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rsJf " /y £CLHJ(L CUaJUh. - amtoH;' s WE UKE: ^ , A food cup of coffee--in a big cup. (We can put up with a Cup of tea now and then, but %lways keep "remembering what Our Dad use- to say about tea-- "The - stuff is half water". A good baseball game. (Sup- J»ose there will Ae baseball weat h e r s o m e d a y ) . : v v _ ; A power lawn mower./ t , Mom's cooking at our ; house. (That's our trouble). Scrap books. * » An old picture album.,-. \ ., "What's My Line?"'^,,,.9:30 Sunday nlghj., A;V-:A.:^c*tiq^^.;-:" THINGS WE'D LIKE TO SEE AGAIN:; Woild peace. Uncle Tom's Cabin. {You remember those tent showsK A buck worth a buck'. The scales tip at 175 pounds when we step on for a look. 21. TIGERS' DANCE-- The Johnsburg Tigers want us to tell you that they are 'sponsoring a baseball d^rtce in the .lew Johnsburg Memorial Park Hall next Saturday night. Even if you don't care 10 kick up your heels much, it Will be worth your while to look over that new building. It <s ideal as ' a community center. v Of course; the tram would like to have you turn out. Running a ball game takes plenty of the old do-ve-jne. There is an ad- .^ifc-vance sale of tickets so it" might be well to get a couple ttoy time LAST DAY-- Tomorrow (Friday, May 8) is the last day for schools to enter the V.F.W. softball tourney for grade school boys. Harold Bell watched us get a haircut this week and couldn't believe that a barber would have the nerve to charge full price for so little work. Of course, Harold has a good mop of hair, but is starting a club for the protection of less fortunate bald-headed men. You may have seen reports that a McHenry man leads the Elgin Watch City Bowling Tournament in the singles events. That fellow is Al. Leight. He bowled games of 234-179-182 for 595 actual pins.. Add to this a 153 handicap and the score Stands at 748. * Speaking of a different kind of handicap, Al doesn't believe • there is such a thing. Maybe he did have to get a pair of new limbs following military service. Does he ask any odds ? v Nope-- not Al.. Guess it's what a fellow has behind the belt that counts. The Shamrocks have an- open date so will play the Crystal Lake Boosters Ifere. DAILY f®HT8: A last resort is seiaST. a vacation. , All it takes to transform a restfull male into a roaring lip^i is*to clean up his den. Food for thought is not always the most palatable. • A good loser may still be a champ; a poor Joser aljvays will be a chump,. ' When success . I^m ^a man s head common Sense "must come to his rescue.., ^ , ' " ANONYMOUS LOCAL AMERICAN LEGION SPONSORS JUNIOR BASEBALL „ Boys From Entire Area Invited To Enter Their Names The McHenry Post No. 491 of the American Legion will again sponsor a Junior Legion Baseball team. The local post has sponsored a team for many years in this nation-wide program. A large percentage ^ of the present major league players played Junior Legion baseball during their high school days. McHenry will again participate in the Junior Legion McHenry County Baseball League. Plans ^re being made for an eight or nine team league. Woodstock, is the defending champion. New Uniforms • - Any boy who has not reached his seventeenth birthday before January 1, 1953 is eligible to play Junior Legion Baseball. The McHenry Post invites any boy in the McHenry Area to try out for the team. . It, is hoped that the schedule can be worked out so not to conflict with the games of the Fox Valley League in which some boys in this area compete. The post invites boys from Johnsburg, Ringwood, Lake mo or, McCullom Lake, Volo. Wonder Lake arid any others from the community to try out for the team. It is hoped that the boys in this age bracket will show enough interest to warrant the post's purchasing new uniforms. The