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wp&\«*; - • •#* "* ^ fitter" J.*. ,t»rfJ 'White Hiwae, 1 m u^iggr* R, Ihteriol, IW- £18; D. Scbhefer, fbt HOB. CommT. (tkJtl Week)-- Riverside Bake Stop, S -- McHenry SUte Bank, # JL Gllliiord, 615. Charm House, t -- McHenry Laundry, 1 " ', Wally'il Tavern, 3 -- Althoff Hdwe., 0 R. Stilling, 508. Al's White Hons*, S A Klein hans Lumber, 0 . Coach McCracken ha-, his football Warriors off to a flying start this year w^h two victories in aB many starts. The amazing part of it is that the . team has scored only two ;tout hriowHs in winning both k«.'\ to !fe»V show jp any time now. With j r l f i o - a r i n q u a r t e r b a c k l i k e Hafvy Oolbeck in there you can expect some passes to start flying.' Harry is handling the ball «, ell and is to be reckoned with when he decides to leg it with the bail. He weighs 180 pounds this ye£r and that isn't featherweight. "Alt boys ran Into a rugged line frojn Burlington last week, but shcftred they couldn't be pushed around too much. Tom Huemann »«y the -mail and had "Red" Stilling out in front with enough speed to do a lot of good. Stanley Aim is coming along fink in rounding out a backfield that should go placjss this year. Paul Marke, htfsfltjr ftill-back, was Oil with an injury teal week* but will be back soon. The boys on the teath Snfl all the rest of us would like to see Bill Peschke back in that line. =%ut console ourselves In the fact he is winning his fight with ipolio. The Whitewater team .will be iere Friday night You can always expect action in that match. iFor some reason, the McHenry- Whitewater games have been on the rough side. Maybe it just happens that way. We dunno. But, •we'll be watching closely Friday night. One of these days there will be more bleachers along the sideline. The McHenry Business Men's Association voted to provide stands which can be used for fodtibaU and other events in the m> . • The baseball boys haven't hung up their spikes yet. Johnsburg beat the Shamrocks last Sunday - in a game that looked like a giveaway in the early inningq. Bowling Notes i'." . y • A 'r Week's 9*H0lt£/' -- PALACE * --I ' 4&Tlmers-- • Downs', 2362 -- Blake's, 2213 -- BOWLING hSrs. NRe Ladles-- •- Club Lilymoor, 3 -- Geo. liFeler A Son. 0 Weingart Trucking, S -- Lay's Tavern, 0 J. Jackson, 442; K. Jackson, 437. Hettermann's Tavern, 2 -- Leo's iPalnterettes, 1 L. Schmitt, 457. Jim A Clara's Tavern,. 2 -- Bowling Bkr, 1 Z. Malochleb, 45$; R. Miller, 179-440; L. Meyers, 177; £. Meyers, 428. PLABVDEALE& Ii *i ifr-'. *+d--t y- i" lL » % rte :7~: tinn urvaI ay, "pt -p -i *i iHB*- fr jM ,1iAw&t1 W.>! Smith, $40; ®. Schaefer, 221-S71; H. Miller, 512. Blats, 8 -- Old Bridge. 0 Redenkift, 201-206-553; La Am, 828. Clark Chev., S -- Certified Foods, 0 Coari, 200-583; Tbennes, 600; Cor so, 514; Bennett, 251-635. D. Of A^- John the lfcilor, S ~- Nye Drag Store, 1 L. Punk, Buss Motor Sales, »- 2if Henry Co-op, 1 Wattles Drug Store, 2 -- P. M. Justen Furn., 1 H. Low, 440, Art Smith's Groc., 3 -- McHenry Lumber Co., 0. HOOKEY BOYS !!! Wattles. 200-512 !!! Rogers', 22IS -- Meatji'a, 2171 -- Nimtfc, 534. 9 O'Clock Ladle*-- Riverside Hotel, 3 -- Barbian's, 0 A. Gaulke, 455; G. Barbian, 438; Steffan's Diamonds, 2 -- T. Olsen ft Son, 1 E. Winkel, 1^6-466; J. Kralowetz, 469; 7 6'Clock Ladles-- Herdrlch's, 2 -- McHenry Cab, 1 Michels. 