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> I V qy '-. /. M. I - .... ,.v 4' ^ r J. " • ;T' • /;•- rumyr ^ ^ THE McHENAY W.^ j y f.TB*, "* ** \ * **"• ***»' »t* . * S"* > .J -*»* -• .s.. v - *\ •:W . ss £a/t&> Wo£aA, D OLD TIMERS WIN 4-2 BALL GAME Watching the boys go back, •cho°l m*k- -think ,h y FR0H SHAMROCKS >uld declare tttU "National Haircut WHu' v* For those heeding the school hell, it was a short vacation. As we heard. '"It isn't fair -- ,ne months school and only iree months vacation." Expected Comedy Turns Into Real Classy Contest The stage was set for a comedy act as the Old Timers Appeared at the V.F.W. park for i A /)nv otonrl affoinut tho '!W i Phannenstill, LP, Rlr 2 ' Kreutzer, P Newkirk, SS ' fr'" T. Bolger. Dick Conway, M Whiting. 2B Geo. Larkin. CF N. Freund, Wagner, P Totals 8launroc|j» G. Molidor. 3® B. Knox, 2B ,' Paul Judson, IB U Stilling, CF C. Weir. SS - H, Stilling. LF j. Bolger, P. CF Phil Judson. C, RF Jack Molidor, CF, C S. Miller, CF,rPv/_ Totals » « PlanMd " to - ®eei . the- special * one day stand against the 53jSooiv by Innings: * ilay-off gaine at Johnsbur^ Sat-(McHenry Shamrocks last Sun- Gld < 1E1T1 ddaayv , bbuutt oouurr SS.BB..CC. wwaass in I day. But. J somebo"dr?y Jcha"nge d the I shamrocks: 0w0v0 *uu wv--* town and had an idea we Should jscript and the old boys showed jTiwo Hits; Jackson, Con Old Timers 000 200 200 000--2 too up Intakes (dick nd had an idea we snouia p"»"; - .• -• rwo to Milwaukee to 8ee what j amazing skill uj wuuu^ a *ell- way Charlie .Grimm's boys. played ball game by a 4-2 mar-j^. gin. * j" As the former players gather-' ,'ed 'round the bench to choose staunc | phannenstill as their mana- Three Base Jffts:Conway, Knox. .Weir.' ' ' Stolen Bases, r "Moll dor, JPhil ""X-.'OttrS.B.C., j AI i-naimensuu uit-ir in Judson.'-" • ;• pub fan,--Wants to relay, the !ger yle huffs and puffs led on|u Struck Ovlt by Kreuntaer, 3; Routing information to 1 • J to think they had left their best i Wagner, 1; J. Bolger, 1* S fl'iigley, lefforts behind in those few min- j Miller, 1. ' ' ' utes of practice. But, the old Bases Qn Ballg off W r r a fhlat ac mnet Kaira fmin/1 .. ® * ' JOHNSQUITA WTFTB SPECIAL PLAY-OFF FROM SHAMROCKS The Johnsburg Tigers ,won the special play-off game last Saturday from the McHenry Shamrocks, giving them possession of fourth place in the county base* ball league and a spot in the championship play-offs. Score: 8 «t 3 While Willie Klapperich Was holding the Shamrocks to 6 hits, the Tigers were hammering out 15 safe blcuMt including some for various dstances. Howie Katz had the only home run of the game. Tom Huemann had the most hits ^ * siffgle, double and triple. Johnsburg - (8) Si Meyeraf IB Katz. 3B R. Freund, LF C. Hiller, SS Fulton, CF Huemann, C ^ J. Freund, RF Peisert, 2B v Klapperich, P-;.* ILLINOIS HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS HAVE MODIFIED GAME CODE AB K H 5 0i 2 I 2 V :: 2 2 f l ' 2 5 ft 'a' .:5 a- After Mdng the Cardinals Ijeat the ^Braves, our recommendfation to the Cubs would be Short. Buy Musial. - , wooro \jii oain on wagner J athletes must have found their, H Freundi 1; j \ saAAflf) iinn/1 ' Of* STAN MAVIS STARS second wind. John Bolger started on the hill -for the Shamrocks •'while . -- _ . ---,-- Bill Kreutzer stepped forth ft>: AS ALGONQUIN WINS FWU C«'t get aw ti»t -Old j the Old Timers. John set the OVER TIGERS 15-0 _ Timers-Shamrock game in which hatters down in order for three i the comeback boys won a neatly! innngs. Came the fourth and Stan Mavis was the star in all plaved A to 2 game. Henry Jackson opened wth a (departments last Sunday as Al- • two-base hit. Jerry Larlcin gonquln defeated Johnsburg 15 2S2S? ^mlde^d Xni" /,rst round' °f th« 75S3: KiVtMr -pnTvj^o.l, ^ M,.fuUy. Of course, the mfield-; ollt of hls glovp