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Pagt Fcmr »*•« ^ Tfypr ^ ^ l Y l f^ , T * 4 ? l T ^ 5 w l ! ^ ; -..- p <•" »;• fc •jH'iiliiii i (W>ii jii <i i rp^gi^^Sm *' » ' ' f ' , *\ -THE MeHEHBY-PLAINBEALKB . "*• V M •si#- A €*l*£, WaJ^A. *hOGene Schaefer, of the Mbin Street Schaeferg, will be . surprised and never guess how we got a story of his participation In a wild west act way over »n Germany. MCHS WRESTLERS LOSE MATCH TO WHEATONTEAM Large Crowd Shows Enthwriasm As Home Boys Show Progress Tl»e« story tells of a German- Hjr Gil Mercure , Americah horse opera--An unre- T**e Mffitnn' wrestling • teAm h e a r s e d b i t o f h o r s e p l a y . I t l o s t * h a r d - f o u g h t m a t c h t o seems that six horses escaped i Wheats High school, last Tuesfrom their enctantre ui Ut the tipl. day. Vfore a large crowd of enthusiastic fans. Wheat an got off to a flying It further goes on to tell us, star: by taking the first two that "Two alert MPs. Pfcs: matches. .Then McHenry came Eugene Schaefer and Albert J. | back strong with Chuck Green Bemont, rushed off in their jeep to pursue the run-aways". wnesthng one of hfs finest matches. Gene Hughes followed this by wrestling a very Iflpse The boys overtook two Ger- \ match. He came out on top when man motorcycle policemen who j he received two extra points for were in on the chase. Others riding time. joined the posse as they sped ' Score Tied 8-8 along the Augsburg-Aystetten road and the local people saw a real thriller. At this point the score was tied 8-8. McHenry started losing ground; they lost the next three matches and tied one. This gave The "cowbcys" roped the wild; Wheaton quite an edge oVer Mchosses in a baron's garden. The frTtft-ones had stopped to munch >h cabbageUeavet.. The present theme song of the McHenry Spoilsmen's Club tells us we can feather our nest at a Feather Party the club is sponsoring Saturday. December 13th, at the American Legion Home. School boys report "goodpackin'" since the snow fall this week. Throw 'em, boys--but not at cars. You might cause an accident. Nothing like good neighbors. We have the kind on both sides at our house who never stop at the lot line when shoveling snow. The Crystal Lake basketball team will be here Friday night to meet the Warriors in a conference game. This should be * good one. Some great teams have been turned out by Coach Brady in recent years. The rule-makers seem to have pulled another dilly in this free throw monkeybusiness. If you miss the first shot, you get another chance. But, when you figure averages, you do not count that first miss. Statisticians are going goofy over that one. Henry in points. Phil Skiba. a new member of the team /Ohis year, did a very fine job/of\wrestling, even due to the fact that he was only* out for practice one night before the match. Bob Krickl finished the match by winning his second match. That brought the final score to 23-16, in favor of Wheaton. Our next match is at Arlington, on Tuesday, December 9, and our next home match is with Zion-Benton, on Tuesday, December 16. This match should prove to be a very interesting one, because Zion-Benton has always beer a »top contending team. STATISTICS c Weight Clam 96--In an exhi bitian match Paul Jessup of McHenry lost to Gruber of Wheaton by a fall in the second round. 103--Bob Stromstead of McHenry lost to Hawles of Wheaton by points. The score was 7-6. 112--Terry Reid of McHenry lost the match to Ingold of Wheaton by a fall in the third round. 120--Chuck Green of McHenry beat Daniels of Wheaton by a fall in the third round. 127--Eugene Hughes of McHenry beat Heibner of Wheaton by points. The score was 6-4. 