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H: ?- -r V \v md MCHENRY'S JUNIOR WARRIORS DEFEAT ZEE-BEES 49-36 .iWrtijihjlii, " - T r r ? ' v i 1 , **W •> •• TONIGHT-- It's this Thursday evening that the high geared Barrington Strondhos come to town to play «ur Warriors. The Broncs have run rough •bod over several teams and are (fated high on the list with the feest in the state. McHenry gave them a battle •arlier in tihe season. "We-llsee/ At, O/aJkA, C. 0. F. BOWLERS AND LADIES AT ANNUAL DINNER HIT TRAIL-- The Wauiors hit the trail after this last home game of the •eason. Next Tuesday night they travel to Hebron. February 19th they go to Lake .'Forest.. Harvard And Woodstock ; • CRIBBAiiE-- In the present cribbage tournament, Bimbo's have won 68 to #3 for Sportsman's. High man for the leaders is Harold Freund Slate Officers Art Present To Enjoy League Review, A ..congenial group of Forester bowlers and their ladies Joined together last Sunday evening at the Legion Home for dinner ! and an evening of dancing. For more than thirty years the Forester bowling league has continuously banded together ift good fellowship. „ A snappy, interesting program followed the dinner with Ed Thennes. president of the league, and Fred . Meyer introducing speakers. Bill Kreutxer, se&etary of the seven o'clock league since 1947, With 15 won and 8 lost Walt told °f organization of this freund leads the. West Side jgroup with an 18-7 record. Hfcfe. SPRING-- Spring can't be far away. They .re packing up tW lugsafti• for, ^ff apring training. Casey Stengel group in 1946. The following members helped start the seven o'clock group and are still bowling: Ed Justen, Steve Wijas, Bud Thennes, Dan Weber, Harry Conway, Fred Meyer, Frank and his special instruction group Were the first to send pictures lip north. Those Yankees need practice. DRAVe BRAVES-- Looks like the Milwaukee Braves are fixed for another big season. both in the standings »nif at, the gate. The Braves are brave enough ltd trade ball players >as well as trade cities. •»:: . Dear SJQfe:' you' -ire still giving out. witfc the old soap are you. Well, it must be that ttie natives love it, after all you can't beat the Iriafi. Am sending you a couple of .Snaps that were taken at the airport in Chicago when our old frigid "Dick Walsh stopped off for 30 minutes while en- Toate to the World Series last faU. **Swede" Sfhlberg and I •W«it in to surprise him and was he surprised. Of course all we talked about was flbe good old (Says t&ck in McfJenry. Dick looked fine and as usual was up to par on baseball. You know his I Bon Richard is connected with Brooklyn as a 'scout. Am going ^ tQ^visit Witty him when his team, gets to spring training at Vero Beach. Florida next month. I guess he is a chip off the old block Both "Swede" and Dick HUfc a little short of hair on the old dome, but never the less both are grand fellows and my association with them has bees most pleasant. It was the first t time in thirty years we three had been together^ Roy looks . good but has to take it easy. He has lost none of his wit either. I have spent this winter here in * the ^uth with my daughter son-in-law. Jeanne and les West. He will graduate Georgii Medical in June • eitjl will intern at Elmhurst. 