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V.$:m ^4, • »/ t«A»-»*^> SHAMROCKS TAKE LEA6UE LEVDERSHIP " iwril®-- Ah 4mHl in the back room at "MURK'S" •ftgta&s good--what with air con- 4!itonlng. ' • • Oil second thought --we^^nUght iot get any work done. S©«g-- ' : Speaking of- Mrs: *'M6^W hfW sprained ankle, Fred Fowlefi itarted warbling "I didn:t trip-- •ofeody pushed n»er-1 tell." Baseball--' l 1, I"'" '0: . 'The Merchants ptiy at Carpen- . ffcrsville tonight (Thursday) at f:30. From Carpentersville, you can llead south to Elgin where the .ipiamrocks meet Sycatftore at 9 <f?ck>ck in the state tournament. , Teams step into that state tournament with full strength and a little more. Competition is tough Hope we can see this attraction. .Johnsburg didn't enter the state this year. Her* Baseball-- The Shamrocks play af home feeXt Sunday vs. Floyd's of CarfenterBville. Schuldt, Grover and all the boys rback on Floyd's team. They'U tough. The Merchants travel to Cry- *al Lake to meet the Boosters. Johnsburg travels to Harvard. «a|f- r< • Fred Heide and his 'committees tfre making plans (or a big time ftext Thursday when all the boys feeet for the 7th Annual Hookey Day That's the day to look forward to 4)iid look back on with many a •hackle. Just thinking how "Uncle Ed" Smith used to enjoy that day. " Chef Zimmerman is looking for "1H 'appropriate hat for the occasion. Any help? fterlac Ray- Believe it or not, there will le boats entered in the races here July 30. \ -i--And that's not counting those; Entered in that great specialty •umber known as row-boat racos. Should have a complete ached- Sic for yoa next week. tV" iNmps^ ?5;\. hhi: k > • . >> The value of hofM (sense is proved by the fact that the horse iras afraid of the automobile ai the time pedestrians laughed at ^ Treat him right, even though he's not in Who's Who; he protnbly knows what's what. Pound Out 12-2 Win Here Sundty Algonqin ' The Shamrocks met the Algonquin Simplex nine here last Sunday in wl^at wfts billed as the battle of the <iay." After all, the teams were tied for first place in the county league. As it turned out, the Shamrocks bad their hitting clothes on while Murphy pitched a superb game in a 12 to 2 decision. The home team wasted no time in getting Murphy all the runs he needed. Four hits netted three runs in the first inning. Murphy didn't give up a hit until two were out in the fourth. Kreiger then broke the ice with a single to left. Murphy fanned Fitzgerald for the third out. The visitors picked up two runs on three hits and deep outfielding in the eighth. That was all. Murphy struck out the side in order in the ninth for an impressive finish. Notes On The Game McCulla got. 3 hits ang showed some nice leg work on the bases. On one occasion, he raced from first to home on a single. And no body took chances with his throwing arm. Gerry Larkin got 3 for 3 in the first game at Harvard, then followed with 3 hits and a base on balls in the Algonquin game. They only got him out once all afternoon. R. "Nickie" Freund continues to play a good game at first base. And his 2 hits came with ducks on the pond. Dick Conway had to leave the game after injuring his left arm iu a slide into second. He may be sidelined for a while and that "ain't" good. Shamrocks AB K. Comway, 2B .