. Struck Out By: Jones, 4; Miller, «• Bases OH Balls Off: Jones, 4; Miller, 2. Winning Pitcher: Millerf^ ^ LEGION BASBBALL BOYS WILL PRAOTIOK HERE NEXT SUNtfAY "Tony" Freund, who has done a nice job in furthering Legion baseball, announces that practice will start next Sunday, 1 P.M. at the Municipal Athletic Field diamond. All boys, who are not In the Junior Sports program and who did riot reach the age of 17 years before last January 1st, are eligible to join the Legion program. Boys are urged to bring their baseball suits (if they have one) and gloves to the diamond next Sunday. The Legion baseball program Is county-wide and is now providing good, wholesome sport for hundreds of boys. The fisrt games in the McHenry County group will be played June 4. MERCHANTS I 10 TO 5 LOSS TO BOOSTER! Lakers Score Fiv$ Runs In Fourth $iT Put Over Victory The Crystal Lake Boosters came to town last Sunday and boosted their standing with a 10 to 5 victory over the McHenry Merchants baseball team. The Merchants missed a scoring opportunity in the first inning when six men went to bat and none scored. Hits by Perisert and Bob Knox, plus a walk to Howard Knox went to waste. Crystal Lake scored a run In the second on hits by E. Krause and Eibisch. Then McHenry got the idea and evened the score. Eddie Lay, who had quite a workout on the base paths, was safe on Koch's error. Eibisch picked up the ball and fired wild to first allowing Lay to go to second. Further help came in the form of a passed ball to put Lay on third. A hit to right by Peisert brought in the run. Brief Lead Dick Rosing led off the third Inning with a base on balls, stole second moved to third on Tessendorf's wild throw and bcofed after Fanter pulled down H. Knox's hard drive to center. That gave the Merchants a 2-1 lead. But, came the fourth! That's when the visitors put across 5 runs With a bit of help from the Merchants. Scully topped off the inning with a two-base drive to center to drive in two runs. Boosters put over 2 more runs in each the fifth and eighth frames. Marv Wirt*, of Volo and the U. of I., replaced Knigge in the sixth and showed enough staff to bear watching. His control went haywire in the eighth when two runs scored, but he came back In the ninth to set down the sMa on strikes. Plenty On Base The home boys had men on base ta every inning of the ball game, but lacked the punch to pot 'em around. However, tlge boys showed spirit and pnt over 8 runs In the eighth to give the honie crowd a little ray of hope. Peterson led off with a hit to left canter. Olsen drove to right for hfs second hit and Lay drew his second pass. An overthrow of first base by Oehmke and a boot by Nelson helped the McHenry cause. A large crowd was on hand to pull for the Merchants, but weaknesses showed up, as they will on any new team, while the visiting Boosters showed that experience has made their team more form idable than in the past. 0. L. Boosters " AB H Scully, HF 8 2 Nelson, 2B 5 -0 1 M. Krause, 1: * 1 Tessendorf, C ............ 4 S 1 Oehmke, C ................ 1 # , 0 E. Krause, IB --........ 4 » 3 IN 12 INNINGS UPSSTS o 10M . .pjl Panter, CP .............. .. 8 0 Eibisch, SS ... S • * 2 Koch, 3B . . 4 •* 1 RudsinRki, P ... % i 1 TOTALS 40 10 12 McHenry Merchants AB B H Peisert, 3B . . 6 0 .2 B. Knox, 2B ..... ... 6 0 1 Rosing, LP .......... ... 4 1 1 H. Knox, CP ............. 4 0 0 Peterson, RF ... 6 : 1 Steindorfer, SS .8 - 1 Olsen, IB .. 