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I T r f ' f - ' _ *?* ff <'1 m : f,;1 < s # • W g W f t 1" H|p* AX-r« «I' • '*T. <*V, ;rf>" \f ; , •A" «* ' • ** „ s- W,. « ii«. McHENRY WAINDEALER <V "*3 flk 'A.A^feU'V/LlX .\vV fApr- flh^n ffiMtfrzS At, €aJc& UJa&Afi. CRYSTAL LAKE LEGION BOWS TO JOHNSBURG 4-1 ,' We've tried and tried to understand this so-called McCarthy hearing. Seems to us they are frying to find out if somebody Ivok a shine to Scliine. •.•«*•.•• •'. • This kind of weather makes W flirt with the idea of going •trimming. If for no other reason, those closest to us .will pray for a cool spell. We saw a picture the other that didn't show anybody killed until the final •etne. That one rates an Oscar. -f • • " ® Jight t! «Hting Melvin Freund's " Big Bat Lefeds Way For The Winner By "Red" Nowak The Johnsburg Indians showed ^olrie promising hitting power as they pounded out 9 safe hits including 2 doubles, 2 triples and 5 singles and won their second straight game by beating the Crystal Lake Legion 4-1 in 7 Fellows like Joe Frett and] at ^e. Vpm Bolger are doing fine work IjHth Legion nines. One of these days somebody may come to the rescue and get the younger boys started in baseball.. Neighboring towns are going strong for Little League play. . Went down to South Bend last Week-end to a wedding. Now, if We told you the number of people attending that wedding you'd •ay the heat got us. We'd say there were only a few less than Notre Dame and Southern Cal draw on a Saturday afternoon in the fall. Our "S.B.C." introduced us to everybody but Herb Schreiner. He's one' Hoosier who wasn't there. Down in Urbana the same day «Ur former co-worker, "Line-o- -Lyle" Franzen. took unto himself a bride. Lyle has completed his study u| the school of medicine. We wiak jam the test of everything. "John Drevmiller has taken a gMeat interest in baseball. That is, girl's baseball. He insists that we be' .present for the games. We hope .our schedule can be arranged. "The world started going to stnash about the time it abandoned the" hand-cranked ice cream freezer, the finest device «ver invented for teaching youth Quit work has its rewards". -- Cleveland News. No question about the choice baseball attraction for next Sunday afternoon. McHenry plays JthjMbvrg -- at Johnsburg. We expect to see both teams strength for this game. It's slwaysbig one. ,The players are rounding into form and will be giving it a real 4ash. Should be a good battle in gmich the bounce of the bail BUty IHcide the game. ~i Come Friday night and McHenry is going to be lit up like It's never been before. That's the night the Mayor throws the •Witch to turn on the new street lfairhts. McHenry will be a-buzlin' tcith activitiy Friday night. The Indians started out strong in the first innings as John Huff led off with a double to left field. Tom Oeffling followed with a tremendous double to left center and brought home the first run. Don Weber was safe on a fielder's choice as Oeffling was put out at third. The side was retired with 2 fast grounders to Crystal Lake's shortstop. Crystal Lake's only run came in the first innig as Frett failed to find the plate.. He walked four batters in succession