420; H. Reid, 175-179- 487; V. Herdrich, 433. McHenry Lumber, 3 -- (No qame), 0 • (Please list last names on score iheet so'scores can be shown.) City-- McHenry Bank, 2 -- Hester Oils, 1 Kinsala, 615; Aregger, 516. McGee's, 2 -- Atlas Prager, 1 Lee & Ray, 2 -- Walsh Insurance, 0 Blake, 522; Behnke, 201- 548; A. Schaffer, 202-516. T. Olften A Son, 2 tSlrey Electric, 1 Next Sunday is the big game. Each team has won a game. This one settles the issue. Bill Bolger, playing first base, pulled the hidden ball trick last Sunday, but neither unpire was watching. Good trick, but it didn't count. The Shamrocks have played the last two games without a sub on the bendh. Wonder if they could use an old time first-baseman ? OB second thought--Who would run for us? Frank Masqueiet is getti&g along fine at Htnes hospital. Says the care Is tops. Frank also has high praise for the Auxiliary ladies who spread cheer to the veto. -- McHENttf RECREATION -- Early Birds-- Town ft Countrf; • ~ "Downs Nash, 1 Dorothy's Millinery, 3 -- Carey Electric, 0 L. Miller, 176-442; D. Schaefer, 199-501. Old Bridge, 2 -- Freung Oil, 1 B. Buergler, 180-463. P e t e r s o n B o a t s , 3 --^ S . H . Freu'nd ft Son, 0 E. Pelfert, 425; E. Peterson, 420. -- BOWLING BAB « Thus* Site Ladles-- Leo's Painterettes, 3 -- Weingart's Trucking, 0 J. Jackson, 430; L Freund, 181-442; I. Selling, 188-468; L. Schmitt, 180~4»7. Club Lllymoor, 3 -- Bowling Bar, 0 Lay's Tavertt, 2 -- Jim A Clara's Tavern, 1 - Geo. Breier A Son, 3 -- Hettermann's Tavern, 0 R. Stilling, 176- 498. -- McHEXRY RECREATION -- Friday Nlte Ladles-- House of Steele, 3 -- Wipg A Fin, 0 L. Stone, 491; J. Justen, 440; S. Weber, 430; I. Stoller, 437. Al's White Hoqse, 2 -- Ml Place, 1 , Riverside Customs, S -- Schroeder Iron Works, 0 M. Reel?, 429; Three Way Inn, 3 -- Koeneman's SkussiMe, 0. -- PALACE -- 9:0© Ladles-- T. Olsen A Son, 2 -- Barbian's, 1 A. Gaulke, 439; G. Barbian, 180- 497; S. Olsen, 1S0-476; M. Donnelly, 447. Riverside Hotel, 2 -- Steffan's Diamonds, 1 J. Stnon, 195-458. 7:00 Ladies-- Blatz Beer, <2 -- McH^/ry Lumber, l E. Justen, 461; J. Doherty, 425; L. Meyer, 438. McHenry Cab, 2 -- (No name}, l.^L. Ferwerda, 435; B. Peterson, 430; 'IB. Edstrom, 428; L. Michels, 443. In- Thars. 7 O'Clock-- Schlits, 2 -- McHenry Recreation, 1 Winters RingwoOd, 3 -- No Name, 0 Bimbo's Tavern, 2 <-- Freund's Dairy, 1 McHenry Plastering,, 3 -- McDonald's Tavern, 0 on-- Atlas Prager, 2 -- Walsh aurance, 1 A. Schaefer, 530. Carey Electric, 3* -- McHenry Bank, 0. J. Widen, 515; W. Aretfger, 605; D. Lorch, 203-564. Hester Oil, 3 -- T. Olsen, 0 Kinsala, 513; Aregger, 522; Scharlow, 529. McHenry Bank, 3 -- WWak-Insurance, 0. J. Cristy, 510. Old Timers-- Blake's 2164 -- Meath's, 2161 Downs', 2360 -- Rogers', 2284 Cristy, 202-621; Rogers' S01; Downs, 201-523.; Thorn. 9 O'Cloek-- Old Bridge, 2 -- Clark Chev., 1 Bennett, 201-587; Larkin, 213*540. Fox Novelty, 2 -- - Co-ops, 1 Jannotta, 517; H. Smith, 544; V. Freund, 526; Goffo, 607; Krause, 529; Peisert, 213-567. Prager Beer, 2 -- Buss Motor Sales, 1 G. Schaefer, 202-553; H. Miller, 516; McCarroll, 517. Certified Foods, 2 -- Blatz Beer, I W. Coari, 511. -- McHENRT BECREATION -- ?. P. Wr- Dog Faces, 2 -- Raiders, 1 Fly Boys, % -- 8wabbles, 1 L. Smith, 202-517. (No name)) 3 -- Chow Hounds, Snyder, 522. Gismo's, 3 -- (No name), 0 DAILY nscpst A few deep chuckles, several wide grftas, can make up tor a carton of vitamins. A budget is something you first bank on, then balance fn the middle and end up