4 1 2 Lpy, c . S 2 0 Wirtz, P .. 2 0 0 Knigge, P .................. .. 1 r 0 0 TOTALS ..... 37 B 8 Score by Innings: C. L. Boosters 010 520 0 20 - 10 McH. Merchants 001 000 % o § 6 - Two-Base Hits: Scully. Three-Base Hits: Rosing. Bases cn Balls Off: Rudslnskl, 5; Knigge, 2; Wirtz, 1. Struck Out By: Rudslnskl, 7: Knigge, 3; Wirtz, 6. ^ 1 Double Playps: Koch E. Krause. Stolen Basses:- Rosing. Winning Pitcher: Rudsinskj. MEMORIAL DAY " The American Legion and V.F.W. will again assemble at the high school on Memorial Day and are inviting the community to take part in a program to honor the mbfnory of the great Spirit Army whose footfalls cause no sound. Bfct in memory of man, their souls go marching on, sustained by the piilde of service in time of national danger. On this Memorial Day let us pledge ourselves anew to patriotic service. Let us make ourselves the friend and brother, son arid father, of those who shall not see their own again in mortal fl^sh. Let us grasp with fearless J ha^ids • the flag so nobly borne be-' fore, and like those others, plant { it always on the abutment of righteousness. Memorial Day Committee. Harvard's entry in tip McHenry County Baseball league bounced up with a surprise victory over the Johnsbarg Tigers last Sanday. The game want 12 lanlnga and Harvard came out the winner In a 10 to 9 score. The Tigers took an early lead, but ran into difficulties from the fourth through the sixth innings when Harvard pnt across 9 runs. It took a run by Johnsburg in the ninth to tie the game and run it into extra innings. Sandera started for Johnsburg and was plagued by both base hits and errors before Klapperich came in to finish the game. V,. Don Freund was the hitter of the day with 6 safe blows in 6 trips. Manager Ted Pitzen clouted the only homer of the game In his 3 for 6 collection. Harvard Watermann, Mullvenna, 3B Otto, LF McCarthy, 1B Marshall, P Pihl, RF ....... ; Book, 2B .................... Carlson, C .--............ Vlck, CF TOTALS Johnsbarg Hiller, 2B ..... D. Freund, LF ..... R. Freund, R1T .... G. Jackson, SS .... A. Jackson, CF .... King, 3B Katz, IB Pitzen, C Sanders, P .................... S Klapperich, P ...,. S TOTALS 50 Score by Innings: Harvard 000 223 200 001 - 10 Johnsburg' .101 400 021 000 - 9 Stolen Biases: King, PItsen. Two-Base Hits: Hiller, Katz, D. Freund. Three-Base Hits: O. Jackson, Otto, Marshall. Home Runs: Pitzen. Double Plays: G. Jackson to Katz. Struck Out By: Marshall, 9; Sanders, 5; Klapperich, 5. Bases On Balls Off: ^Marshall, 6; Sanders, 4; Klapperich, 1. Winning Pitcher: Marshall. AB 5 .6 6 . . 6 : « . « . < . 5 . 6 50 AB , 4 . e . 4 .. < . T • « . * . 6 B ' • i ; JL-- i -I'* i l • u~ B 3 s 9 0 0 1 1 1 f / 15 Thursday, May 19M COMING EVENTS ;*r May 85 McHenry Community P.T.JL Meeting. McHenry Community P.T.A. Meet- -- Panel Discussion 8 p.m. --High School Auditorium. May 2t McHenry Community P.T.A. Party For Eighth Grade Graduates. McHenry Community P.T.A. Party For Eighth Grade Graduates--7 to 10 p.m.--High School. * May 27 Benefit Dance -- Christ the King Chartih, Wonder Lake.' Bake Sale--George Justen Store, Green Street--Sponsored by Altar and Rosary Sodality of St. Patrick's Church. May 29 OWj' Juvenile Forester Meeting --School Hall--Pot-Luck Supper at 6 p.m. Followed by installation of Officers. May 30 W. S. C. S. Dinner V-*i> Hingwood Church Hall. \ May I! St Mary's-St. Patrick's School P. T. A. . v. : • -June 1 C. D. of A. Installation, C. * D. of A. Pot-Luck Supperl7 p.m.