but managed to strike out 2 and retire the side. His control came back and he pitched beautiful< ball from then on by holding Crystal Lake and striking out 13. Johnsburg picked up another run in the third on a hit by Tom Oeffling and a triple by Melvin Freund. Their 2 remaining runs came in the fourth as Bill Huemann singled and Frett, the pitcher, tripled. Frett walked home as the umpire detected a balk on the part of the Crystal Lake pitcher. Although Johnsburg pounded out three more hits, they failed to score again and the score remained 4-1. Mauer started for Crystal Lake and was relieved in the 5th by Johnson. They gave up 9 hits and 4 runs with no walks issued. Crystal Lake had 1 error. Berg did the catching. Frett went all the way for Johnsburg giving up 3 hits, 1 run, 6 bases on balls. He hit one batter.. Freund did the catching. Johnsburg had one error. Johnsburg (4) AB pi B Huff 4 1 1 T. Oeffling * 4 2 1 Weber 4 0 0 Freund 4 3 0 f. Oeffling 3 10 Huemann 3 11 Smith 3 0 0 Frett 2 1 1 Nowak ( 2 0 0 Totals 29 9 4 Crystal Lake (1) A3 H B Diamond Larak Johpson White Fraier Simoijseit Ritt Berg Dunworm Mauer if- Totals 3 t i -r • i- > . * • i 2 22 0 1 1 • 0 0 * " 1 Johnsburg Defeats O'Hate Air Fields The Johnsburg Tigers came through with another victory in the Illinois-Wisconsin baseball l e a g u e , b e a t i n g O U a r e A i r Fields 8 to 6. ' Coming home' games in this league will bring Great Lakes to Johnsburg on Saturday, June 26, 4 P. M. The following day Kenosha will be here for a starting at 2:30 P. Johnsburg (8) Peisert, SS Katz, IB Sahs, 3B C. Hiller, 2B Si Meyers, CF Dunlap, CF PPierce, RF R. Freund, C Comstock, LF ' Barth, PH J. Freund, LF L. Freund, P Toomey, P Totals 0*H&re A. F. (* Wyskup, 3B Dinsmore, RF Richart, lfe Bayless, LF.2B MacMahon, SS Caulfield, C. LF Lodavich, CF Ming. 2B Wood, C Kreider, P Totals Two base hits: Sahs, Pierce. Struck out bv^tr--5&*eund, 4; by Toomey, 2: by Kreider, 1. Bases on balls off L. Freund, 3; off Toomey, 3; off Kreider, 6. TIGERS SPUT t DOUBLE HEADS LAST SUNDAY Lose 4-1 Game T# C. L. Merchants; Beat Fox Lake $1 TIGERS SPLIT DOUBLE . » AB R 11 s 1 2 3 1 0 4 1 2 4 2 1 1 0 o 1 0 0 2 2 1 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 1 28 8 8 AB R H 5 1 0 3 3 1 4 1 3 4 1 1 3 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 3 1 0 © 1 0 0 4 o -- ---. 31 6 8 Tennis Schedule Of McHenry Team fThe Northern Illinois Tennis League begins competition next Sunday. Following is the McHenry team schedule: •June 20 -- McHenry at Aurora. June 27 -- McHenry at Rockford Fellowship T. C. July 11 -- Beloit at McHenry. July I'd -- Freeport at McHenry. July 25 -- McHenry at Rockford Tennis club. Aug. 1 -- Playoff between North and South Division champs. Aug. 7-8 -- Singles tournament at Sterling, 111. Aug. 14-15 -- Doubles tourney at Rockford. Bead Hie Wast AM The Tiger baseball teaii! %f Johnsburg arranged a doubleheader last Sunday without con suiting* the Old Farmers' Almanac. Twas a wicked sun that bore down on the boys but they managed to go the distance for a split on their home grounds. First it was the Crystal Lake Merchants and they edged out 3 to 2 win. The Tigers thi bounced back to beat Fox thrice 