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p-.« •r-, •: ' s-. - _ J' f ' MeBEmnr plawdealeh- %: ";v'?™"i?.; 4c,-*- "Nv9' •? ?•* '>•* • . ~ * ^ . J* "* J ' v . - '. 1 jV > *«»»•> > -- SPORTS ;* nirnnqi M w SHUT-OUT am WOODSTOCK 5 \t Bud Meyers Hits Grand Slam Home Run As Tigers Win A veteran, well-balanced base- Mill team beat an up-and-comin' younger team on the Johnsburg diamond last Sunday when the Tigers shut out Woodstock 8 to 0. Willie Klapperich was quite a pitcher, alleging only five hits, two bases on balls and striking ; pit eight batters. "Woodstock sent McCannon. ' ftesh from a highly successful SMson in high school, to tho mound and the husky young fell »w showed enough to ptamp him 'M a fine prospect. i;/The Tigers shoved across four Vans in the third on a grand slam homer by Bud Meyers. Jim Kreund led off with a slashing blow to left center. Klapperich was safe on an error. Si Meyers laid down a bunt that McCannon fielded, tamed to make a play at third, bat held the ball when he saw no cfcance to catch the runner at the tar corner. ' j. The bases were loaded and the Official scorer ruled a hit for Si. Art Jackson was out on an infield fly to second base. Bud Meyers, offensive and defensive star of the day, then picked out a pitch to his liking and lowered the boom. Bud powered the ball beyond the left field, playing area and sped around the bases to beat the throw-in. The blow was good for four runs and meant the ball Wine. The visitors bunched two bits la the fourth, but the threat fended when Howie Freund moved far tack to haul in Clark's fly ball. -- In llittinjr Mood -- In the. home half of the fourth, the Tigers still had their hitting Clothes on but only one run resulted. Ted Pitzen was safe on Second when Clark picked up hisixounder and fired bigh over first base. Jinr Freund drove his aecQnd successive hit to left center to bring Ted home. Klapperich then lined a rifle shot at pitcher McCannon, who caught the ball in the way of self preservation and doubled Jim Freund off first. Si Meyers hit safely to left. Art Jackson went down swinging for the third out.\ Bud Meyers led off the eighth told rounded out a perfect day at bat by being hit by a pitched ball. Rats singled to left. Howie was •afe on a fielder's choice and the bases were loaded when George Jackson's hard, low-throw got away from Norm Britz covering' •econd. Meyers scored and the runners moved up when McCan- |fon threw a wide pitch that bounced off Jinks' mitt. Pitzen Aropped a hit along the right field Hae to score the final runs of the Same. Woodstock executed their third double play, short to secoqd to first, to end the inning. •The Johnsburg team backed up I' fine job of both pitching and latching without a flaw in their tfefense. fefcatbarf E. Meyers, LP --•-« A. Jackson, OF B. Meyers, 88 -^Katt, IB % H. Freund, 2B C. HiUer, EP r~^ Pitzen, C - g, J. Freund, Klapperich, P Totals Woodstock A.B. R. H. • A. Steinwehe, Cfr t V N. Britz, SS 10 0 G. Jdckson, IB * - 0 1 Tornow. RF . *1 • • Jinga, 2B '• I 0 1 Clark, 3B » > 4 0 1 \V. Jinks, C ... 4 0 "0 « E. Steinwehe; IdP $ 0 1 McCannon, P « * 0 0 Totals 3 2 0 i Score bj Innings: > Johnsburg: 004 100 03x--8 Woodstock: 000 flOO 000--0 Home Runs: B. Meyers. Double Plays: B. Meyers to H. Freund to Katz; McCannon to <3. Jackson: X. Steinwehe to G. Jackson; Brit?> to Jinga to G. Jackson. Struck Out By: McCannon, 2; Klapperich, 8. Bases on ., Balls: McCannon, 2 ; Klapperich. 