--rSt. Mary's-St j Patrick's School Hall. l| Jane I • Bake Sale -- Sponsored By Foy River Valley Camp, R.N.A.--West Bide Locker--9:30 a.m.rf ^ ^ Pre-Teen Club Meeting. , . June 5- ' Girls* Juvenile Forester Meeting -1--School Hall -- Pot-Luck Slipper At 6 p.m., Followed/By* Installation of Officers. June • Adult Girl Scout Association Breakfast--Legion Home -- 9:30 a.m. Johnsburg Community dub -- Hettermann's Tavern, ' June IS V.fT.W. Auxiliary Meethig*i>4t p.m. June IS < j Public Card Party--Sponsored by Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid --8 p m.--Legion Home. Public Card Party--Legion Home --8 p.m.--Sponsored by Zlon V. A. R. T Squadron Fill* Out Staff Openings The 9625th V.A.R.T. flight H, operations and training, pf at Its last staff meeting set up * its training program and filled »- out its openings in the staff. Personnel of the staff Is as follows: Capt. F. Kennedy, flight commander; Capt. R. Conway, deputy commander; Lt. C. Cooper, adjutant; Lt. K. Neville, plans and - training officer; -Capt F. Flood, logistics; Lt J. Ogle, project oflSI fleer; Capt. W. Harnett, historian, P. I. O. Major L. Dirrenberger, Lt. E. Simon,.Lt J. RuzHHftid II. j R Haakonsen. The next staff meeting will hie held on June «, at the V.F.W. halTK • 240 Ttyroop street, Woodstock, at 7:30 p.m. MAfilNE DAY PB06RAM The program committee is tl&s / week soliciting advertising for th^ ; Marine Day program. Anyone interested is asked to phone * Art Henschel at 396 or "Pa"" Thennes at 32. . WSfOVERED FIBE A Lily Lake resident Mrs. Mildred Krein, was the first to discover a fire which swept through the Electrometric factory in Woodstock last Tuesday. She detected it when she arrived to open the office about 7 o'clock. Losa in merchandise and equipment was estimated at $25,000. AMERICA'S prs 1HI BIG ICONOMY PACKAOII !V iI - ' LOWEST PRICED 'ORty' low prictd car wMi o V-typ« engine! Ford-only Ford-in the low-price fMd offers you the smooth, spirited performance of a V-S eniine. Yet s Fori V-S is yours (or hundreds of dollars less than any other "Eight" Yes, even hen* dreds Ins than most "Sixes." EIGHT! Only low-priced cor with a "Lifeguard" Body! Welded, all-steel body scientifically reinforced for strength-"sound-conditioned" for quiet. Quality coach work and baked : n enamel mean long lifehigh resale value. • • -'?• car to receive "Fashion Award"! Yes, Ford's the only car oq the road to receive the New York Fashion Academy's coveted Fashion Car Medal two years in a Only low-priced cor with ling-Size Brakes I trips are treats with features like Word's big 35% easier-acting brakes to take the work out of driving-and your non-sag foam rubber drivers seat to banish fatigue. Trips are treats, too, when you see how far you go on so little gas and oil. f "TIST DRIVK" THf 50 FORD WlMi IMI« i> Mpm < M* rimgi aptkmal at mIto cmI. Af YOUR PORf DIALER'S Mi BUSS MOTOR SALES 631 MAIM MX. VBDS1 HeHSMBY, ILUNOIS Chinese Peel Cane Chairs # From 93M Yacht Chairs • Steamer Clmir» -CUUMES' Wood Settees Garden Umbrellas --.......... Hammocks • ^ DeHe* Fibre Bacs Avallalble lm 4 S» I W 'f0* widths. * . i- v, . P. M. jtTSTEN Fujrnitui* Company MAIN ST. MeHBNRY Lutheran Ladies Aid. June 19 '.f ¥ Paat Matrons' Club--Goodfri-idnes Home. There are more than 400 rubber parts in the average automobile. And still it's the pedestrians that bounce the most. 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