6 to 1. First things first so let's see what happened in that first match. Willie Klapperich started and finished for Johnsburg and his catcher was Manager Howie Katz. Barth, regular catcher in early season games, was on the ailing list. Tom Huemann was on a tour so Howie took over the job and did right well. Crystal Lake scored first and, we might add, last. Their first run came in the fourth when Joe Feffer led off with a single to center. Katz threw out Jack Pepping as Feffer moved into scoring position. Brettschneider's hit scored Feffer. Tie it Up The Tigers evened it Up when they came to bat. Dunlap drew the second of his three passes. Comstock sacrificed and Bob Peisert singled for the run. It was in the seventh that both teams scoit d again. Martine batted for Reams and hit safely to right field. Dobler ran for Martine and stole second from which he scored on an infield error. Bill Pierce, who has been doing real good work, with the bat, started off with a hit to right center. Katz placed a hit into right to put Pierce on third and Charlie Hiller sent another hit to right field for the second and last Johnsburg run. Wally Otto came in to pitch for his brother at this point and escaped, trouble when Johnsburg*B bas£j running got foozled up. With one out in the eighth, pepping singled. Telander went in to run. The Merchants played for that one run and got it. Brettschneider sacrificed. Bartelt's hit put Telander on third and pinch-hitter Bruhn drove him home with the victory run. * Pox Lake fflfcte 4 "Hie home team enjoyed better fortune in the second game as Loren Freund and Melvin Freund formed the battery in a 5-hit performance that brought about a 6-1 victory over Fox Lake. In this game,' the Tigers stepped right out in the first inning to give their pitcher a working margin of three runs. "Whitey" Wanhala was the starting pitcher for Fox Lake and was very fast in getting the first batter, pierce then1 hit safely and Katz drew a walk. Hiller hit safely and moved to second on the throw-in as Pierce scored and Katz went to third. Sahs rolled to third for the second out. Then came a break. Richard Freund lifted a high fly to left field and George Jackson made a nice run to get under it. What happened then, we still don't believe. The ball dropped: through Georges glove and two runs came home. Hiller Hustles Charlie Hiller singled to right in the third inning, then turned on some fast, alert base running ^0" go. all the way to third while the defense was throwing the ball around. R. Freund's hit scored Charlie. Loren Freund gave Tip only opk hit until the sixth when Bob Kldfis tripled and scored on George Jackson's single. The Tigers made it safe with two more runs in the fifth, then Selchow went in to pitch for Fox Lake. Four men got on base (three hits and one hit batter) on Selchow, but nobody scored. Credit for Ihis one goes to Loren FreanfO* for pitching a great game. He mixed 'em up in great style and had zip on the ball when he chose to use it. C. JL. Merchants (S) AB R II Thursday, Jane 17, Stolen bases; Sahs, Dobler. Sacrifices: Katz (2), Comstock, Kingston, Brettschneider. Struck out by Klapperich, 3; by Otto, 1. Bases on balls of Klapperich, 2; off R. Ottm Bt off W. Otto, 1. - Johnsburg (6) AH R H Peisert, S8 AA • R * ® # % *v* 4 * Pierce, RF Katz, IB C. Hiller, 2B Sahs, 3B ' 0 R. Freund, LP^ ^ f 9 Dunlap, CF * v ^ © M. Freund, C 4 0 L. Freund* p - . 