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THE Thuj^.UL^ribfll.^gSft^r VAJOf- gmttft"! The county baseball league is getting ready for the take off <m May IS. With Joe Frett, Tiger manager, at the controls, Larry Stilling, Si Meyers and yours (truly landed in Crystal Lake last Suit day evening for a league meeting. President Ray Miller and Secretary Jess Armstrong had quite a few questions from the various managers to clear up before the season gets off and a-wftog&n'. I One change thait met with favor pertains the state tournament. The league will send just one team, made up of Ail-Stars chosen from the teams in the league. The manager of the team winning the first' round of play will manage this All-Star group, assisted by managers of the second and third place teams. Everybody knows tJhat you can't send a team to the tournament without loading up for baifcjtle. So why not send one tealn to represent the league? Ait this writing the league will beWade up of Algonquin, Fox Laffie, Crystal Lake Boosters, Grjfefcal Lake Merchants, Johnsburg, McHenry am) Richmond. Maybe before we go to press sostfe word will came am regarding Hebron entering a team. Bill Scheer, who assigns umpires, and Jim De Santo, Umpire In Chief, were present at the meeting and rarin' to go. Both of these men give a lot of time to promoting baseball and both enjoy the respect of players and fans. If there is a better pair of umpires around tbese paints, we L Adams, 518; Brefeld, 501; B. haven't seen them. The league is in good hands. Nop for some good, hot ball games. there that pre has been a switch In pre-season schedule that we told you about last week. In order to give each team a home game, Johnsburg will play the Shamrocks In McHenry May 1. Algonquin will travel to Richmond. On May 8 Ridhmand will go to Jobnsbuzg and McHenry will tour to Algofequin. TOiese *re practice games. COUNTY TOURNAMENT DOUBLES Lavoie & colburn, Wdstk . 1252 Fields & Reed, Wdstk .... 1250 Lines & Gruel, Wdstk .... 1231 Roewer & Everett, CL .... 1230 Burbamk & Taetmeier, CL 1217 Hoch & Musser, Wdstk Gath & Justen, McH .. SINGLES I. FUerice, Woodstock .. T. Wheelock* McHenry W. Stanger, Woodstock C. Taetmeier, Crystal Lake 659 C. Sherman, Woodstock .... 658 A. Brewer, Woodstock .... 652 E. Anderson, Crystal Lake . 642 C. Polizzi, Woodstock . M. Gath, McHenry ...... J. Gruel, Woodstock .... F. Buckley, Crystal Lake 1216 1187 667 660 660 637 636 636 634 Match at Bowling Bar -- Johnsburg Bowling Bar, 2705 - Wonder Lake, 2664. Freoind, 212- 560; Koch, 213-514; Kreutzer, 208-574; Corso, 201-547; Krause, 510; Jack, 204-533; Chuck, 243- 560; Roy, 219-970; Joe, 550. Match at Palace -- Johnsbing Bowling Bar, 2698 - Palace Recreation, 2697. Freunid, 203-523; Koch, 212-531; Kreutzer, 200-556; Corso, 212-560; Kraiuse, 200-528; Schaefer, 507; McOarroll, 528; Jager, 234-201- 529; A. Jackson, 200-210-598; Larkin, 535. -- Palace --• City -- Walsh Insurance, 2 -- McHenry State Bank, 1. B. Bacon, 205-538; J. Cristy, Jr., 513; H. Steffes, 545; J. Wiser, 518; A. McCarroll, 546. Lee & Ray, 2 -- Prager, 1. Heuser, 209-509; Peterson, 512; Kreutzer, 208- 542; H. Kreutzer, 535; H. Smith, 216-246-647. Aithoff's Hardware, 2 -- T. Olsen & Son, 1. Aregger, 212- 561; Rode, 510; Conway, 