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Six ..i •. fe*||||fVr4 - y ; * i " * i ' . f " i i i i , ; Mjliii., 1.1 * ;i' yj-;* , s • ' fi1. •yfjpv Out a day early Ihis week and the sport page is complete except for this corner What's happened and what's CPV to happen woulg fUl more than a colurrt.. .ta €**JL U/aJkA. McHENRY HATHEN LOSE MATCH TO WHEATON TEAM • giwa^'U Believe it or Not, Mr. Ripley, we haven't spf-nt <t night at home in the old easy chair in over a week. The pare :iir -fail.ia'tWa blirg. '. ;iT&: '*Uf course, we ate real well tffciing that rpan. One must eat to keep up one's" strength^, ytju know. There was a grand turkey tfbuier^t-at Hetterman's oft Wednesday night with^the Johnsburg Tigers. Wives and sweethearts were included and everybody had a real chummy time. Hank Hiller wondered if we had thawed out since that last baseball game. If we hadn't, there was plenty on hand to tfc&w us out. ' • . _____ . Came Thursday night and tflie athletic banquet. 'Twas one of the best. Rev. Hooker wt.it over big as Toastmaster and Ray Huizinga, guest speaker, gave the boys the kind of a talk the} like. Good old "Mac", « Vfter«» of many a banquet, had something good to say about each of hit. boys and gave generous credit to everybody for whatever success the team enjoyed. Took in the basketball game ' Friday night. You should have seen the crowd. Must be tbi.s town is hopped up over our team this year. • --- , The Doys will take time out from conference play to meet the Hebron Green Giants next Tuesday night. That may be a big order, but we can't see the Giants running away from our taam this year. . It's bound to be a big attraction and tr.ere won't be many ieats vacant. Speaking of attractions, you #ant to be sure to see the Red Heads play our Co-ops Sunday night. That should be a real Choice bit of entertainment. Separate stories have told you imout this famous girl's team {put let this be a reminder not tb miss. J'Fred Heide, one of our Httle Ifllpers, sent this one in: -- On receiving a complaint ^bout a bread issue an officer Snapped: "If Napoleon had that Sead in Russia he would have ten it with real pleasure." "Yes, sir," replied the sergeant, it was fresh then." . May you haye mjuiy and a happy Th'anksglvfng day. IAET PINUPS: A vocabulary may be an inlet r knowledge or an outlet for llyi • _ The guy who rows the boat finds no time to rock it. All success was once a dream; ery glow was once a gleam; ery end was just a beginning ; ery game was just an inning. Effortless emotion: gift of gab ANONYMOUS t£ Fore* Reservist! ailed Questionnaire Veterans On MCHS Team Come Through With Victories ' By Gil Mercure The BIcHenry wrestling team, coached by Mr. Elliott W&eeland, started their season here Wednesday with Wheaton Academy, and had hopes of racking up a team victory, but they couldn't do so. Except for one time, Wheaton Academy was leading all the w?y. Final score: 29-19. McHenry got off to a bad 9tart when they had to forfeit the 165 pound class to Wheaton Academy. This was due to the fact that we., had no wrestler to wrestle in this spot. Bob Stromstead, who is a new member of the team, brought the first victory to McHenry when he pinned his opponent. Bob is showing signs of promise and should aid the team a great deal this year. McHenry has such veterans as Chuck Green, Gene Hughes. Gil Mercure, and Bob Krickl, all of whom brought their team victories. It might interest some of you to know that there has been two more classes added to the regular ten classes. They are 95 and 175 weight classes. This was recently done by the State of Illinois. We think that this was a very good decision, because it gives an opportunity for more boys to come out for this upcoming sport. Our next match is at home against Wheaton High School. VVe surely hope to see you all there on Tuesday the 25th of November. . • . Weight Class 95 Quez of Wheaton, beat Paul Jessup of McHenry, by points. The score was 9-0. 