2. VJF.W. PITCHER TURKS SLUGGER IN 17-16 SOFTBALL VICTOR* bj Dirk Smith V-,:',/1 Pictured above is John Knox, who received the most . valuable player award for his stellar performance on the McHenry Warrior baseball team the* past season. . Last . Sunday the V.F.W. soft ball team played Rea Post No. 9028 and it was quite a game. Neither team ever had a commanding lead and in the end Mc Henry V.F.W. won 17 to 16. The score indicates that there was plenty of hitting on both sides. One of .the high lights of the game was* the pitching of Bill Pries. He ortly, allowed twentythree hits and eight walks. They tell me that Bill was terrific when the opposition had men on base. At the end of nine innings the score was tied at 13 to 13. In the first of the tenth. Rea Post scored three runs and it looked like it was all over. However, Post 4600 came right back with two singles. An infield error loaded the bases. Bill (Just call me Babe) Pries hit a long fly over the left fielder's head for a home run and McHenry V.F.W. won the game 17 to 16. After the game both teams sat around a keg of amber fluid that the losers had to buy. There Will be a return game played sometime; in the future. Lineups: McHenry Poet 4060 T. Getner, SS F. Low, CF B. Kraus, 3B Jt Larkin, LF R. KUday, IB E. Lay, 2B W. Pries, P W. Cr^utz, C R. Reese. RF W. Sheehaty, SCF Rea I'ost 9038 B. Johnson. CF * T. Joyce, SS T. Donahue. P R. Michels. IB W. Sullivan. 3B " Wiechern, 2B T. Vanderploeg, B. Phelan. RF H. Wolf, C Carroll, LF % WARNING! To Truck Owners! Do You Know Senate Bill #96 Will Increase Your Truck License Fees as Follows: 1951 FM *U FM 1951 -*12.00_H6.00 SI 50.00 C i 24.00 • O 35.00 C 50.00 f 75.00 T • 110.00 <3.00 §2.00 119.00 146.00 221.00 250.00 275.00 300.00 350.00 425.00 f? " "$517.00 SI 5.00 985.00 1103.00 12S0.00 1593.00 Passed By The State Senate! Now Before The House of Representatives! Do Ygy Tbfnk These increases Are Reasonable? 1ST TO YOUR STATI REPRESENTATIVES NOW! CENTRAL MOTOR FREIGHT ASSOCIATION 316 E. OHIO ST. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS SUNDAY, JUNE 171h IS FATHER'S DAY usitsT-cmnsi Way to Cuf LENGTH GRASS IF IT'S WILSON WUR ITS FAULTLESS 80B£RT0N (5,zi - "Powen. ROTARY MOWER • Trims to !u" of ate. • Cut» from 1* to 3" height Full 16" »wo»h, 4-*4g« r«v«riibl» blodt Quick-nort angina, hand control • Only 32 lbs. - rolls tike i boll n o s i i ^ m v T k a n $80.00 fBEE DEMONSTRATION A. WEYLAND PBO.NK M«H1\RV Proud of Dad ? Watch him blotsom out in these brilliant nelv Skipper Sportshirts--the jauntiest patterns you've ever seen! Three colorful floral patterns to choose from: "Caladlum," "Anthurium," and "Picardy" (I. to r.) each available in long or short sleeve model. Lustrous, cool rayon fabric, tailored to fit with broad-shouldered, trimw a i s t e d p e r f e c t i o n . A g r e a t value . . . a handsome gift. Short Sleeves $4.50 W $5.00 L*ng Sleeves $5.50 and S5 M McGee's 117 S. GREEN STREET JOHNSBURG TIGERS ROMP TO 14 TO 2 WIN OVER VETS The holiday game between Johnsburg and the Crystal Lake Vets turned out to be more of a picnic for the Tigers as they romped to a 14 to 2 victory. Besides 13 hits, which included a three-bagger for Art Jackson and doubles by • Bud Meyers and Norb Smith, the Tigers were presented with 8 free rides to first base. To add to the gaiety, the Johnsburg boys stole 5 vbases, Kats getting 3 of them. Manager Howie Freund swung the entire squad into action, the game being salted away with a 9 to 1 lead at the end of tour innings. \ Johnsburfr Tigers,, E. Meyers, LF*i^ Huemann, 0 A. Jackson, CfPt D. Freund, Cife B. Meyer, SS , K&z, IB H. Freund, 2B Peisert, 2B J. Freund, 3B C. Hiller, RF N. Smith, RF Pitzen. C, LF II. Freund, LF Klapperich, P A.B. *. H. 2 2 * 0 0 y.f ' . 