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- 9Hecve*\ ^THT MdHENR Y' Many tiires have we heard Ma- >r Fround express a wish that McHenry could provide recreation for young girls with same enthusiastic support given various programs tor young boys. Last week we reported that Mrs. Cliff Kyntt was ready and willing to start a Softball program for girls. • On Monday of this week about, 36 or 37 girls turned out for practice 011 the city diamond and had the time of (heir life,., Some of the girls handled themselves with real class. By Bill Bolger MINOR LEAGUE Games This Week Saturday, July 21-- 1:30 Falcons vs Owls 3:30 Cardinals vs. Eagles Monday, July 23-- 6:30 Blubirds vs. Falcons So -- - there will be another practice at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Mrs. Cusack and Mrs. Wiles have volunteered to help. Others will be ; welcome. So will more girls. MAJOR LEAGUE Standings Falcons •Eagles Cardinals •Bluebirds Orioles \ Owls * Denotes Tie Game Games This Week Sunday July 22-- 12:30 Bluebirds vs Cardinals 2:15 Falcons vs Eagles 4:00 Orioles vs Owls w L 12 1 8 4 6 7 5 7 4 9 3 10 Three boys from the Pony Lea- j Tuesday, July 24 gue -- Jirrmy Jones, Dick Anton-1 Orioles vs Falcons son and Kenny Hyatt, came out Wednesday, July 25-- to lend a helping hand as three teams were set up to get the program under v. a v. ILLINOIS STATE BASEBALL MEET STARTS AT ELGIN Johnsburg Tigers Play Utica Yanks ' At 6:30 Tonight The 21st annual Illinois State Baseball Tournament started on Wednesday of this week at Wing Park, Elgin, bringing together sixteen strong teams from various parts of the state. •Local interest will focus on two McHenry county teams this (Thursday) evening as Johnsburg and Crystal Lake battle their opponents to try to get by j the first round and move toward i the coveted championship. I At .6:30 p.m., the Johnsburg | Tigers play the Utica Yanks artd la large following is expected to ; be present to, boost the Tigers j on to victory. j The Crystal Lake ninfc will bring a hustling team, - rating third in the county league, to the tournament and may have the pitching to cause plenty of trouble. They will meet Ladd Merchants at 9 p.m. Fans in this area have always turned out in great numbers for the state meet and many remember the amazing play of the Tigers a few years back when r •' ^N Thursday, * GREAT OUTDOORS Eagles vs Cardinals Ail-Star Program August 12 Suggestions have been coming j they went all the way It.looks hkc a summer program. j in for our all-star program. Some ! First Round Pl»v-nff« f them sound rea] ^ go , Firs Round Playoffs is off to a good start. h possibility of a differ- ^as . Nights Games -- ent program this year. Don't ! 5u^nglon v^, Auror%T,gers The one ana only Brown Bomber, ! forget to mark your calendar ! c?^3g° P* Joe' Louis, is headlining a wrest- jor August 12. It looks like an ling card at Round Lake Park all day affair Friday night and some McHenry fans will bo there. Most of them will be hoping to see the old Bomber throw a fi<-t at his opponent. Of course, that's against the rules! McHenry Shamrocks have had a dull season, but would call the season fairly complete if they could beat Johnsburg next Sunday on the Tigers' diamond. The odds are big but the boys are going to give it a good try. "Anonymous" is back in our corner this week after an unexcused absence. Every now and then this happens and the front office tries to put the finger on the identity of this per«on by figuring who might be vacafion;ng. We dunno. Let's say our White Sox have met with reverses. We just started to record how thankful we were to have Ed Doyle off our mail route these days w'en in walks -- you guessed -- nobody else but that man Doyle. He expressed great sympathy, but that little, grin an that map of Ireland told us another story. Up to this point we haven't had to meet Junior Freund -- that loyal Cub fan. But, sooner or later we must face him. vs Sycamore Sons Tonight's Games (July 19) -- Sca •lu te to Managers and, C„ oac.h es '! John«sb.u rg Tigers vs Utica Yanks T , , ., , Tr™h i. s communi7ty can f,e e,l proudj • CryJ stal Lake vs Ladd Merchants of the men who give up their time to teach our boys the art of sportsmanship and building them up to be real citizens and helping them gain self confidence _ . 