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PLA1NDEALER • • • EARL SEEPE-- V""'y Hats off to Earl Seepe of «^lUrescent avenue for his feat of '• ftecording a hole-in-one at the jifcHenrv Country Club Sunday. * July 1A on the 135-yard 18th .< .-'JMe. jfaf £clh&- il/a/UA. BIG ALL-STAR ' SOFTBALL GAME' SATURDAY NIGHT BP&EDETTES-- /? There's a big night of sport!s iming up Saturday of this week, atch the classy Speedettes on the city diamond at six o'clock. We saw three local Jgirls, Peggy Chicago Sultans Will Play Picked Players At V.F.W. That big Ail-Star Softball game is with us this week. At 8:15 Saturday night at the V.F.W. field, the local stars wiV ^ j d •'see how they match up with the i u. u I Chicago Sultans. The Sultans Rosing, pty-form like real ball come to town with high rating, .pJayers the last time out.' ALL STARS-- You can hop over to the VFW "IJrounds, where new lights are Installed, to watch the local All Btars vs. a strong Chicago team at 8: HO. They look for the cix>wd lr tp; attend this special h ABOlTlVi* being top team in a fast league known as "Father Jerry's." This Saturday night attraction is expected to bring out the crowd of the season. There will he many lineup changes, but Dick Smith will be at the "Mike" to keep you posted on the goings on. All Star Team Infielders -- Richard Marsh, Bob Kantoraki, Waallllyy Si mith, j Shice^ last week the tides have : Sonny Miller, A. C. Kunz. Dick * led Our White Sox knocked \Veber. Ed Todd, Bob Peisert, IfeveLind for a loop in four : g,J{j Meyers, A. Kreuger, Father light.- then sent some of their ! McGowan, C. Cuda, John Rice, altars to help the American j Car] ^eiss, C. E. Howell. {league beat the Nationals in the'1 AH Star game. Yep. Things are looking up. (We phoned Jun.or Freund -- a great Cub fan -- to ask the score of the All Star " - - „ HEISER-- / |e grapevine tells that Slick Heuser, now in military •erviee, has done some nice Outfielders -- Bud Miller, R. W. Freund, Don Doolin, Art Jackson, Eugene Schaefer, Russ Weyland, G. Street, W. Rocheford, R. J. Huebish, Catchers -- Fred Matthesius, Win Hag-berg and Bob Freund. Pitchers --- Bill Kreutzer, Ted McNish and Ed Buss. All players wear your sponsor's uniforms and report at bowling out San Diego way. Dick ! V.F.W. field at 7:30 p.m. Any high series -- 179-221-206- | player unable to report for game call Frank Rourke, 678-M-l. Each player will play 3 innings only. ahd high game (251) in his ;;jjpxfxa£ ^Boxing;" tessons for boys will be discontinued at the V.F.W. until Tuesday, Aug. 24. Boys who have taken advantage of the program |knd have had 5 lessons are as follows: Lairy and Dennis Swedo, Jtichard BykowsRi, Bob Bykow- •ki, Lance Parks. Jerry McGregor, Lance McGregor. Bill Jtrube, Richard Smith and Bob mith. McHENRY SHAMROCKS BEAT CRYSTAL LAKE MERCHANTS 9 TO 4 COUNTY LEAGUE-- ; Here's how the county league iquares off ntxt Sunday: Algonguin at Johnsburg , llcHenry at C.L. Boosters ~£.L. Merchants at Richmond, Lake open . STATE BASEBALL-- We have not received a sched- "Sonny" Miller pitched good ball and his mates tuned in with 11 hits last Sunday on the home diamond to defeat the Crystal Lake Merchants 9 to 4. The secret of Miller's success was control. He didn't walk anybody and allowed only 6 hits, 3 of them coming in the ninth inning. The Shamrocks held a scant 1-run lead at the end of five innings, but put across 3 iuns in the sixth and 3 more in the seventh for the clincher. Otto fanned 9 batters, but | issued 7 walks to combine with Ule from the state baseball tour- i ** an(* a couPle errors nament officials, but understand that Johnsburg will play the Sycamore Sons in the second