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g^Bp5|^?MTOiH«WWirw)BM^^Tiiii«SM . » v " ^* * * . TBE MygE^TJtAflfPgA.ygR Thursday, ggg^r 4,185 g£ '/••V ;>•' s-J^-5 VARMORS RUN ,.._ AGAINST mmwATER Score 33 To 0 Win Wot Third Triumph Of Grid Season • <?'•" «**?« *tjl+ £*'? » " i i* 4 '1 «, * . H ••• r^- .V:, - *? \w..-,£.;' ^ STAR^Nfi L1NE-CPS ? MrHENRY v.; " f*RINCE , '. JBATES . .. JTERCT'RB ;^:FUIj:vBR> . •IhEPPINQ . I ORD ... :; fcOLBBCK .. v,|IUEMANN .. ALM ,.. MARKE WHITEVATER___ VOHS AMBROSE SCHOBNKB .3 ... ULOCK : SCHARINE i ..:... PIEPER 6TEVENS0N ^ SHUMAN •... u-,. #UBY ^...:. I „A.... •MITH JPLUCINSKI ••- , HE .x. r.f c RG >.... RT RE heafC'i . It isn't often that a yoting reporter gets a' by-line over his first story. hut this sport page is unpredictable. We need help in -tottering through the many duties hanging oyer our balding nog- «in' and want to give credit where credit is due. That's why you will find the name Jack Pepping about the report of, Uje.,.W*rrioi:-W^it«wfltfeT, football game. / . How did you make out Sunrffr morning with the extra hour m sleep? After all our planning on that extra snooze, we awakened on fast time schedule and couldn't count enough shee# $6 diiiW off asain. Dick Smith, staff reporter, also handled the mike in nice style last Sunday when the Shamrocks won the series from Johnsburg. ... . The Shamrocks looked like champions. "Sonny" Miller slowcurved the Tiger8 to death and had some fancy support in both the infield and outfield. Think Howard Knox had 11 putouts in center field. He was roftmin'. in i uliiif § IShi CCftlCt Cflfil XluEv nRwb FROM Miller Hurls 4-(| Shui-Oul; Mate! Bunch Hits To Win • ™ V v V V V W %f V % We went doWn to see Coach "Mac" the other day to gab a bit on punts and passes. We also wanted to pick up some statistics QB on the game to run in with a U L^ . RH F r--- F*B story waiting to be written. LEJ LT ! LG ... Ci RG RT I RE QB ! LH ! RH FB ; -- Bjr Ja«k Popping -- Last Friday night the Warriors j Overcame Whitewater 33-0 before •ne of the biggest, most enthusi- j astic crowds of the season for { their third straight win. The War- j riors received a scare in the first j Quarter when Whitewater recov- j cred a Warrior fumble and march- f •d deep into our territory. It was Jlourth down and goal to go when | Whitewater fumbled and McHenry [ fecovered to end the threat. =» This was the beginning of some brilliant line play by the Warriors. The line played the best fame of the season holding j Whitewater to an average of but two yards a carry. The Warrior offense proved the best when Whitewater had the ball. McHenry •cored four limes when Whitecrater had possession of the ball. The first quarter saw no scoring, tut in the second quarter the roof jfell in. Dan Prince picked up a fumble and scampered 45 yards for the score. The Warriors led $-0. Then Harry Golbeck interrupted a pass and raced fifty behind some excellent flocking for another touchdown And McHenry led 12-0. Again they tailed in their attempt for the ex- ~lra point Later in the quarter, flarry Schmitt recovered a fumble and took off like a scared yabbit for the goal line. He scored making it 18-0. Harry Golbeck •cored the extra point on a quarterback sneak. McHenry led 19-0 <Ss the half ended. -- Recovers Own Kirk -- McHenry kicked off in the second half and Whitewater fumbled the kick. Stilling recovered find made a 40 yard touchdown Inn. Aim ripped off tackle tor the extra point Tile Warriors led 26- «. In the last quarter, McHenry inarched )eep. into Whitewater territory and Huemann scored