103 Bob Stromstead of McHenry, beat Carding of Wheaton, by a pin in the second round. 112 Garber of Wheaton, beat McDermott of McHenry, by points. The score was 6-0. 120 Chuck Green of McHenry, beat Gresser of Wheaton, by points. The score was 10-6. 127 Gene Huges of McHenry, beat Deming of Wheaton, by a pin in the third round. 133 Ltindberg of Wheaton, beat Bob Bitterman of McHenry, by pdiiits. The score was 4-2. 138 RerUies of Wheaiton, beat Don Dowe of McHenry, by a pin in the third round. 1'45 Gil Mercure of McHenry, beat Johnson of Wheaton, by points. The score 7-2. ~ 154 Wright of Wheaton, beat A1 Trendler of McHenry, by a pin in the third round. 167 Forfeited to Wheaton. 175 Neft of Wheaton, beat Joe Pesdhke of McHenry, by points. The score was 8-2. In the heavyweight division, Bob Krickl of McHenry, beat Heulbert of Wheaton, by points. The score" was 5V0. .•> SPIRIT OPS WARRIORS BEAT MAREN60 Green Giants Of Hebron Play Here Next Tuesday Night They filled most of the seats in McHenry High's spacious gymnasium last Friday night as an enthusiastic crowd watched the Warriors i^oll along to a 59-42 win over Marengo's basketball team. This was the second win in the same number of ustarts *for the Fulton-coached team and quite an improvement in play was noted. Coach Fulton j has eleven men suited up for the first squad and found a spot to use every one. John Bolger, who led the scoring with 13 points, was the only star! er to stay in all the way. John was a ball of fire as he set up plays on offense and gave the opposition fits with his great defensive play. „ Tom Huemann's three' baskets led the way to a 13-7 lead at the end of the first quarter. In fact, Marengo's first point came at 4:25 in the quarter when Griebel sank a free throw. Team Spirit Scoring was well-divided for the Warriors as they' showed good team spirit in passing to the man in best position to shoot. While McHenry led all the way, it is to Marengo's credit that they stayed in there with plenty of scrap to the final whistle. They closed in to a 45-37 score early ir; the fourth quarter before the Warriors pulled away. McHenry's J.V. team won by a 27-18 score. More about the Little Warriors as the season progresses. Now comes the conference grind. McHenry plays in the strong North Suburban group this year, travelling to Warren this (Wednesday) evening. Here's one you won't want tc miss. Hebron's Green Giants will be here next Tuesday, December 2nd. Marengo (42 ) THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER ,j 1*hursday, November 27, 1952 Griebel Davis tVolkman _ jj. Kitchen | Piskie Aldrecht Totals Md I en ry (58) Ford Blak Johnsdfe Davidso: Dixon g Bolger g Freund g Aim g Huemaxin Conway g Totals Marengo McHenry 1* 14 14 b 3 ft 3 2 0 1 0 3 0 22 15 17 1 18 12 10--4* 18 17 15 14--59; ATHLETIC" CLUB MEETS ,» llhe Young People's Athletic club will hold its weekly meetii ing Thanksgiving night, Nov. 27, as usual, beginning promptly at 7:30 O'clock. RED MASON "MISS BASKETBALL" HERE TEACHERS' STATUS : Less than fifty percent of the elementary school teachers of the northern 24 counties of Illinois hold teaching certificates which meet full state requirements, according to a survey just reported