- 3 1 Miller, SB I' Two base hits: Murphy. Three base hits: McCulla.' Stolen bases: Conway. Struck out by Murphy, St» Crieger, 2. Bases on balls oft Murphy, 1; iff Krieger, 1. YOUNG PLAYERS IN PIRSI'APPEARANCE m COUNTY LEAGUE It took a few Innings for the Mc- Henry Merchants to break into the run column last Sunday against Spring Grove on the home diamond, but they broke loose with 6 runs in the fifth and went on to wtn 8 to 2. Manager Fretind surprised the fans by starting a new battery of local young prospects and the crowd got quite a kick out of what may be stars of the future. Don Freund and John Knox, recent graduates from the Legion squad, worked two Innings and looked all right. Two errors led to a run fa the first inning, but the boys worked good under pressure. Andreas played right field and is rated as a good prospect. Butler was suited up, but didn't see action in this game. 'Tis said he had the makings of a ball player. The battery of Madsen and Eiserman took over in the third and kept the situation well In hand the rest of the way. Spring Grove's second run came in the sixth when Christensen boomed a homer to hellandgone over center field for a Mow that will hold the record for distance until somebody comes along with a better one. .. 1 .. . • Merchants AB 1 Nye, SS 4 1 Lay, 2B » I Rosing, LF B 2 Peterson, RF 1 0 Double plays: Nye to Lay to Olsen, 2! Haitian tb OttitttnH to Bosch. y"!1 Struck out by Frevftd, by Madsen, 8; by Bflts, 6. ^ Basses on balls off Prcriftfd, 1: off Madsen, 2. Hit by Madsen:' Eggeter, Halman; by Freufid, Eggeter. Sacrifices: Peisert, Madseh. Andreas, RF McGee, CF ., H. Knox, CF 4 Peisert, SB 2 Olsen, IB ................... 4 Eiserman, C 1 J. Knox, C* 0 Madsen, P 8 D. Freund, P 0 TOTALS 35 Spring Grore JtB Haimen, S9 <4 Britz, P 5 Urban, CF 4 Christensen, LF ........ 4 Molidor, 3B t Eggeter, C 2 May, RF . 4 Busch, IB 3 TOTALS " *- U Score by Innings? JjMiM Theaght-- . Funny season. Haven't heard of Thies winning a new oar. > * *• | f DAILY PINT PS J fit tsfc't who you are, but what i°n are that counts. It isn't what Jpjou do but how well you do it that adds up. 'i fh - : | Uncertainty is a difficult problem because w« figure with all possibilities. ' McCulla, C G. Larkin, SS H. Stilling, LF .... R. Freund, IB J. Larkin. RF McCracken, CF ............ 4 Murphy, P 3 B. Bolger, CF 2 Bock man, 2B - 0 P. Freund, RF .... 2 TOTALS 40 Algonquin AB. R. Tipps, LF ........ 5 Moehle, IB ......... 4 Blanken, RF 3 Boyd, SS 4 Honor withou honor., ^ morals is not Happiness means the curbing of Inany things, just as thousands of roses must be crushed to obtain one drop of rose-oil. Man untireingly seeks Jewels, gold and truth. two Plant both feet firmly on the ground and you won't get up to your neck in trouble. ANONYMOUS. Kreiger, 2B, P --. 4 Fitzgerald, C 4 Mavis, P, 2B 3 F. Tipps, 3B 2 Bangert, CF ................ % Turek, 3B .. ................ 2 Lieber, PH J TOTALS 34 Score by Innings: Algonquin: 000 000 Q20 - .1 3 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 12 1 0 1 « 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Shamrocks: 301 022 31x - 12 1 0 0 0. t 8 R l" 0 0 1 0 BASEBALL GAME ADDS UP TO 4 TOUCHDOWNS AND 3 MISSED KICKS The Shamrocks travelled to Harvard last. Sunday for a 1 o'clock game. With a score zS to 0 at the end of five innings, everybody concerned decided that enough -4ns enough. While afTHhis Shamrock baserunning was going on, . , Paul Freund was holding Harvard batters to 2 hits. Shamrocks AB Ji McCracken, CF, 3B .... S 3 Miller, 3B 2 8 B. Bolger, CF' ^.^.,.^1'V;j| McCulla. RF L. Stilling, RF G. Larkin, SS . T. Bolger, SS ., H. Stilling, LF R. Freund, IB J. Larkin, 2B .. £i;:l .. 1 ...* . 2 .. 2 .. 4 - I .. 