21 , to be future leaders of our fine I "y. „ . community. These men make no ~5in vs Canton pretense that Little League will Enckson Boosters vs L o rnv Joliet Jays (E.J.E. Team) By Jack Walsh A friend and I went trout fishing the other night. When we arrived at our destination, we could see about half a dozen big trout. They were lying in the pool just waiting to be caught. We rigged our rod quietly and were just about to cast when out of the bushes came a couple of mallard hens and their ducklings. One nen turned around when she saw us. The other one make a take-off across the pool and the trout scattered. When they came back they would not bite on anything. We tried wet flies, dry flies and worms, but the tish wouldn't cooperate. Here is a tip that should be helpful to fishermen: Screw hooks in the bottom of your boat seat are a good thing on which to hang plugs and feathered lures. They dry out there and don't make your tackle box rusty. A few good sized striped bass are being caught in the river. Sand flies are still the best bet for live bait. JOHNSBURG WINS 5-2 FROM ELGIN VETS AS L. FREUND HITS'EM July 20-- Peoria Caterpillars, *55 State Champs, vs Sylvano Red Wings Lockport Moose vs Rockford Hawks be a cure-all ror juvenile delinquency, but deep down in their hearts feel tha{ it will help keep this community the best place to live in the whole wide world. Keep up the good work, men. There will be a meeting of all officers and managers of both the minor and major leagues on Wednesday night, , July 25, at 8 p.m. at the Little League diamond. First games start at 6:30, second games at 9. Special attractions are planned for each evening, including a barbershop unit in an old fashioned song fest for Thursday, July 26. , M " H . » » i JUNIOR LEGION iji tfr i^l l|> ijxjl ||| 1^11^1 iji |fl| ||| ||| ij. Som? of those- well-wishers sent Genie Schaefer a letter. Qh, no! That--Doyle. We opened the mail and found a large envelope from "Kaminski Park", enclosing a headline telling *of the Cubs' win and Sox double mickey. Also enclosed was a white sock. Wonder who has the mate to it? Thai's the way the ball bounces. We should be out of town this week. DAILY PINUPS: When you have outgrown fun you suddenly find yourself officially old. The McHenry Junior ^Legion baseball team came from behind Sunday to defeat Hebron-Richmond 6-5 at Johnsburg. It was HERE AND THERE WITH GOLF B| Jimmy Kupec McHenry Country club will be the host golf course for the the local team's fifth win in six j Pro-Am Tournament Monday the starts against county opposition. | 23rd. Members interested in this The visitors jumped on Ray event are urged to sign in to Bujak, who was making his complete the necessary fourfirst start of the season, for a , somes at the pro shop with 4-0 lead at the end of three ; Julius Goffo. innings. Gene Freund relieved I Hookey Day winners, for the Ray with two out in fourth and pitched hitless ball to record the win. low gross honors, E. Seepe and P. Overton tied for 1st, 2nd was C. Schmidt, and 3rd was F. McHenry scored three runs in Rourke. The low net trophy was the fourth on walks to Charlie Olson and Ron Smith and hits Dog Interest On Sunday, July 8, the Drahtharr Club of America held a retrieving trial on both water and land open to all pointing and retrieving breeds at the Wing & Fin Club, at Volo. There were three post entry events -- the Open All-age, Non- Winner and Derby stakes. The Open All-age -- a test of single retrieve in water for the first series and a double retrieve on land for the second series, with a double retrieve in water for the third series, was a. very interesting event. This stake to win took a good steady dog with all the qualities of a good retriever to come out on top. The Open All-age was placed as follows: 1. Wendenheim's Fritz, German Shorthaired Pointer. Owner and handler, Frank Nuzzo, Chi: cago. * | 2. Widgen, German Short hahr<|| Pointer. Owner and handler* Jack Pomerening. Milwaukee. 3. Gremlin, Drahthaar. Owner and handler, Cliff Faestel. 4. Mike, Drahthaar. Owner and handler, A1 Goldman, Milwaukee. The Non-Winner's stake in water only was placed as follows: Partridge, German Shori-1 haired Pointer. Owner, and hand* ler^ Jack Pomerening, Milwaukee. 2. Mitchen, Drahthaar. Owner and handler, Louise Faestel, Milwaukee. 3. Short's Golden West Nugget, German Shorthaired Pointer. Owner and handler, Louise Yans, Chicago. ' ,,,. 1 The Derby stake in Water was placed as follows: 1. Spiked, German Shorthaired Pointer. Owner and handler, Frank Sabatino, Milwaukee. 2. Spice, Drahthaar. Owner, Mrs. Compere. Handler, Newt Compere. The judges for this fine run by the The baseball boys, known as the Tigers, defeated the Elgin Vets at Elgin last Sunday 5 to 2 to make up 11 wins against one loss in county league play. Jbhnsburg scored four runs in the first, four innings off. Dauksavage, then went scoreless against Bob Gordon until the ninth when Bob Klaus sailed a triple to distant parts and scored on a hit by Lloyd, Freund. Lloyd had a double and three singles in five trips for a very satisfactory afternoon. Klapperich gave up 9 hits but had plenty to keep the scoring under control. Johnsburg (5) AB R H R. Freund If 4 1 1 Klaus ss 4 1 2 L. Freund 3b 5 1 4 H. Freund 2b 5 0 1 Katz lb 4 0 1 Frett rf 3 0 1 Oeffling cf 2 0 0 Jackson cf . 2 0 0 Nowak c 2 1 1 Barth c 1 0 0 Klapperich p 3 1 1 Totals 35 5 12 Elgin VFW (2) AB R H Leach cf 5 0 1 Ross 3b ' 4 0 0 Kallenbock 3b 1 0 0 Begalka ss 5 0 1 Young lb-lf 3 1 1 Webb rf 3 1 2 Gordon p-lb 4 0 2 Hargis 2b 1 0 0 Topple 2b 2 0 0 Gouch c 4 0 1 Dauksavage p 1 0 0 Green If 3 0 1 Totals 36 2 9 Doubles: L. Freund, Leach. Triples: Klaus, Begalka. Strikeouts: Klapperich 5, Dauksavage 2, Gordon 6. ELGIN MERCHANTS BEAT SHAMROCKS 8-6 HERE LAST SUNDAY The Elgin Merchants, under the direction of John Toomey, beat the McHenry Shamrocks here last Sunday, 8 to 6. It was Toomey's great catch of Bob Young's long drive in the ninth that saved the day for the Elgin team. McHenry had two on base when Young drove an ear-marked home run to left. Toomey got to it and nobody knows how. won by R. Bennett. The low gross for guests was won by by Tom Roti, Roger Benson and j Harold "Mike" Michels whose 68 Jack Schaefer. Jack's hit was a j tied the new course record held two run double, giving him three : by Ed Buss Jr. and young jimmie ; retrie"vi^"°te"st"put""on . j j. ? c enr^L_ °° I ^ Clark s poy had | Drahthaar Club were "Bun" the lead in the fifth on walks to his 68 a couple of weeks ago. Gentv .Lake Bluff 111 and Rnv Ron Smith and Jim Justen and Firs, round ot match play re.! ^o^n.T' rt 'the hits by Ray Bujak, Jack Schae- suits for the Club Championship : £ jrjn Qub fer and Gene Freund. , are as follows: Vale Adams beat j ti,;,. Sunday Tnlv 10 ihp McHenry played Waukegan in Ed Buss, Geo Johnson Jr. won | American Amateur Retriever 'ast Friday and over H. Nellis, 1955 trophy club wlu hold a (rlal „ thp To test a man s courage give him j lost hy a 9-z score. Gene !• reund holder Tom OConnell beat Corky wing & Fin club The trial will Iversity; to te<;t a man's charac- Save UP only hits but was < Mierhofer, Earle Seepe over Paul ctart at s a m »nd will r»r»ntirmn t u: nff nr. or.