by Dr. Joseph Clettenberg, director of extension at Northern Illinois State T e a c h e r s c o l l e g e . M c H e n r y county ranked sixteenth on the list of 24 counties with 58 percent of its grade school teachers having less preparation than the four-year college degree. Only 8 percent of all the elementary teachers in Northern's service area held the Master's degree, which represents one year of study beyond the Bachelor's. The whole town is talking about the coming of the famous Red Heads, that world-famous girls basketball team which will appear in the MCHS gym next Sunday night vs. the McHenry Co-ops. "Feature stories in leading magazines assure one that these very large, husky girls can play a rlassy game of basketball in addition to putting on a comedy show that keeps a eroVrd in stitches. . Some of the features originated by the Red Heads are the "Pipgy Back", "Under Legs Dribble", "Congo Line" and "Finger Ball Spinning." •+*• Men's Rules No sissy stuff for these girls. They play men's rules and play WANTASWAP? i Tenth Air Force reservists in ^tcHenry county have been mailed inventory questionnaires, ac- Wording to Major General Harry Johnson, commanding general, tenth air force, Selfridge • Air Force base, Michigan. - General Johnson stressed that jbsponse to the inventory questionnaire does not increase the teservists's vulnerability to acfive military service, and that Pie inventory Ng specifically for die purpose of bringing Air Force reserve records up-to-date |rith current data which only the individual reservist can supply. Each reservist is urged, for Ms own personal benefit, and the benefit of his family, to accurately complete all forms and return them within thirty days. |F IT'S WORTH DOING It's Worth Doing Right Ackman R. Kitchen Lipinsky Swafford b 3 0 0 0 EMPLOYMENT REPORT A state employment report issued by the Department <°of Finance lists 30,929 man-months | u during September, as compared to 29,511 in September a year ago. The largest increases during the year occurred in the Department of Public Welfare and • he Division of Highways. These two agencies accounted for 1,- 263 of tl^e 1,418 increases. New welfare institutional units opened during the past year at Kankakee, East Molinc, Galesburg and Tinley Park necessitated additional physicians, attendants and technical help. G Read The Want Ads! N0RCR0SS CHRISTMAS The Most Beautiful Line In America Now OifDisplay AT BOLGER'S DRUG STORE ~---- ""We give and redeem Gold Bond Stamps. -- -i ST. PHONE 40 McHENRY. ILL. 1111II111111 III ill lft:l!l'Hil I MlliMil illil'MltillllHilllilil FR1. & SAT., NOV. 28 & 29 Yvonne DeCarlo John Ireland and "Here Come The Marines" lliri 1111IHII1 111 t:IIHlll;l1IHH IHMI!! IITimiR SUN. & MON„ Nov. 30 & Dec. 1 Rory Calhoun Gene Tierney "Way of A Gaucho" In Technicolor TUES., WED. & THURS., DEC. 2, 3 & 4 JOAN CRAWFORD in "SUDDEN FEAR" 1IIIII l l . l l l l l l l l l l l i l l IIMI.MIMItllllllM l l i r i f men's teams. Perhaps one of the best descriptions of the worldfamous • team appeared in the June, 1950 issue of Sport Life Magazine, titled "Those Riotous: Red Heads Rock 'Em". Advance sale of tickets is running high. Fans realize that in addition to a real treat they will be helping the local V.F.W. Post 4600 in their efforts to outfit and develop a Drum and Bugle Corps of which McHenry can be proud. E LM RT. 176. WAUCONDA FRI. & SAT., NOV. 28-29 Double Feature *• Both in Technicolor * Rhonda Fleming Sterling Hayden "GOLDEN HAWK" also Mickey Rooney "SOUND OFF" Open Saturday 6:15; 1st Show 6:30 Last Two Features 9:15 P. M. SUN. & MON, Nov. 30 - Dec. 1 Sunday Matinee starts 2:45 P. M. Alan Ladd Virginia Mayo "THE IRON MISTRESS" TUES., WED. & THURS., Dec. 2-3-4 Two Big Features Ginger Rogers Fred Allen Marilyn Monroe "WE'RE NOT MARRIED" at 7:00 and 9:50 P. M. also -Pilchard Widmark "THE FROGMEN' Once at 8:30 P. M. LAKE T h e a t r e Crystal Lake, Illinois PHONE 644 FRI. & SA^., NOV. 28 & 29 SUN. & MON., Nov. 30 & Dec. 1 ouftt-mrmsMK -fr S p e c i a l e n t e r t a i n m e n t h a s been arranged for next Sundaj night in addition to the game.