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' * . ' mi V '> "'/ lV ~* . • .«•-./ •* t »T ' 'vV -""« L W*>f ^' • * * ' ' ' ' ' ! ' • ' ' * k., v : >• i '. * *•••" i *r '**»*•• -. , - » : ^mynr-. v- THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER -- *TrM*>*w*w "V.; »/p.rr*-* A*; '^r *•"/ * " ' *c • • -'• ii' • • r - n ft if ^ *t • v til **•] -••-•"• ,' •' • •;;•• a* ~ , '^, '• •'•'-^ • * v. '• ""••• "•, -i" ••• r >v-/ • i* - 'kv * Tltariafcf,Tintirf if, 1988 . Just caught up to a cute, little f Christmas story. Somebody gave i A1 Justen a hunting dog. Nice f gift. Only A1 got more than ex- J pec ted. When he arose Christ | maa morning, there was his gift | under the Christmas tree with \ a litter of little gifts. Prom now on, we aren't (Maying anything but ^-tond wofds about Billy Pries in this column. : He had us where he wanted us "' the other day. Went into his locker and he turned off the lights. It was near time to close the store so you can imagine oour thoughts as we groped along to find the door. Now we know all about cold sweats. Of course. y he wouldn't do such a thing on purpose. That's what he said! 93XKS £u^4Mui WARRIOR HV! DEFEATS LAKE FOREST 51-37 *The Warriors came up with one of those thriller-dillers Tues- • day night in beating Harvard by one point. * Now we go to Woodstock Friday night to see what can be »done about squaring that defeat the Blue Streaks handed us in ;>the county tournament. I The Streaks have been coming up fast this year so look for action. Well, let's say the Streaks will get off to a lead on their home floor. Then the War- .riors will roar bpck to win by JT points. v ^ To think we could dream that .Up without a Crystal ball! -KCKUP8-- ft On a questionnaire asking, "What is the principal contribution of the automobile age?" the following answer was given by jk college student: "It has prac- . ^tically stopped horse stealing". n Tourists are people who tra> - vel thousands of miles to "get a ^picture of themselves standing gjty the car. o Had fun Saturday night as we ..Joined the Forester bowlers and ..their ladies at the American ,L<egion Home. Big feed, humorous banter, dancing and everybody was happy. There's Joy In MCHS Camp As '53 Starts Off Right There is joy in the MCHS Warrior camp after a trip to Lake Forest last Friday night that resulted in a SI to 37 victory. John Bolger, the play-maker, turned out to be the leading point-maker in this game as he poured in 8 baskets in this game and 2 free throws. Stan Aim was up close with 7 baskets, 4 of them coming in the second quarter when the Warriors forged ahead 28 to 16. The box score will show an oddity in the personal foul department. Only 8 fouls were called against Lake Forest and 13 ag&inst McHenry. Looks like old tiniest Steal The Ball While a good offense still rates as the best defense in most basketball circles, the Warrior style of defense seemed to turn the trick in this game. Sending Bolger and Aim down court on the press resulted in several "steals". Froehlich matched Bolger's 18 points as he sank 6 shots from the floor and picked up 6 points from the free throw line. This one was McHenry's all the way. After a close firjsff. quarter, the Fulton boys moved ahead and kept control. Coach Cuda's scrappy J. V. five came out on the wrong end of a 39-35 score. Jim Jackson dropped in 5 baskets and 8 free throws to lead the Little Warrior effort. McHenry Vanity f*l FT PF Guess we didn't mention that .Llbertyvllle will be here Saturday night 4«-4o battle with the "Warriors in a^ieague contest. •Busy basketball boys. Three £games this week. No game next 4 Tuesday, but Warren will be -here Friday, Jan. 23. The follow- ,SL night we travel to Grays- H you want to see some fun and at the same time help the Polio Fund, drop in at the Palace Recreation next Thursday afternoon. Tony Werbig and Oertle Bnrbian are cooking up a mixed match (starting at 1:30) with all proceeds being donated to the Polio Fund. Last yeftf U|94e matches went over bir. k 7 Huemann 1 1 3 Aim 7 a 0 Bolger 8 2 2 Barbier 0 0 0 Davidson 0 0 1 Stilling 0 0 1 Blake 3 I 2 Ford 4 I 4 ToUls 23 6 13 Lake Foreet-- ~ FT PF Amedi 2 0 1 Olson 3 2 1 Froehlich • 6 2 Drieske 1 3 2 Vilman 1 0 0 Steans 0 0 2 Totals * 13 11 8 Freund, 602; L. Smith, 431; ft Miller, 444, R. Stilling, 