^ ^ . T- , &iari ai o a.m. ana win coniinue The Shamrocks travel to Johnsburg next Sunday. Elgin (8) AB R H Koch 3b 5 0 0 Richardson 2b 4 0 0 Farney lb 4 0 2 Graf ss 5 0 0 Benny cf 3 1 0 Toomey If 3 1 1 'temall rf -S: 1 1 Mason c 1 4 1 Carroway p 5 1 2 Totals 35 8 7 Shamrocks (6) AB R H C. Sahs ss 3 0 0 J. Stanek 2b 5 0 0 B. McCulla lb 5 1 3 B. Becknell If 4 1 2 B. Young c 5 0 1 i3G, Schlung rf •s 1 1 J. ^Molidor cf 5 1 1 G. Molidor 3b 4 0 (J Mauer p 2 2 1 Totals 38 6 9 Score by innings: Elgin 020 201 012--8 Shamrocks 001 011 021--6 throughout the day. adversi ter grant him power. toff on his control and was the Overton, Norm ,Knaack Sifting out old ideas gives you .victim of some poor support by George Kinsala, C. Schmidt over j jt js open to all dogs of the the best excuse to search for new | his teammates. : John Varese, Joe Nischan over . retriever breeds and will fpatti.p I The winning pitcher was Petti- R. Bennett and Jack Moss over ; " uallfied a^d open If, Protect ^ Our N ation's Youth -Anonymous j clair, who is a grandson of for- Frank Rourke. I mer McHenry Legion baseball The Peoria event in all brackmanager A. P. Freund. Bob ets was won by E. Seepe, and Meyer had the only two hits 2nd was C. Schmidt. The low net garnered by McHenry. event in the 1-8 bracket was McHenry will play at-Harvard taken by John Buscher and 2nd was T. O'Connell. The 9-14 low net bracked winner was J. Moss age stakes. U Kelly Brown next Sunday. McHenry (6) Schaefer ss Freund 3b-p Baker If Olson c Meyer 2b R. Smith cf Roti rf J. Smith lb * Benson Justen lb Bujak p-3b Totals One of the best games of the season was played on Saturday, July 14. Joe Sanford, Sox, pitched a very fine game but lost in the last inning because of two home runs by John Moss. The game that Tom Claybough pitched for the Yansk is one that he can be proud of. In the second game Sunday, the Giants' big bats beat the Sox 16-3. John Gates distinguished himself with five hits in five times at bat, including a home run. Ben Chelini climaxed the Giants' 7th inning with a home run. There will be some surprising changes in the batting averages this week. Mention must be made of Jim Hester's pitching in Sunday's McHenry first game. The boy is good. j Doubles The schedule calls for a game Saturday, 21st, at the Admiral Field. 6 p.m., Cards vs Sox. Sunday: V*.F.W. field, 1 p.m., Giants vs Cards. 3 p.m., Braves vs Yanks Monday, 23rd, 6 pm., Admiral. Yanks vs Sox. Wednesday 25th, Admiral, 6 p.m., Braves and Cards. AB 4 4 3 2 4 1 2 1 1 0 3 25 Singled for J. Smith in 4th Hebron (5) Ferber lb . . Kuecker 2b Sime c Christensen 3b Arsenau p Hanson ss Schmitt If Widhalm cf Schultz if Totals Hebron-Richmond AB . "2 2 4 2 4 4 4 2 4 28 5 121 000 1- -5 000 303 x--6 R 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 ( and Emil Simon was second, j , The 15 and up low net bracket < | winner was Geo. Johnson Sr. ' and Warren Kuhlman was sec- • i ond. j | The Ladies of McHenry Coun- | try Club had as their guests the j i ladies of Bonnie Brook golf j I course. The visitors from Wauke- j Q j gan way had a field day with j -j | 72 points as against 35 for the i g home club which enabled them 1 j to take home the trophy in the j j team play match. The low gross I H winner from Bonnie Brook was I 0 ' Pat Brady and Irene Holm. | 2 I Class 'B' honors went to Lor- i 1 i etta Kennedy and Lucile Jones. | 0 | In class 'C' Fran Wilmot and ; 0 ! LaVerne Cramond took the ' 0 j honors. For the McHenry girls j 1 ! the class 'A' winners were Helen | 1 Miller and Lil Stilling. Class 'B' 0 ; honors went to Ethel Conway 5 ' and Rose Muska and Class 'C 5 winner was Millie Jackson. At Pistakee Golf Course the Shop at Home .and SME! Strikeouts: Mauer 5, Carroway 1. Walks: Mauer 6, Carroway 4. COUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGS Johnsburg Richmond Crystal Lake