211-542; Rowe, 203-511. McHenry Lumber, 2 -- I*Ic- Gee's, 1. C. BefhmJoe, 201-558; A. Blake, 215. Tavern -- Royal Inn, 3 -- Snug Harbor, 0. A. Jackson, 206-564; Dave, 521; Cable, 500; Don, 201-538. McDonald's, 3 -- Joe's Tap, 0. G. Schaefer, 512; B. Peisert, 211- 204-571; C. Ingersol, 555; K. Ingersol, 534; Kantorsld, 529* SOFTBALL MEETING-- Dick Smith teHs us that there will be another meeting of (the Softball managers and captains at Hettermann's (Johnsburg) on May 3 at 8:15 p.m. All entries must be in by May 1. That isn't far away. C. O. F. 9:00 -- Winkers, 2358 - Weber's, 2230. D. Weber, 546; L. Winkel, 214- 204-607; H, Steffan, 518. Freund's, 2302 -- Thames', 2300. A. Blake, 224-524. Our attention is called to a Couple of whoppln' bowling Scores. Dick Rosing rolled a 267 game with the 7 o'clock Foresters. In the City League, with the Fragera, Hup SiAith was a few pins over his average with a 647 series. C. O. F. 7:00 -- Meyer's, 2345 - Miller's, 2328. H. Miller, 537; B. Kreutzer, 210- 520. Rosing's, 2409 - Thennes', 2271. B. Althoff, 214; D. Rosing, 267- 603; B. Thames, 523. > Badh day we gain more respect for drivers of large trucks. And not because we are afraid they wiH run over us. A few clays ago we saw some small children trying to cross the highway at Green and-Elm where a 4-way stop exists. Car after car went through without giving the kids a chance. Along came this big Gold Star Motor Express (/Truck No. 62). The driver brought that big "freight oar" to a complete stop and saw to fit that those dhlldren crossed safely. We like that driver. DAILY PINUPS: To give some people enough rope is to teach them how to skip. Youth thrives on hope, age does well on memories. ' Spring's best seller in books is the seed catalog. Some folks manage to still have their own way even after giving you theirs. Party patter improves after some of the party departs. It's the daily doesn'ts that actually do you In. Defeat is never sweet, but not too bitter unless you swallow it, Anonymous LAW REQUIRES VACCINATION FOR DOGS ANNUALLY Nite Owls -- Al's White House, 3 Club Lilymoor, 0. G. Steinsdorfer, 452; L. Vacondio, 422. Schroeder Iron, 2 -- Mi Place, E. Koenemann, 430; J. Rosing, 176-441; I. Stoller, 180-467. 540; Hi Kreutzer, 215-520; Rowe, 503. \yalsh Insurance, 3 --- McGee's, 0. Steffes, 551; A. McCarroll, 208-552. Lee & Ray, 3 -- McHenry State Bank, 0. Cripty, Sr., 508; Peterson, 505; Brefeld, 205-515. "McHenry Lumber, 2 -- Althoff Hardware, 1. Blake, 546; Long, 222; Rode, 523; Conway, 506; Newkirk, 500. -- Bowling Bar -- Thura. 9:15 -- F. M. Television, 3 -- Clark Chev., 0. Freund, 553; Koch, 511; Peisert, 542; R. Cynowa, Sr., 535; H. Brady, 515. Vogue, 2 -- Lannes Realtor, 1. L. Berry, 205-555; A. Kuniz, 200. Al's Welding, 2 -- Tower Grill, 1. W. Blake, 200-513. Prager, 2 -- Blatz, 1. J. Busch, 204; Krause, " 221-5417; Arreger, 224-570; Kreutzer, 202-509. HERE AND THERE WITH GOLF By Jimmy Kupec Thurs. Nite Ladles -- Central Garage, 2 -- Adams' Market, 1. M. Smith, 178-423. Bowling Bar, -- Leo's Paint-} eretites, 0. Z. Mailodhileb, 450; R. Daly, 447; F. Weingart, 442; L Stilling, 422. Timm's Tap, 2 - Hebtermainn's Tavern, 1. M. Hootastadt, 432; L. Huemaren, 438; B. Hettermann, 194-454; M. Hettermamn, 179-464. Lay's