1&3-471. The following is contributed: Sunday, January 11th, five members of Bernie's Boozers Bowling team travelled to the Johnsburg Bowling Lanes, Where they engaged the McHenry Sand and Gravel Muckers. The Boozers considering themselves the "Elite" in bowling circles, were leading throughout most of the match, but the Muckers, mere truck drivers, kept the pressure on them and they just couldn't take it when the "chips were down". Result: The Muckers walloped the Boozers by 5-1-X (6) pins. Congrats Muckers--R est in P&ce, -Boozers. _ PALACE -- Tavern -- A. Tonyan, 213-205-158-576; W. Kuhlman, 511; D. .Rosing, 203-513; A. Noonan, 242, 189, 198-630: McCarroll, 209-578; A. Oonk, 511; Kinsala, 535; Larkin, 201; Young, 133-226-209-568: Reid, 504; Paluch, 221-578, Behnke, 247-529. 6REAT FINISH BT WARRIORS BEATS HARVARD Reserves Play Big , Part In 54 To 53 Victory Tues, Night City *«. Rogers, 200-540; Cristy, Sr., 200-513: Schaefer, 515; Olsen. 520; Budler, 500; Crouch, 200- 573; Werbig. 518; Kreutzer, 533; H. Smith, 200-535; Adams, 529; Behnke, 502; Paluch, 505; Steffes. 207-540; Wiser, 204-500; A. McCarroll, 211-520. Forester 9 O'clock -- B. Tonyan, 513; H. Freund, 522; Geo. M. Freund, 501; chreiner, 202-512. Forester 7 O'clock B. Thennes, 503; H. Miller, 549; D. Jager, 215-528; "J. Herdrich, 514; V. Miller, 506; F. Meyers, 232-550. OM Timers Nimtz, 509; Blake, 539; Cristy, 530. Business Men -- E. Guettler, 507; Stoller, 208- 537; Kopp, 210-547. CRASH VICTIM IMPROVES Mrs. Ethel Quaintance of Johnsburg is reported to be much improved- from injuries sustained in an auto accident on Dec. 31. She was enroute to Harvard's Admiral plant in carrying out an assignment for the local Admiral plant, where she is employed. McHBKY AMERICAN IE6MN POST - GRAMMAR SCHOOL BASKETBAU. ended the scoring. Harvard crowded hard and McHenry failed to get the ball past the line ^ iv rt : SPONSORS LITTLE LEAGUE FOR get a shot away before the final I ^ buzzer. It was a finish that had everybody on edge. A great one to ] win--a tough to lose. j A little' league of basketball Warriors «« • FG FT PFl Aim 3 9 • l| Bolger 1 . i 4| Huenjann o 2 3 i Ford I 6 Dav dson •f 0 3 Blake 2 4 Stilling ^ ,/ 1 : 2 Freund 1 2 3 Barbier 3 0 1 -- -- Totals 21 12 25 Harvard . .. FO FT PF Reese / • 7 8 1 Argall 1 3 4 Ruppert * 2 4 5 Cook 3 4 3 Carlson " & *0 0 Putnam 0 1 '• 3 Rydell 2 3 2 % Totals 15 23 18 Score by quarters: Warriors 9 21 39 -54 Harvard 10 28 38--53! Want Ads, like freedom, ate •vervbodv'* business. MCHS gym was the scene of one of those basketball games Tuesday night that are meant only for strong hearts. The Warriors had to put on a great finish, but came through with a 54-53 win over Harvard. Coach Fulton .started off with his regulars, worked in some subs in the third quarter, then wound up a great fourth quarter using one senior (John Bolger) and four juniors. The "Spirited play of this Combination/ took the fancy of the crowd And also took the b^ll game. The Warriors were plenty cold in that first half and trailed 28- 21 at the end. Making <only five out of eighteen free throws (counting first and second shots) in the first half didn't help a bit. - ----4-7-^. - - Reese, with a beautiful jump shot, scored seventeen points in the first half. In the second half, he was held to five points. The reverse of this picture saw Ron Ford score only two points in the first half, then find the range and sink fifteen in the last half. . The Warriors came out like they meant business in the third period and moved up fast. At first signs of bogging down, the reserves started coming in and those boys renlly made the most of their opportunity. 9 The Old One-Two The Warriors caught up as Bolger drove in hard and sank the tying basket at 35-all. "Red" Stilling, whose rugged rebounding stood out, followed with a shot that put McHenry ahead 37-35. With the score tied at 45 in the fourth period, Harvard's center, Ruppert, fouled Ford for his fifth personal. Ron made good on his shot, then made two more free throws to gain a 3- point margin. McHenry started a control game at this point, but four programs. It does not conplenty of action followed. Lortn tribute anything for a fifth Freund arched a couple of im-1 major program, known as genportant free throws and Artie eial assistance, which