| Before the game a group of local| grade school baton twirlers, un-^- tier the directiftn of Mrs. Paul^ Rasch, will perform. Between^ halves, the local V.F.W. drilf squad members will strut their^ stuff. A community of this size is fortunate in landing the Red Heads, Let's be there to greet • them.. P Randbars Handbags come in all styles for the season so every woman can have her choice of style. There are long-handled pouch styles, boxy M bags and large rectangular shapes. Favorite fabrics include velveteen, wool broadcloth and rayon faille In broiyn, black or navy. Read the Want A* TUES., WED. & THURS., DEC. 2, 3 & 4 Janet Leigh Carle ton Carpenter in 'Tearless Fagan" You'll have the time of your life when you meet Fearless Fagan -- He's four 'hundred pounds of roaring love and affection. The only lion ever discharged by the U. S. Army. h f f i i L L C f t •S"S"FR '!• »!• '1' •H4'MHH41!1 • • ENDS TO-NIGHT! NOV. 26 ANNE BAXTER MCDONALD CARY in "MY WIFE'S BfiST FRIEND" THURS., FRI. & SAT., NOV. 27-28-29 DOUBLE FEATURE Dana ANDREWS Mnrta T0REN -- Plus -- JOSEPH COTTON SHELLEY WINTERS in "Untamed Frontier" In Technicolor t TN. & MON., Nov. 30 - Dec. 1 * "MAITLTN" ~ oi5oT«~ " GRANT * MONROE - ROGERS \K0NKEY BVSlNiss I STARTS TUES., DEC. 2 sj CROSBYThere is No Substitute Fer Good Plastering. Phone McHenry 1189 GOT AN OLD MODEL LIKE THIS? (the outboard motor, not the girl). Look at the serial number and report it to a Johnson dealer, or to Jonnson Motors at Waukegan, 111., and you may get a new 19.")3 Sea- Horse 3 in exchange or qualify for one of 40 merchandise prizes. The manufacturer is looking for the oldest 10 of its outboards in existence to use for display over the country along with its soon-to-be-produced millionth motor. Entries may be registered until December 24th. BILL'S OUTBOARD MOTORS PHONE McHENRY 1016 Wttimefr* THANKSGIVING The calendar tells us that it is almost time for Thanksgiving -- for roast turkey and cranberry sauce and all the trimmings. It is also a good timeto take stock of the things for which we should be thankful. We give thanks, first, for having a grand bunch of policyholders, sec«5nd, for the fine companies we represent, and third, for the friendly and attractive community in which we live. Maybe we can give you sonde reasons for thanksgiving. HENDRYCHS Ford - Mercury THESE ARE JUST A SMALL EXAMPLE OF OUR BARGAIN BUYS IN USED CARS OPEN TIL 9 P. M. DAILY -- OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS. CHOOSE BARGAIN SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK 1950 Nash Rambler $795 Overdrive and All Extras 1947 Kaiser $295 4 Door, Light Blue with Overdrive and All Extras 1942 Hudson $195 Dark Blue 4 Door Sedan 6 MONTH or 6,000 MILE GUARANTEE IN WRITING BE SURE AND MAKE IT YOUR ^BUSINESS TO SEE THE MANY OTHER WONDERFUL BUYS IN USED AUTOMOBILES AT HENDRYCHS OUR ADiVICE COSTS YOU NOTHING The Kent Corp. REAL ESTATE -- INSURANCE -- FINANCING 11$ Riverside Drive PHONE 8 McHenry, IU^ ^ Closed On Thursday Afternoons. DON'T BUY A USED CAR 'TIL YOU SEE HENDRYCHS ON ROUTE 14 WOODSTOCK, ILL. "ST