111. " Mpybe yon will have a new doc- ' tor in your town as he loves the t>ld town of McHenry and its nice people and also likes to fish. Jeanne was born in McHenry on the corner of Elm and Richmond :*ttoad. Right where the gas star, ^|ion is. ? Well, old timer, take care of .:'#|rourself (getting shaky) §nd reember me to your dear mother LSJ§nd the rest of your family. Say c^ello to my old friends. ** Jilvmya the same old, I , Walter Warner and Bill Kreutzer. George P. Freund. league secretary since its organization, gave an interesting review and pleased the audience with remembrances of members now deceased. Digging into the old records, George found a statement from- the Bargain Print Shop, George A. Stock Proprietor. Prices were low in those days and "statisfaction guaranteed pr your money back." Another memorandum showpd tiiat John Oeffling delivered the beer for one of the parties way back when. Old Timers Were Good There were some good bowlers down through the years. For instance, "Uncle Ed" Smith was the leader in the '33-'34 season with a 18© average. George Justea was up there with a 185 average. Herb Simon and Herman Steffes third with 182. Hank Seshaefer, who is still active in th| league, was eighth man in the awrages with a neat 170. Not many are hitting that mark today. | Happy memories and perhaps a prayer on the lips of those present followed mention of the deceased members who once bowled with -the, group: H. M. Weber, A. E. Nye^ George Weber, John Bojger. Jacob Schaefer, Louis Smith, Ed Smith, Henry Freund, Paul Meyer. Edward Bolger, Henry Miller. Jofin P. Weber. Jay Schneider, John E. Freund, Nick Meyer, Math Steffes and Jos. W. Rothermel. The crowd was pleasantly surprised to have two state officers, State Chief Ranger Earl Duffy and State Secretary Dick Tobin, present for the dinner and party. Father Miller, popular member of the league, was another distinguished person in the crowd. Junior Freund's orchestra furnished the music with Bob Freund joining in to wow the crowd with scone mighty tricky horn tootin'. Twas a nice party. The happy half of the evening for McHenry basketball fans at Zion-Benton , Friday night was the first half when the Frosh- Sophs finished libwQg in * 49 to 36 victory. Danny Green, who has turned in some sparkling play tihis sea- Son, fouled out of the game after scoring 13 points. Johrf Huff, hustling ball handler, was a close second with 12 points. WARRIORS STAGE COMEBACK VSf LIBERTYVILLE £ Determined Pltfjjr In Third Period Gains 63-48 Win McHenry <49) Oeffling Wissell . Green McMahan Joosten • Schmitt Huemann Beck ' " i Huff Hogan Totals Zion-Benton (M) Boyd Emmanulson Daniels Collymore Stone Gefebure Cowart Martinez .•» 4 0 6 0 3 0 2 0" 18 13 12 B F P 0 3 4 1 0 2 0 0 Totals 13 10 12 Score by quarters McHenry* 10 IS 11 15--49 Zion-Benton 9 9 10 8--36 BOX SCORES North Suburban Standings Varsity W L Barrington . 11 0 Crystal Lake 9 r -x. 2 Zion «/ 5 Woodstock 51 ^ 6 McHenry \ 7 Warren J * v 7 Lake FOHttt ' • 4 • • 7 Libertyville 1 10 Junior Varsity W L McHenry 10 1 Crystal Lake 8 3 Barrington 8 3 Zion 6 5 Libertyville 4 7 Lake Forest 4 7 Warren 3 9 Woodstock 1 10 Pat Monahan, veteran scout, reports to The Sporting News that he saw a sign in a delicatessen in St. Louis County: "Pizza Pie, Strictly Kosher." After miser*bl® evening watching ms team take it on the chin the night before, Coach Fulton had a new lineup on Saturday night againsf^Libertyville. Eventually the Warriors won 63 to 48. The new combination couldn't quite click in the first quarter. Bob Com stock sank four baskets in the second quarter, but the visitors lead 29-25 at the half. Whatever happened in the shower room between halves, the Warriors came out 'hell artearin' to outscore the opposition 23 to 6 in the third quarter as Ron Ford, Loreri Freund and Don' Blake hit from all points. The Warriors were unable ig bottle up Libertyvile's big ceriter, Larry Ray, as he scored 21 points without committing ' -a foul. WRESTLING ACE Itjcflenrjr (68) ' Comstock Oeffling Blake Yokley Ford M. Freund L. Freund Novak Totals LlbertyvfBe <4ff Brichert . L. Ray Jensen Newman Weidner Vondracek Rouse vk Totals Score by quarters McHenry Libertyville The above picture shows Gene Hughes, aq« 6f Coach Wheeland's wrestling team, pinning his man in a recent majtch. Ralph Patzke was there to snap the action. 