2 0 Totals *' : * < 88 • Fox Lake (1) . AB B Gerretsen, 2B v 4 0 Smith, C, LF *" 4 0 O." Jackson,' LB*, C :0" A. Jackson, CF :v." 0 Harper, RF 14' ' 0: Leij£h, IB . ® Jim Jackson, lift./ / 4 *" 0 Koutny, 3B • "X . 0 Wanhala, P 4 1, 4 0 Selchow, P • 31 , Of" Klaus, 3B 1 W 1 2 1 2 1 1 0 1 0 10 H 1 •0! 2 0 0 0 6 0 0 1 1 MCHENRY LEGION SMOTHERS HEBROlf IN 14 HIT ATTACK A fourteeen hit splurge enabled the McHenry Junior- Legion baseball team to smother Hebron 10-1. Ron May paced the attack with three hits while Gene Freund, Pete Bastian, Chuck and Dick Olson each had two safe blows. Chick Sales hurled one-hit ball and struck out sixteen, but wildness had him in constant trouble as he walked ten. Woodstock plays here next Sftnday. McHenry (10) . Freund, 3B, SB ' Bastian, IB M'*e M An VADmt/DAO'C AttUC/ Johnson Motors of Waukegan descended on the Switzertaft proving grounds at Pistae this week with their Chief I Staff Photographer to gather pictures of colorful performances fpr future publicity.. Their difector, assistant director and a group of eye-catching models Worked together to get pictures 4jf water-skiing, fishing and various types of boating -- all of which will be seen in later releases. Once again our area is y-jm.. the map. # a#-Irishman collapsed in the I street and a crowd soon gather-1 •d, all trying to help and each j 4 "Wfriaking suggestions. One, Maggie I Riley, kept shouting. "Give the poor man whishkey." but little attention was paid to her. Then the agonized voice of the Irishman rose above the din, "Will the lot of ye hold yer tongues and let Maggie Riley speak." Kingston CF 4 0 1 D. Feffer, 2B 4 0 © J. Feffer, IB 5 1 2 Pepping, RF 4 1 i Brettschneider, SS 3 0 1 Bartlet, 3B 3 0 3 D. Plauck, LF 3 0 0 Reams, C 2 0 0 R. Otto, P 3 0 0 Telander, RF 1 0 0 Bruhn, LF 1 0 1 Martine, PH 1 : 0 1 Dobler, PR 1 1 0 W. Otto, P 1 0 1 Totals 36 3 11 Johnsburg Tigers (I) AB R H Peisert, SS 5 0 3 Pierce, RF 4 1 2 Katz, C 3 0 2 Hiller, 2B 5 e 1 Saha, 3B 4 0 0 R. Freund, ( LF 3 o, O Dunlap, CF %'• 0 Comstock, IB 4 ••••HI Klapperich, P 0 1 Howie Freund, IB 1 « 0 ^ Totals 32 2 10 Score by Innlnjpi! Crystal Lake: 000 100 110--3 Johnsburg: 000 100 100--2 CRYSTAL ifol. »AT: JUNE 18-19 " "DRUMS OF TAHITI' Deriftia OKeefe, Patricia Medina, Also "LOVE NEST" June Haver - Wm. Lundigan 365 days a year, Dad goes "all out" for us. Now comes the ONE day when we go "all out" for him. Let's all get together and make this the biggest, best Dad's Day ever! GIFT CHECK LIST -- SOFTBALL LEAGUE -- Your sports department had early season dreams of printing box scores of softball games, but " 'this thing has grown too big to liandle. We must be satisfied with iwalrewilts and will appreciate any flotations cr comments to keep our- readers posted. " JRenults: * Palace 14 - Bimbo 11 Buss Motors 30 - Bimbo 18 | Sand A Gravel 22 - 111. Bell 4 Wonder Lake 26 - K. of C. 9 Blatz 10 - Pa's Yanks 2 LaGreca 8 - McHenry Bank 5 Buss Motors 18 - Sand it Gra. 5 Bimbo 25 - 111. Bell 6 ,• • • • • Standings: [3 Shotguns All Models ft Sizes Tents All Sizes Camp Stoves "Coleman" Lanterns "Coleman" Boats by Plasti-Craft Outboard Motors "Evinrude" Q Bowling Equipment Anything A Everything jO Mattresses & Bed Rolls ID Yachting Shoes a • . All Sizes ' P Ice Chests & Picnic Jugs [• Plugs 8c Lures Spin & Bait Casting GIFT CERTIFICATES IN ANY AMOUNT r* W L Blatz 2 0 Palace Rec. 2 0 Sand A Gravel 1 l Buss Motam 3 i! Pa's Yanl» 1 i ID. Bell 1 2 Wonder L*jke 1 1 Bimbo's . 