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-TV^V'S ^T>«'Ar^ '•: - -ffi- K . t £- j'S'di *• . tn'^- M"^M *-***k Mnnn-hmm n nm 'nw i » mi i.iln ! fi ' ' '• »• > -- ;%*Y% CcLHJt WaiUA. mtwafC'i $,; v;\ ctwtw a dull moment for the WlttU Sox or their many fans |,<v,i iWfelle Ttkdet Lane is around. 1--.^ , ,•• - ' . The fellow isn't afraid to trade. a*':Now, : he has Ferris Fain for r 1V, 'Robinson. You have to give something to get the best hitter / •>" < = In the league. £ * \ Jimmy Dykes has 'done .real If .. well with players obtained from * / - the White Sox and probably will ^ .get the best out, of Uje l#teat .efcipment. «'V.; -V'"^' - " m K we can bcltere what we If , read in the newspapers (and, of FV' course, we do)--Fain hasn't been fe,'- ; •• Jftoo happy in Philadelphia, the I «ity of brotherly love. , He should be very happy in "the spacious Sox park where the flayers are one happy family and the sparring 1« left to the front office. Legion League Rolling Along Our McHenry Warriors travel "$o. Crystal lake Friday night to *£ee what can be done about 'Mopping Holt * Co. -- ' We d< • t know how it can be . jHone unless the unpredictable >ule-makers will permit Coach l^ton.Ja >pot himself In the ' lineup. ;.v, . K ' ^ Speaking of those rule-makers, i. «we hope they never get. their (T . > fingers in the baseball rule if,,t>ook. We might expect to see a batter stop up, take three ^ fwings, then step up and try it tin over again. J But, we were talking about Crystal Lake. Suppose we will lie sitting on opposite sides from i:he likes o* the Bacons and the Knoxes. Well surely look them after the game--if we win! The American Legion Basketball League, consisting of grammar school boys in this area, moved merrily along through another set of games at the high school last Saturday morning. Parents and others, who can find a little time, are stopping in to see a part of the program each week. Cheerleaders are dolled up and pepped up in urging whole program has caught fire In the first game, St, Patrick's high-scoring team rolled along to an easy 32-7 win over St. Mary's. The losers made only one free throw out of 13 chances, missing a chance to close the gap. In the battle for first place, Johnsburg nipped Burton's Bridge 21 to 20. Huemann got 7 of his 13 points in the last quarter to pull this one out of the fire. In the third game, the McHenry J.H.S. had their scoring well spread in a 21-6 win over Wonder Lake. It is evident that the league is not too well-balanced, but time will tike care of that part. The important part is that the league is striving to give the greatest number of boys possible a chance to participate ttl competitive sport. The Warriors stock rose sharply the past week as they beat warren and Grayslake. No game scheduled for next Tuesday, but Zion-Benton will ibe here Friday, February 6. That Musin' column on the front page will tell about continued activity at the new Mc- - Henry Librar^We'd like to add a pat on the back to the following carpenters who were on hand last Saturday: Floyd Freund, Joe Brefeld, Harold Smith, Harold Jensen, Floyd Cooley, Lee Larson, Knute Joh&nson, Fred Bienapfl, Art Harnden and Christopher Zank. DA1LT PINUP8J You oan't live- on lew*, but loving makes living lovelier. When your walk in life becomes a run, you're far too hurried to have any fun. Mute testimony is a thtpderous report. Doing little things well will make bigger things come begging to be done. Regaining a friend is far harder than recouping a