A bv Mrt- jJSS* nT.'SL ^ 'ft f bMe jput Jerry across. | ' The two teams will square off I v -L * 11 looked like ^ expected (again next Sunday at Johnsburg. I Tha Shamrocks' took chances "was going to happen in the Algonquin (IS) tfe base paths in the early I Shamrock half of the second. Koch, 3b lyings. then suddenly found Larry Stilling hit a long drive Wilbrandt, rf ia • ball game. jover "Fleetfoot" PhannenstUl's J Grotemeyer, rf f i -- ' head for what looked like a Broederdorf, ss There Was' plentv of fun for, homer. But, those Old Timers Boyd, lb 0* crowd and the Old Timers !were sharp. Larry failed to Blanken. If altbuld get over their aches and'touch »<**>"<! base and they saw j Mavis, p j it. Weir then hit a triple in the | Fitzgerald, c isame area and was nailed at the 'Bangert^ cf >.ins to tee time. • plate on relay from shortstop Rattray, cf J. Wilbrandt, 2b _ . fuiLc uii a ren The big disappointment came: Harold Freund. irtth tl»e failure of Bob Knox. .. . • . '."F ^uruVf«s i arr h 3 ^ TO,.,, . puM hand to e x p l a i n the a d " 0" K™* l>Jpled and Paul Jud- ( #> • v , j son singled. Larry Stilling forced |Sl Meyers, IB. Judson and eventually scored on Comstock, IB an overthrow of second. Joe;Katz- 3B tag to slMHT «p, ' Bob j "Moose" Wagner had replaced iR Freund, LF lie- nufttll TWO* 1W*th | Kreutzer in the fourth and al-iC- Hiller, SS Slowed only one more hit the' Fulton, CF 'next three ipnings- that one a'^uemann. C , Bill Burfeindt's dog won 'third bunt that "Sonny" Miller BH. -i tm a field of eighteen in the field;ged mto j"81 the ri£h* spot be- J Freund, RF AB 4 3 . %- -i; 5 4 1 4 R H 0 "0 1 0 1\ 0 * 2 39 15 11 AB R II 0 0 0 0 0 ^0 0 %ials- -avt tP l»ai.n.ufieraldu ou,vcerr tuhiec LLMa--t! tween ^ first baseman l|0r Day weekend. Nice going. fPitcherjmpetition is tough in those Dick Conway, who V In the Lions tennis trophy tournament, Vernon Freund ad- Jbneed to the second round with i close victory over Jack Justen. Bruce Klontz won over Bob Bajwn in a long, close match. Fa- P»er Vandf rpool defeated Paul ^arvey three-set contest. |§ With jiio* much on the griddle $his week, we couldn't get out i big spread, but would like to *»ve you people who see the and j ° Jackson, P IL. Freund, p .. hit and ! ~ e|feI.tf 2B fielded as in days gone by, led i U'A.P « off the seventh with a triple | a^er ' that was bouncing for the woods when John Bolger (in center-) made a good stab. Dick came in with the winning run when "Guv" Bolger lofted to center. Conway hit a double in the eighth and scored on George Larkin's smash to right field. This burst of hitting in the. finjal stages was done against "Sonny" Miller, a picher of lofty standing in the county league. JHarold Freund offered to pitch one inning for the Old Timers ® « 0 1 0 3 0 2 Totals 31 Score by Innings Johnsburg: 000 000 000- 0 Algonquin: 024 203 40x--15 Two Base Hits: Broederdorf, Boyd. Blanken, Mavis, gerald, Bangert. Three Base Hits: Mavis. Home Runs: Mavis Struck Out by Jackson,. 2; Freund, l; Mavis, 8. Bases on Balls off Schmltt, 5; Klapperich, 1; Jackson. feed of a recreational program!so the eighth was his spot He Freund. Mavis, 2. Start advertising the big fall threw oouutt two batters on tanps Doub,e P,ay»: C. HiUer to Com S^val being planned for the to the mound and got the oher " benefit. cm a roller to Jfrry LarkU| at '-• j first base. . The steam behind this festival j "Nickie" Freund was the pit- Is^ being furnished by the V.F.W. jcher in the last of the ninth They will go a long way in put-j and handled the situation very ^*7 thw over a b«g way. hut j abiy Paul Judson grounded to WU1 need help from everybody, j "Moose" at third, who bent way ThA u j- 'd°^ f°r the PickuP and Sot his i ne MTRA has had its ups j man. Miller and Weir flied to j7»T nd ..d owns, but is now