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THE..McHENRY ItAINDEAEER Thursday, January 17> IW7 j&tf WaxAh. AXX- 9hea>cl That man in motion, Vernon Freund, came up with another example of his athletic prowess. This time he bowled a 642 series with games of/212-212-218. Another neat game was Dick Heuser's 266 in a 620 series. And here comes a 540 series by Clara Colmafi in the Ladies League Nite Owl group. As this is written, we are anxiously awaiting the Wednesday night finals of the county league basketball tournament being played in Harvard's new gymnasium. McHenry's Warriors meet a favored Crystal Lake team in the finals -- McHENRY RECREATION -- Thujs. 9:15-- W. Pries, 207-570; A. Weiss, 544; V. Freund, 212-212-218-642; Koch, 531; Hojnacki, 201; Peisert, 204- 203-568; Kinsala, 222-218-601; Larkin, 228-615; Crouch, 525; R. Guzzardo, 203-565; S. Buenzli, 214- 583; Kreier, 213; Sigmah, 205- 200-571; Zimmer, 225-570; Vetter, 218-203-594; Johnson, 209. Monday 7:00-- R. Ducon, 211r538; E. Hall, 204; T. Wiles. 218-527; J. Lonze, 201; and many of us are both hopeful R Wiegman, 541; D. Weber, 211- artd confident that this may be 549; r Osterby, 208-541; V. j our year. [Adams, 212; L. Th<?nnes, 536; R.1 -- Stilling, 200. 'Twas many and many a year j ago when McHenry High last won • Foresters i a county tournament. In fact, it was back in 1925. And that's quite a piece back down the trail. It was thought that Coach Fulton had too little bench strength, but some of the boys came off the bench in this tournament and in the Grant invitational to give him a pleasant surprise. D. Weber, 542; F. Meyer. 537; I D. Freund, 212; D. Jager, 561; E. I Steinsdoerfer, 218-547; H. Steffan, i 204; W. Hamil, 529; G. Roden-; kirch, 549; T. Pitzen, 202; B. Klapperich, 202-573. J Business Men-- F. Erklin, 204-557; Wiser, 208- 573; D. Johnson, 525; R: Burandt, 221-545; E. Buss, Jr., 541; B. The Warriors beat Richmond Becker, 528. and Harvard and you will see box scores on this page. We would like ! Nite Owls-- to hold this column until after the j C. May. 432; S. Ballowe, 451; finals, but the deadline faces us. j M. Kelly, 191-432; L. Vacondio, All we can do is wing into Harvard j 178-491; D. Page, 456; L. Bockeltonight with a prayer. The War-| man, 447; G. Bradley, 457; C. riors will have to do the rest. Wagner, 451; P. Kosti, 183-443; I. -- Stoller, 431; M. Kuna, 177; C, If anybody went home with the 1 Colman, 193-179-540. wrong IV* gray Mallory from the Forester bowling dinner at the Tues. Sixty-Niners-- Chapel'Hill Country Club Sunday D, Schaefer, 446; D. Besch, 448; night, we are ready and anxious E. Modinger, 182; N. Stilling, 450; to trade. L. Pitzen, 450; R. Gary, 438; L. i Cairns, 175; J. A. Freund, 443: S. Sutton, 212:518; L. Crouch, 462; C. Rosing, 176-455; H. Busch, 182- 183-504; V. Doherty, 211-530. The Sunday party was the annual ladies' night and a jolly time, -- good food, good laughs, good fellowship. Of course, Junior Freund (der president) put certain restrictions on the press with a hint that we might not be invited to the annual steak dinner at the end of the season. But, 'twas all in fun and fun it was. .County Tournament McHenry drew a bye in the county basketball tournament played in Harvard's beautiiful new gymnasium starting last Saturday night. On Monday night the Warriors went into action and beat a hustling Richmond squad 62 to 57. Richmond went into the game with a 71 to 70 victory over Hebron in which their ace poinfmaker. Bob Christensen, had scored a record 43 points. The Warriors were so sharp in the first four minutes that they rolled on to^a 1^3 margin. Then came the old bugaboo. The Warriors started to roll up fouls as well as points. The worst blow was the accumulation of four personals by Jim Huemann who had to be lifted and saved for the final minutes when control was necessary. Fortunately, Coach Fulton found