borrowing from. A miracle holds no magic if it ' does not make someone happy. V(jhen a spade is called a spade the game is over. Borne folks have an ear fbr while- some others play by ear. It sometimes takes A slipper to fit S boy into his father's shoes. *Wks who ride in a fog sound their horn the loudest. Taking good advice is not stealing and borrowing common sense It-lot out of style. Anonymous^ B. of A. (Inst week)-- Buss Motor Sales, 2 -- P. M Justen Furn., 1 B. O'Brien, 179- 464., J o h n t h e T a i l o r , t -- A r t Smith's Groc., 1 r,---i__ McHenry Co-op, 2 --' fficflenry Lumber Co., 1 Wattles Drug Store, 2 -- Nye Drug Store, 1 P. Kraus, 445. B. of A. (this week) ---- McHenry Co-op, 3 -- " Wattles Drug Store, 0 T. Cairns, 446. P. 11 Justen Furn., 3 -- John the Tailor, 0 I. Thompson, 429; M. Kinsala, 448; A. Hogan, 197 488. Art Smith's Groc., 2 -- Buss Motor Sales, 1 B. O'Brien, 435. McHenry Lumber Co., 2 -- Nye t)rug Store, 1 Ll Selecting Jurors Only .four jurors had been selected to hear the Christoffersen murder trial by noon Tuesday, the following, having tysen accept- «i>y the state and defense counsel: Harold Ashelford and Fay Swjdn, Marengo, Miss Anna Raederk. Harvard, and Mrs. Charlotte Davis, Utfioa. Having anticipated difficulty in securing a Jury, Judge William M. Carroll on Monday kfternoon issued an order increasing £he special venire summoned a week previous from twenty-five to fifty. Christoffersen is under indictment for the murder of Anthony Joyce on June 13, 1951, in Lake of. the Hills subdivision near Algonquin. Both resided in tbftt subdivision at the time. Monday Comm'L (last week) -- Althoff Hdwe., 3 -- McHenry State Bank, 0 G. Schaetar, 515. Riverside Bake Shop, 2 -- Wal ly's Tavern, 1 Kleinhans Lumber, 2 -- Charm House, 1 Kleinhans, 203-211T567 Justen, 520. McHenry Laundry, 2 -- Al' STOP SHAMROCKS SUNDAY 11-7 8«ri«fe Is Evftnf Teams Meet Here Again Next Sunday. -OThe above picture was taken Hookey Day" at the McHenry Country Club. "Wot'U Be" at the left is Howard "Shorty" Stgller. '.'Genius at Work" on the right is Hughie "Mineral Springs" Morris. On the day this picture was taken, the boys.were performing as Jim Perkins' "Nite Owls", serving wieners and two kinds of beverages (cold apd hot). Announcement is tnade this week that the boys have signed their contract for the 1952 Hookey Day. WARRIORS WW flRST SWAN LOOP 6AME Beat Burlin 4. Tjpam 7 To 6 Here Last Friday Night • ---- McHenry's Warriors won t their second football game laSt Friday night to keep their record On the right side so far this season. Burlington, with a powerful line and a couple of ball toters, gave the Warriors a busy evening, before heading north on the short end of a 7 to 6 score. Burlington passes worked smoothly early in" the 'game, until McHenry defense started spoiling their efforts. FMTSt it yas Pepping who broke through to spill the passer. Dixon then came in to intercept a fourth down pass that neared pay dirt. Following this, Huemaqn raced about 35 yards around his own right end to start the scoring march. Golbeck raced f8 *nd Hiller tried a double Monday Comm'L-- '/ • . Kleinhans Lumbeir, 4 -- Itiverside Bake Shop, 1 Klelhhans, 206- 645. Al's Whltehouse, 2 -- Wally's Tavern, 1 McHenry Laundrr, 2 -- Althoff Hdwe., 1 L. Adams, 201-632; J. Althoff. 