on ft quick plunge through tackle. Harry Goty>eck threw Ron Ford a spot pass fpr the extra point and the Warriors led 33 0. The Warrior otfense averaged only 2 yarjds per carry. Aim ran well, averaging 6 yards a carry and Golbeck and Huemann each averaged 4 yards a try. Tom Huemann had a brilliant 70 yard run called back because of a penalty. Twice Rich F u h 1 e r crashed .through th$ Whitewater line and blocked punts. The firat time he blocked a punt the kicker was carried froih •, the field. The Warriors used all of their players in the victory. It appeal* as if the Warriors have come <nto their own but the season has just begun and a lot can happen, but with the enthgsK astic support that we are getting/ victory is inevitable. CONFERENCE STANDINGS > TEAM McHenry Harvard Lake Oenelj| Burlington ' Marengo Delavan Whitewater Elkhorn -ir-... (Symbols: WTied; P-Pointa; Points.) Resalts of Friday's Games McHenry, 33--Whitewater^ 0; Harvard, 14--Delavan, 6; Burlington, 22--Marengo, 18; Lake Geneva, g--Elkhorn, 0. Jack had .the statistic sheet, writing a report for the school paper. He agreed to bring a copy of his story in so we could combine efforts in a Plaindealfer report. He brought it in. We read it-- set it aside--read it again and decided to print it as is--adding the by-line. He may not get that by-line every week, but like our old boss, "Mose" used to say, "Think of the experience I'm giving you". Of course the author didn't mention his own name, but we can tell you that he has been playing a great game for MCHS. Tligh -- Somebody told ua that Jaclt->ie>Ther^are Plans in the making Hear "Red" Winkel snared a foul ball at a Cub game last week. Of course, he wrecked a couple of Mr. Wrigley's beautiful chairs not to say anything about a 20 doller stetson knocked from the head of "Curly" Pfcdersenf ttie> 5 and dime (and up ) man. ' : It must have been Sutton Day at the game Sunday. Joe was there. Ed must have been. W'illiam, Charles, Tommy .--• , :v The sudden loss of &py K«pt is a blow to the Junior Sports program in McHenry. He put in a lot of time in furthering the plan for younger boys. Just' one more game of baseball coming up and this one willbe plenty of fun. It's that benefit game for Bud Meyers at Johnsburg next Sunday. Bud has had some tough injuries playing the game he loves so his mates want to help him defray some of the expenes those injuries caused. The Old Timers will play the. present day Tigers aa4 that we want to see. To the class of '41 Of old McHenry torn between journalism and dentistry. Don't worry about it, Jack, if you take up this writin* business, youll find it just like pulling teeth to make a living. There is a grow!ns suspicion that Mac has quite a football team this year and also evidence that quite a few fans haven't caught the spirit. Guess it's going to take the Homecomit^ game to ajBr up a capacity crowd, . Ten years have rolled by. On Homecoming date When the game has been won, We'll meet in our school . To plan a re-un-ion. This '51 model turned into a real scoring machine last Friday night They got some breaks, but not without making those breaks. Blocking punts and intercepting passes shows alertness. Then-- there was the case of a punter getting down in time and ready, to tackle the receiver, picking up the fumble and running for a touchdoWnr^Red" Stilling turned the trick. The Warrior line must have something. After all. their goal line has been crossed only once in three games. Some pretty good Sopbfmores coming along. You should have seen Harold Schmitt in that line. Reviewing