133--Bob Bitterman 'of McHenry lost to Nesser of Wheaton 6IAHTS BEATV MdfNRY (9-55 Record Crowd Sett ' ' Towering Schulit Score 27 Points Crowds packed in to the 'filters here Tuesday night to see the Hebron Green Giants do battle with our home favorites, the Warriors. A high-scoring eontest resulted, but the first half spread in the score was too much for the home team as they went down 69 to 55. Stop the big boy and you can stop Hebron seems to be the thought in cage circles. But, McHenry couldn't stop the big boy as he ran up a total of 27 points. Another Wilbrandt Spooner, the other returning member of the State Championship team, followed with IS points. Another Wilbrandt has entered the picture and his contribution was 13 points. McHenry scored only four less baskets, but 17 missed free throws could have kept the spread much closer. Ron Ford led the Warrior scoring with 20 points, getting 16 of tHem in the second half. In fact McHenry's team scored 33 points to Hebron's 35 in the last half. Just a case of too little too late, but the Warrior showing was plenty good against a team that is again drawing attention throughout the state. McHenry's J.V. team scored a 24 to 22 victory over Hobron in the preliminary game. )iiiiifilH..,.lil ii.i * V ty1* * Thursday. December i 1952 Bowlfag Notes e • e w -- MclIENRY RECREATION -- Early Birds -- B. Meath, 489; N. Larkin, 237- 535; D. Schaefer, 437; L. Frisby, 447; H. Knox, 444; P. Larson, 476; B. Houck, 431. it of c. • H. Diedrich, 555; U Smith, 204-521„ D. of A. -- A. Gaulke, 439; M. Pagni, 181- 475; T. Cairns, 436; B. Clark, 187-448; U Smith, «1. Monday -- • V. Miller. 214-257-635; R. Stilling, 204; C. Thorsell, 501; L. Adams, 202-511; Wonder Lake -- W. Weisenberger, 514; Chudik, 542; Kruger, 209-509; Kopp, 530; P. Gergits, 226; McCafferty, 212; Hanson, 205. C.OJF. 7:00 -- D. Hester, 53#i B. Kreuteer, 535; J. mrdridfe Meyer, 510. Buttiness Men -- Meyer, 204-531, i .. ' . O l d T i m e r s - ' Blake, 535; Covait, 108; Criaty, 232-545. Ladies 9:00 -- v M. Powers, 460; G. Barbian, 465; JLKrak>wetz, 184-453; J. Simon, T34; A. .Gaulke, 192-457; M. Kinsala, 11 Ladies 7:00 -- E. Justen, 470; T. Meyer, 185- 488; L. Michels, 447. • They say the ideiT was to discourage fouling. Look for another change next year. Maybe they will let 'env-s-h o o t until1 a *n t^e second round. 138--Don Dowe of McHenry lost to Sanchez of Wheaton due to an injury suffered during his match. ^45--Gil Mercure of McHenry won a draw with Russel of Wheaton. The score was 2-2. 154--A1 Trendler of McHenry lost to Craig of Wheaton by points. The score was 4-0. 165--Phil Skiba of McHenry beat Rhoades of Wheaton by points. The score was 4-0. 175--Forfeited to Wheaton. In the heavyweight division, Bob Krickl, of McHenry, beat Schmitt of Wheaton by points. The score was 5-4. they make one. How we wish that rate could have applied when a nice pheasant startled us recently. It's Christmas season again and "Muggs" (that publicity hound) reports that he has cleared out all the old McAllister stock and is showing some snappy itews from the Walt Vogt era. We note that Howie Judson after a long spell in the majors, has been shifted to the Cincinnati Reds. We hope he hits the stride his new manager predicts. Marie Tegge, a Cub fan, has joined the Plaindealer force. If she reads proof on our stuff!! „ A couple of Verns go to the head of the class in bowling circles. Vern Miller, who also pitches a baseball with skill, rolled a 257 game and a 635 series. Vern Freund hit 616. And Nadine Larkin's 237 game is drawing a lot of comment. Hebroa Irke Wilbrandt Schulti Spooner Judson Bergin Totals McHenry Huemann Aim Bolger^ Davidson Johnson Ford Totals Score by Quarter*: Hebron: McHenry: FG FT PF 3 3 3 3 