definitelyw ,J cent--er- w" herev GvreevoirKgCe LLiadrl kKiinn yn its way. it has settled down .handled the putouts with the to a point where the program is sureness of an old pro. planned to start modestly and » . . .ytw fa*f " ^ P^P^Imostly expecting to^see^the^fd ^ teethe community want it to|fellow y s st P umble g JS -3 stock. Want Ads, like freedom, are everybody's business. Aoe.24-Oer.3t 9:3$ t.M. Totals ' Shamrocks (3) G. Molidor, 3B Wii tz, PH B. Knox. 2B Wier, RF, CF S. Miller, p H. Stilling, LF Phil Judson, C Paul Judson, IB J. Molidor, RF B. Bolger, CF J. Bolger, SS 3& 8 in AB R II 5 , 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 .1 0 0 0 / Totals 34 3 6 Score by Innings: y Johnsburg: 010 231 lOx--8 Two Base Hits: Knox, Fulton, Huemann, J. Freund. Three Base Hits: - J. 4Bolger. Katz, Fulton, Huemann. Home Runs: Katz. Struck Out by Klapperich, ll. Bases On Balls off Klapperich, 7; off Miller, 1. DAILY PINUPS: Some folks freely go to the top, others just hit the ceiling. Some just groan along the road, while others ride free-wheeling. A hero could become a bore, but a bore could not be classed a hero. Some people consider others' ideas colossal, when they coincide with their own. Pride without dignity is like being perched on a pedestal with an unsteady base. It pays to be a patient pedestrian, instead of paying to be a pedestrian patient. • ANONYMOUS When Illinois hunterrf and trappers take to the fields and woods for fall and winter activities they will be operating under regulations considerably modified and simplified by the 68th Genei al Assembly. The new game hunting license and one trapspecial license is necessary. The special licenses that used to be required for hunting foxes and tiapping beaver have been eliminated. Hunters will be allowed to "hunt foxes. under previsions of a hunting license and to trap foxes and beaver under a trapping license. Open dates for trapping beaver have been moved from December 1-15 up to February 1-15 inclusive. Trappers had complained -that beaver pelts were not yet *prime. during the December period. The hunting section of the new game code permits the use of open blinds for waterfowl shooting , in the Illinois and Mississippi rivers., Blinds must anchored and : stationary. In other waters of the state the regulations still provide that blinds must be within 150 feet of shore or of a line of vegetation. - Another change in the code cuts the dally take of rabbits to five a day, with ten allowed in possession. The old limits were were eight rabbits a day avid 16 ih possession. Groundhogs in the northern zone of Illinois are given protection under the new code. This change is expected to benefit the rabbits, as the declining 'groundhog population has deprived rabbits of' burrows fop hiding and nesting. FINAL WRESTLING SHOW OF SEASON FEATURES O'CONNER The final big wrestling show of the summer season in Round Lake Park, 111., will take place Friday night. And two of the top maulers in the business are headlined on this Fred Kohler promotion. ^ "••k: r~i - ' > ' t . > • Js£r~ Tntmv (feat fW Powdered coal prepared by rrt&* *hfne* which erin* the product at tT)f. provides the intense results fr Palace -- City --- . Althoffs, 3 - T. Olsen A 8on, 0. ' Aregger, 553; Newkirk, 516; Bob Peisert, 514; Matthesius, 621. - Prager Beer, 2 - Lee A Ray, 1. H. Kreutzer, 516; H. Smith, 507; B. Winters, 53f. ' Walsh Insurance, 3 - McGee'a, 0. € :V:: V. Johnson, 516; H. Steffes, 536; Wiser, 526; A. McCarroll, 531. , Mark's 3 - McHenry State pank, 0. y' •1 Cristy. >f^vfg^fttCTfehnhe. 