start cf practice will be announced at a later date. All home trames and practice sessions will be held r»t the City Baseball Park. Any boy who did not reach his seventeenth birthday before Jan. 1, 1953 and is interested in playing Junior Legion Baseball is asked to send his name, address, telephone number and date of birth to: Junior legion Baseball Station Box 13 MeHenry, Illinois SHAMROCKS OFF TO GOOD START WITH 4-0 WIN "Sonny" Miller Hurls 2-Hit Game At Crystal Lake Manager "Sonny" ^ Miller got Tjiis team off to a good start last Sunday at Crystal Lake as the "Micks" won 1»y a 4 to 0 score. Miller pitched a 2-hit shutcut in leading his team to victory and allowed nary a free pass to first base. Th^T Shamrocks showed lack of batting practice with only four safe blows rattling off their bats, but eight walks might indicate that the boys were looking 'em over. - - Guv Bolger proved that, age doesn't mean a thing as he backed up first base on an overthrow in the second inning to cut down a runner going to second. Manager Miller thought rookie Rob Weber looked "mighty good" as he laid down a perfect squeeze bunt in the eighth for a safe hit. The Micks looked plenty sharp for their first game and look for added, punch when the Judson boys return and start swinging big bats. Shamrocks AB B G. Molidor, 3B 4-0 J. Bolger. SS 5 0 D. Rosing. , 5 0 S . M i l l e r , P 3 . 2 H. • Stilling, LF 1 1 J. Molidor, IB 4 0 B. Bolger, CF 3 0 D. Paluchj RF >2 0 R. Weber, RF 10 G. Bolger, C 3 1 Trtals 31 4 Crystal Lake , AB Jt Kingston. CF I 4 0 Feffer, IB 4 0 Bodv C 3 0 Wier. js/ » 3 0 Gaulke, s\ 3 .0 .Oelerrt, RF 3 0 t>eWitz, 2B 3 0 Crimmins, P? Rower, P ft* r* McKENHY PLAINDEALER Thursday, May 1. 1953 MCHS NIB. teats MEW 16 INCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE UbertyviUe « ' foRGAMZED FOR MEN OVER 25; Our MCHS baseball team conrAKE ACTION ON • - -- « . r "AVERN HOURS AT f I F U A | \ «AY BOARD MEETING ~ Unues to win. Last Friday the j GROUP HEADQUARTERS AT MARK'S team travelled to • Libertyville; •• And brought home a 4 to 1 vie- --•---- tory. i Enthusiasm is running high Hits were very scarce to' put this week as a new 16 inch softit mildly. Marunde got two safe ball league is being organized blows for McHenry and that was in the McHenry area" the sum total. Baum and Collins1 Mark's Sport Store on Green each got a hit for the losers 1 Street has been designated as McHenry hopped off to a 3- ! headquarters for the laague and run lead in the first inning, more , entries must be made there on than enough fOr lefty Harold Ior before Mfty 22nd Sponsors Schmitt. ' Iare needed. The Warren nine will be here I There wU1 be a limit of ei«ht News About Our Servicemen this (Thursday) afternoon, and next Tuesday McHenry plays at Crystal Lake. McHenry Marunde, IB Bolger, SS Weber, 3B Huemann, c " L. Freund, CF M. Freund, LF' Srhmeltzer, RF Jackson,:. 2B Schmitt, P Totals Libertyville Baum, CF Rouse, RF Buckert, Kay, C Eiserman, SS Collins, IB Gurtowski, 3B Wells, LF Newman, P AB 4 •' i v;".2ivv " . : ir 22 AB 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 2 2 24 B .V 0 0 1 ^i-^jihows promise of efficient inan- 0 0 >* 0 0 0 0 0 ,0 0 1 0 r Totals 26 Score by Innings: Shamrocks: 010 010 020--4 C. Lake; 000 000 000--0 Double Plays: G. Molidor to i Rosing to J. Molidor; DeWitz to Gaulke to Feffer. Bases on Balls Off: Miller, 0; Crimmins. 3; Rower, 5. Winning Pitcher: Miller. Totals Score by Innings: McHenry 310 000 0--4 Libertyville: 001 000 0--1 LAST RITES HELD IN CHICAGO FOR ROBERT MEISEL Funeral services were held last 0 ^ Friday in f Chicago for Robert "'Meisel, 73,'a resident of Maple Drive, Wonder Lake for about fifteen years. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery. Mr. Meisel died April 28 at ' the Villa Rest Home, Pistakee Bay. - The deceased was a retired employee of the express division of the Pennsylvania railroad, where he worked for forty-one years. Survivors include" one daughter, one son and five grandchildren. teams in v this league. As scfbn as entries -are closed, I the team managers will start lining up. a schedule. Tentative rules have been set up to govern various phases of the league organization and the handling of games. Rather than a hit and miss plan, this league agement that is bound to, spell •continued success. The Umpires Protective Association of Greater Chicago assures instructions and assistance to umpires who wish to join their ranks in preparation for working these games. * Dick Weber and Bob Dorn have teams lined up at this time and plan a practice game this (Thursday) evening at 7 o'clock. A diamond is being marked off at the City of McHenry athletic field where games will be played. We haven't attempted to give you all the rules and information on this new league, but urge you to drop in to Mark's if you are interested in getting into the group. It looks like plenty of fun ahead and your sports page will try to keep you posted all the way. James Molitor, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Molitor of Lakemoor, has just arrived home on a thirty-day furlough from duty at Fairchild," Wash. He is grateful to the Plaindealer and to the Legion for making it possible for him to receive the paper during the eighteen months since he left to join the Air Force. Next Saturday, May 9, the ycung serviceman is being married to Miss Shirley Sances, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8am Sances of Chicago, in St. Therese church in that city. They plan to drive r to -New York on their honeymoon. The coupty league played some ball games in spite of dampness. You will see separate story ot. I the Shamrock victory. Spring Grove showed up at Johnsburg, but had only eight players. This resulted in a 9 to 0 forfeit, but a practice game was played. Woodstock won a 2 to 1 game from the Elgin VFW while the Algonquin-Elgin Legion game was postponed. Next Sunday Johnsburg travels to the Elgin V.F.W. diamond and that should be quite a battle. Woodstock goes to Richmond and Crystal Lake to Algonquin. i "Hallmark," greatest name in greeting cards. Distinctive Gifts' for All Occasions. Agatha Shop 110 S. GREEN STREET Ij'HONE 145-J V. _~A~~Head person may vote, legally, if he mails an absentee ballot and then dies before election day. ERRORS SPOIL GOOD OFFENSE AS MCHS TIES DUNDEE 10-10 COMMITTTE CHAIRMEN Among new standing committee heads selected last week by Stanley Cornue, new county board chairman, were Math N. Schmitt of McHenry, elections; and LeRoy M. Smith, sheriff's committee. Coach McCracken's baseball boys found their hitting clothes in "a game with Dundee this week, but loose defensive play held the team to a 10-all tie; Out-hitting Dundee 15 to 6, the McHenry team should have put the game away with ease. ' Wally Frett took over for Loren Freund in the second inning and pitched good ball. (Note: Sorry. Box score has to be omitted since it does not add up right.) ach. FOR FREE INTRODUCTORY BRING THIS AD NELSEN and GREGG DANCING SCHOOL EVERYBODY WELCOME BE POPULAR INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN BY PROFESSIONAL TEACHERS IN ALL SEVEN BALLROOM DANCES Including: Fox Trot - Swing - Waltz - Rumba Tango - Samba - Mambo EVERY SUNDAY FROM 2 TO 4 P. M. AND EVERY SUNDAY THEREAFTER PRICE -- $8.00 for 3 Hours . AT CLUB LILYMOOR ROUTE 120 AT LAKEMOOR DEUGHTER Lifetime Aluminum Furniture Designed For Good Living Easy Opening & Folding -- Rigid & Strong i Rust and Corrosion Reelstant { Comfortable -- Colorful, Durable Fabrics. ... {. Light in weight, ye: sustains over 500-lbs.;1 J • folding