is sup- Barbier hit from outside for a' ported by state and township big one. I funds. Cook, whose spirited play all : hut took the game in the final' Renew that suhstrlptton to the minute, drooped in a shot that PfcUndealer now! the gym at McHenry high school with six teams participating in the program which will be held successive Saturdays through Feb»7. b The teama taking part. in the League include Johrisburg, with D. Monte as coach; McHenry junior high, Mike Schoenholtz, coach; Burton's Bridge, H. Baer, ^cohch; St. Patrick's school, Rev. McGowan, coach; Wonder Lake, F. F. Zandier, coach; and St. Mary's school, B. Doren, coach. Facilities for the games are made available through the cooperation of C. H. Duker, superintendent of McHenry's schools and coach Cliff Fulton, varsity basketball at McHenry high school, is directing the games. Games are to be officiated by members of the MCHS varsity basketball players, who will also give demonstrations for the little guys as a supplement to . DISABILITY ASSISTANCE j ^0" PU't0n'" hmd»"«nU1 The Illinois disability assist- j The league is being sponsored ance program, which was started | by th0 McHenry American Legabout a year and a half ago, is j jon pQsj which is donating a i Weber constantly growing by the addi- | trophy for the champion team. | Nowak der Lake in the final. For Saturday. Jan. 31, the Johnsburg team faces Wonder Lake in the first game, Burton's Bridge will take on St. Mary's in the second, the junior high will play St. Pat's in the final. Last of the series will be on Feb. 7 when the teams will see the junior high and St. Mary's in the first game, Burton's Bridge and Wonder Lake in the second, Johnsburg and St. Pat's in the final. C)ne of the coaches said that the team to watch was the one from Burton's Bridge, smallest school in the six-team league. He said their teacher hast been encouraging the boys to practice on their basketball by placing the wastebaskets in rows during the recess and luncheon periods in order to improve their aim. He says it has, too. First Game •••" - & Totals Johnsburg Theil Schaffei; Htiemann Oeffling FG FT PF tion of names formerly on the f old age pension rolls. Officials of the Illinois Public Aid Corn- Spectators Invited Spectators are invited to at- mi. ssi.o n expec.t .t.h e disa.b .i.l.i.t y ro„ll s| i t end the games and support the teams bu* if ^ auend, are to increase from 4,500 names in i D0l,0. . L BLn/ia January to 4,900 in March, 1953. Only needy men and women who are totally and permanently disabled are eligible. These factfe are disclosed in an estimate re- Hetterman Thelen Smith asked to remain in the stands Totals. The games are played each j Jr. u.s, off McH. Saturday morning with games i Herndon at 8:36 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 J chamberlain a.m. Quarters fcr the games are i Useman ceennutlyv oprreeopaarreedd bbyv tthhee IIPPAACC ffoorr |1 °f nly Six minutes lon6 and short | Baker " ' , U n darnerital driUg are tQ be I Cepulis > the federal Social Security Ad- b Coach ^ton «before P ministration. This estimate lists I gRch gai^e On Saturday, Jan. 10, Johnsburg and McHenry junior high played the 8:30 game; Burton's Bridge and St. Pat's played the 9:30 game; and St. Mary's and Wonder Lake played the last game. This coming Saturday, Jan. 17, 1 " 0 ? © 5 0 * f 0 15 FG 3 0 1 0 8 St. Pat's D. Conway r M. Thompson R. Aim J. Justen V. McMahon J. Conway Burton's Bridge Tom Baer J. Penze H. Schryner H. Pressler J. Kopsell B. Sherman R. Henry B. Salverson B. Kopsello F. Pan** Total* St. Mary's D. Freund J. Walsh J. Clark R. Herdrick t>. Thurlwell G. Freund B. Hauser T. Michelson M. Vycital 1 j»aane •'M re m i ' 3 % i 1 2 m - '• ' ^ t 0 0 S. ' t 5 • .1 2 1 FG FT FT 0 •' !:"1 0 0 a 0 *' 2 » 1 9 0 1 •i 0 0 0 •: 1 •r ® > * 0 ' o 1 -- , £*** ' _ i 19 11 A Game 9 FG FT PF 2 1 4 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Totals Wonder Lake O. Taylor 7 11 FT PF 2 0 1 i.K. Lucasek -- R. Sellek G. Vogt J. Mahal J. Wright D. Hoffman C. Walker 0 0 0 3 -1 1 0 2 2 7 -4 13 ro FT PF 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 r 4 f .