fellows to come off the bench and play a big part in the victory. There >was Ernie Useman, who was given the nod twice by his coach and each time went in to do a determined, effective job. Ernie made 7 out of 9 free throw attempts and „ made them when the pressure was at its peak. Ed Caron and John Hogan were the other boys who were called on for help and gave - it a hard dash. Ed Cepulis started at center and was the fellow who kept McHenry out in front in the first half. For all around play on offense and defense the nod goes to Matt Eichinger. When he wasn't scoring, he was setting up a shot for a mate. Matt simply played a great game in his own steady fashion. Stopping Christensen was McHenry's big task. They seemed to be doing a good job of it, but when the final tab was taken, Bob had a total of 31 points. In the first round, Crystal Lake beat Woodstock 60 to 42. Marengo had a tussle with St. Mary's before winning 40 to 38. PICKUPS-- It isn't too hard to lhe oh a small salary if yriu don't spend too much trying to keep it a secret. Not knowing what styles will be 25 years from now, it is hard to decide where today's baby girl should be vaccinated. -- BOWLING BAR -- Thurs. Nite Ladies-- E. Schaefer, 463; I. Stilling. 439; L. Schmitt, 183-443; B. Freund. 200-507; M. Smith, 453; Z. Malochleb, 455; N. Piatt, 448; S. Spielman, 211-514; M. Wakitsch, 186-456; V. Smith, 434; B. Freund, 458. -- PALACE -- City-- H. Rowe, 543; A. Olsen, 537; W. Hagberg, 554; H. Smith, 526; R. Newkirk, 214-215-591; R. Rode. 203-202-579; J. Hollander, 532: Cristy, Sr., 213-563; Koob. 529; McCarroll, Jr., 223-212-584; Brefeld, 202. All this fuss about Jackie Robinson deciding to retire from baseball gives us a slight pain. After all, he is 38 years old and has his best baseball years behind him., „ R . There are plenty of young fellows on, * ra" ' T,: striving to gain a spot on a big 1203566: A Jackson' Tavern-- H. Behnke. 227-223-627: McHenry (62-). FG FT PF Conway 2 1 1 McMahon 2 1 4 Caron 1 1 1 Cepulis 7.. 1 5 Useman 1 7 2 Justen 1 0 2 Hogan a 0 1 Huemann 2 3 4 Eichinger 8 0 5 Totals 24 14 25 Richmond (57) FG FT PF Arseneau 3 1 2 Bergsma 2 0 3 Vierke 0 0 1 Buchert '"^r 6 , 1 PopenTiagen, J.7 0 A ' ? 1 Christensen 10 11 4 Schmitt 0 1 4 Harris 1 2 0 Totals 16 25 16 Score by Quarters: McHenry ' 21 16 14 11--62 Richmond 10 23 10 14--57 league team. Most of those young j r-0„. ,,r „ ' it' fellows played for peanuts to tfe | ^553. £ minors. Let's make room for them in the higher brackets. We are so sorry to hear that Ed Doyle was locked in the lobby of the McHenry Post Office one evening recently. In fact, we are sorry not to have been present to witness his frantic efforts to gain freedom. As we hear it, Ed attracted the attention of a little girl who was passing the door. The little girl went into Nye's Drug Store and summoned Dorothy Miller. Those tears in Dorothy's eyes were from laughing! Brown, 206-534; B. Brand, 201- 234-594; fngerso), 547; H. Miller. 227-568; S. Miller, 207-527; H. Steffes, 200-559. C.O.F. 9:00-- Fros"., 200-538; A. Schaefer, 214- 562; Winkel, 548; Etten, 205-558; G. M. Freund, 548; Herdrich, 200- 527. C.O.F. 7:00-- D. Heuser, 266-620; 213-567. B. Thennes, Wed. Nite Ladies-- -- . j T. Meyer, 179-503; E. Conway, DAILY PINUPS: j 460; V. Herdrich. 447; E. Justen, Love, life, lip-stick and laughter 1175.448; T. Steffan, 481: G. Sigare the entree of youth. An interesting story is a straight line of approach with a curve at the end. man, 459; B. Meath, 196-499. Harvard Game On Tuesday night the Warriors gave their coach a fairly restful evening as they romped to a 73-53 victory over Harvard. With scoring punch all the way through the lineup, the McHenry team steamed into a 25 to 12 lead at the quarter and held a fair margin the rest of the way. The Warriors made 29 out of 39 free throws to help their cause. Cepulis had 7-7, McMahon 8-10, Justen 