game Friday night at Wing Park in Elgin. I-W LEAGUE-- The next home game in the Illinois-Wisconsin league for the Tigers will be with Glenview at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 21. that proved very helpful to the McHenry cause. DAILY PINUPS: The less money a man has the more he worries how to spend it. The surest way to straight thinking is avoiding angles. The goose that lays the golden Ggg is generally the one that gets plucked. One less worry is one less woe, one friend added is one less foe. To be able to build an easy street may take a lot of hard ® knocks. LoVe at first sight may lea*! to marriage or end up as a mirage. A good friend is a fine guide post, pot to be used as a hitching gifk Anonymous Shamrocka (9) AB R G. Moliclor, 3fo 4 1 Paul Judson, 2b 4 0 S. Miller, p 4 1 H. Murphy, if 5 0 H. Stilling, If • 4 0 H. Knox, cf 5 2 Phil Judson, r 3 2 J. Boleer. ss 3 1 J. Molidor, lb 3 ,2 Totals 35 9 11 Crystal Lake (4) AR R II Kingston, cf 3 0 D. Feffer, 2b 3 0 J. Feffer. lb 4 0 Martin, 3b 4 1 Pepping, rf o 2 0 Ploute, rf 2 1 Bartlett, If 3 0 Dobler, If l 0 Brettschneider, ss ' 3 1 4 « TIGERS SWAMP THE BOOSTERS IN BOTH GAMES LAST SUNDAY The Johnsburg Tigers went on a rampage last Sunday to. smother the Crystal Lake Boosters in a double header. Loren Freund pitched a 2 hitter in the first game, breeding along to a 14-0 victory. The second game was cut short at the end of six innings with a football score of 22-0 prevailing. John Toomey held the Boosters to three hits in this murderous encounter. Charlie Hiller, who had a triple in the first game, clobbered the opposing pitchers for two home runs in the second tilt. Lloyd Freund hit a three-bagger in each game with a double tossed in for good measure in the second. First Game Johnsburg (14) AR R H Peisert, If 3 I 0 Dunlap, cf 1 "0 1 H. Freund, rf 3 2 1 Pierce, rf 10 0 C. Hiller, 2b 2 2, 1 Lloyd Freund 3 1 2 Katz, lb 5 12 Barth, c* 4 »0 0 R. Freundi, C . * 0 10 D. Hiller, cf 3 2 1 Sahs, If - 10 0 Huemann,. 3b 4 2 1 LcSren Freund. p 1 2 1 Totals 31 14 10 Crystal Lake (0) AB R II Petersen, cf 3 0 1 Parsley, 3b 3 0 0 Philpot, c .300 Wahlin, lb ' 3 0 0 Eauml, 2b 3 0 0 Dianis, If . 3 0 0 Coss, ss 3 0 0 Schroeder, rf 3 0 0 Crimmins, p 3 0 1 Reading, p 3 0 0 Totals 30 0 2 Score by innings: Crystal Lake 000 000 000-- 0 Johnsburg 120 500 15x---14 Two base hit: Dunlap. Three base hit: C. Hiller, Lloyd Freund. Strikeouts: Reading, 10. Bases on Balls: Crimmins, 6; Reading, 6. Winning pitcher: Loren Freund. Second Game •n'msburg (22) AB R II i'eisert, If 2 3 2 Dunlap, cf 0 10 H. Freund. rf 2 2 0 R. Freund, rf-c 0 1 0 C. Hiller, 2b 5 4 4 Lloyd Freund, ss 5 3 3 Katz, lb v 1, 1 Comstock, lb 1 0 Barth, c • 3 1 1 Pierce, rf 2 0 0 D. Hiller, cf, 3 1 3 Sahs, cf , vrf 1' 2 1 H u e m a n n * 3 b 1 1 1 Toomey, p 4 11 Totals 30 22 17 Crystal Lake (0) AB R If Kopsell, rf 3 . 0 1 Philpot, 3b-p 3 © 1 J. Pokorney, 2b 3 0 0 Bauml, c *.201 Johnsgrv, ss. 2 0 0 D. Roewer, cf 2 0 0 Dianis, If 2 0 0 G. Pokorriey, lb 2 0 0 Wahlin. p 0 0 0 Crimmins, p 0 0 0 Reading, p 10 0 Coss, 3b 10 0 Totals 21 0 3 Score by innings': Johnsburg 3011 008--22 Crystal Lake 00 0 000-- 0 Two base hit: Lloyd Freund. Three base hits: Peisert, Lloyd Freund. Home runs: C. Hiller, 2. Strikeouts: Reading, 2: Philpot, I.' Bases on balls: Wahlin, 3; Reading, 10; Philpot, 1. Winning pitchier: Toomey. LEGION NINE BUMPS INTO NO-HITTER. BUT BOUNCES UP AGAIN The McHenry Junior Legion baseball team had their three game winning streak snapped when Ernie Shook pitched a no hit game as Woodstock won 7-1 in a six inning twilight game. The locals got back on the victory trail at Crystal Lake Sunday with a 4-3 win. "Chick" Sales