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SPOUTS McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday/March 7*1957 "AP- 9Hectft"l Local business firms are sponsoring the broadcast of the Regional Basketba'/l Tournament McHenry's Warriors toured games through station WEAW at | down to Elgin High Tuesday McHENRY HIGH WINS REGIONAL GAME FROM WOODSTOCK 78 TO 70 Evanston. If you can't get to see the games, tune in 1330 (AM) or 105 (FM) on your radio dial. Some good games loom over the horizon as the Forester State Basketball Tournament goes into the second round next Sunday. And the entertainment is rated tops. We saw Cliff Fulton's battling Warriors beat Woodstock in the Regional at Elgin Tuesday night and wondered where the crowds night and won their first game in the Regional Tournament by a 78 to 70 score over the Woodstock Blue Streaks. Woodstock got off to a lead early in the game and hit free throws to the tune of 19 out 'of 24 in the first halfr^The Warriors had fewer chances on free shots, but came up with 12 out of 14 in the half to gain a narrow 40-39 edge at rest time. FORESTER CAGE TOURNAMENT OFF TO FLYING START; FAST GAMES s LOOM OVER HORIZON FOR SUNDAY Top Flight Order Of Entertainment On Sunday Menu The C.O.F. State Basketball Tourney is off to a flying start and a-wingin' toward some great attractions next Sunday in McHenry's high school gymnasium. In the first game last Sunday the St. Mary No. 2 Juniors were completely outclassed and outsized by St. Gregory, but the boys fought right to the finish. The St. John Juniors of Johnsburg had a good spread of scoring to beat St. Mary No. I Juniors 30 to 17. .: A total of 30 fouls were called i ^ Turk boys of St. Ipeter against McHfcnry.- McMahon and!Paul of Vi^n each scored 23 of yesteryear had gone. There was j Justen fouling out. However. ! P°'nts ar,d each had 9 baskets a time when you considered it a j Bentz and Useman picked up the j an(* ^ ^ree throws as their team real honor to have a ticket to at- | task in good style. Useman flipp- { Hampshire Heavies in a tend a tournament. The finals, of . ed in 10 points while Bentz show- i good game, 67 to 61. Busch scorcourse, still draw crowds. | ed real promise as he rebounded i ed 9 of his 17 points in the last j quarter to put it away. J The real battle of the day saw I Johnsburg Heavies beat St. Nick | of Aurora 59-57 in overtime. Loren Freund's 20 points led the scoring. St. Mary's Heavies (and some are heavy, brother) took the measure of the Aurora team from the Our Lady of Good^ Counsel court, 4J7-39. Entertainment The Weber Sisters were real cute and showed talent in their song and dance numbers. A quartet of youngsters from Harvard went over big, performing like old troupers. And Ernie Useman's Square Dancers never missed a step in their tricky little numbers. The crowd liked all these young people. The entertainment committee has gone into the big time and come up with established entertainers for next Sunday night. West and Maza, a unique pair, will give you enough laughs to carry through until the following Sunday. Be on your toes for some surprises when this pair takes over. Acclaimed the finest act of its kind. Henrv and Anna May "The Balabano Duo" play accordions while doing some trick dancing you haven't seen before. Toy-sized piano accordions fit into this unusual act. Billy Romano will do his famous tricks with balloons, sometimes referred to as "balloon sculpturing." This original novelty- comedy act has been presented on the Ed Sullivan Show FROSH-SOPHS WIND UP FINE SEASON WITH 62 TO 38 VICTORY Elgin rolled up a 114 to 55 score j McHenry |78) against Harvard in spite of giving j Huemann their subs plenty of playing time. McMahon • j Cepulis We play that same team this | Caron (Thursday) evening at 6:45. But, j Justen as Jjm Justen sized it up, they ' Eichinger can play only five men at a time 1 Conway and we can play the same number. Hogan So -- Useman Bentz Those officials tooted their i whistles more in 32 minutes than j a traffic cop on State and Madison I would all day. But, let's not blame | Woodstock (70) F.G the officials. The rules say a little i Kortmeier tap is a foul these days. j Burmeister Hanley The Warriors were an aggres- [ Schacht sive team Tuesday night and drew | Merwin, Tom 30 fouls. Each team scored 32 j Anderson points on free throws. They do i Beth Totals pay off. Note to "Anonymous". That word "pelf" puzzled somebody last week and it was changed