fortune. A mistake is soon forgotten unless it encourages an encore. ' ANONYMOUS MAIMBI LOSE * HEARTBREAKS, TO WHEATON . ; 4**i- Forfeits In Two J Classes Handicap ; McHenry Wrestlers By Gil Mercure He McHenry Wrestling Team lost a heartbreaker last Wednesday, to Wheaton Academy by the score of 26-22. The match was a close one all the way, with McHenry taking 6 of the 12 matches and Wheaton taking only four, but McHenry again had to forfeit 10 points to Wheaton because there were no wrestlers to wrestle in _ the 127 and 165 weight classes, their teams on to v»ctolT- ™ ^ has hindered McHenry a great deal all season, because most of the matches were very close. This is quite true, because when you start out the match 10 points behind, it is kind of hard to come out on the top. The Warriors started out the match by losing the first match of the evening, but came back when Bob Stromstead, Chuck Green, and Gene Hughes all added points to the McHenry scoring column. Score Tied 18-16 The McHenry Matmen, tied the score and went out ahead of Wheaton when Gil Mercure and A1 Trendler nosed out their apponents in points and went on to win their matches. v Bob Krickl, wrestling a very fine match, brought his consecutive wins up to 6. ^ STATISTICS Weight Class 95--Paul Jessup of McHenry lost to Qeuz of Wheaton by points. The score was 4-0. 103!--Bob Stromstead of McHenry beat Carding of Wheaton by a pin in the third round 112--Chuck Green of McHenry beat Garber of Wheaton by points. The score was 11-4. 120--Gene Hughes of McHenry beat Quez of Wheaton by a pin in the second round. 127--Forfeited to Wheaton. 183--Don Dowe 61 McHenry lost to Lfndberg of Wheaton by points. The score was 3-0. 138--,iack Pearson of McHenry lost to Rexiluis of Wheaton by a pin in the third round. 145--Gil Mercure of McHenry beat Bullock of Wheaton by points. The score was 4-0. 165--Forfeited to Wheaton. 175--Ron Vacula of McHenry lost to Warner of Wheaton by points. The score was 4-3. Heavyweight: Bob Krickl of McHenry beat Harlbert of Wheaton by points. Tne score was 6-3.. , Wheaton: 3 3 3 3 *U 16 16 16 21 26 26 McHenry: 0 5 8 13 13 13 13 16 19 19 10 22 * > v* > " l'„ ' *> • - v * ' f , W- a\ ^ 1 1 " - > "* ' * ' "v- • - mi. • J J* *' rP&ltp- 8t. Patrick's (82) FO FT PF D. Conway 5 * 0 i T. McMahon S 2 J. Conway #. ' e 2 J. Justen « 0 Rayoraft 2 Eichinger . ' 9 0 -- -- TotalS 18 0 7 St. Mary's (*) FO FT PF J> Clark- A .: 0 J. Walsh 0 0 1 J. Hart " 0 0 D. Freund • .4 * 0 M. Vycital ' 0 0 0 D. Thurlwell - I 0 B. Hansen 1 .9 0 G. Freund 1 1 0 T. Michelsen 0 ' • ' «**... . -- Totals ;C'+' ;*'*§' 1 V Jotmslrarg (11) * FO IT PF Huem«iJBn 4 5 3 Thelen > Weber Thiel Hettermann 1 Totals Barton's Brtye 20 FT PF T. Bae J. Penze B. Salveson J. Copsell H. Schryver R. Hastings » « a i Notes -- MoHENK? RECREATION -- D. of A. -- C. Freund, 442; L. Smith, 449; A. Gaulke, 523; M. Kinsala, 1S7- 493; A. Hogan, 434; M. Pagni, 201-433. K. of G. -- H> Diedrieh, 5®1. Early ' Birds -- • > ; ;• {" V M Kelly, 448; N: I2atftfe, 183; J. Justen, 440; D. Freund, 457; B. Justen, 487; M. Wiedrich, 187; E. Peisert, 184, " , .; %% Monday -- C. Hyatt, 506; C. Thorsell, 532; G. Kleinhans, 518; R. GilUford, 516; L- Thennes, 204*561. Friday Nlte Owls •-- • I. Stoller, 455; J. Rosing, 468; B. Weber, 449; S. Sutton, 204- 510; E. Peterson, 437; Q, Bradley. 435. .."