showed his best control of the season as he pitched four-hit ball. Art Beck paced McHenry with two hits and it was his double in the seventh that led to two runs to wipe out a Crystal Lake lead. McHenry plays .at Algonquin next Sunday. McHenry (4) . . AB R H Conway, SS 1* ,0 C. Olson, c 2 0 0 Freund, 3b 2 O 0 Bastian, lb 3 0 0 Sales, p , 2 t 1 Beck, 2b-ss 3 J; 2 S t r o m s t e d t , c f 2 ' | j 1 Brock, c-ss 2 0 0 Cima, 2b # 0" 0 Leibsohn, If ? it 0 0 Vycital, rf t 0 0 D. Olson, rf 10 0 Totals ' 23 C 4 Crystal Lake (3) AB 11 II Lyons, ss 3 0 0 Diamond, lb , - 1 Strong, 1 $ 1 White, 1 Ritt, cf - ' .* 0 Witt, cf - ---'"V , ^-.1 $( 0 F r a a e r , r f . 0 ^ 0 Mooney, Oifi 0 Dunworth^. 1$ " ' r» j0 Mauer, p ' >-r ,-t J;1 Totals 22 3 4 Score by innings: McHenry ! 020 000 2--4 Crystal Lake 200 001 0--3 Two base hit: Beck. Strikeouts: Sales, 12; Mauer, 12. Base an balls: Sales, 3; Mauer, 4. STRANGE domes AT ROUND LAKE PARK ON FRIDAY ftlGHT The strangest s'kle of the wrestling industry will come to the fore Friday night at the Lake County Stadium In Round Lake Park. Four men will engage in a tfeg team bout. They are not quite like other men, either in manners or dress. Gypsy Joe and the bearded Sheik of Araby are featured against Farmer Don Marlin and Farmer I*aul Jones, barefoot veterans of grappling. The Farmers are equipped with mule kicks and some potent hayseed holds. The Gypsy and Sheik will carry into action the ornery habits that won for them the midwest tag crown. Gypsy's wife, a fortune-teller, bosses him from the ringsides. ^ J There's Tomm^ Martindale of Texas meeting jjnly Hickson of Tennessee and Zack Malkov of Chicago tackling Balk Estes, an Indian who now resides in Indiana. The Farmers hail from Texas and Michigan, with Jones calling the Lone Star his home. Jones ha? a pet wild javelina pig named Trooper who sometimes helps him wrestle. Tickets are expected to move rapidly at the Zeman's Drug Stoie and Lake County Stadium in Round Lake Park. Admission is $2 or fl,25 with children under 12 permitted for a 75 cents fee The show w»U begin at 8:30 p.m.. SCIENCE and youryA News Of The Speedettes One of the highlights of • the Speedette's softball team will be the game scheduled to be played this coming Saturday at the City Diamond, against Valparaiso, Ind. Valparaiso is one of the best amateur softball teams in th<J country with seasoned veterans of many years on the team. The Speedettes, though newly organized, expect to give this team a good battle and, in turn, learn many of the tricks of the game. Two exitra practices have been held in preparation for the game and the team will do its best ,fj the McHenry fans who cftmi down to see them. ALUMINUM ELECTROPLATE International Nickel and aluminum producers recently completed a ten-year cooperative research program which developed a nickel-plating that bonds so strongly with appropriate aluminum alloys that the composite materials may be deep drawn and later finished with chromium plate. This is expected to open a new market in the plating of aluminum appliances and furniture when nickel becomes more freely available. Classified Acs Brhig Results ECZEMA IN INFANTS By Science feature* Infantile eczema is one of the most common and annoying dis* eases affecting young children. Youngsters find it difficult to un« derstand the reason for the constant itching that it causes an<( parents find it hard to cope with the troubled youngsters. Both parents and children can get relief from the effects of eo zenia. Dr. Li I a R. McCorriston t o f M o n t r e a l , Canada, recent® ly tested hydro* cortisone drugs, such as Cortril and reported it to be "70 to 100 percent