the game with Mac, we decided that Ttimmy Huemann must have lost a hundred yards due to no fault of his own. 0"e time he ran a good 70 yards only to find the play called back on a pushing penalty on one of Mc- Henry's stalwart lineman* " Tommy was weaving the best he has shown in any game. Shake him loose and he'll go places. Well, we're all steamed up over this bunch of boys. Not just because they are winning, but because of the fire they ace putting into their play. OLD TIMERS TO' MEET TIGERS' IN BENEFIT GAHf Play Next Sunday - To Aid Injured Mate, Bud Meyers Baseball fans from far and near plan to attend a special baseball 'game at Johnsburg next Sunday afternoon. This is a game planned by the Tiger team as a friendly and helpful gesture to one of their teammates. Bud Meyers, who was injured while playing ball and "forced to lose time from his regular employment and means of livel' hood. Aside from the' benefit angle, this game will take the fancy of baseball fans because the Old Timers (former Johnsburg players) will furnish the opposition for the Tigers. Just how much baseball is left in the old boys nobody knows, but fans present will remember them as they performed some years ago. < There's going to be some fun, some good baseball, -some op the comical side and perhaps some ringers in the lineup. Anyhow, those present can have a lot of fun while helping a worthy cause. Bud Meyers has been a standout player for many years. He did his best to give fans a high grade of baseball. He is not asking anything. The idea came from his mates who realize that a disabled ball player can't pay grocery bills with sympathy. Bj Dick Smith The deciding game of the three game series between McHenry and Johnsburg was won by the Shamrocks at their diamond last Sunday by a score of 4 to 0. Each pitcher allowed six hits but McHenry put four of theirs together in the sixth inning and scored all their runs. Johnsburg missed scoring in the second inning when D. Freund led, off. with a double to right. A strike-out and two flys to center ended tfie tjhreat. McHenry had (he same scoring change when Larkin led off with a double to center. Larkin remained oh second while Stilling and Freund filed out and Rosing struck out. The next scoring chance for $lther team came in the sixth for McHenry. Guv Bolger led off with a strike out. McCracken beat out a hit to short. S. Miller sacrificed him to second. H. Knox doubled to left center scoring McCracken. "Jake" Larkin tripled to right center scoring Knox from second. Larkin tried for a home run and scored when Pitzen lost the ball in the scuffle at the plate. It was ruled p trii^e and ah error. Harry Stilling walked and scored oh Paul Freund's double to center. The inning ended as Rosing grounded out to the first baseman. D. Freuttd opened the seventh for Johnsburg- with a single to left. The next three men could do nothijig toward moving him along. Johnsburg again threatened in the ninth. After two outs, Katz singled to left. Jim Freund followed with a single to center putting Katz on second. Ted Pitzen forced Freund at second and the ball game was over. Next Sunday the Tigers willplay the Johnsburg old timers in a benefit game for "Bud" Meyers. Starting time' will probably be about 2 o'clock. Johnsburg A.B. R. H. --jp. Hiller LP>..^. g--rf--- l 6. Meyer L|P McHENRY RECREATION--' fearlj Birds-- Peterson Boats, 2--Carey Electric, 1. E. Peterson, 44 7'r F. Larson, 443. Freund Oil, 2--Town & Country, 1. J. Kennebeck, 454; B. Houck. 