2 V 0 0 8 3 2 '» •' 3 1 3 1 1 2 - 0 1 A • 1- X 2 1 ' t • - « 1 4 H 1 =4r--a 0 3 l 0 <wWwi,,W^wH^>HMW,<H"l' 'I1 'I1 •!' • • Cooked Fine Dinner Threw it TO DOG! One lady used to throw her own dinner to the dog most of the time. She was swollen with gas, full of bloat, felt worn-out. Finally she got CERTA-VIN and says she now eats everything in sight and digests it perfectly. This is the new medicine that is helping so mariy stomach "victims" here in McHenry. It helps you digest food, faster and better. Taken before meals, it works with, your food. Gas pains go! Inched of bloat vanish. Contains herbs and vitamin B-l with Iron to enrich the blood and make nerves stronger. Weak, misrable people soon feel different all over. So don't go on suffering. Get CERTA- VIN -- Bolger's Drug Store. with our new MATICO [INSTALMT-YOURSElf ' METHOD! SKIPPER SPORTSHIRTS AT ALtVOFFS 1 Gallon PICNIC JUG SuhrWer, 1 Totals « 14 13 Crystal Lih UL B. H. J. Feffer, IB 4 2 2 Willard, 3B •: 4 ' 0 1 Fitzsimmons, 88 4 , ^0 1 Hansen, C 4,' ;l0 1 E. Feffer, CF, 2B 4 0 Bryan, 2B, CP |. 0 0 Wendt, LF, P 1 0 0 Janner, RF # 0 0 Wienbergi P 10 0 Lawrence, LF f 0 0 Totals Si I Score by I»Blng|§pr--";; Johnsburg: Oil 401 202--14 C. L. Vets: 000 100 001-- 2 Stolen bases. E. Meyer, B. Meyer, Kats (3*. Howie Freund. Two base hits. B. Meyer. N. Smith, Fitzsimmons, Hansen. 7 ^ ; Three base hits. A. Jackson,. Double plays: Fitzsimmons it X Feffer to Hansen; Katz to B. Meyer to Katz. Struck out by Wendt, 4; By Klapperich, 8. Bases on bells off Wienber£r 6; Off Wendt, 3. BIRTHS CARD OF THAKKS I would like to take this opportunity to thank the many friends who sent me flowers, cards and gifts and who visited me during the time I was confined to the hospital. I appreciated these remembrances very much. •4 EVELYN HAY Mr. and Mrs. James McAndrews are the parents of a son, born at the Woodstock hospital on M»y 27. A daughter was born Ma" 26 at the Woodstock hospital to Mr. ana Mrs. Edwin Sullivan of Woodstock. Mrs. Sullivan is the former Eleanor Bolger of McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. A. Davis of Rt. 3, McHenry, announces the birth of a son at St. Joseph hospital, Higin, on May 31. f " A son was born May 29 at the Woodstock hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Rich. Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan are the parents of a son, born at the Eklhorn, Wis., hospital on May 31. Mrs. Morgan is the former Marie"* Miller of McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Goldman are the parents of a daughter, born May 28 at the Woodstock hospital. A daughter was born to Mr. sand Mrs. D. Kelley on May 31 at tike' Woodstock hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred . biedrich are the parents of a son, born at the Woodstock hospital, June 2. A daughter was born at the Woodstock hospital on June 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander. AT MILWAUKEE TRACK <"% i Complete line ot Lee's poultry lemcdits at Wattles Drug Store, Mcllenry. V 8tf GIVE DAD - A ' - Headed by record-breaking Lee Wallard of Altamont, N.Y., winner of this year's 500-mile race at Indianapolis, and five of the other first ten finishers, the speediest field of cars and drivers ever to appear here was assured for the second annual Rex Mays Classic, the 100-mile AAA national champ ionship big car race, at Wisconsin State Fair park, Milwaukee, next Sunday, June 10. The race is expected to attract mote than SO entries. Time trials, necessary to weed out the 18 fastest cars, start at 12:30 noon, with the lineup set for 2:30 p.m. The race will start at 3 o'clock (C.S.T.). 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