effective in all cases. . After applying t h e h o r m o n e "ointment to 104 /oung patients, she found the "imr, provement occurred within 24 to • 48 hours of the beginning of treatment." Why should an- otherwise healthy child become afflicted with this skin disease? Doctors have found that eczema in infants usually occurs when there is a family history of allergies-- conditions of unusual suscep. tibility to specific substances which are harmless to most people. The disease can occur if the child is allergic to certain foods such as chocolate, oranges, strawberries or tomatoes; from physical contact with strong solutions, oil, wool or other fabrics; from friction from clothing or from inhaling dust or pollen. S0FTB ALLLJJAGIJE By Dick Smith Standings Buss Motors Palace r.-. ft Blatz $' McHenry JT0#»*el 6 Pa's Yanks 4 Bimbo's . 4 Wonder Lake ifcgii&r 3 Illinois Bell * j K. of C. " 0 In what might be called the big game of this week's schedule in the softball league, Blatz Beer beat the palace Recreation 11 to 6. The Palace had gone through the first five games without a defeat. Blatz scored in every inning but the fourth. Five hits in the third inning which featured a three base hit by Howie Thomas with two outs and the bags loaded gave Blatz a lead, they never relinquished. A single by Dick Freund, a double by Jack Thomas and a homer by Kilday add three more in the fifth. Hanson fed the Palace with three hits. Doolin and Matthesius had two apiece. One of Doolin's was a home run. Final score: Blatz 11. Palace 6. McHenry Sand and Gravel split their two games, beating Wonder Lake 24 to 10 and losing to Pa's Yanks 17 to 15. Pa's Yanks, losing 6 to 0 at the end of the second inning, punched out seven hits good for seven runs in the thirds Four more runs in the fourth and 6 runs in the last three innings gave them their 17 runs. Doyle, with a single, double, home run and two walks, led the Yanks. Art Jackson had two home runs and a single. Weber and Neiss rounde^ out the hitting for Pa's Yanks FRI. & SAT. JULY 16-17 "THE TIME OF THEIR LIVES" Bud Abbott - Lou Costello Also "CORVETTE K-225 Randolph Scott - James Brown SUN. & MON. I JULY 18-19 "SEVEN SINNERS" Marlene Dietrich - John Wayne Also . ' "?C»REEN HELL" Douglas FatrbartEy, Jr., Joan Benpett TUBS., WED. & THURS. • . JULY 20-21-22 ^PICKUP ON SOUTH STREET" Richard Widmark - Jean Peters w. ottosapv Otto, pfcr'T i 0 Totals .; ; 35^, Score by innings: Merchants 000 tJ20 002--4 Shamrocks 010 203 30x -9 Bases on balls: Miller, 0: Otto, 7. Strikeouts: Miller 3; Otto, 9. NOHSfHERN ILLINl BOWMEN INVITE THE PUBLIC ON JULY 18 The Northern Illini Bowmen of McHenry invite the public to attend their Invitational on July 18. Registration is from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. Fees are $1.00 and 50 cents. This will be one of the biggest events of the year. Bowmen from Illinois and nearby states will compete for trophys and other archery awards Lunch will * be served on tne gtounds at moderate prices. Recent prize 'winners of other , dub shoots are: First in Free Style at Huntley. Joe C. Crick of McHenry; Second at Kishwaukee, Ed Olsen of Lake Villa; Women's Division at Kishwaukee. Clara Perry, Lake Villa; Third at Rockford in the Junior Division ' was Vernon Block of McHenry. Tin has a boiling point of 2,270 degrees. A continental Sists of rolls and coffee. BOATS STOLEN A report turned in to the sheriff's office on Tuesday listed a 10-hp. motor boat stolen from th¥ home, of Edward Carlson. The name Of the boat, "Snoopy," was painted on the side of it. A 15-hp. motor was also, reported stolen earlier from a home on Regner road. FARM VANDALISM Vandalism was reported