26 11 15 B F P 1 7 2 1 3 0 0 Tjip -- McHenry Recreation Friday Nite Ladies-- Mi Place 3, Wolff Bait Shop 0. J. Pieroni, 469; P. Ryan, 438; 1. Stoller, 430. . Little Chef 3, Schroeder's Iron Works 0. L. Fijalkowski, 442. The Pit 2, Bimbo & Son 1. B. Peterson, 420; S. Sutton, 456; F. Freund, 446. Standard Studio 2, Al's White House 1. L. Vacondio, 430; E. Rand, 467. ' 17 14 16 11 25 48 63 12 29 35 48 ATHLETIC CLUB NOTICE Because the last basketball game of the season at McHenry occurs Thursday evening, Feb. 11, tihe meeting of the athletic club which usually occurs that nigh^ in the girts' gym will be postponed. Executive offices of the enthused Orioles are housed in a building in Baltimore on aptlynamed Eager street, reports Th$f> Sporting News. YOKLEY GOES HIGH Early Birds-- Freund Oil 2, Nye's Drug Store 1. McHenry J^tate Bank 2, Farmers' Mill 1. H. Knox, 455. Garrelts & Rogers 2, Dorothy's Millinery 1. M. Gates, 468; E. Nell, 421; D. Schaefer, 464, Peterson Bdfct Co. 3, CMey Electric 0. Gutter Queens- Lakeside Inn 2, Thies 1.. j. Ciechon, 429. McDonald's 2, Seven G's Printers 1. A. Cable, 457. McDermott's 3, Wally*« 0. L. Vacondio, 454; E. Wilts, 429. Club Lilymoor 3, Schneider- Leubht Funeral Home 0. J. Bartelt, 457; K. AUrbyun, 423. I LATTNER - POLIO GAME-- A release telling of Johnny Lattner's All Stars playing a county All-Star select group of basketball players came in too late for a big spread. However, we want you to know that the game will be played Thursday, Feb. 18, 8 p.m. at Woodstock. While this will be a special attraction, t>.e main point is that the game is being played as a Polio Fund benefit. CHANGES MADE ' It is no longer news to many of you that moRt of the varsity Warriors have been suspended because of a. training rul.e violation. Our only reason for mentioning this is that you should i Middleton know in advance that you willMcCulloch not be watching; the first string! in action this Thursday against i Totals Barrington. Three J. v. players have also been suspended.' ZION-BENTON HANDS WARRIORS A REAL SHELLACKING 60-38 The Warrior varsity basketball boys went over to Zion- Benton Friday night and took tflieir only real shellacking of the season. Might as well be out with the score right here 60 to 38. It wasn't their night so, after a dismal five minutes in the third quarter, Coach Fulton yanked his whole team ana trotted out the bench warmers. The way those fellows hustled! Melvin Freund and "Butch" Novak did some nice shooting to add interest to a lost cause. The team failed to live up to the name of Warriors on this occasion. Zion-Benton (00) Birmingham Leedh Doty Reiner Zoephel Holzman Cliff Thurs. 9:00--' Lannes Realtor 2, Atlas Prager 1. A. Aregger, 529; A. Krouse, 50£. t Club Lilymoor 2, Blatz Beer 1. S. Vetter, 514. The Vogue 3>-44tke8ide Inn 0. W. Schweiger, 219-527; J. Jannotta, 517; R. Cynowa, 512. FM Television 3, Al's Welding 0. E. Peisert, 234-580; V. Freund, (04-221-416. - L ( Wonder Lake-- Widen's Standard Service 2, T. P. Mathews 1. J. Reshekke, 421. Kay's Gift Shop 2, Golden Glo Nuts 1. V. Kopp, 429. Wonder Lake Oil lft. Rolaine Grill 1 ',6. D. Holbauer, 443. Kreuger's Fuel Oti 8, American Legion 1. -- Palac« --• 7:00 Ladies-- McHenry Lumber 2, Blatz 1. M. Doherty, 439; J. Doherty, 479; B. Meath, 453; N. Larkin, 447; T. Meyer, 489; E. Hester, 426.- • McHenry Cab 3, McHenry Sand & Gravel 0. M. Siekerman, 433; L. Michels, 191-471. 