-1 1 4 1 1' Totals 14 ti:e expected requirements for major public assistance programs in Illinois during the first three months of 1953 as follows: Old age pensions, $19,437,717; aid to dependent children, 8 , 6 0 6 , - 16 i; blind assistance, 792,755; disability assistance, 971,637. The federal government con- j will see Burton's Bridge and the tributes about 52 per cent of the junior high tangling in the first money for carrying out these j game, St. Patrick's and Wonder Lake on the floor for the second game, and St. Mary's and Johnsburg playing' the finish-Off game. Team lineups for Jan. 24 show St. Pat's and St. Mary's in the first game, Johnsburg and Burton's Bridge in the second, and 'unior high school and Won- COLD-WEATHER G3K i/i3t ail mxte/rmti: aSocrf:/ Score by Quarters: McHenry: Lake Forest: 11 28 36--51 9 16 24--37 _ See story on grammar school "basketball league. Father John .jMcGowan has been named president and Cliff Fulton secretary. 'eJMCHS J.V. FIVE BEATS HARVARD .jPERE 44 TO 35 ;/>; * Coach Cuda'fl Junior Varsity st - tet the stage for a perfect* evening Tuesday night as they won ithe preliminary game 44 to 35 -f*ver Harvard's Junior cage team, f Jim Jackson again led the Scoring with 18 points, combinfflig his efforts with strong rebounding and passing on the t( fart of the entire team. Harvard held the edge, 11 to 4, in the first period but saw McHenry move ahead *rtth a special effort in the third quarter to nail down the victory. ftfcHenry jr. v. Oeffling Herndon Jackson ft. Nowii|c Downs Huemann G. Nowak Green Ekeroth F^rett Totals FG FT PF 2 3 2 0 4 0 0 4 3 0 0 2 • T V %"•»*>*>**irVVV'4 Bowling Notes •*»«$»«%» «%» -- Mchenry recreation -- Match -- Clark Chev. Sales, 2566 -- Johnsburg, 2547, A. Jackson, 201-514; J. Jackson, 521; V. Freund, 203-513; C. Corso, 513; R. Bennett, 551. The Clark Chevrolet team won their match from Johnsburg last Sunday at McHenry Recreation, but wei% hanging on the ropes at tjie fmish. # After piling up a neat lead With 921 pins in the second game, Clarks dropped way below par (769) in the third. Ralph Bennett led the way with 551 pins as the Chevs wound up With a 2566-2547 victory. mi d/$efesvb/ dean filters save, replace las* Y*or * DUSTOP AIR HITERS S^n » ah... Mock dirt and trmm comtas hrto yow m««ns by 25-in. by *•»" 20-in. by *Wn. by l*4n. by 20-ln. by 2*'" $1.39 FURNACE CEMENT Mmt jtlnh in K«l air furn«c«* •mofc* and gatHght. Apply wMi knif*, M dry. Ftint«« Rutland CHIMNEY SWEEP THE BR AIR SERIES to be compared only with higher-priced cars! The glamorous Bel Air Series (or 1953 is truly a new kind > of Chevrolet. Four new Bel Air models--4-Door Sedan, 2-Door Sedan, Convertible, Sport Coupe--create a wondsrful new class of cars. mm Am entirely new kind •? Chevrolet In an entirety nw field all H» ewa 14 20 Harvard J. V. Palmer McCormick Rydell Yerko McCarthy •Kruckenberg Rott Haideman Totals FQ FT PF 6 3 3 1 3 i, t --4^r--# fcy qwifstst' McHenry Harvard jf.~yr~.iz S 19 34--41 U 16 24--35 Friday Nite Owls -- P. Ryan, 438; F. Freund, 494; G. Bradley, 481; E. Rand, 460; S. Sutton, 466; N. Meyer, 439. Monday -- R. Giniford, 500; 1*. Adams, 519. •' • Early Blrda -- B. Gilpin, 189-568; H. Knox, 439; F. Larson, 196-523; E. Peisert, 475; L. Wilhelm, 190; N. Larkin, 480. 9 Octette -- T. Brenner, 431; 436; A. Grosso. Jesuits introduced cane cultivation to the Argentine to 1670 and were the first w> bring cane to what is now the United Btates. In 1751, the first crop was planted in Louisiana, with cuttings from Santo Domingo. D. of A.--- E. Albright, 440; H. Low, .458; K. of C. -- f B> Kreutzer, 215-553; H. Diedrich. 503. -- BOWLING BAA -- Than; NMe Ladies -- M. Weingart, 452; L. Hue* Kann, 497; B. Meyers, 436; J. THE "TWO-TEN" SERIES sensational advances from bvnrapsr to bumper! The 'Two-Ten" Series offers; two new station wagons--the Townsman and "Two-Ten" Handyman--the 4-Door, 2- Door, Convertible, Club Coupe and Sport Coupe. ,/wiazfogty ecoftorwcdl/ SHE "ONE-flFTY" SERIES lewest priced ef all quality! earsl Smart new Chevrolet styl^g and advanced features! Five models include the 4-Door and 2-Door Sedans, Club Coupe, Business Coupe, "One- Fifty" Handyman. ' CHEVROLET The great new Chevrolet line for 1933 brings you a car for any purpose. Choose high-compression power with the new 115-h.p. "Blue-Flame" engine teamed with new Powerglide* for the finest automatic driving. Or choose the ^.high-compression 108-h.p. 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