6-7 and so on down the line. ;9:00 Ladies-- j M. Kinsala, 446; E. Winkel, 178- Bulk is no substitute fop brand; : 478; M. Donnelly, 464. quantity is not the equivalent of quality. Anything worthwhile wishing for is worthwhile working for. 7:00 Ladies-- M. Doherty, 483; J. Doherty, 481; A. Glosson, 438; S. Ballowe, 1434; L. Michels, 461. McHenry (73) FG FT PF TP Huemann 7 0 5 14 McMahon 1 8 2 10 Cepulis 4 7 3 15 Benson 0 0 0 0 Caron 1 0 3 2 Justen 1 6 3 8 Eichinger 5 2 1 12 Conway 2 3 3 7 Granger 1 0 2 2 Hogan 0 0 1 0 Useman 0 3 4 3 Freund 0 0 0 0 HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Totals Harvard (51) Hayden Hysen Edens 0 3 5 3 Beckman 0 0 2 0 Kohl 0 2 2 2 Bauman 0 0 1 0 Wurtz 6 9 31 21 Peterson 0 0 0 0 Sears 0 1 t) 1 Borth 2 1 1 5 Doss 4 3 1 11 Koch 1 0 0 2 Totals 16 21 22 53 Score by Quarters: McHenry .25 12 22 14--73 Harvard 11 7 18 17--53 * OUTDOORS By Jack Walsh Channel Lake is producing some nice bluegills this winter. One fellow from Wisconsin told us that he caught, by actual count, one thousand two hundred and twenty- three, bluegills in Channel Lake this winter. We tried Lake Geneva for perch last-Saturday. We will bet there were over a thousand people on the lake that day. The fishing was good and we ended up three short of the limit. It seems that the perch are running different sizes in different parts of the lake. The fish we caught were no monsters but most of them were better than average. The fishermen who own shanties have it made. We saw one with bottled gas for heat. This is sure a luxurious methQd of fishing. Brandenberg Lake is producing a lot of fish, but 'the catch is thut it's private. Last year the owners had all kinds of trouble. We heard that some people even used counterfeit passes to get onto the lake. That did it. The owners clamped down. If the reports we hear are true, there is some wonderful fishing for the people who have connections. It is said that no cars will be allowed on the ice at Lake Geneva on week-ends this year. The reason? Too many accidents and too much crowding together with cars. We. have had no response from people interested in a fox hunt. Anyone who wishes to partake call McHenry 953. The only guns allowed will be shotguns with buckshots or BB's. Slugs or rifles would be too dangerous with a large group. H1CH&BD E. feuFF NAMED PRESIDENT. OF TITLE COMPANY Sports Revue Of At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the McHenry County Title company, held Friday evening, Jan. 11, the following directors were re-elected: William M. Carroll, Sr., Herbert T. Co<jney» Henry L. Cowlin, Sr., -David R. Joslyn, Richard E. Duff, Henry W. Sandeen, Edward J. Sauter and Francis E. O'Connor. f The newly elected directors' meeting followed the meeting of the stockholders and the following officers were elected for 1957: Richard E. Duff, president; William M. Carroll, Sr., vice-president; John D. Byers, vice-president; Edward J. Sauter, secretary; and Herbert T. Cooney, treasurer. Jimmy kupiec reported seeing 24 golfers pfaymgr the McHenry Country Club course on New Year's Day. Norm Knaack came home with a 39. • McHenry High School wrestling team placed third in the Palatine tournament. Strong teams entered. George Sullivan and Don Peasley were busy compiling history on the McHenry County Basketball Tournament McHenry won the crowh thirty years ago, beating Hebron 22 to 19 in the finals. The Warriors were getting beat --mostly on free throws. The Warriors beat St; Mary's, then lost to Harvard in the county meet. . Harvard was the surprise team, but Crystal Lake took the crown. Crystal Lake won the Parish Tourney sponsored by the McHenry K. of C. St. Patrick's won the grade school cup. A 62-61 victory over Warren was a tonic for the Warrior varsity. Jimmy Justen and Denny Conway moved up to the varsity, but Chuck Cuda's squad beat the Warren Frofch-Sophs 40 to 36. Harold