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pf> * Si¥ •- *• ' < 'v * '\ ' SJfK'- * A "TP^P^P .1#" ~ tm "V*« .$? * ' ' -•' * *?*\s • r* THE McHENBT PLAntPgktEB ; W®>* played tiddle-de-winks, rtnniln^B and all those hard • but must get down to, th» L^llon Home some night to scientific cribbage m*tuh fcatween Walt Freund and Jfchfc iMtramo. Walt took 4 out •Sf 6 Monday night and movjd Aead It |m*« to IS. Remembef --•it's % lO^fcaroa 9i§tClU ^ ^ • . v;, • CaMJf. U/aC&A. aSN V.F.W. HANDS SHMOOS 9 T01 DEFEAT sixth when Toomey .drove a sound double to left and scored on Zito's hit to center. Miller and Stilling put hita to gether in the Shamrock sixth, but nothing happened. Stilling had tried to get things going in thtw fifth * when he uncorked a real drive to left only to have Zito put up his gloved hand at the right time and right place. "Big John" Toomey Was The Big Man On Mound For Winners Ia pepped-up Elgin V.F.W. baseball team came to town Sun- TVft» Base Hits* Richerson, Toomey, Morton, Krueger. Double Plays: Toomey to Richerson to McCullom; Kallenbach to Richerson. \ Stolen Bases: Morton, Kallenbach, Barth, Miller, Nolan. Sacrifices: Toomey, McCullom Knox, J. Bolger, Bases On Balls Off: Miller, Toomey, 3. Struck Out By: Miller, 5; Toomey, 9. Hit By Pitched Ball: Barth. •Mto-iMitfiiiiiijj im -• n THERE ARE DAYS LIKE THIS That Miller-Stilling' one-two punch showed up again in the seventh. This time Miller singled to right and stole second. Harry got the wood on the ball, but drove a hot liner smack into Kallenback's hands at third. Miller _ . w _ was doubled off third on a close Th* Johnsburg Tigers paid the play. Well, that's the way it Legion team a visit last JOHNSBURG TIGERS ARE SHUT OUT BY ^ ELGIN LEGION 5-0 M M^Mtt: -Bob Vogt in town this day afternoon, finding new life week and didn't know him, until I behind the masterful pitching of he smiled. This is the Bdb %ho«e j John Toomey, and battered down dad ran the drug st^re on tffe I the McHenry Shamrocks 9 to 1. West Side after McAllister and f The Shamrocks scored their before you know who. CITY SIGHTS-- > ^'WGeorge Meyers,' depot ynt, etching his long legs 4fe>ng the railroad ^tracks early Monday morning in a mad sprint to flag down the early morning lone run in the first inning when Andreas led off with a looper to center. Knox sacrificed, Toomey to McCullom. Rosing hit safely to right, but Andreas held up or was held up at third in spite of home plate being unguarded. Andreas got home with ease when Tooomey dropped a train. Seems a freight car got at fjrst ^ on MiHer,g ta&j* and was oa|ba.aan^.ir . | nder Home plate a?ain A's a 10-sceond man, that « arded so R^.ng George.' • Somebody defined an "oldtimer" aa a man who caa remember when a union suit was something you wore instead of something you ftlad against jp$tr «na- !>%•«•. • Fred Wolf, an old column t^and-by, advised u$ to look over ti» changes ia the West Side barber stop tUs* w«tt ' -jr "*l«- :*|p- TPhe characters haven't changed. It's Just a remodel job of the crowd- Jim, into the back room fair a few days, but it didnSt taat,*They deOKied to put t|ito up front. 's j." ?"-5 • -> t- v ~*-C3T- --y"- • • - tM«ybe it was . fortunate we Jtaftr all the conversation and saw rackby Herb and Gene tried to score. Barth managed to .get back to the plate as Toomey blaxed the ball in to nail Rosing on a too-short slide. Harry Stilling grounded to third and Mo- Henry's scoring was over for the day. "Sonny" Miller set 'em down 1-2-3 in the first two innings, but ran into two kinds of trouble in the third. In the first place, the Vets started to tee off on his pitches. In the next place a couple of long, high drives to left and center went for doubles when fleet outfielding could have hauled them in. Let's admit 'twould have to be fleet. --THIS DID IT-- Ten batters faced Miller in the third and this ia the way they used their bats. Kallenbach singled along the left field line. Barth moved him up a notch with a hit to leftcenter. Toomey put his mates in scoring position with a sacrifice bunt. Miller to Molidor. Allen flied out to left and Kallenbach scored when Nolan's powerful throw sailed over home plate. Miller backed up the plate and went. Not that the runs were needed, but Elgin sent three mora across in their portion of the ninth Want to konw how? Twas thisa- way. Krueger filed to first. McCullom lifted a short fly m back of second that Paul Judson (now playing shortstop) couldn't grab. Paul did pick it up and overthrew first to allow McCullom to reach second. KaQenbacfe's' hit