200-587. Abnormal • A little girl in Newton. Mass., reported in some puzzlement, that her cat bites people, ha*«« catnip, ,i.s friendly with mice. Treplcal Sleigh RMea ®arly Hawaiian* discovered the thrills of sledding despite their tropic homes. Youngsters sat on large leaves for slides down mud died slopes and chiefs catapulted dowfl grass-covered mountain trails on Harrow wooden "leds with, twe pinners a few inches apart. Get Fitted Here for gl"OW. j fellows stumble around. They jhad a lot ^f fun razzing both , This festiv,,. „lth plenty of jJfT^ ™ ^miS S-PS* SS P T f 1 Saturday ^ Sunday, Sept, LI |H. Jackson. RF 2 1 i . . ~~ i Jerry Larkin, IB 4 1 1 t^ iLr,utn nSOn WM ***^81 Winkel. 2B i n 0 when MCHS plays the fir«t foot- Sib Whitine- nv i A ? 1«11 game. We had to check up. iGuv^lgef' ^ I S n Marengo will be here on Friday! ' 8 0 0 Wght of next we^c, Sept. 18.' Time's a-flyin'. j Here's how it stands in the' Softball league. Blatz won the I first round. Pa's Yanks hold ai one-half game lead in the se-1 rond round. McCullom Lake and' Wonder Lake play this evening \ (Thursday) and the winner will blav Pa's Yanks next Tuesday! night for first place in the se-! <»pnd round. First and second round winners will play for the championship later. Well let you know next week about that game. Higher'Scores • 9 law Nifliriy, Exupt Swrfay • Daly DwMi • DMo| RMKI, IM SMh, plmne FiiMn S-4NI OR NWA A*#, (i. M) «t Mm (JMI lot •! I.L4S) Nt wlwh tmk wtwiw^in Ihc Iwt Wwirt '{MMIRM'S SfMH IrriM* |.m, WIN! »- '« Vmlhy Tt»Mn§ Cluk, Ut , At Ckinft'l MAYWOOD PARK PICKUP: y '• A prominent %««^fcign re-; cently stated that there are j more than a thousand "career"' women in the l/nited States who | have taken up law. • We might' «U»o inform the brother that : there are aeveral other million ' in this country who lay FUN and EXERCISE for the whole FAMILY!! Dqji't Forget Family Bowling Nit£; ^ Every Saturday Nite Thru-out The Season MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW JohnsBurg Bowling Bar MINERALITE Custom-Grip Ball Boost your average with your own Brunswick Mineralite! We'll measure your hand scientifically for • perfect custom fit. Choice of weight* •nd colors. Stamped with inf'iitj. Black Mineralite Ball . £23^95 SB/uumvtck^ "Footwork-Control" Shoes Designed by experts for better bowling. Rubber right sole grips approach. Leather left sole lets foot glide. Steel arch. Soft, flexible uppers. White rubber heels. Men's Black Kid . . 17 95 £ pjj Udie* Smoked Elk $6.95 * (Tg SR/UUtowtcku Bail and Shoe Bags We have a wide selection of Bruntwick Bags, all with ball retainer cup bottom. Extra long Talon slide fasteners make ball easy to remove. Ball and Shoe Bags ^5^ & ^ Wla., taking; on the brutal Tor "Tl}e Great" Yamato of Japan and Zack Malkov of Chicago in a tag team match. Then there's the introducUon of Pierre Labelle, handsome French star, wh# faces Baron Arena of Italy in the opening match, at 8:30. P.m. This is prpclaimed the best show, for power and the rich names involved, that Promoter Fred Kohler has presented in Round Lake Park all summer. Fans have constantly poured out^ to witness the muscle boys each Friday night. Meed a RuBm itunpffrap^ K BOW at the HaladeaMfr# g Pat O'Connar. ^the Kef Zealand star who came to this country three years ago to ere-. ate a mighty reputation, will face rough and ornery Art Nielsen of Atlanta, Georgia. The latter was almost stampeded out of his own hometown for his brash wifjrs. He has sent some m , . ... 