Steffan was the toast of bowling circles after a 702 series. Bea Meath had some great bowling scores. Tops was a 580 series. Arnie Justen snapped some good action shorts at Warrior games for the Plaindealer. The Happy Warriors scored 56 points in the last half to beat Libertyville 87-57. "The Great Outdoors" kept sportsmen posted on ice fishing, hunting, trapping and all that goes with sportsmen who love the great open spaces.. Herman Kreutzer and Dick Conway drew special mention for bowling high series. John Huff was a fireball in Cliff Fulton's lineup. Five seniors (Beck, Pierce, Wissell, Schmitt and .Huff), started in their last home game and beat Harvard 65 to 46. Bernie Schmitt sank 10 field goals. Kiwanis m e.m b e r s sponsored bowling for young people. These bowling scores are getting us dizzy in review. "Reel" Winkel, "Tommy" Thompson, Art Tonyan, Gene Schaefer and who else had their names carved in special print. We are going to miss some names so let's face it! Jeff Moss and Paul Jessup won conference championships in wrestling. The Warrior Cagers finished sixth in the North Suburban with a 4-10 'recdrd. Jim EtoranVSt; Mary five won the grade school conference race and tournament having won 20 straight games in two years. Blue gills were biting and geese ijjew North the t first week in March. t The 10th Annual C.O.F. Basketball Tournament was a grand success. John Dreymiller was a popular choice for "This Is Your uife." Bill Bolger wrote some good re- Views on local baseball--all age groups. "Annonymous mailed in "Daily Pinups" week after week and we still do not know this person's identity. Roy Meyer, DePaul basketball coach, wbs a . real nit as speaker sit the Rotary Club Athletic dinner. George Justen-and Holger Pedersen had tickets for opening .day of major league b".«eball. And those tickets were not for Comiskey Park! Jim Larkin, bowled this waiy: 250-655. Irene Adams kept readers posted on activities of the Northern Illini' Bowmen. It was and is a live organization. Our Outdo9** writer went--Smelt fishing. Real tasty eating. ' Larry Stilling was back at the helm of the Stu crocks. Jimmy Kupec continued to report golf activities in his column "Here and There Wilh Golf." McHenry High School baseball team was winning. / "Bookie Buqkie" promoted another pool in the Plaindealer ranks. He won again. Frank Justen *.ites from California -- always interested in McHenry and sports activities. Bud Weyland reported "Softball Notes" and "Kelly" Brown took over the Pony League column. Tom Bolger was back in charge of the Junior League team and taught 1i.t boys a lot of baseball. Ed Buss Jr. won the Directors' Cup at McHenry Country Club. Mayor Freund headed a group in an impressive ceremony to open the Pony League at V.F.W park. 'Twas the middle of June. Rickie Miller pitched a shut-out as Richmond beat the Johnsburg Tigers. It was news when Joe Frett's boys lost a game. Terry Britz, recent graduate of St. Mary's of Woodstock, pitched good ball for Crystal Lake in the county leagtie. The National League beat the American in the All Star game. Marie Yegge and Herb Reinhansperger phoned the news to S. I. H. --immediately! The Tigers entered the state basketball tourney at Elgin and scored 14 runs in one inning to beat the Utica Yanks. Johnsburg Tigers finished the county league season With a 13-1 record. Gene Freund pitched a no-hit, no-run game for the Legion boys in a 6-0 win over Algonquin. Vale Adams was the 1956 club champ at McHenry Country Club. Millie Bollman was the champ in the ladies league. Charlie Brown was recognized as the spark plug of the Pony League. The season was a real success. Guy Bush was the speaker at the Jr. Legion baseball dinner. The Johnsburg Tigers defeated Algonquin in the playoffs to win the county league championship. Bill Hecht gave us a neat review of North Suburban football and Warrior news. Bob