./t - aOWUNO Thurs. Nlte Ladles -- D. Michels, 447; M. Weingart, 488; C. May, 473; L. Meyers, 189-465; J. Jackson, 183-438. -- PALACE -- Tavern --' Weyland, 518; Kinsatei ilO- 203-567; Larkin, 212-549; J. Reld, 209-520; A. Tonyan, 202-547; Rosing, 236-627; C. Behnke, ^25. C. O. F. 9:0fi| --« E. Thennes, 222-530; L. Stilling 521; U Winkel, 562; H. Steffan, 511. C. O. F. 7:00 -- S. Wijas, 524; V. Miller, 521; D. Hester, 200-571; 536; H. Miller, 200-211-980. Old Timers -- Downs, 513; Cristy, 566; Stiller, 212-570; Page, 518; Petersen, 222-538. 1; Business Men -- Kreuger, 203-510. GRUNT AND GROAN GIANTS IN LAKE 41 COUNTY MAT SHOWS i 31 Wrestling fans in this area -- I Will be interested in a couple of Totals 8 4 101 mat shows coming up soon. Efforts are being made to secure McHenry 4. B. II FG FT PFlthe services of Jim McMillen as KeHENHT COUNTRY CLUB ELECTS NEW' OFFICERS FOR YEAR The McHenry Country Club recently elected officers for the ensuing year, choosing Dr. J. B Sayler as president. JBl ner Freund is the new vice-president, "Huppy" Smith continues as secretary and John Herdrich assumes the office of treasurer. Fred Heide was re-elected as a director, joined by Gus Freund and Paul Overton, who will be serving their first term of office. Present directors whose terms do not expire this year are Jim Perkins, Dick Hester and Homer Fitsgenald. The club , has been operating in a popular fashion and the newly elected officers are assuming their duties with enthusiasm sad determination to see that progressive plans are carried out successfully. Hern don chamberlain Useman Olson Cepulis Smith "! Vance Houck Baken Osteity Vycitf^ Totals. City -- Stcffes, 216-215-579; B. Reld, 556; Aregger, 267-626; DoWtto, 543; Blake, 537; Adams, 2d?; Behnke, 207-566; Kreuteer, 212- 546; Smith, 205-555; Rows, 539; M. Budler, 2L33-574; Crouch, 232- 619. Ladles 9:00 -- ^ M. Powers, 435; "Marshsll, 432; G. Barbian, 464; M. Donnelly, 180-451; M. Yegge, 436. S&rbian, Walter Low, Floyd Co- Vtelt. Announcement is made that another match is set for Thursday of this week. You are invited and alleys will be left open ^oj^ive you a chance to Join the • fA^ACS - i Next Saturday nght will wind up the Angles and double matches in the annual Forester bowling tournament at the Palace. Oat Sunday %h« team events will start--32 teams, being* entered. The boys have some big scores to shoot at Saturday night. Vern Freund is out in front in the singles with 689. Vern had a great series with 641 actual pins made up of the following games: 192-246-203. : - Bill Kreutzer is in second jplace with a series only 8 jpins behind Vern. Bill had 633 actual pins and 681 with handicap. Father Miller was in a good spot for first place until spare trouble popped up at the end of his third game. His 587-76-663 Holds third place. . Vern Freund's 1226 leads the All-events. Bill . Kreutzer holds second spot with 1193. Andy Steinsdoerfer has a 247 high game that will stand up against a lot of shootin'. The first 15 in the doubles are all bunched near the top, but Vern Thelen and Jim Freund are on top with 1279. Art Krause bowled a 580 series and his partner, Vern Freund, hit 585 for 1165 actual pins. A 102 handicap gave them a 1267 total and second place at this point. The next two Sundays will be for team events. Then comes the big party, Feb. 15, to talk it all over tgain. FULTON FIVE WINS 53-50 OVERTIME FROM QHAYSLAKE Following a Friday night conference victory over Warren on our home floor, the MCHS Warriors' travelled to Grayslake on Saturday night and notched a 53 to 50 overtime win in nonconference play. McHenry's field goal total led Grayslake 18 to 11, but a 28-17 margin from the free