Tavern, 2 -- G. '& G. Decorators, 1. L. Meyers, 424; C. May, 456. -- Crystal Lake -- Tues. Early Birds -- McHenry State Bank, 2 -- Lost Causes, 1. L. Cairns, 193- 471; G. Barbian, 179-457; P. Pries, 228-515. Farmers' Mill, 2 -- B. & E. Trouit Farm, 1. H. Knox, 423. News of McHenry Speedettes First workout as well as tryouts for the McHenry Speedettes will be fheld this coming Saturday, April 23, at the McHenry Ball Park at 1 p.m., weather permitting. In case of bad weather the practice will be helidl on Sunday. For new tryoiits it, is necessary for players to be at least 14 years of age. The Speedettes are looking forward to a bigger and1 better season this year and are hoping to obtain a better playing time so that more fans will be' able to attend the games. Fft&e* Of HcH«pf, |lp& Died Sunday Ev6hliig Adolph Peisert, 81, faitJher 'Of Edward Peisert of McHenrft died Sunday evening, April 17, following a long illness. He .made Ijds home with his daughter,' Mrs. Adele Houston, in Westchester, DiL, where he died. Survivors include, besides the two children mentioned, a son, Leonard, a daughter, Mrs. Walter Bamett, three grandchildren and two great-grandqhildren Services were held Wednesday afternoon from the Mueller funeral home dhapel in Chicago, with burial in Concordia cemetery. x The P.G.A. annual meeting teaching program, held at Dunedin, -Fla., was (highlighted by a remarkable putting demonstration the pros ever saw by John B. Hawley, Jr. Mr. Hawley is president of Northern Pump Co. in Minnesota and is the same gentleman who purchased the former Howard Foundry farms; He is so good ait putting the ball, he can plug up the hole and putt to a line marking the hole and have most of the balls atop on the 'line. The amazing Mr. Hawley started to play golf three years ago at tlfoe age of fifty and has excelled pro staws at putting, ilawrey, an engineer, figured it out on a speed formula for a putt .to be hit to go tihe; required distance on various' types of greens. ' Is this a "fair" way? TifW Edgewood Country Club at Weat'^' •em Springs uses girl caddie^ (mostly co-eds) who wear shorts. Any one for a foursome? The McHenry Country dub ladies golf luncheon, which Wbs cancelled this week, will be held Tuesday, April 29, at 1 o'clo The Michels, Mike and had a match witflu Paul Ov and Norm Knaack. Standing on the eighteenth tee, Mike and Ijtyid were 108 points up. Shortly after, Paul was seen heading towards the practice area. Art DeMane, golf pro, formerly with Harrington Hills and Chevy Chase Country Clubs, stopped up and said hello. Later he joined Julius Goffo, John Torrence and Johnnie Varese in a friendly game. Coach Cuda's McHenry High School golf crew won its team maitdhes Monday, 9% to 2y2. Dave Kent and Ant Beck won their matches but Howie Useman lost his. Three freshmen did very well for themselves. Jim Justen won, Denny Conway won and Bob Cable tied). Good work, fellas. At Pistakee Golf Course last Friday the team matches between Antioch and Waucdnda high schools were rained out. Waucanda High uses this counsel fCS its home course. --J: The winsome 'threesome of Bud Liptrot, Bob Kreder and lid Doyle were seen taking mulligans early Sunday morning. Is it ftrUe that Frank Gende's wife, Betty, beat fhim one stroke Sunday? Moose Wiser's, 3 -- Mayfield's, 0. Nellis', 2 -- Jager's, <1. Nellis, 203-214-569; Phalen, 222-520. Old Timers -- (Doubles) 1. Nimtz and Freund . 