Peisert was Over 200 in every game for a 635 bowjing series. The National Field "iYial was held at Wing and Fin Club. The Tigers travelled to Statesville Penetentiary to play the inmates. An eventful day. Ernie Vogt wrote football stories Rudy Better's -Kennels Complete Training And Boarding For All Breeds • Obedience • Hunting Retrieving BOARD YOUR DOG BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH PUPPIES AVAILABLE OUT OF Field Ch. Imperial Bob V Becker Now At Stud Phone McHenry 4S6 -- Route 134, S mile West of U.S. 12 22 29 27 73 FG FT PF TP 2 2 4 6 10 12 Insured Savings: Savings invested In Crystal Lake Savings and Loan Association are Insured by the I Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp., and earn 2'/j per cent I plus 1/2 Per ce°t extra. SS-tt ATTENDS MEETING G. D. Hewes, of Route 2, McHenry, is attending a district meeting of Kimberly-Clark corporation specialty products salesmen in Milwaukee, Wis. The three-day meeting closed Wednesday. Hewes is specialty products sales supervisor in the Neenah, Wis., firms' Chicago district. Buy your rubber stamps at the D««J L_ C t McHenry Plaindealer Kead Dy EVeryODe! • I IT ler 608 Front St. on Rt. 81 McHENRY, ILL. Open - Tues., Wed., Fri„ Sat. & Sun * 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEE -- 1:30 TO 4 P.M. We sell complete line of shoe skates $18.95 & up S8&SS°ir ENGIN US. SAVINGS BONDS Classified Ads are Yowfll go for Hm Golden Rocket 88--it*i the value car of y«ar that toys "GO" in a great big wayl RIG-CAR value! BIG-CAR performance 1 And at a price that's so easy to take I There's a Rocket for your pocket. Come in--drive it, price it now! You'O be pleasantly surprised I YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT R. J. Overton Motor Sales - 403 Front St Phone 6 >R F sting Rink v WE WILL BE MOVING TO OUR ATION ON HIGHWAY 31 2 Blocks South of Main Street, WATCH FOR OPENING MISCELLAMEOUS & ODD ITEMS ON SALE ALEXANDER LUMBER Co. McHenry, 111. PHONE McHENRY 1424 when Bill Hecht was, transferred to a new location. . Bob Schulz came to the Homecoming Game. Never misses. " Bud Winters rolled a whoppifl' bowling seires. It must be here someplace. The Sports page carried Mftobbie" Fearless Predictions" on football games. ' The return of Jim Huemann to his quarterback spot after an injury seemed to spark the Warrior football team. They won their last th^ee games and boosted themselves to third in the final standings, The McHenry American Legion Post came to the rescue of young men who panted to oganize , a town basketball team. Fancy bowling: Ed Buss, Jr., 257 game. Gloria Bradley topped t'at Kortis' 555 Secies with 592. Art Jackson had a 268 game. John Dreymiller and "Muggs" were in the news from time to time. The Kiwanis clubs sponsored another 'football banquet, featuring Tim Lowry former football great as the speaker. Phil Schneider won the most valuable player award. Coach Jack Pheanis was real proud that three of his boys, Wally Schimke, Chuck Olson and Phil Schneider were rated All-Conference. Tom McMahon and Mark Zimmerman were chosen on the second squad. Our basketball coaches, Cliff Fulton and Chuck Cuda put basketball teams on the floor that had everything but giant size. That gets us up to '57. Our thanks to all who keep your sports page alive. Our apologies for any items missed in quick review. So long '56. That young '57 is growing fast. REAL ESTATE cIARDEST BUSIEST CHEAP1L/S i WORKERS IN TOWN PLAINDEALER WANT ADS SCHOO^ .•/ V. !\'£». »OIHI (ft SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE 9 GENOA T H E A T R E I G E N O A C I T Y . W I S C O N S I N BRovninv 9-6331 . WED. -- SAT. JAN. 16-19 Robert Ryan - Anita Ekberg "BACK FROM ETERNITY" and "TENSION AT TABLE ROCK" Richard Egan Dorothy Malone SATURDAY JAN. 19 At 2:00 Only "DANGEROUS WHEN WET" SUN.-MON. -- TUES. 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