176-485; M. Wilbrandt, 422. S. H. J^reund, 3--Downs Nash, 0. H. Knox, 180-442; S. Sutton, 442; B. Gilpin, 443. . ^ Dorothy's Millinery, 31 CHd Bridge, 0. L. Miller, 4&3i ? H- Freund S8 L. Freund 2B A. Jackson CF P. Freund RF Katz IB J. Freund 36^ T. Pitzen C Klapperich P Totals McHenry McCracken 3B S. Miller P H. Knox C* ; G. Larkin 90 H. SUUing LF P. Freund IB R. Rosing L. Stilling RP G. Bolger C I 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 34 A.B. 4 _ 3 4 3' 'a 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 Q It 1 Totals Johnsburg: 000 000 000--0 McHenry : 000 004 0Ox--4 Two base hits: Larkin, Knox, P. Freund, D. Freund. Three base hits: Larkin. Struck Out by: Miller, £; Klapperich, 4. Bases on baits off: Miliar, 1; Klapperich, 2. / ; . Winning Pitcher: Milleg, Umpires: Andacki, Skojft Thnrn.. 7 O'clock-- Winter's Ringwooo,; 4--Bimbo's Tavern, 1: Sutton, 215. ° McHenry Plastering, 3--Whiz Kids. 0. Nimtz, 561, , Freund's Dairy, 2--<Sch}itt, 1, L. Freund, nil. McDonald's Tavernj 2--^IcHenry Rec'n., 1. Rourke, 52®. Wonder Luke-- ' • Cottage Gift Shop, 2--Wonder Lake Repair, 1. V. KoJ)p, 176-438. American Legion, Jp-Rolaiae Grill, 0. . x Krueger'8 Nursery, f--Wm. 1: Mary's food Shop, 1. 1. Cy- Smith, Thurs. A O'Clock -- Co-ops, 2--Old Bridge, nowa, 509; Janottu, 501; 509; Larkin, 512. Pragerr, 2--Certified Fooifla, 1. Coari, f>56; T. Sutton, 509. Buss Motors, 3--Clark Chev. 0. G. Schaefer, 511; F. Schmitt. 217- 232-627; H. Miller, 22S-552; L. Thennes, 526; R. Bennett, 549. Blatz, 2--For Novelty. 1. Busch. 512; Krause, 517. frlday Ntta €hWs-- HouBe of Steele, t--Al's' White House,, 1. L. Stone, 436; E. Rand, 4f9; J. Rosing. 421. Mi Place, 3--Wing A Fin, 0. F. Freund, 484; E. Hpyte, 431. Koeneman's Sausage, .2--Riverside Customs, 1. Schroeder iron Works, 3--Three Way Inn, 1. -PALACE-- Old Timers-- -- Rogers', 2420--Blake's, 3124. F. Cov.alt, 207-511; J. Cristy, 545; J. Rogers, 536. * Meath's, 2306--Downs', 2116. F. Petersen, 633. " H City-- McGee»A f~-Tr 01«Qi, 1, ?t>onan, 506. Hester Oils, 2--Atlas Prager, 1. Breyer, 519; Kreutzer, 214-202- 597; Kinsalfc, 200-587; ScharloW, 202-532. . V' " • . TaTera-^ ^^-'Y1'^ - -V " Hoots, 2--Snug Harbor, 1.' A. Noonan, 207-540; Kolar, 509; Homo, 203-514; Kruger, 233-535 Fox Hole, 3 (2651 pins)--Herdrich's, 0. .:•>^-BOWLING BAR--/ Thirs. Kite Ladles- Jim & Clara's Tavern, 3--Geo. Breier A Son, 0. L: Huemann, 180- 46j>; M. Fox, 438. Lay's Tavern, 3--Hettermann's Tavern, 0, D. Michels, 442; L. Meyers, 432; D. Schmitt, 433. Weingart's Trucking, 2--fowling Bar, 1. Z. Malochleb, 464. Club Lilymoor, 2--Leo's Painterettes, 1. Steel Production World steel production irillii^r "• nearly 29 milliton tons last year, according to an average of estimates by two trade publication*. The United States accounted for over 18.7 million tons of the increase anfl produced about 48 per cent of the world's output of 198.7 million tops of raw steel. The largest increase outside of the United States occurred in Russia and was approximately 4 million tons, according to the trade magazines. Ask The Man Who Tried One. These Ads Really Bring Results. t # ! ATTENTION BOWLERS MIXED LEAGUE NOW FORMING For , WEDNESDAYS AT 9P.M. TUESDAYS faADIES M % P, M. " V Palace Recreation 118 S. GREEN ST. PHONE 349 Feints an Potatoes The home potato supply should ba kej?t In a dark place which is cool but not cold. Coiairlete 1 remedies ai McHenry. |lae of Beebe livestock Wattles Dra| Store, 8tf Last week we mentioned that | previous McHenry-Whitewater i games have been on the knock- j 'eni-dQwn-drag-'em-out side. Not j this one. It was a bard game in spots, but clean all the