in this area in recent days when Charles Diedrich notified the sheriff's office that corn on his farm had been cut off and numerous beer breakfast con- [ cans were thrown about the field. s m & DEFEAT DEFENSE PROPOSAL The board of supervisors last Tuesday turned down a request > of the civil defense committee , for an appropriation of $10,000 to be used to carry on defense work in the county. The finance committee and the sheriff's committee studying the matter were k. reported to have recommended i its approval. However, when roll f call was taken the proposition was defeated 17 to •. DISTINCTIVE IRON RAILINGS Visit Our Show Rooms Structural Steel & Ornamental Iron FREE ESTIMATES SCHROEDER IRON WORKS PHONE McHENRY 950 S Miles So. of McHenry on Route 31 Months Months PAY! PAY! LOW " BANK RATE TERMS ON ALL Boats and Motors 18 Months to Pay 'ARKANSAS TRAVELER All Models PLASTI PABST NOW PLAYING THURS., FR. & SAT. JULY 16-16-17 "Rails Into Laramie' and "Raiders Of The Seven Seas" Starring John Payne SUN. & MON. JULY 18-19 Matinee Sunday "The Naked Jungle" In Technicolor Charlton Heston Eleanor P&rfter Plus Cartoon it -Latest News TUBS. & WED. JULY 20-21 "The Flame And The Flesh" . In Technicolor Starring Lana Turner with seven hits between them, Weber getting 4. Ray Boro, with three doubles and a triple, led the losers in hits. Weingart had three singles. Bimbo's Bombers led by Morenze with two home runs, a triple and single beat Wonder Lake Repair 19 to 14. A big third Thursday, July 15. 19S4 The 16-inch league is how In Its second year and it has already been proven a success. In the younger group, we now have four teams that will soon move up into the older bracket. Those of you who are interested in youth activities would help the younger group a great deal if inning for Bimbo's, nine runs on • you would spend a Wednesday or • . . . * I « - * 1 J « ' A I nine hits, was the deciding fac tor in victory. Wonder Lake t.ed the score in the fourth. Eight runs in the last three innings for tiie Bombers gave them some runs to spare. Harry Freund had four hits and Dick Justen three. Rhode and Street led Wonder Lake Repeir with three hits each. Schau, the starting pitcher for the Lake team, had two home runs. Saturday night, July 17, at 8:15 o'clock, the All Stars of the 16-lnch softball league will play a team from Chicago in what promises to be a real ball game. As in all the other games played during the week, the public is cordially invited. The success of this game will determine whether there will be more of the same or not. By success we mean how many people turn out for the game. FRI. & SAT. JULY 16-17 'RAILS INTO LARAMIE' John Payne - Marie Blandhard SUN., MON. & TUBS, JULY 18-19-20 c i i "APACHE" Burt "Lancaster - Jean Peters WED. & THURS. JULY 21-22 "PHANTOM OF THE RUE MORGUE" Karl Molden - Claude Dauphin ULTRA-MODERN GIANT CINEMASCOPE SCREEN Program Starts At Dusk FRI. & SAT. JULY 16-17 John Payne • Mari Blanchard Dan Duryea - Barton MacLane 'RAILS INTO LARAMIE' Also -- Short Subjects & Color Cartoon. ~ *' ? ' " ' " • • • III I----m l • mh p--ji BUN., MON. & TUBS.* if V JULY 18-19-20 In Color Burt Lancaster - Jean Peters "APACHE" Color Cartoon and Novelty WED. & THURS. JULY 21-22 "PHANTOM OF THE RUE MORGUE" Theatre Ground^ daily for insects treated for dust. are sprayed Groltads Friday evening watching them play. They play hard and fa*. Come on out and give them ft lift. CARD. OF THANKS t ,\Would like to take this opportunity to thank friends for cards and prayers during the time I was in the hospital; also a special thanks to Fr. Blitsch, Fr. Hiller and Fr. 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