throw line helped the Lake County boys stay in the' ball game. Ron Ford, one of the best (EAT * CMH15^«8; John Bolgpr Hlf* f or 21 Points In Sparkling Effort What's the matter with the Warriors? Nothing. Nothing at all. You should have seen them stage a comeback last Friday point-maker's in these parts, got i "ight on our home floor to beat Not just beduiie they beeaues' they knew wttti their lead aftfr *Kin«d. McHenry's J.V. against more than handle in a 52 to 34 McHenry (4^-, ~ Huemann *• 3 Vlake Bolger »,, Ford stilling;* ^.v Davidsde " • m to # It vim ran Pi M #r 10 1 BaiWerl Freund * I # 1 4 i •v *• Total* t n at it early this time and gave his team a margin in the second quarter. Ron was top scorer in the game with 19 points. Grayslake put on a fourt quarter rally that brought aboi a 48-48 tie at the end of regu lation time. McHenry put it away with a 5-2 margin in overtime. McHenry's J. V. teiun had an easy time winning by a 50-25 count. McHenry's 14 to 1 lead in the first quarter left little doubt as to ths outcome. Oeffling's 13 points and Yokely's 9 led the scoring. AYLEA KITES McHenry Friends mourn the death of Mrs. Carrie Aylea, mother of Mrs. Dorothy Witt of this city, who died last week in Waukegaft. Services and burial were held* there on Saturday. Mrs. Aylea formerly made her home ill McHenry for a number of years. Besides Mrs. Witt, she leaves three sons, William of Waukegian and Jack and Herbert of Libertyville. Want Adi, tike free**#, are iverjrMT** tantness. : - ELM IT. 176 WAUCONDA THURS., FRI. & SAT., JAN. 29-30-31 cbS&S SUSAN MORROW PERTER HANSON JOAN TAYLOR 1 0 II referee for both events. 1 • 1 % 0 The all star mat show, Satur- 1 *4 Olday, January 31, in the Wau- 1 T llkegan High School in Waukegan, li ^ 01 sponsored by the Moose Lodge • • Or 01 of Waukegan, features the highly 0 Q 5 ranking Bill Melby. of Salt Lake 01 City, Utah, wrestling the Ger- J ; 0 31 man Terror Hans Schmidt. 0 11 Pat O'Conner, the New Zea- 1 1 01 land Irishman, who has become -- -- ' --J a sensation in the United States, 8 Ladles 7:00 -- .,*m E. Justen, 444; T, Meyer, 180* 507; L. Ferwerda, m h-„ POLIO MATCH -- The mixed bowling match for the benefit of the Polio fund drew a lot of attention at the Palace last Thursday afternoon. With a 232 game and 604 series, George Rodenkirk led the men for the day- Elsie Winkal's 472 was tops * for the ladies. Others bowling -- some good, some not so good, but all for a good cause--were; < Nell • Fiddler, Mary Powers,- Christine Krinn, Loretta Marke- : son, Gert Barbian, Harold Stef- SUN. MAT. ONLY! FEB. 1 at 2:30 A 4:30 P. M. Bowery Boys "Bowery Battalion" Also 4 Cartoons McHenry (58) FO FT PF Huemaip ^; i :/fff il 4 Aim . • . 0 $ 1 Freund . " 0 Bolger \-9* " $, ? Barbier 0 4 Davidsoif ••f * * 2 Blake 5 Ford ^ 7 5 5 Stilling :: 0 *r1*r 0 -- Totals 18 26 --rr- Grayslake (08) FO if PF Jay Hook 0. 1 2 Oiernotll " 0 i 4 Ward « -- 4k 3 Weichman .«v ? 5 John Hook ~r~ 8 •• 6 5 Cryer 8 « 4 Christen •i:-, S: 2 v>. •• -a--- -- Totals 28 25 Subscribe To Hie Piafcadealer G T H E /X T R F 6 t N O A C l T r W I S C. C N c , i N FRI. A SAT., JAN. 30-31 See vast U.S. Cities van!sh| before your eyes -- 'Invasion, u.sjl'" Co-Feature "TARGET HONG KONG' SUN. A MON., FEB. 1-2 Thq Greatest Love Story, Ever Seen! 1 j m.HAWMP-CMWjg Warren 46 to 38. Warren played a zone defense that Was a dandy and seemed to be working fine until the fighting Warriors stepped .out in the third quarter to erase the visitors' half-time lead of 6 points. The story of