6 I Nite Owls -- S. Sutton, 497; K. Kurbyun, 184-475; N. Meyer, 432; J. Rosing, 439. Nadlne Larkin of the Wednesday Early Birds ie&gue has taken over possession of the Mexican jacket with a 237 game. , 27 16 17 FG FT PF 2 3 3 6 0 4 28 9 It 14 34 47--69 9 22 36--55 -- PALACE -- Match -- Clark CheV. Sales, 2832 -- Palace Rec., 2870, V. . Fretinfl, 205-213-198-616; A. Krause, 223- 597; C. Corso, 206-538; O. Colby, 210-516; R. Bennett, 665; H. Behnke, 556; Widen, 215-533; M. -Crouch, 528. WARREN VARSITY EDGES WARRIORS IN OVERTIME 44-42 McHenry lost a heart-breaker to Warren on the winners' basketball floor on Wednesday night of last week. It was an overtime battle that the Warriors dropped 44 to 42. McHenry used a stalling game that held down scoring in" the late stages that failed to bring desired results. Flory was the big point-maker for Warren with seven baskets and ten free throws. Ron Ford sank nine floor shots and two free throws for McHenry. Warren's J.V. proved too strong for McHenry's low-scoring group Ma ,a 38 to 22 game. City -- .. .. Steffil™ 201-206-574 r-*eC«c. roll, Jr., 530; Downs, 519; Widen, 236-203-599; Reid, 535; Houghton, 517; Mike, 200-557; Nerstad, 209-514; Noonan, 546; V. v.Johnson, 203-558; H. Smith, 527; V. Adams, 213-573; B. Barth, 528; H. Behnke, 623. C.O.F. 9:00 -- Winkel, 233-587; 209; Tonyan, 521. prawatrawHc N Al 8tilling, CO-OPS BEAT RED HEADS IN OVERTIME 42-39' Special Attraction Draws Capacity Crowd To MCHS Gym Those great, big Co-op boys tamed the Red Heads, famous girls' basketball team, in an overtime game played here last Sunday night, 42 to 39. With the exception of "Butch" Moore, who Was plenty sharp, the girls had si hard time getting into stride in \th£Afjrst quarter while the boys wert't ahead 8 to 4. But, before the game was over the girls showed a bag full of tricks much to the amusement of a near capacity crowd. -- Redheads Lead -- It was in the third period that the Red Heads found the range and forged ahead 26 to 22. It was obvious that a majority of the fans were pulling for the girls to put it over on the boys, but the big lugs wouldn't cooperate. Red Mason was all that they promised in the build-up. With the clock stopped in the fourth period, she took over the whole show. With derby hat, cane and whistle, she waved the refs aside and ran the game her way. And aside from the comic angle, Mason showed that she is a great little competitor. With seconds to go to end the game, she took careful aim and dropped a long shot that brought about t 37-37 tie and sent the game into a 3-minute overtime. Baskets by Kennebeck and Jackson and a free throw by "Honky" Miller more , than offset Dody Peterson's basket in the overtime. NOTES ON THE GAME: Carl Neiss scored 9 points ih the fourth periqtf to rwr' Ma game total to 17. '*" • A "man-to-man" defense seemed pretty rugged for a bunfeh of girls, but they don't mess around boy. . - "He pinched me. Tea, he did," insisted Red Mason as she pointed out Jim Kennebeck way down the floor. What chance does a man have in such an argument? Ruby Hays, a 6-footer, was unable to play, due to an injury. Bobby Eyde (6'3") wasi>Teat in the pivot. The crow<mww|ited her to take more shots snjpr she looped ' III three . lH th*^ third quarts'. "••• The girls had only six players and a 6-foul rule was ini efrfee et. Tom and Bill Bolger were the officials- on the floor. Thjfc girls gave them some., lip and - the crowd liked it. ' ' The little baton twirlers pleased the crowd before the game. Between halves the V.F.