2^ 28*" AB .. 2 . 2 . 2 .. 2 • i. l . a t -K. 1B*" R e Bock man, 2B, IB W. Bolger, C ...... P. Freund, P ...... TOTALS HarVkrd Moede, IB ; Waterman, 2B ... McCarthy, ,LF .... Otto, CF Marshall, SS, P 2 Plhl, RF 2 O'Halleran, 3B 1 Oberwise, C ................ Vlck, P, LF ^ TOTALS Score by Innings: , 11 Shamrocks: 11 7 3 4 0 - 25 Harvard: 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 Two base hits: McCarthy. Three base hits: G. Lark to, Miller. Struck out by Freund, 5; by Mar* shall, 2. Basses on balls off Marshall, 4; Vlck, 7. * tr1 AAAAAA^UUukAA VVTVTTTTTTVT COUNTY LEAGUE w Shamrocks Algonquin Richmond Johnsburg ............... 11 ... 10 » s McHenry Merchants 6 Spring Grove: Merchants: 0|O 1)50 30x • 8 Three base hits: Rosing. .. Home runs: Christensen,. Stolen btosfeS': H. KAox, 2; Eggeter. 100 001 000 - .Spring Grove , C. L. Boosters C. L. VeU -- FOR -- Roofing -- Tile -- Gutter and AIT Building Material)! Dundee Woodstock Hebron .... f I T ' l 8 • I . • l.:! r m t KLAPPfiBICH HURLS S-HITTER AS TIGERS BEAT VETS 7 TO 1 Willie Klapperich came through with a 3-hit pitching job against the Vets at Crystal Lake last Sunday as the Johnsburg Tigers came through with a 7 to 1 victory. The improved Yfets put up a real battle for seven innings as Johnsburg held a slim 2 to 1 lead, but a 4-run blast in the eighth told the story. Bud Meyers, batting in the impartant three-spot, was right in form with 4 hits in 5 trips, including a double and triple. Harvard plays on the Johnsburg diamond next Sunday. Johnsburg AB Hiller, 2B .... E. Meyers, Rlfc . -B-- B. Meyers, SS • B G. Jackson, C B Pitzen, LF 2' R. Freund, LF Z .._0 Katz, IB 4 .• 1 A. Jackson, CF ............. 3 1, King. 3B: Klapperich, P, 4; TOTALS 38 7 Crystal Lake T«ti AB JI Lockwood, RF Wendt, LF Padit, IF Osinki, SS Gaulke, P J. Feffer, IB Willard, 3B .;. E. Feffer, CF White : ..w. D. Feffer, 2B Nickols Radawlck, C Hanson, C TOTALS ;!• Score by Innings: Johnsburg: 101 000 041* - C. L. Vets: 100 000 000 - Stolen bases: Hiller. Two base hits: G. Jackson, B. Meyers. . Three base hits: B. Meyers. Three base hits: B. Meyers. Double plays: Gaulke to Willard; King to B. Meyers to Katz. Struck out by Gaulke, 4; By Klapperich, 5. Bases on balls off Gaulke, 3; off Klapperich, 2. 34 6 0 0 ° 0 0 s 0 0 0 0 0 1 Harvard 1 11 Scores of games played July 9* Johnsburg, 7; C. L.,Vets, 1. Shamrocks, 12; Awonquin, 2. McHenry Merchants, 8; Spring Grove, 2 Dundee, 9; Woodstock, 0. Shamrocks, - 25; Harvard 0. Richmond, 8; Hebron, 5, (12 innings. ' Algonquin, 16; C. L. Boosters, 7. Gettysburg Addi A 'Four score and seven years igb' .r-on November 18, 1863--Abraham Lincoln delivered his immortal Gettysburg address Of "V Sears Roebuck u| Co. See Representative FRANK GAMS Call 106 -W or write <00 Riverside Dr., MeHenry FREE ESTIMATES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiHiiiiitiiiiiuiiiniiiiiiHtiuuiiiiiiiiHiimtiiiiiiii' * USED BY THOUSANDS FOR MORE THIN 40 YCASS Dip, a rpcognizi^l favorite is dependable, easy to ical. Kills lice, mites, Disinfect and keep houses dean for thrifty Ask far Kreso Dip. 8 Drug Store HeHEIIBT YOU'RE WELCOME fO ENJOY ANOTHER PRESENT OF THE V \ 'STARS of The FUTURE' - AMATEUR SHOW AT Roy-Al at McCullom Lak* SATURDAY. JULY 15th AT 9 P. M. Enjoy An Evening of Real Entertainment lor \YL ROY and AL. BLAKE If yo<u have talent and wish to appear on the amateur show drop a card to Bo* 115 West McHenry Post Office. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitmiiiiimniHiiiiniimiiiniml COMMUNITY AUTO SUPPLY ' ROUTES tfO & 31 Replacement Parts For All Cart OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 8c SUNDAY Jack Kavanagh Elected ' 3^o Head Junior Ramblers Fifteen youths under tfce age of 17 gathered at the Brass Bell in Fox Lake last Thursday to organize a boating club for young people In this area. Chain-O-Lakes Jhnior Ramblers boat club was the name selected by the charter members for their organization. Officers elected to serve for this first year are Jack Kavanagh of Fox Lake, commodore; J. Zender of Chicago, vice-commodorc; and Ed. Danis of Fox Lake, secretary- treasurer. The next meeting will be held at the Brass Bel! on Friday evening, July 14, at 6:45 o'clock. The first race will take place at 1:30 p.m. on July 15. * ; ^ McHenry Country Club Sponsors 7th Annual Event Announcement has been made that M'cHenry (Country. Club will hold its 7th Annual Hookey Day, Thursday, July 20th. This is a stag event when members and their friends hold forth for a field day of ftan. • i Hookey Day chairman,^ Fred Heide, reports the committees are Working hard so that everyone will have a good time. Jim Perkins states that Chef Zimmerman will have the weiners done to perfectyon. The committees appointed are as follows: ^"Refreshment: James Perkins, chairman, Harry Zimmermann, Charles Lasch John Herdrich, Art Thompson, Chuck Miller and John Thennes. Prizes: George H. Johnson, chairman, Elmer Freund, Richard Hester, Wm. Green. Games: Ralph Bennett, chairman, Vale Adams, Dr. j. E. Sayler, Norman Knaack, J. C. Downs. a o T i c t wm I* THE MATTER OP TttE AI* PLICATION OF H. RALPH BENNETT AND DOROTHY ALICE BENNETT FOR VARIATION" OF ZONING' CLASSIFICATION AND AMENDMENT OF ZONING DINANCE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That in compliance with the provisions of the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance relative to a variation of the zoning classification a public hearing will be had before the Board of Appears in connection with the application of H. RALPH BENNETT AND DOROTHY ALICE BENNETT that the zoning classification of the following described real estate be varied to permit the construction thereon of a two "and one-half (2Ms) car garage with three room living quarters above. Lot Two (2) and the South onehalf <%) of Lot Three (3) in E. B. Crook's River Road Subdivision of part of the fractional SE % of fractional Section No. 26, Township 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian, acr cording to the Plat thereof as recorded in Book 3 of Plats on Page 73, McHenry County Records. The hearing will be held at 3 o'clock P. M. on Tuesday, August I, 1950 in the City Hall of the City of McHenry, Illinois at which time and place any person or persons desiring to object to such application will be entitled to be heard. McHENRY COUNTY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS By Harold Bacon LOOZE ft K1NNB (Pub. July IS) H U IMI U I I IM HMMI1 AMONG THE SIOK » Peter Blake was taken to Victory Memorial hospital, WauW> gan, on Tuesday, where he UP** medical patient. . ^ Friends will Ite happy to hear that Mrs. Alice Kuhn of Chicago is recuperating at the Pistakee Bay home of her mother, Mrs. M. J. Curran, from a serious opera-^ tion which she underwent last™ month. * *' Mrs. E. B. Ward of Richmond Road has been a medical patiiat at the Woodstock hospital. Mrs. Elizabeth Pich has been., : medical patient at* Augustana hi# V ' pltal, Chicago. P. E. 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