9:00 Ladies-- Mi Place 3, Mark'* 0. G. Barbian, 183-194-540; N. Fidler, 453; C. Boone, 466; M. Powers, 429. Olsen's 2, Steffan's 1. M. Donnelly, 182-188-184-554; R. Marshall, 457; A. Gaulke, 478. City--~ , - PrageT \ Olsen A Son 1. Chuck, 522; Kreutzer, 205-562; Hagberg, 527; Math, 540; Budtor, 515. Lee St Ray 2, Althoffs 1. G. Schaefer, 226-539; Peisert, S51; Winters, 200-569. , McHenry State Bank 3, Mcf Gee's 0. V. Joteucm, 202-513; Bacon, 203-524; Rogers, 520; Schaefer, 200-572. 5 Why Not - i * - . " M : Sports Gift ? ? FOR jCmUPmtO HER or HIM Valentine Gift Suggestions • Barometers • Binoculars I • Fishing Tackle • Bowling Supplies | • Gun Racks 9 Boats 8c Moieie f* "Chippewa" Shirts & Jackets Golf - Archery Supplies - Games . Gilt Certificates Mark's 212 So. Green 8L SPORTING GOODS MARINE SUPPLIES McHenry, 111. Phone 1000 Delay in receiving the above cut does not deter us from giving you this unusual shot. It happened In the Crystal Lake game as Ballantine appears to he going for a headlock on bounding Tom Yokley. Parish has stopped to see what's happening Thursday, February 11, Walsh Insurance 2, liark's 1. Low, 521; Siekerman, 207-505, Kantorski, 527; H. Behnke, 213- 531; H. Steffes, 508: A. Schaeffer, 507; A. MoCarnm, 225-573. Tavern-- Fifeside 3, Sportsman's Inn 0. Oonk, 519; Winters, 210-204-585. Joe's Tap 3, Hoot's 0. G. Schaefer, 245-575; J. SimoA, 206- 515; E. Maynard, 201-526; B. Peisert, 207-554; Noonan, 201- 529; Todd, 201-532. Old Bridge 3, Fox Hole 0. R. KUday,, 502; J. Larkin, 613+ H. Tonyan, 201-507; P. Overton, 218-' 528; C. Corso, 226-201-618. Snug Harbof 2, McDonald's 1. C. Behnke, 202-502; W. Hagberg, 546; Kantorski, 533. 483. Mi Ptoo* 3, Otoen's 0. It. ler, 482; C. Boone, 433. 7:00 Ladies (Last Weel Blatz 2, McHenry Lumber 1. E. Justen,, 458; T. Meyer, 426; E. Hester, 479; M. Doherty, 454; B. Meath, 485; N. Larkin, 186- 492. McHenry Sand & Cf ravel 2, McHenry Cab 1. L. Michels, 506; L, Funk, 421. 9:00 C.O.F. , VJ Diedrith's IftOS. Weingart, 501; Weber, 220-533. Winkel's 2359, Freund's 2252 A. 8. Blake, 619; Wiflkel, 204- 520. ' 7:00 C.O.F.-- Meyer's 2380, Thennss' 2g$S. C. Dowe, 549; B. Thennes, 525. Miller's 2336, Kreutzer's 2293. N. Justen, 506; Rev. HWi*t «9; D. Fredricks, 502. ' Moose-- Ted's 2, Joe's 1. Long, 204-556. CecU's 2, RajTs l. . \ Old Timers-- Pyritz' 2355, Nimtz' 2217. Johnson, 523; Pyritz, 544; Blake, 206-545; Nimtz, 509. Petersen's 2344, Cri*ty*s 2102. "i City (Last Week)-- Walsh Insurance S» T, Olsen 1. F. Math, 525; Steffes, 634; Wiser, 562; A. McQarroll, 639. Althoff Hardware 2, McHenry Bank 1. Cristy, Sr., 200-521; Schaefer, 505; Peisert, 215-543. McGee's 3, Lee * Ray 0. B. Barth, 549; V. Johnson, 203-517. Prager 2, Mark's 1. Low, 507; Siekerman, 220-561; Behnke, 528; C. Ingersol, 207-527; Hagberg, 203-544; Kreutzer, 517. 9:00 Ladies,. (Last Week)-- Mark's 2, Steffan's 1. If. OonJ way, 420; L. Palucfti, 444; J. Simon, 459; G. Barbian, 484; T. Steffan, 432; S. Rowe, 437; E. Winkel, 188-487; M. Donnelly, (jENOA T H E A T R E OI Hwy. 12 In .Genoa City ' !T';; Mcllenrj- (38) Comstock Oeffling Blake Yokley Ford Jackson f. DAILY PINUPS; It is sometimes harder for a winner to quit,' tha"n for i quitter to win. Some girls drop a handker-! Barbier chief and pick up a him instead. L. Freund Your outward composure can be an inner disclosure. It is odd to see what uses Some folks make of vain excuses. Some fancy phrases are hard to distinguish from ordinary talk In just plain English. Domesticated genius; grandmother. "Tis a- curious fact, but pist all doubt; you'll always catch aocnething Of what you dish out Novak M. Freund Totals Score by quarters Zion-Benton 9 16 15 20--60 McHenry 8 8 9 13 -38 B F P 3 4 4 4 0 1 2 1 3 2 0 1 6 