2. Pyritz and Schaefer 3. Bacon and Perkins . 4. Cristy and Smith .1 995 950 926 919 City (last week) -- Pr? 2 -- Olsen & Son, 1, D. Weber, 523; Hagberg, 200- The Illinois Rabies Law, enacted July 6, 1953, requires that all dogs be vaccinated annually as provided in the act. Any per son failing to comply with tlhis act shall be subject to a fine of not less than $25 and not more $100. The city police and sheriffs offioe have been instructed! to pick up ell dogs not bearing a Ween 1955 McHenry county tag and impounding them, leaving the owner subject to a fine as to&oated above. TOfctit Ads taring results ^nurs with the Flaindealer Cor Tunes" By Justen Classified Ads bring results. Place yours with tljt# Plaindealer Mrs. John Hogan and guest, Mrs. Lep Smith of Richmond, Mrs. Wfata, ^rej^ Joseph Weber $nd Mrs. ;B. Anrvidaon plan to i attend Mother's Day weekend Activities tit Champaign next week. They will be guests of Mrs. Hogian ait the convocation service. Mrs. Lillian Leibsohn recently attended the fourth annual piano music conference of the Chicago Musical college. She 1s a graduate of the school. DOG NUISANCE Complaints are being made in great numbers to the police department regarding dogs running at large. City ordinance forbids letting dogs run loose and officers ask owners of pets to keep them tied. MCHS HIGH SCHOOL ' MINE WINS 13-10 PROM LIBERTYVILLE , The MCHS baseball * varsity outlasted Libertyville. on our hdme diamond last Friday to win a 13 to 10 ball game. Five-run splurges in the second' and fourth innings kept McHenry in the game as the visitors kept crossing the plate in every inning until the last w<hen Welly Frett had to be called back to keep the leaidl. Wally had not been scheduled to hurl in this one. McHenry lacks depth in the pitching department, but keeps moving along. McHenry (13) . AB R H Huff, as 3 1 1 Frett, rf-p 3 2 2 'T. Oeffling, cf 3 3 2 M. Freund, c 3 1 1 May, p 0 0 0 G. Freund, 3 0 0 C. Olson, p 1 1 0 -Weber, lb 2 2 1 Novak, If 4 0 1 Huemann, 3b 4 1 1 Sales, p 0 1 0 'Dahl, 2b % 1 1 Totals 28 13 10 libertyville (10) A R H Wellwerts, ss 3 1 1 C. Jarrett, p 3 2 2 iBrichert, 3b 3 2 2 'H. Jarrett, If 4 2 0 iRech, c 4 1 2 Torson, lb 4 1 2 Diempey, 2b 2 0 0 Shoul 0 0 0 Ashcraft, cf 3 0 2 Miller, rf 2 1 1 Teroowski 1 0 0 . Totalis 29 10 12 Strikeouts: Sales, 1; Freund, 2; Frett, 1; Garrett, 5. Walks: Sales, 1; Freund, 3 Frett, 1; Garrett, 5. Standings W L Warren 3 0 Zion 3 0 McHenry 2 1 Woodstock 1 2 Libertyville 1 3 Crystal Lake 0 I Barrington 0 3 HONOR OLD THIERS A total of 725 members of the Bowman Dairy Old Timers club, (including Awdlrew J. Butler and Adrian Thomas of McHenry, wittti twenty-five years of service or more, were honored at the organization's fifteenth annual dinner meeting on April 18 in cago. nd Uncle Sam Your Dollars Lend Uncle Sam Tour Dollars N&W OPEN ( Chapel Hill Golf Club | | 9 Holes -- Daily Fee Course | | SEASON MEMBERSHIPS AT REASON ABBE RATES | | Visit Our DININO ROOM and BAR | | Phone McHenry 347 | H 1V4 Miles North of Route 120 on the Pistakee Blacktop Road ± "" irninii Ultra-Modern Giant