thij game centers around a great offensive and defensive performance by John Bolger. When it became evident that his team could not crack through that tight zone, John started looping shots through from the outside. Four of those shots, kept McHenry in the game in the first quarter. Five more in the third period made "Warren come out of the zone. That's when big Ron Ford got his. chance to work in close for shots and he made the most < the opportunity. --Play It Smart-i-* Outscoring the opposition 16 to 5 in the thicd quarter, the Warriors heeded Coach Fulton's orders to control the ball. They didn't go into a: real stalling game, but moved the ball around until an opening showed up. Flory scored 18 points for Warren and was a hard man to stop without fouling. The records will, show that he made 6 out of 7 from the free throw line. This was one of- McHenry's best played games of the season. imjl FRI. A SAT., JAN. 30-Sl» Warren, (i8^ Cassidy^ Meisne^;"^"'"",' ' Farias Flory Craft Robbing " Qurley 1 Abendr0t3|l ^ • Totals fO It If f f I r i i Score by Quarters: McHenry: 12.18 Warren'. •. *•„ 13 24 20--48 IR-IMF. - .y'•(•!?.&-iij -- Bell Peeaas Pecans that are boiled minutes wifl craek whole.' fTI I I. L C fl ENDS TONIGHT! "TALES OFv , HOFFMAN'^* FRI. A SAT., JAN. 80-81 DOUBLE FEATURE £ ;|T Mow* ONTknr and hoor o»13 LAVfFM |UN. A MON., FB3EL- 1-2 JOHN HODIAK LINDA CHRISTIAN In "BATTLE _ plus -- ^ RONALD REAGfjrt DIANA LYNN Is Bedtime For Bopw" SUN. A MON., EVES. ONLY! FEB. 1-2 Not recommended for children! Jennifer Jones Charlton Heston "RUBY GENTRY" 7:00 A 9:00 P. M. CLOSED TUES. A WED. STARTS THURSDAY ^njRRICANE SMITH" A "TURNING POINT" Wonder Lake (6) W. Tronson J. Andersen J. Mahal R. Sellek G. Vogt C. Walker D. Lundborl /" J. Wright f - Tot%ls 111 will use his drop kicks and | fan, Paul Overton; T. Rogers, aeroplane spin iir his efforts to A1 Blake, George Kinsala, Tony FG FT PFI defeat The Mighty Atlas, Febr- Noonan, Skooter Covalt, Mina 0 0 01 uary 6 in the Libertyville High Kinsala, Theresa Steffan, Fanny 1 School Gym in Libertyvlle. | Freund, A. Oonk, Dick Jager, A1 0 0 1 0, \ 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 » 4* 11 W L 7~.. « 0 . . . . 2 1 « 1 . . . . 1 2 . . . . 1 2 0- League Standinmr Johnsburg ...,.. St. Patrick ..... Burton's Bridge St. Mary f^'.. Junior High Wonder Lake .. Games Next Saturday: 8:30 -- Johnsburg vs. Wonder Lake 9:30 -- Burton's Bridge vs. St. Mary -- 10:30 -- Junior *Hlgh vs. St -- •-Patrick. ^ W A T C H FOR GRAND OPENING OF# MARK'S SPORTING GOODS AND MARINE SUPPLIES AT 7:00 P. M. 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Call now I T H A N K S Reeentfy we had the pleasure of presenting, •o the residents of this area the New 1953 - Buicics, Cadillacs, Oldsmobiles, and Pontiacs, ; was the most successful new car antag •arr--hrtp* 9*t >cn «99a. Galra- MiMd trough. Tum- Hs sidis «*•*• S-aallon waSHt 5 - toe* floor hpolyld st odeo r1'•0?0 >w£ 200 h«w- Hotdip aalvanlsoa. Base fee boatsc* ^ VYQITAL'S Hardware , "Bheet Mc*al Shop 182 McHflWy* W? ; vrifeMM PHONE 9ft . nouncerpent we have ever experienced. More| people visited our show rooms and ordered? iiew cars than in any time in our history which dates back 42 years. thanksi and you will always find yourself welcome at "Overtons". Geooral Motors Low Gort Time Paymoni Plan ;^A Car lor Every Piirso and Purpose" **% «k> tr MOTOR SALES 400 Front Street TEL#, McHenry, Illinois OVERTON CADILLAC - P0NTIAC 403 Front Street BUICK -- OLDSMOBILE . to* * l. NvRiuyi •T