20 men to hospitals. He weighs HT. 176 WAUCON!DA 240. ELM FRI. A SAT. SEPT. lT-» "SON OF PALEFACE! Bob Hope - Jane Russell ' ».:V: Roy Rogers and Trigger ' "• ' " ' r• -. .. II. r nm\ ' iK • SUN. ic MON,;1 f SEPT. 13-4PI •Milt- But O'Connor, a 230-pound scientific merchant, can use a drop-kick pnd airplane spin that Nielsen hag not seen before. O'Connor learned his kicking skills from the kangaroos back home. His family owns a 7,000 acre ranch near Wellington, New Zealand, but instead of ranching, Patrick became a rugby and wrestling star, winning the British Empire heavyweight crown. His popularity in the U.S. is attested by the 1000 or more fan letters, especially from ladies, he receives each week. Another sturdy bout on the final show Friday night will find Rocky Columbo of the Bronx," N.Y., and Milt Olsen of Racine, THE RIVIERA Show Place of the Middle West Lake Geneva. Wisconsin FRI, & SAT. SEPT. 11-12 , t>ouble Feature '-',4..: 8at. iShow Starts 6:30 pjp. * Last 2 features shown at 9:15 p.m. Broderick Crawford - John Derek "THE LAST POSSE" ; and Victor* Mature in THE GLORY BRIGADE' SUN. & MON., SEPT. 13-14 Now Open Sunday at 2:30 p.m. "The White Witch Doctor" Technicolor Susan Hayward - Robert Mitchum TUBS. & WEj^ SEPT 15-16 Feature at 7:00 - 9:20 tfharp John Wayne "RED RIVER" TUBS., WteD. ft THURS SEPT. 15-16-17 "ANGELFACE^ 5H Robert Mitchum - Jean Sfmnfoifc MTTTTT^i FRI. & SAT. Dancing EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! Through SEPTEMBER II DON SCOTT Aid His Orchestra SEPTEMBER 19 & 26 ARNY JOHNSON And His Orchestra GENOA T H E A T R E G E N O A C I T Y . W I S C O N S I N on tlvvy. lz m Ueuuu Sk^ ULTRA-MODERN 8CREEN SIZE 52\70 FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 11-12 "South Sea Woman" with Burt Lancaster A Virginia Mayo Also Color Cartoon Short Subjects SUN. & MON. SEPT. 13-14 "White Witch Doctor" Susan Hayward and. Robert Mitchum In Technicolor Also Color Cartoon & Short TUES. & WED. SEPT. 15-16 Jeanne Crain - Michael Rennie "Dangerous Crossing" -- Plus -- The Bowery Boys in 'Loose In London' THURS , SEPT. 17 ' "The Moon Is Blue" William Holden - David Nlven Maggie McNamara "Not Recommended For Children! Don't Forget To Order Your Team Shirts NOW! AU colors and sixes •. V.. SPORTING GOODS MARINE SUPPLIES HUNTERS HDQTRS. :.r PliONS 1000 nosaox^ j^oao FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 11-12 Open 6:15 v Start 6:30 IM-C-H's MUSICAL ROMANCE Of RIO? 8 I.A I IN I.OM.I!^ ' ±LANA TURNER vJ RICARD0 JOHN LOUIS IMONTALBAN - LUND-CAW Plus -- Ronald Reag'an in "LAW AND ORDER" In Technicolor SUN. & MON., SEPT. 13-14 Continuous Sun. from 2:00 iNftSTfR WMVNER BROS'. Mmo] SOUTH SE* WMM TUES., WED & THURS. SEPT. f5-16-17 Open <6:45 Start 7:00 neiiSK01®*- fRH>AB0URECrDCH«I38E lllllllllillllllllilltillltllllilllllllliiillllllilinillltllilllllillll SEPT. 11-12 ROVSIN; IIO«W«^ 9»vm-9a <mr Aovemvae f1 ortitmAHce SUN. & MON , SEPT". W ^ngo Drums imting a wild tempo sounding death to Hw TUES. & WED., SEPT, 1S-|| V ON A STRANG! SHIP AT SEA! JEANNE CRAIN • ^ MICHAEL RENNIE ' Casey Adorns tori left THURS., FRI. & SAT. "The Moon Is Blue" William Holden - David Nivefcf Maggie McNamara FflfM GRAYSLAEE. ROUTE 120 • 21 Open 7:00 P.Mi -- First Show at Dusk -- 2 Shows Nightly -- CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CAR FREE -- -- WE SHOW FIRST - RUN FEATURES « THE NEWEST, LATEST AND BEST ? OUTDOOR THEATRE EN 45x6(1 FEET. Thursday to Saturday Sept. 10-11-12 ENDS Thursday, SEPT. 10 Broadway Success "STALAG 17" Starring William Holden FRI. & SAT. SEPT 11-12 "The Glory Brigade" Starring Victor Mature Plus "Flame of Calcutta" . Starring Denise Dareel In Technicolor Plus 5 of your favorite Cartoons SUN. & MON., • SEPT. 13-14 "White Witch Doctor" S^Mreisg Susan Hayward and r'Robert Mitchum In Technicolor Plus News Reel & Colored Cartoon TUES., WEDS. A THURS. SEPT. 15-17 'A Day In The Country' In 3 Dimenson ^n Color "THE TALL TEXAN" Starring Lloyd Bridges And I'LL GET YOU" with George Raft COTTEN [AN PETERS GARY MERRILL Plus This Exciting Feature r* Sunday to Tuesday ^ Sept. 13-1445 "The Bandit Of Sherwood Forest" with Cornel Wilde - Anita Louise , --Plus-- ~ , "Untamed Breed*1" with Sonny Tufts and Barbara Brittonl Wednesday to Saturday Sept. 16-17-1840 "Return To Paradise" flu» -- "HAIDERS OF THE SEVEN SEAS^ ' * In Technicolor .