Algonquin Elgin' Vets Elgin Merchants McHenry Hebron Last Sunday's Results Algonquin 7 Crystal Lake 0 Johnsburg 5 Elgin Vets 2 Elgin Merchants 8 McHenry 6 Richmond 10 Hebron 6 Games Next Sunday McHenry at Johnsburg Crystal- Lake at Richmond Elgin VFW at Algonquin Elgin Merchants at Hebron 11 1 9 3 8 4 6 5 6 6 4 8 2 10 1 10 Lend Uncie 3am Your Dollars Rudy Becker's Kennels COMPLETE TRAINING & BOARDING FACILITIES FOR ALL BREEDS. Obedience * Hunting • Retrieving BOARD YOUR DOG BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH IN CLEAN, WELL-VENTILATED KENNELS. Field CH. Imperial Bob V Becker Now At Stud IMione McHenry 436 -- Route 134, S mile West of U.S. 12 Schmitt, Baker, Thursday Nite Twilite league Schaefer. Triple: Widhalm. RBIs: winners were as follows: B. Kuecker, Hanson, Widhalm, Schartz 1st, B. Schaper 2nd. Vic Schaefer (3), Freund, Benson, j Hader 3rd, R. Stroker 4th, D. Bujak. Walks: Bujak 3, Freund i Swanson 5th, and K. Bitner was 4, Arseneau 6. Strikeouts: Bujak 4, Freund 3, Arseneau 3. Winning pitcher: Freund. Buy ir.R. Ravings Bonds 6th. Sunday's Blind Bogey winners were Dan Harrington 1st, Bob Newberg 2nd and J. Broisch was 3rd. "JUST FOR FUN" Roller Stetinf Rink 608 Front St. on Kt. 81 MCHENRYK ILL. Open • Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. 8c Sun. 8 p.m. to II p.m. We sell complete line of shoe skates $13.95 & up SOFTBALL NOTES By Bud Weyland The games scheduled for last •week were played on Tuesday and Thursday nights. The results of those games were as follows. Pa's Yanks 16 Old Bridge 11 Bob Inn 27 Wonder Lake 4 Hettermann's 15 Whitey's 11 Bimbo's 17 Buss Motors 7 Pa's Yanks had 16 runs on 17 hits, 4 doubles, 2 triples and I home run by. Becknal. Old Bridge had 11 runs on 15 hits, 8 doubles and 1 triple. Winning pitcher Behnke. Losing pitcher McCarroll. Hettermann's Tavern earned their 15 runs on 19 hits, 3 doubles and 2 triples. Whitey's Tavern earned their II runs on 14 hits,, 1 double and 1 home run by Hansen. Winning pitcher Kreutzer. Losing pitcher Hansen. Bob, Inn earned their 27 runs on 25 hits, 6 doubles and 1 home run by Devorack. Wonder Lake Businessmen earned their 4 runs on 9 hits, 1 double arid 1 triple. Winning pitcher Bujack. Losing pitcher Sullivan. Bimbo's Tavern earned their 17 runs on 21 hits, 8 doubles and 2 home runs by Fulton and Morenz. Buss Motor Sales, earned their 7 runs on 10 hits, 2 doubles. Winning pitcher Thomas^ Losing pitcher Buss. Standings L Hettermann's Tavern 8 1 Pa's yanks 7 2 Bimbo's Tavern 6 3 Buss Motor Sales 5 4 Bob Inn 4 5 Old Bridge Tavern 3 6 Whitey's Tavern 3 6 Wonder Lake Businessmen 0 9 POLIO INCIDENCE The state Department of Public Health announced that Illinois physicians may now purchase polio vaccine and use it at their discretion on persons of any age. Until this announcement only children under 20 and pregnant women were eligible for the vaccine. The department will continue to provide physicians with free vaccine for all children six months to 20 years and all pregnant women. State health . officials also reported that so far this year poliomyelitis cases have been somewhat fewer in number than for 1955. Provisional reports for the state indicate that a total of 100 cases of polio have been reported since Jan. 1. THIJRS. FRI. & SAT. WALT DISNEY'S "THE GREAT LOCOMOTIVE CHASE" FESS PARKER Also Disney Short Subjects, second feature "GLORY" with Margaret O'Brien SUN. MON. TUES. "SAFARI" V. Mature & J. Leigh plus "FORBIDDEN PLANET" €12321 BRowning 9-6S21 July 18-21 Wed. to Sat. GOBSL SAVNM Baseball's Acrobatic Ace Plus Cartoon Shown--Wed. 2:00--6:30--8:25 Thurs.--Fri. 6:30--8:25 Sat. 2:00 3-55-5:50-7:45-9:36-- Sun.--Tue--July 22-23-24 AND Sun. Coiitinous From 2:00 Mon. -- Tue. 6:30 JULY 25-28 D-DAY--SIXTH OF JUNE JULY 29-31 * TRAPEZE Crystal Lake, HI. 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