- W. Drill Squad put on a real snappy demonstration. They should go places in competition. INFLATIO Residence Changes The Charles Logan family o north Riverside Drive is leavinj McHenry to make their futur' home In California, somev^ier in the Los Angeles vicinity. Mt Logan has disposed of his in terest in a Chicago advertisin| firm and will go into busines In the West. . Baota^lave** vlaes whjl£ one of his helpers 1* ftotea a doll. The benevolent old gent looks on with interest. Perhaps he Is thinking inflation Is aet ctaflfie* te economics. URGE FARMERS TO /COOPERATE CROP PROGRAM The Red Heads play 10-minute quarters and play a game every night of the week. McHenry liked 'em. Co-ops '• FG FT PF DAILY PINUPS: Some men are allergic to eats, some others to women's hats; still others are ^llergic to fish, i but not one is averse to a dainty I dish. | There are some questions | which will never be answered; i there are many . answers which i will always be questioned. Convincing a cynical skeptic I Is more difficult than curing a j confirmed dyspeptic. j Being a wet blanket may get \ you a cold shoulder. | Traffic troubles:, comings and | goings. Private eye: Junior. ANONtMOUS Warron Meisner Farias Flory Robbins- Gurley Totals McHenry Huemann Aim i Bolger-- Davidson Johnson Ford Totals FG FT PF 1 0 10 4 1 14 16 10 FG FT PF % 0 2 6 1 3 ---e-. o 0 0 9 18 Score by Quarters: Warren: io 25 36 40--44 McHenry: 13 25 38 40--42 "Are yott sore that's wtuft the msfi nfeatrf about getting tbe fael of the road?" Profitable Milk Buying large quantities of dairy .feed pays only when milk prices are extra good. And a good feed production program is beneficial only when it is based on feeding cows proper amounts according to weight, milk production, and physical condition. CHOICE AGED STEAKS amOUS •ARBECUE BACK RIBS CHICKEN PIE • SEA FOODS o r TASTY SANDWICHESBen'i "I20 CLUB" [Th* Lurt of the £piturn] . Kill of McHenry, Illinois • 2 MBti W»«t *f U.S. IS I20 LAKEMOOR, ILLINOIS For RfMnMhiN Pkoa* McHaary 597-R-l Wl S*rv* Until 2:00 kM. Sit. and Saa. 3:00 |.>. taHrth MUui Drinlw -- fe Are Taking Reservations ^ow For Holiday Parties OFFICE BOWLING PRIVATE -- WEDDING Wild Places Ridged by chains of active voleanot. parts of Indonesia are still afnong the wildest places on earth. Inhabited by peoples seldom if«ver visited by outsiders. In other parts 01 the islands,, modern manufacturing plants turn an increasing flow of goods. .1 Tropical 81el*h Rldet Early Hawaiian* discovered the thrills of sledding despite their tropic homes. Youngsters sat on l«rge leaves for slides down muddied slopes and chiefs catapulted down grass-covered mountain trails DO narrow wooden sleds wtth two a few Inches apart. < 'One quintillibit is OBO,000,000,006,000,000. 41,- NA»oNiu sAFtrr couwcw i There are ho lifcera III Africa. Feather Party SATURDAYrDEC. 13th Starting at 8:30 P. M. AT THE AMERICAN LEGION HOME LUNCH WILL BE SERVED. Sponsored by The McHenry Sportsmen's Club From Now On- DEFY WINTER WEATHER Be Safe Always Wilk Goodyear "SUBURBANITE" Tires Yes, W6 con now recap yottr tires with the New Sensational GOODYEAR " SUBURBANITE" winter tread or we can sell you a pair of our recaps, With an Unconditional New Tire Guarantee. Go anywhere, «• anytime, in any weather with Goodyear "SUBURBANITES" on your car. M ARTICKE i NIXON, tnc. Recapping & Vulcanizing GOODYEAR DISTRIBUTORS til S. ELM STREET JfcjHEimY, ILL. #ti(xmE «r G. Peterson 1 0 2 Jim Kennebeck 3 0 3 Bob Stilling 1 0 0 Art Jackson 2 0 1 H. Miller 2 1 2 Bob Miller 2 2 0 Carl Neiss 7 3 2 Totals * 18 6 10 Red-Heads N FG FT PF Gogel 0 , i 1 Peterson' 1 0 0 Morris 2 • 4 Eyde 6 0 0 Moore 6 s 0 Mason 3 0 5 Totals 18 ~ 3 10 Score by Quarters: Co-ops: 8--16--22--37--42 Red-Heads: 4--10--26--37--39 Drop Cookies Drop cookies should be placed about one and one-half inches apart in neat spoonsful on the cookinf sheet to allow