way. Now comes a .real tast. The boys travel to Marengo Friday night. You always need more than a punt and a prayer against Marengo. If you beat them, you earn it all the way. h-hOBt; OP-Opponents' Quite a show the band put on between halves Friday night. Joe Schmitt didn't dance, but he called a sqttare dance for a couple of sets of young girls. * Before we knew what was going to happen, we saw one of the girls along th^ sidelines bedecked in a costume with big straw hat and must have let loose a surprised "Whaft the h--!" louder than a whisper. JAK-ANA HEIGHTS A NEW ADDITION TO JOHNSBURG. OVERLOOKING THE SURROUNDINGS A NICE PLACE TO LIVE. SM This Location Before You Buy or Build. Houses Built To Order ALL LOTS ARE 100 FEET WIDE. For Information Call Our Olfiot JACOB FRITZ-REAL IN JOHNSBURG. TEL. McHENRY 37 ! F-R-E-E ! Admiral T V Console See your friendly Sinclair Dealers. ^VORTS SERVICE -- McHenry I HETTERMAN -- Johnsburf POLIO BENEFIT SHOW At LTAR< SUNDAY AT HARVARD NEXT -ALL DAY Residents of this area are being urged to attend a colorful all-day benefit show . for the McHenry county infantile paralysis (polio) fund next Sunday, Oct. 7, at Harvard Speedway grounds. Sponsored by the county chapter with D. E. Palmer, Harvard p o s t m a s t e r r a s c h a i r m a n , t h e thrill-packed show will get under way with a horse pulling contest at .11 a.m., followed by harness, running, and stock car races; calf-bucking, horse roping by a Harvard merchant, D. O.v Newton; an educated dog act presented by Mrs. Paul McGuir^ of Hartland township; and Mveral terestitig and amuftmft ances. Entire net proceeds of the -r pac^person admission will go Ip1? , the polio fund. There will be plenty of free parking on Speed- /j way grounds, located west of U.S. 14 on route 173. V " ji In event of bad weathetf, prp» gram will be held the foljiowiac Sunday." t. Automatic Stoker Modern coal stokers feed ioal 4% rectly from the bin to the nirnafi* and remove ashes ftutomltlcally without attention. Number Ma'aM Approximately three out Beli System employees are women $10.00 REWARD ' t For information leading to whereabouts of mtesing White Spitz dog. Age; 14 years old. Under medical care. Taken Sunday, Sept. 23td frfem West fthnrg Beach. McCullom Lake. CALL McHENtlY 12 J. M. CONNELL or turn over to veterinary at McHenry -- -- -- ANOTHER THORP SALE BEH.H and FROELirM, AnctloneHH ttuflersigned will sell on the farm known as Farm 3^ miles Northwest of Cary and 2% miles East o: and % mile East of State Route 31 on the Silver Lake R Plngree Lake d, oh TUESDAY. "bCTOBER «h ut 12:00 o'clock sharp • » HEAD OF UVESTOdt consisting of the following 21 llolstein and Guernsey Dairy Cows -- S 'are fresh and 10 fresh in the past 60 days, balance milkers. * Pore Bred Guernsey Heifers, 1 year old; 1 Holsteln heifer, 1 year old; 2 Short Howl heifers, 8 months old; 1 Guernsey heifer, 5 months old. MA4 H1>KBT ^ John Deere Model G tractor and power lift cultivator; McD. V Model 42R combine; Case Model I corn picker; John Deere 3 bottoUT"" 14-in. tractor plow; John Deere 4 row corn planter; Oliver corn planter; Oliver 7-ft. power mower; Bradley manure spreadej- (lika new); 4 section hafrow; Endgate seeder; 15-ft. Roderick Lein tractor, di«c; l» mUk caus; 2 wash tanks and numerous smalLifeHW. CHAS. DflWfS, Owner ^ ^ iTguAi^TTWRprreRMs. » THORP SALKS TOBPORATIOK» Cfc«f W. P. POWKRH, Representative Woodwork, filing n GEO. fOLLETTE, OwHer DAILY PINUPS: Happiness comes from within and can neither he bought of bartered. 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