to left put McCullom on third. Kallenbach stole second and McCullom scored while a collision at second base waa being untangled. Barth singled to right and Kallenbach went to third. Toomey surprised with a bunt that both Miller and Phil Judson (now catching) went after. Miller picked up the ball and Phil slid on the seat of .his pants. There was nothing to do about Barth's homecoming so Miller threw to first to get Toomey for the second out. Allen singled to center and went to second when Rosing missed on a bare-hand pickup. Barth scored run ntimber three. Rosing camped under Zito's fly to end the inning. Toomey, who did a great job of pacing himself all way, bad plenty left to set the Shamrock down in order in their last chance. Too much Toomey. - -- ELGIN V. F. W. A.* Mr- ft. Sunday and ran into a shut-out performance by pitcher Art York; It was a 5 to 0 final. Willie Klapperich allowed only six hits and three walks, but too much happened in the second inning when Elgin sent four runs tripping across the plate, Tom Huemann had a big day for himself with' a double and two, singles. Added to this, Tom stole two bases and threw out two would-be stealers. Bob Peisert, who has returned from overseas military service, returned to the Tigers and played second base. ELGIN LBGIOirJ. JM*. <%. Ticklers VACATIONERS ARE HUNTING BARGAINS AGAIN THIS YEAR Kuntzmlller CP greatest change k the re- - of the old bath tub. Reteat- the men t snared the throw. Barth moved • to go to the barber shop Saturday night bath? There taant many tubs in thostf days so you paid your two-bits and tibep shop furnished towel ana >ks like Fred was right, place, baa gone modern. But. characters haven't changed. [e are sorry as all get out we ean't run box scores this of the softball league Shortage of help and a breakdown knocked us loop. Here are some results: Lake Shamrocks 29 -- Yanks 20. Bank 18 -- Wonder A. C. 14 Tanks g -- McHenry Sand qravel 7 » lo^tTBaifk 10 Bimbo's 3 | tfc# game listed "Hans" for s for the Shamrocks id £jL£trat 5 for 5 for the In the last game, Ray Ird^ mm* throng* . wMfc 4 >lf don't fSrget movie on "Little Baseball" Friday, June M. at St. Patrick's j||P^ool Hall. Fathers, sons, any- Wf, who is interested are urged' to attfend. That means everybody. ^Ifiva tOBms have been lined up . V»'|taH the teenage softball leag »e. Games will probably be talayed on Monday, Wednesday ••nd Friday evenings at 7 o'cateck on the high school field!* to third on Zito's hit to right. Then came two-baggers by Richardson, Morton and Krueger, to Che score 5 to 1. McCullom drew a pass. Kallenbach, the fellow who started the rally, came up for the second time in the inning and watched a third strike sail by to end proceedings. Elgin threatened with two hits after two outs in the fourth, but John Bolger came up with Rich-I Totals ardson's hard hopper for a force-1 Score by Innings: out at third. I Elgin: 005 601 003 -- S McHenry 100 000 000 -- 1 Allen RF a 0 2 Zito LF • * 1 3 Richerson SB --~--- 1 * Morton CF ,1 1 Krueger SS 0 5 McCullom IB , " 3 1 % Kallenbach SB 5 2 •"r Barth^ C 4 2 t Toomey, P 3 1 I Totals '41 • M SHAMROCSUr A3. R. H. Andreas, RF 3 l 2 Phil Judson. C * I 0 0 B. Knox, 2B •;'53. 0 0 Rosing, CF 0 1 Miller, P 0 S H. Stilling, C •4 0 1 Nolan, CFj 3 0 0 Molidor, 3B -- 3 0 0 Nickels, lB 2 0 0 Molidor, IB < 1 0 •..ft. Paul Judson, SS I * Hf J. Bolger, SS • 1 0 ft --w " Elgin picked up a run in the' HOURS WEST SIDE BARBER SHQf : toe WmI Mais SbMt I . Ni«W Look with three chairs for Better Sarvioe JRONEST -- JOHN DREYMILLER MAJfDSOME -- FRANK KEMFFR > WINDY -- JIM McANDREWB y> 8 to 6, Mon., Tuea., Thurs. St Sat. -- Fri. <8 to f CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS BJick 3B x . Wilson Darling sj» • Farney IB, v ; Tennant C ! Francis 2B ' Ruffoorn mm: York P ' "H Totals JOHNSBURG R. Freund LF Katz IB H. Freund. SS C. Hiller 3B Huemann C S. Meyer CF Klapperich P Peisert 2B H. Schmitt RF A3. 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 _• A • 4 R. 0 1 6 l 6 1 1 # R. 0 0 0 0t 0 0 Q 0 0 H. 1 l1 0 0 0 t 1 t t H. 1 0 1 2 & I 0 | "He'f the best bouncer we ever had. When he isn't btfVX* .he's forever practicing!