500; th. Schaefer, 615; R. Bennett, 536. McHenry State Bank, t --' Charm House, 1. By Dick Smith The Johnsburg Tigers visited McHenry last Sufiday and went home with a nice 11 to 7 victory. For the first four innings neither side could do much in the way of keeping the other side from scoring. The Tigers got five runs in the second only to have the Shamrocks come back with four In the same inning. The Tigers scored three more In the third and the Shamrocks' scored two. The score at the end of the fourth was Johnsburg 10 and McHenry 6. Both pitchers settled down for the last five Innings allowing only one run apiece. -- Pltxen Homers -- Jim Freund opened the second inning for the Tigers with a fly ball to center. Ted Pltzen lined one down the right field line and it landed right along side of the foul line flag. Ted never stopped until he reached home. It was a real solid home run. Harry Freund singled to center. Klapperich grounded to short -and Freund was forced at second. Meyers sent a grounder to Mc Cracken at third. His throw to first pulled Bolger off of the bag but Bill caught the ball and tagged Meyers coming down the line. In the collision Bolger dropped the ball and Meyers was safe. C. Hiller walked loading the bases. Lloyd Freund lined one into center field scoring two runs. Katz g r o u n d e d t o M c C r a c k e n who threw wild to first, two more runs scoring. The inning ended When Howie Freund bounced to the pitcher. -- Shamrock's 'Turn -- For the Shamrocks Larry Stilling lined out to short. Bill Bolger walked. Guv Bolger singled to left putting men on first and second. Paul Freund singled to center scoring B. Bolger. G. Bolger went to third. Rosing was safe when H. Freund booted his ground ball. G. Bolger scored. P. Freund stopped at second. Knox singled to center scoring Freund, Rosing going to third. Miller bounced to the pitcher. His throw got away from Katz and Rosing spored. The inning ended as H. Stilling popped to the short stop, tn the third, J. Freund sihgled center. Pitsen forced him at second, Wilier to Rosing. Harry Freund. tapDed one down the third base line and went all the way to second when Paul Freufid threw the ball over Bolger's head at first. Pitzen scored on the error. Klapperich struck out. Si MeyerB doubled to right scoring H. Freund. C. Hiller walked. JTev Freund at second. Johnsburg scored their last run on a single, a stolen base, a wild pitch and a single by Jim Frettnd. The Shafrirocks' last run was scored by a hit batsman, a stolen base and an infield error. The thif-d game of the series will be played at the Shamrocks diamond next Sunday. Shamrocks A*B. S> McCracken JH 3 $ _ Rosing 2B ft 1 H. Knox C S. Miller H. Stilling LF L. Stilling RF B. Bolger lfi G. Bolger Cfl P. FreUitd P Tigers E. Meyers CF * C. Hiller RF L. Freund 2B Katz IB Howie Freund SS J. Freund 3B T. Pitzen LF Harry Freund C ; Klapperich P T. Huemana If >' Piesert RF Totals AJi^ " * X •*' -t: i: • JW 7 B. •':i , i 41 Score by Innl^T ^ ~ Johnsburg: : 053 201 000 McHenry: , • 042/000 001 Stolen baseS; l^fcCraCKen, Miller, B. Bolger, Stilling, Katz. Two base hits: E. Meyer. Home runs: T. Pitsen. Struck out byr Freund, 4?