1 3 K. of C. 0 3 Iteai A Rubiter sumpt Oct * ALL SIZES TACKLE BOXES $3.30^ SPINNING REELS $7.95"^ SPIN BODS $5.95? BAIT CASTING BODS and REELS $2.95? BAROMETERS $10.00 & up Boat & Car COMPASS $5*95 & up BINOCULARS $25.95 & up Set of 4 • Covers for Woods $4.00 & up Golf BaU Markers $3.95 Golf Stroke Counters $4.95 Goli Bags ..... $3.75 & up "Caddy" Carts $24.95 & up Golf Balls .... $8.00 doz. up Mkm 212 So. Green St. riaJsdeaJejc, Phone 1000 Sporting Goods Marine Supplies McHenry, 111. SUN. & MON. JUNE 20-21 "THE SIEGE AT RED RIVER" Van Johnson - Joanne Dru TUES., WED. & THURS. JUNE 22-23-24 "White Witch Doctor" Susan Hayward - Robert Mitchum % Fried Chicken ft French Fries 90c Mrs. Steven's Candies Building Materials Sears Roebuck & Co. Floor Tile -- Wall Tile Gutters -- Roofing -- Siding Garage Doors Oomb. Windows -- Doors Kitchen Cabinets > (finmica Tops) For Free Estimate Call or Write FRANK CANS 800 Riverside Drive Phone 1878-W McHenry, III. Totals Score by Innings: Fox Lake: 000 001 000--1 Johnsburg: 301 020 00*--S Three base hits: Klaus. Stolen bases: M. Freund. Double Plays: Gerretsen to JJackson. Struck out toy Freund, 6; by Wanhala, 2; by Selchow, 4. Bases on balls off Freund; 3; off Wanhala, 5. MINOR ACCIDENT Police have reported an accident near Harvard on Rt. 23 last Thursday morning in which a McCullom Lake man, Robert Tate, was involved. The , car he was driving was making a right turn when it was struck by an auto driven by Jean Cornell of Genoa. Both were taken to Harvard hospital and released after first aid treatment. Saturday is the most danger out lay of the week in traffic. TCWNC Phone Fox Lake 7-1611 Grand Avenue, Fox Lake, I1L PLENTY Of FREE PARKING FRI, & SAT. JUNE 18-19 "Taxa, Son Of Cochise" (lock Hudson - Bart>ara Rush Technicolor SUN. & MON. JUNE 20-21 'DANGEROUS MISSION* Technicolor Victor Matur* - Piper Laurie Wm. Bartdlx g): Added Attraction Roy Rogers in - "PECOS BILL" TUBS., WED. & THURS. JUNE 22-23-24 -She Couldn't Say No" Robert Mitchum • Jean Simmons Arthur Hunnicutt FRI. * SAT. JUNTA Walt Disney's "ROB ROY" Technicolor Richard Todd - Glynis Johns G32BB FRI. & SAT. JUNE 18-19 "JESSE JAMES vs. THE DALTONS" Brett King - Barbara Lawrence Also Walt Disney's "The Alaikan Eskimo" SUN. k MON. JUNE 20-21 'TORT ALGIERS" Yvonne DeCarlo, Carlos Thompson TUES., WED. & THUR& JUNE 22-23-24 "99 RIVER STREET' John Payne - Evelyn Keyes Featuring Jtrs. Steven's Candies Caron, CF Tronson, SS Leibsohn, LF * Olson, C May, CF, IB Sales, P Olson, RF Vycital, RF Stromstedt, 2B Tiitus, 2B Conway, LF, 3B Totals Hebron (1) Kuecker, 2B Sime, SS Holly, CF, 3B DeHaan, P Edens, IB Zimmerman, 3B Schultz, CF Fay, C Mathews, LF Hilton, LF Hunt, RF Rankin, RF Cornue, RF AB * H 4 12 3 2 2 