GisemaUscope ScregT^ Show Starts at 7:15 and 9:15 Thursday, April 21 FREE SHOW Everyone Is Welcome "RIO GRANDE' In Color FRT. & SAT. APR. 22-23 Walter Brooke - Eric Fleming "CONQUEST OF SPACE" Also - Disney Festival SUN. to TUES. APR. 24-25-26 Winner of 8 Academy Awards! "ON THE WATERFRONT" Marlon Brando - Eve Marie Saint Also - Two Cartoons v HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULES Varsity Baseball April 15, Libertyville here April |19, Zion-Benton away Aprtl 22, Woodstock here April 26, Crystal Lake away April 29", Warren away May 6, Barrington here May 10, Libertyville away May 13, Zion-Benton here May 17, Woodstock away May 20, Crystal Lake here Frosh-Soph Baseball April 22, Woodstock away April 29, Warren here May 6, Barringbon away May 10, Libertyville here May 13, Zion-Benton away May 17, Woodstock here Golf April 18, Zion-Benton here April 21, Barrington here April 22, Zion-Benton away April 25, Lake Forest here April 28, Libertyville away April 29, Crystal Lake here May 2, Elgin away Maiy 5, Grayslake away May 6, Lake Forest away May 9, Grayslake here May 12, Crystal Lake away May 13, Libertyville here crystal FRI. & SAT. APR. 22-23 'BATTLEGROUND' Van Johnson - John Hodiak Ricardo Mohtalban SUN., MON., & TUES. APRIL 24-25-26 "ON THE WATERFRONT" Marlop Brando - Karl Maiden Eva Marie Saint WED. & THUR. APR. 27-28 "DR. JEKYLL and MR. HYDE" Spencer Tracy - Ingrid Bergman Lana Turner May 16, Conference tournament May 1?» Baningtonv away ^,-i ' Tennis ^ i April 14i!!Crystal Lake her® 7 April 15, Elgin away April 18, Barrihgton away April 20j Libertyville here April 22, Lake Forest here April 27, Woodstock away April 29, Zion-Benton away May 2, Zion-Benton here May 4, Lake Forest away May 7, District Meet May 9, Woodstock here May 12, Barrington here May 14, Conference tournament at Lake Forest May 18, Elgin here May 19, Crystal Lake away The Red Cross blood' donor service was started on !Feb. 4, 1941, when voluntary donors were recruited by the New York chapter. HARDEST i . - '-camoM Bt WORKERS IK TOWN PLAINDEALER "WANT ADS (ssf >THDICATf Stop! Don't do that! If it squeaks just have it greased at JUSTEN'S STANDARD SERVICE!" Complete Car Service All makes & models. We Give Cash Discount RED STAMPS JUSTEN'S STANDARD SERVICE Corner of 120 & Richmond Rd. Phone 1150 McHenry, m. THE RIVIERA Show Place of the Middle West LAKE GENEVA. WISCONSIN Now COMPLETELY REMODELED • GREATER CAPACITY • MORE COMFORTABLE . • BETTER SERVICE And More Beautiful Than Ever Pre-Season Opening SATURDAY. APRIL 30TH Come on out and have fun at THE BEAUTIFUL NEW RIVIERA For Reservations Call 3691 " WED. & THURS. APR. 27-28 Ida Lupino - Howard Duff "WOMEN'S PRISON'* Allso - Three Cartoons Now Showing Academy Award Winner GRACE KELLY • in "THE BRIDGES AT TOKO ) RI" plus "THE CATTLE QUEENI OF MONTANA" "THE PLACE TO uv fAILLCj* SUN. & MON. APR. 24-25 "WHITE FEATHER" in Cinemascope plus latest news & cartoon TUES., WED. & THURS. APRIL 26-27-28 It's Here It's Thrilling CARNIVAL STORY Steve Cochran - Anne Baxter Visit your Woodstock mer chants & vote for your, choice as -- "Miss Country Girl" $180.00 in prizes to winners See awards presented and see "COUNTRY GIRL" & May First at this Theatre Let's have everyone here DON'T FORGET! FflfM