-iiElftpperich, 6. Bases on balls off: Freund, 3; Klapperirh, 7. Winning Pitcher: Klapperich. to his left to put the ball on the 9 yard mark, Stanley Aim finally carrying across for the touchdown. A surprise right end run by Huemann converted for the Warriors. Burlington missed tying the score by the narrowest of margins when their kick after touchdown hit the Upright and bounded away. The game was finished in the rain with both teams fightldg hard tor the advantage. Note: Whitewater her* Friday night. Soldiers Field in Chicago has the largest seating capacity of any stadium in America. Steal and Meyers scored and Hiller reached third on a bad throw by G. Bolger. Lloyd Freund filed to center. The Shamrocks scored two runs In the third on walks to B. Bolger and Guv Bolger. P. Freund grounded out second to first. Atc- Cracken singled to right scoring Bill and Guv Bolger. Rosing filed out After two outs in the fourth Jim Freund singled to left. Pitzen ilngled to center sending Freund to third.. Pitzen took second on the throw to third. Harry Freund singled to left scoring Freund and Pitzen. Klapperich forced Rockefeller" Center's It C. A. Wilding in New York is 70 stories Early Birds-- Carey Electric,, 2 -- tfewn's Nash, 1 Town A Country, 3 -- Dorothy's millinery, o J. Kennebecty 420. Old Bridge, 2 -- Peterson Boat, 1 Bea Buergler, 213-560. S. H. Freund A Son, 2 -- Fn und Oil, 1. H. Knox, 181-456; S. Sutton, 437; B. Gilpin, 424; M. Wilbrandt, 203-462. Speeding on U. S. Streets and "highways last year killed 13,300 men, women and children. Thnrs. 7 o'clock- Winters' Ringwood, 3 -- Sehlitz, 0 Britz, 533. , Freund's Dairy, 2 -- McDonald's Tavern, 1 Kantorski, 205-676; Dorrfield, 523. (No naihe),' 3 -- McHenry Recreation, 0 , Bimbo's Tavern, 3 -- McHenry Plastering, 0 Werbnlg, 512. Tkars. 9 O'clock-- Prager, 3 -- Fox Peisert, 503. 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BOY SCOUTS Is welcome U> attend and MM tfee Scouts in action. The Scouts are grateful to Laurence B. Anderson for tfUMtsfc so much of kis time to asstat tike troop. gh In 1950, 1,799,800 mort persons injured • in U. S. motor vehicle accidents last year than in 1949. Speeding on U. S. streets and highways last year ^injured 475,- 500 men, women and children. TOWNP THEATRE GRAND AVENUE FOX LAKE 7-lfll Weekly Scouts Earlier this month a court of honor was held for the Boy Scouts at the American Legion Home, with a good crowd in attendance. The meeting began with Bob Nelson and Cliff Todd leading the boys in a few songs which they learned at camp. At 8 o'clock the meeting was formally called to order and the flags brought In. Boys who advanced and a few high ranking Scouts were brought in and the lights turned out. Each boy gave a little talk about twelve Scout laws and lit the twelve candles on the table as they did so. The Scoutmaster lighted the three candles for the Scouts oath and the boys recited it. Most important advancement of the evening was that of James Weber, who attained the riink of Life Scout. This is just one rank short of tl^e highly honored Eagle. He has done excellent work in the troop and was very deserving of this award. The badge was given to him by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Weber. The next rank awarded was first class, which was given to Toby Johnson by Mr. and Mrs. Axel T. Johnson; to Martin Foley by his mother, Mrs. Eleanor Foley; to Philip Ricker by Mr. ana Mrs. James K. Ricker; and Terry Reid by Mr. and Mrs. James K. Reid. : Second class awards went to Paul Jessup, awarded by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Jessup; to Edmund Cepulis by his mother, Mrs. Cepulis; and to Lee Vance by Mr. a!nd Mrs. Harold E. Vance. It was decided to continue meetings on Thursday night. 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