** , ^ ii iii-n^tui i ) ii i in a m/liJHtvmmmmmmmmiimmmvmm a DISTRICT BASEBALL TOURNEY GAMES IN SWING Battle In Prospect "•/ As Woodstock And Lake Forest Clash Totals Score by Innings: Elgin Legion: 040 010 OOx-76 , Johnsburg: 000 000 000--^0 Stolen Bases: Huemann, 2. Two-Base Hits: Kuntsmillor; j Huemann. Double Plays: Francis to Farney; Huemann to H. Freund; Huemann to Hiller. ^ Struck Out By: Klapperich, 3; York, 1. Bases On Baills Off: Klapperich, 3; York, 1. r Winning Pitcher: York. mtk* The district baseball tournament, which leads up to the state tournament, started on the Johnsburg diamond last week-end. The Crystal Lake V.F.W. team played heads-up baseball to beat Richmond 7 to 1 in the first game Saturday. Woodstock took the O'Hare Air Fields team into camp 11 to 3. On Sunday afternoon the Glen Naval Air Station nine defeated North Side A. C. of Waukegan 5 to 1. Lake Forest won a 10 to 5 game from Lake Zurich. The tournament resumes on Saturday afternoon of this week with Woodstock facing Lake FOrest. This should be one of thte real battles of the event. rstal Lake and the Olen |^lllUI«yillWllllHIUII mmiiiHuini ffta IIiAmmi HwmmmmimttimiHmiliimininnnts SKEET AND TRAP SHOOT SATURDAY JUNE 20 & 21 t SUNDAY, • 1:00 p.m. View NaVal Air Station team" will meet on Sunday afternoon. Remember -- all games are being played on the Johnsburg diamond. Game time has been set for 2:30 P. M. GAMES NEXT SUNDi -- June 21st - Elgin Legion at McHenry^ Crystal Lake at Elgin V.F.||/. Algonquin at Spring Grovel Johnsburg at Richmond Woodstock open date ON HONOR ROLL The • honor roll for spring quarter, 1963, qf. Northern Illinois State Teachers college has been released. A total of 300 students were named, including Barbara Nelson, a sophomore, of Fox street, McHenry. THE* RIVIERA Show Place of the Middle Weat Lake Gehera, Wisconsin LOOK HERE! F I 10 Shell. Ske# 10 Shells Trap • Anonymous backwiddoa. Jt PINS: takes more than global S^T«t«gy to the world on fire, ibeky break may in effect actual mend. ,, ity is rememhereiL_Jtiien le' is forgotten. improve your lot in life. § lottalk is the seed of big 1 anonVmous •tp-iii.W- , Golf V^lHhlieya will be a ladies* golf Wnent at the McHenry »t|y; club on June 23, to !h.' ladies from Crystal Lake Woodstock are invited as IfUefrta. All McHenry ladies wishing to 4 that day must sign up at ' w cluMiouse by Friday. June 19. Kighteen-hole players will ^egin at 8:30 in the morning "id nine-hole players at 0:15. "MOTOR FUEL ALLOTMENT A total of 18,806.02 was allocated to McHenry county from atate motor fuel tax funds for it was disclosed at a meet- °f tbe board of supervisors The largest grant April allocation goes to -J** tawnshlp, the total be- HOW ABOUT SHE FORGOTTEN MAN n * HHfh 'GVB 1 Mallard Duck (Dressed) Ifigh Gtta 1 Mallard Duck ' (Dressed) 60 Target Compulsory Combined Skeet & Trap High Gun First Prize & Booby Prizes Chain O'Lakes Gam* Fields and Hiller est Rod & Gun Club i ON ReCTE IM 1 Mn ic WEST OF ROUTE 12 S MILES NORTH OF VOLO Vacationers are huntina tor bargains this season. Areas offering the best values will receive the business during peak vacation months reports Curtis Proud, director of the Travel Bureau for the Chicago Motor club. r "Lower off-season rates for hotel accommodations ' and for transportation often make it possible for the family or individual with a limited vacation budget to enjoy the comforts and luxuries that command steeper rates during the so-called 'high seasons'", stated Proud. Special notice ia being made of summer cruise offerings to ports of the Caribbean, South and Central America during the summer, when rates in these countries are at their most reasonable. Flying holiday tours also enable the summer tourist to en- Joy the delightful resorts of the West Indies, Nassau and Bermuda at a minimum of expense and maximum of enjoyment and comfort. Nassau alone has reported a 445 per cent increase in summer bargain hunters. The cost of these independent tours includes transportation, hotels, meals, sightseeing and transfer - to and from airports and hotels. A budget- minded traveler actly what his trip will . fore he leaves hoirte and «. too, that every detail planned in advance. Just as summer is the hunter's delight in the Late summer and fall are seasons to attract the thrifty to Europe. Not only do rates on airlines and many steamers, an<t<*£* even at hotels abroad, go down^tfr in late summer and early au^f tumn, but there is the pleasure tr of seeing the countries of Borop#??u ~ at their lerisurely best. Autumjif;ffcwine festivals, fairs, theatMbtd')^ and musical programs add gaietytas for the visitor as the local resUfsiu dents relax at these events. IF ITS WORTH DOINCM ^ .i t j\nm,i ^AS^V •WIPURXASJ- : . . i - t t *--• I s •j#;'.rS5e • >'• , 1 ftaai RT. I78|M 1WAUCONDA THURS., FRI. A SAT., ^ JUNE 18-10-20 "DESTINATION GOBI" (Technicolor) Richard Widmarfc. 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