SCREEN 45x60 FEET GRAYSLAKE. ROUTE 120-21 OPEN 7:00 P.M. -- COME EARLY! -- CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CAR FREE -- WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY APRIL 20-23 In CINEMASCOPE and TECHNICOLOR ft UNTAMED" with Tyrone Power - Susan Hayward Coming direct from CHICAGO LOOP SyN»AY TUESDAY APRIL 24-25-26 SEE HOW IT WILL HAPPEN... WITHIN YOUR LIFETIME! g CMHOfSMCr TECHNICOLOR GEORGE PAL -BYI0IHASKM -1AMES O'HANigN P^IUP rDRQAN. BAM IYHDQN -GGORSE WDRIHMGIDN YAJES: •M.o.Mb.liaEIIHMdlUtlfl IfWinnM WEDNESDAY to SATURDAY APRIL 27-30 IV THE RACERS In Cinemascope with Kirk Douglas II GENOA t h e r. r P i e THURS., FRI. & SAT. APR. 21-22-23 HXOH ON THE HONOB BOLL! TYROMI POW1R MAIIMIN OWU* Blue Ribbon Winner SUN., MON., & TUES. APR. 24-25-26 We are proud to bring to Genoa City the Academy Award winner. Marlon Brando in "ON THE WATERFRONT" 1. Best Picture 2. Best Actor 3. Best Supporting Actress 4. Best Direction 5. Best Film Editing 6. Best Art Direction 7. Best Cinematography 8. Best Screenplay Plus "CAIN MUTINY" Humphrey Bogart T C W N I Grand Avenue, Fox Lake, 111. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Phone Fox Lake 7-1811 FRI. & SAT. APR. 22-23 "THE AMERICANO" Technicolor* Frank Lovejoy - Caesar Romero Abbe Lane Sat - April 2? - Saturday First Show. Only REGULAR FEATURE PLUS 5 CARTibONS 2 Short Subjects FRI. & SAT. APR. 212-23 Also Sat. Matinee "Conquest of Space" Walter Brooke - Wm. Redfield Technicolor APR. 24-25 199 SUN. & MON. ^"Garcten of Evil1 Susan Hayward - Gary Cooper Richard Widmark Cinemascope & Technicolor TUES., WED., & THUR. APR. 26-27-28 "Black Widow" Van Heflin - Ginger Rogers Gene Tierney Cinemascope & Technicolor SUN., MOlfc, A T*UES APRIL 24-25-26 "CONQUEST OF SPACE" Technicolor WED. & THUR. APR. 27-28 "WOMEN'S PRISON" Ida Lupino - Jan Sterling Cleo Moore ELM RT. 176 WAUCONDA THURS., FRI., & SAT. APRIL 21-22-23 Double Feature !BM MX and "APPOINTMENT IN HONDURAS" , Technicolor Glen Ford - Ann Sheridan SUN., MON., & TUES. APRIL 24-25-26 Double Feature GLENN FORD AMERICANO rrtiiiu gntirinu ariiin nniimn rifAM luvuui-bttAii wiiii ilRSWA THIESS-ABBE LANE M flCHHICOUiB/- ' ' DtltrfbuTed by RKO BADtO MCTUMS. and I mi i ritf U Starts WED., APRIL 27 Double Feature Abbott & Costello "KEYSTONE COPS" and "SMOKE SIGNAL" Dana Andrews Sat. April 23 Cartoon Kiddie Show All Seats 25c Open at 1:30 - Show starts 2:00 McHENRY THEATRE 218 S. GREEN ST., PHONE 144 McHENRY, ILLINOIS OPEN DAILY 6:30 -- OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 P. M. THUR., FRI., & SAT. 7 • , APRIL 21-&-23 Open Saturday 5:45 -- Show Starts 6:00 p.m. Last Two Features Start 9:00 p.m. A STRANGER TO BRAZIL but no stranger to danger! GLENN FORD . THE AMERICANO 5. FRANK LOVEJOY-CESAR ROMERO "V*MHIESS-ABBT LANE DklrtbatW kr KO (ADK) PtCTlNESh he. Also This unusual 2nd feature The Harlem Globetrotters in "GO MAN GO" SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW SAT., APRIL 23 Doors open 1:00 p.m. 17 COLOR CARTOONS All Seats 25c SUN., MON., TUES. & WED. Double Feature Program APRIL 24-27 THEY'RE IN THE MOVIES NOW! | LUCILLE BAIL DESIARNAZ NG. LONG TRAILER TU« AP^iMTUw-P^wre CdMcov Or a Honevmoon in » house -On-Wh(eu| Plus WRICHARD mk DANA IDMARK ANDREWS OARY ERRILL [