Chairs for Home, Boat, Office and Chab. a Beach Rests - Sun Cots - Sport Seats Swivel Seats - Tray Stands and Special Order Items Remember Mother! MAY 10th IS HER DAY Come In and See Our Complete Line of Appliances For Home ft Kitchen. THE RIVIERA Show Place of the Middle Wwt LAKE GENEVA, WISCONSIN "These" few lines" I'm about to set down are to tell all of my old friend^ and classmates of *51 of my fate. "Last April 15 I was inducted into the armed forces along with others. All inductees were then shipped Mo Fort Sheridan, where we were processed and shipped out. "I was among the lucky ones that was transferred to Camp Gordon, Ga., for signal corps training. Right now training will be basic for eight weeks. After that I may go into mechanics tiaining. "Ke6p the home front going and let me hear from .all of you. My address is "PVT. WILLIAM J. MALSCH "B.T.G. S.C.R.T.C. Co. I ,' "Camp Gordon, Ga." "From Camp Chaffee, Ark., comes a word of thanks from Ronald Tranberg: *" "Just a few lines of appreciation to the many persons who make it possible for me to receive the local pa^er every week. It really is nice ^o keep up to date on the news in our home town. I am receiving training as a cannoneer in the artillery. In closing. I again would like to thank the American Legion and the many other persons who .make it possible for reive the local paper. , "Sincerely yours, "RONALD TRANBERG" T A plea was made to the county board last week by Supervisor Math N. Schmitt and his assistant, LeRoy Smith, asking that the opening and closing for taverns outside corporate limits cf cities and villages oe changed. Their request was- mide on behalf of a large number of tavern keepers in the summer \esort area around McHenry. They asked that the taverns be allowed to open at 6 a.m. the same as taverns within the city. The opening hour under the county liquor ordinance is noon on Sunday. Closing hour is 1 a.m. After much discussion, in which various supervisors tcok stands on both sides of the question, it was decided to give the matter further thought. It was delayed for action until tlfe next meeting. NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of MICHAEL MOSCINSKI, Deceased. Notice is hereby ^iven to all persons that June 1st, 1953 is the claim date in the estate of MICHAEL MOSCINSKI, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be tiled against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons: > GEORGE O. CHURCHILL, Executor. WILLIAM M. CARROL, Jr. Attorney at Law *** Woodstock, Illinois, 7 : a • Pub. April 23 - "May 7-14) - Treason is the only crime defined in the Constitution ot the United States. » ;' Forty-eight guns, one for each gStitfi, constitutes a national salute. • What Could Be Better? Enjoy an Evening of D A N C I N G Every Saturday Night BUD WILBUR & His Orch. Now Featured Music Tailored for Dancing Pleasure ; LOOK! Who's Coming ! | May 29 - Dick Jurgens [ Always the Best in Dance Music THE RIVIERA QENOA T H E A T R E G t- H O & C U T , W I S C O N S I N FRI. & SAT., MAY 8-9 Robert Mitchum Jean Simmons "ANGEL FACE" -- Co-Feature -- Dennis Morgan Rita Morend "CATTLE TOWN" "-'SUN'"&1TON" M"AT'ITIT- "COME BACK LITTLE SHEBA" SHIRLEY BOOTH Co-Star -- Bert, Lancaster . -- Co-Hit -- • " " • m m m d f r ' a mmmmmmmmmmmmmmt LEGAtS NOTICE OF CLAIM. DATE Estate of THOMAS A. BOLGER, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons that July 6lh, 1958, is the claim date in the estate of THOMAS A. BOLGER, Deceased, pending in the County Court < McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed af&inst the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons.. WALTER J. BOLGER anc< THOMAS F. BOLGER, Executors VERNON J. KNOX Lawyer > Crystal Lake, Illinois. - (Pub. 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