for spreading. Pew homes^in our land would have been without some special celebration on oud national day of Thanksgiving. It was a duty to say thank you to God in several ways for the bounties of our land. As a world leader, it is also the responsibility of nurturing those who look to us for assistance both for their bodies, minds and souls. The one major step in this process of strengthening our allies and enemies has been that of distributing supplemental foods to the children and refugees of many lands. The responsibility of this work has been given to CROP (Christian Rural Overseas Program) whereby the farmers of our townships may contribute corn which will be processed into palatable food supplement, corn oil or syrup, for shipment to the areas of critical shortages. Plan now to answer quitekly those who will come to your farm during the Christmas season asking you tq share in this great work. Tannin 8oft drinks usually hsve tannin in them and since these stains are colorless at first, they're usually ignored. 'When old, they become difficult to remove. GENOA T H E A T R E FRI. & SAT., DEC. 5*0 Ann Blyth Edmund Gwenn Plus -- The West's Wildest Boom Town "CRIPPLE CREEK" In Color HiimiiMBHirciiimiiiiuiiiti SUN. A MON., DEC. 7 & 8 Marge and Gower Champion "EVERYTHING I HAVE IS YOURS" In Technicolor TUBS., WED. & THURS., DEC. 9, 10 & 11 Mitzi Gaynor . Scott Brady "BLOODHOUNDS OF BROADWAY" In Technicolor tlilililiMI!|lliLlil!lilil!l(tl|it;il|{|||'ltliliMillttl!IIIIKIIIIIill9l9IRUIWI!llti l • n n o s E. J 2 ffi i L L€ ft Wftlll 11 I I I II I I H"H"» £NDS TO-NIGHT! BING CROSBY JANE WYMAlf in "JUST FOR YOU" In Technicolor • 11' • ! ' I ' I '!• H 1 'I 'I I i 1' I ' ' 1 1 ' I • ! ' I ' t FRI. Sc. SAT., DEC. 5-6 £*cnmcoi7j7\ ft »»--e» H lOWSIUYWAtt 'PATMCIAIICMNA. -- Plus -- JOHNNY WKISMULLER In "JUNGLE JIM in the FORBIDDEN LAND" SUN. A MON., DEC. 7-8 BIG DOUBLE FEATURE jhftlONE POWER THE BLACK SWAN' -- Plus -- "BUFFALO BILL" fh Technicolor ELM RT. 176 WAUCONDA THURS., DEC. 4 - Last Nite 'Itfe're Not Married" and "The Frogmen" FRI. & SAT., I?EC. 5-6 Heroic story of an undercover U. S. Marine! "Operation Secret" Cornel Wilde Steve Cochran Phyllis Thaxter SUN. & MON., DEC. 7-8 Sunday Matinee starts 2:45 p.m. Gene Tierney Rory Calhoun '<way of A Goucho" (Technicolor) Mr. and Mrs. Orville Freum and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wein gart returned from a ten-da; vacation in New Orleans, La and Pensacola, Fla. While i: New Orleans they were of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adami formerly of Elgin. LAKE T h e a t r e Crystal Lake, Illinois PHONE 644 Sunday con't. from 3:00 P. M. Week Days 7:15 - Sat. Mat. 2:0 FRI. & SAT., DEC. 5 & 6 Also Saturday Matinee 'ZZSMf, PK*iiy thaxter SUN. & MON., DEC. 7 & 8 TUES., WED. & THURS., DEC. 9, 10 & 11 iS '/BESTTHIEND I apt KBUWAT • CASfT tmS • (MHtHWt McUOO TUES. & WED., DEC. 9-10 Linda Darnell Tab Hunter "Island of Desire" (Technicolor COMING ATTRACTION fWUTJUE W\ n M * 1 _ € % JL ™*e FOR AM Mfmat CRITICS CAU IT MR K AU TUK CHATS! mmm sneak nciwt kuasc' MEET THE mm (Tour Greyhound Ajtftt| Mere People Travel by Creykmd Tfcee by A ay Ofber Tinpsikllie SfitiM No othkr travel system offers so many miles for a dollar ... sacb fre^*nt, welltimed schedules ... so great a variety of scenic enjoyntient... so much relaxed comfort! No-wonder millions more passengers travel by Greyhound than by any other transportation system! LOW FAKES IMS TNBi Ip AU kMOUCU OM loaM W*y Trtp Wps Plainee •••<••»•#«« $ *75 9 1.85 Oak Park * 1.10 2.00 Hhward St .........1-W 1.00 Chicago 1^0 2.S5 Jidnonvllto. 31-75 58.10 (US tax extra) ^ GREYHOUND TERMINAL Cor. 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