i 9 0 i' 1 " f ; '* • .i s l • t ••i i % e 6 30 10 14 AM ft H 4 6 3 * f - j > 1 3 1 2 1 0 6 0 tt 0 0 0 0 0 1 i o. 0 « Totals 24 Score, by InnU^pi: Hebron 000 000 1--• I McHenry: 224 101 x-~10 Two base hits: D. Olson. Three base hits: Bastian. Struck out by Sales, 16; by DeHaan, 7. Bases on balls off Sales, 10; off DeHaan, 3. ULTRA-MODERN SCREEN SIZE 52x70 Program Starte At Dusk THURSDAY LAST DAY James Stewart - June Allyson "The Glenn Miller Story' FRI. & SAT. JUNE 18-19 In Technicolor ' "JESSE JAMES vs. THE DALTONS" Also Walt Disney's Festival Whi^H includes Six Cartoons. SUN. A MON. JUNE 20-21 In Cinemascope Guy Madison - Joan Weldon "THE COMMAND" Special Short Subject: Perils of the Forest. And Color Cartoon. TUES., WED. & THURS. JUNE 22-23-24 Yvonne DeCarlo, Carlos Thompson 'TORT ALGIERS" tOUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGS • ^ .' . .:f t .<• •• W. $ 9 3 t « 1 -• 2 S * # t 4 I 4 Standing**^/,. Algonquin McHenry Richmond Fox Lake Johnsburg ~ C, L. Merchant# C. L. Boosters Results Last Sunday: Johnsburg 6 - Fox Lake I ' Algonquin 10 - c. L. Boosters 2 C. L. Merchants 3 - Johnsburg 2 Richmond 8 - McHenry 5 Games Next Sunday: Fox Lake at Algonquin C. L. Merchants at C. Lu Boos. McHenry at Johnsburg Richmond open Veterans' Commission Office Moves To Sycamore Willard E. Manning, adminis*. trator of the Illinois Veteran# Commission, announces that th» Commission has moved the office serving DeKalb and McHenry counties from Woodstock to Sycamore. The office will be dpen from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily and on Saturday until noon. The office is located on the second floor. Room 20, of the National Bank and Trust company building in Sycamore. . The Service officer will be in Woodstock at the county courthouse, second floor, on Tuesday and Thursday of each week for, the convenience of veterans of McHenry county. QENOA T H E A T R E On Hwy. 12 |n Genoa City - - K THURS., FRI. & SAT. . JUNE 17-18-19 John Payne - Dan Durye & Marie Blanchard in "RAILS 1 INTO LARAMIE" In Technicolor -- Co-Feature -- Leo G0RCEY Bowery Boys z' SUN. & MON. JUNE 20-21 Also Walt Disney's "Prowlers Of The k Everglades" And 6 Color Cartoons!* TUES.. WED. & THURS. JUNE 22-23-24 ^•s/ COONTVVLARGI iMLLCll FRIDAY and SATURDAY -- 2 HITS 2 In Technicolor Danger - Laden Adventure "The Siege Al Red River" "S?a 01 V?1 ^'P1" 3 Starring John Derek Starring Van Johnson and Wanda Hendrix SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY Direct From Chicago's Oriental Theatre ItaREE Corns ErcF0UNTAIN hnicolor i'iiril 1 i H I I M c > | i All Shows At Our Regular Low Price FflfW SCREEN 45x00 FEIST m uxiaiouaa.E« ROUTE 120 - 21 Open 7:00 pjn. -- First Show At Dusk -- Come Early -- CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CAR FREE -- We Show First-Run Features THE NEWEST "LATEST AND BEST THURSDAY to SATURDAY * JUNE 17-18-19 MASK Vkmdoj &uc Released Mini tfnitwl Artitte SCNDAV to WEDNESDAY ASTONISHING! JUNE 2( * ^t ls COLUMBIA PtCTVWtS VINCENT PRICE •AtT MMtnFT • FH GABOt "•joNNQKmr Plus This TECHNICOLOR FEATI RE .Beth St MR - BRUSM CRUSADIN6 KNIGHTS is the sieft •f thi Hoty land1 SCIWI Plq h DeVAUON &0TT • «,0*GE WORTHING V«in • luK % . \'<Y