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 6 1 i 1 1 0 4 24 12 18 B »F P 1 1 2 0 1 0 1 2 3 0 0 3 r 2 0 0 1 0 2 2 1 0 0 2 4 9 4 0 1 u 14 11 Anonymous day. Pollar Days will be held in McHenry on Thursday and Friday. Feb. 19 and 20, The Plaindealer will be printed on ThursthrM ~~\\\& OjftP^S boat SHOW 0 t&ctttote MW «>'• 1 Serttt* ChiMitn W* >'* McHenry County Theatn Guild Presenting a LAWRENCE PRODUCTION SHADOW and SUBSTANCE this week (FRIDAY - SATURDAY <• SUNDAY) WOODSTOCK OPERA HOUSE Curtain 8:30 P.M. i.. Plan A Theatre Party Why Go To The City When You Can See . . BETTER SHOWS At Homa Coming Shows: Tovarich The Glass Managerie ..." The Importance of Being Brnest .......... Rope I... Hotel Universe • «•.}.• The Lady's Not For Burning • '• Phooe Woodstock 1290 For Special Party Siww »'. ii.wwff; • **" *"" . Feb. , . Feb. 26-27-28 ... March 5-6-7 March 12-13-14 March 19-20-21 March 26-27-28 Rates FRI. & SAT * ' FEB. 12-13 S3 -- Co-Feature -- Dennis O'Keefe . Patricia Medina "DRUMS OF TAHITI* In Color SUN. & MON. FES. 14-15 Continuous Sun. From 2.00 TUESS., WED. & THURS. FEB. 16-17-18 our MM: HaZot T€WNC Phone Fox )Jke 7-1611 Qra&d Avenue, Fox Lake, BL PLENTY OF FREE PARKING FRI. & SAT. FEB. 12-18 "APPOINTMENT IN HONDURAS" Glenn Ford - Ann Sheridan 2achary ScoU In Technicolor -- Added Attraction -- Walt Disney's Alaskan Eskimo SUN. & MON. FEB. 14-15 "EASY TO LOVE" In Technicolor . Esther Williams - Van Johnson Tony Martin TUBS., WED. At THURS. . FEB. 16-17-18 "THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL" Lana Turner - Kirk Douglas Dick Powell - Walter Pidgeon FRI. & SAT, FEB. 19-20 "THE EDDIE CANTOR STORY" In Technicolor Keefe Brasselle - Marilyn Erskine , JKOTKQB All members of the' Armed Forces are invited to the V.F.W. Clubhouse Monday, Feb. 15, to ••e the 1953 highlights of Notre Dune. The movie is to be shown •bout 9 o'clock. How's this for a twtMt, The Sporting News. East St. Louis an Bob Turley, fireballer of the Orioles, had a chance to sign with the Yankees, but took the Browns because he could be close to home. But three months after he reported to the Browns, following his stretch in the Army, the St. Louis American League franchise was shifted to Baltimore. Lake THURS., FRI. & SAT. FEB. 11-12-13 "GUN FURY" ROck Hudson - Donna Reed Feb. 13 Valentine Midnight Show "Cantannial Summer" SUN. & MON. FEB. 14-15 "FOREVER FEMALE" Ginger Rogers - Paul Douglas TUES., WED. & THURS. FEB. 16-17-18 'GIVE A GIRL A BREAK' Marge A Gower Champion Debbie Reynolds ELM fit. 176* WAUCONDA OPEN DAILY 6:40 . SUNDAY 2:30 THURS., FRI. A SAT. FEB. 11-12-13 Open Saturday At 6:00 P-Mjr, Last Two Features at 9:00 PJfc-- Double Feature Program ( ' THUNDER OVER THE PLAINS" " In Warner Color Randolph Scott - Lex Barker -- Also -- "THE SEA AROUND US" In Technicolor Academy Award Winning Docnmentary Film 1953. " SUN., MON. & TUES. FEB. 14-15-16 "KISS ME KATE" Kathryn Grayson - Howard Keel CLOSED WEDS. TIL FURTHER NOTICE •HMmMffNMMMilt1W .Mil 1111^IIIIIIOTU9H The only theatre outside metropolitan cities equipped for Cinemascope. All pictures are now shown on huge Panoramic Screen. C3B3S3 THURS., -- LAST TIME! "OK NERO" and "3 Girls From Rome" FRI. A SAT. FEB. 12-13 "SABRE JET" •' ^tarring Robert Stack ~In Technicolor • 51 -- Also -- THE KID FROM LEFT FIELD" ' Starring Dan Dailey SUN. A MON. FEB. 14-15 PARATROOPER" starring Alan Ladd In Technicolor Also *Bugs Bunny Jamboree' TUES., WED. & THURS. FEB. 16-17-18 "3 SAILORS AND A GIRL" In Technicolor rf Jane Powell - Gtordon MacRae STARTS FRI. FEB. 19 The second Cinemascope picture "HOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE" Marilyn Monroe - Betty Grable Also "THE CORONATION PARADE" - In Cinemascope