to "self". You sent our proof readers to Mr. Webster's big book. Swanson Brasile Webster Complaints have reached our ears from the West Side that we have neglected that younger Wattles boy in this corner. We thought you had read enough about our dear friend. We found a couple of pictures and thought we might give you a sort of "This Is Your Life" story -- or rather, this is part of your life. Years ago we had a baby picture of Little Glenny that was simply darling. It must have been yanked from the picture morgue. with sureness. F.G. F.T. P.F. 5 8 3 3 4 5 6 2 4 0 0 2 1 4 5 5 6 3 0 0 1 0 2 2 3 4 2 0 2 3 23 32 30 G. F.T. P.F. 1 2 0 2 2 5 4 5 3 3 7 5 7 2 2 1 7 4 1 1 0 0 •1 2 0 4 1 0 1 1 19 s: 32 23 19--40--57 --78 16 --39--51 --70 Totals McHenry: Woodstock THE GREAT OUTDOORS % By Jack Walsh Space on which to ice fish is j and in select spots from coast to rabidly decreasing. The ice is coast. going out. Fishing has been very There you have it!*he best in good lately, but very few of the entertainment mixed with noheavily fished places are still foolin' basketball battles. It will sa*e- all be there. Will you? Last week-end Pistakee Bay „ ,0: ; There were also quite a few crap.! „rv 782 St. Benedict - were real whoppers. Saturday everyone where we ; ory vs. j Rangers. Game 7--2:00 Ct. 782 St. ; Benedict vs. St. Gregory -- Junwere fishing was catching golden j i?"'VvTs. roaches. They averaged /bout six inches in length. Some fishermen ' Marv's v_ rt qR T ' say the roach is delicious, but: s*1?' ^ ^ I'TVIr rw,0 - SfnSrl?^". Swhen they are good-sized and ; ^1^7 5M•*?> " 9? St fight somewhat in the manner of i Heavies Marys - We cannot say for sure where . •' the ice is safe right now because m. FIRES LOCALLY this is written on Tuesday. The ° fires- a,th°ugh of little places to try would be Fox Lake, consequence, resulted in a call to Pistakee Lake and Channel Lake! | locaI volunteers this week. The When we cleaned our fish last j j!rst' on Saturday, was a slough week-end we found that most of' e near the Jam<?s Lennon resithe crappies and some of the blue-! dence east of the city> atld the gills had spawn in them, so it' second Tuesday noon, Was a grass might be an idea to try fishing j conf,agration in Shalimar. the spawning areas that are open with a fly rod or spinning rod. : For bait, use your imagination. KILLED IN PLANE CRASH James R. Janak and Ronald W. Try what they usually hit on I Martin, both 29, of Algonquin and through the ice this time of year ! Chicago were killed this past week You can never tell. It might pay off. We noticed that a muskrat was i killed in the middle of East Elm i Street the other day. A rat is i very seldom seen wandering the | streets of McHenry. He could have^been moving to a new home when their single engine plane crashed in a rural area in northern Alabama. McHenry's Frosh-Soph basketball team wound up a highly successful season with ai 62-38 victory over Warren on our home floor Friday night The home team was unable to gain much headway in the first half, but put on a scoring spree of 21 points in the fourth quarter to win in a breeze. Coach Chuck Cuda was able to use every man on the bench as the lead piled up to a safe margin in the final period. Mark Vycital was the leading point-man in the game with 7 field goals and a 6-6 record from the free throw stripe. .Cajthaml had 7 field goals and one* free throw, finishing a season of consistent good work. Richardson's 8 baskets led Warren. Tempers flared in this game as play became spirited in the last half, but officials kept the situation in hand, with handshakes resulting. McHenry Frosh-Soph (62) • F.G. F.T. P.F. Schaefer 0 3 0 Vycital 7 6 1 Moss 1 0 0 Oeffling 1 0 3 Steinbach 3 1 3 M. Creighton 0 0 0 Cecich 3 0 2 Cajthaml 7 1 2 Claybaugh 0 2 (f Hester 0 0 0 Hauser 1 2 2 Brady 0 1 2 J. Creighton 0 0 0 Peterson 0 0 0 Totals to 1 CO 1 • 16 15 Warren Froph-Soph (38) F.G. F.T. P.F. Schaefer 0 0 3 , Potter 0 0 1 Mordhorst 2 1 3 Bock 4 3 2 Elsbury 1 0 1 Richardson 8 0 3 i Turpel 0 0 v 0 \ Dittmeyer 2 0 1 Totals 17 4 lil -- McHENRY^ RECREATION w -- r». 9:15^- "••••• - Justen; M-$5b; Coari, 215-529; ause, 563; Kreutzer, 222-576; Corso, 525? Kinsala, 567; Overton, 537; Sutton, 52^; Crouch, 548; A. Noonan, 5J56: Schweiger, 221-553; Dillon, 553; Cynowa, 202-222-576: W. Blake, 21S-540; Houghton, 532; McCarroll,:' 209-551; V. Freund, 213-564; E. Koch, 568; W. Hojnacki, 215-555; E. Peisert, 203- 201-581; Kreier, 213-525; Huff, 210-556. Foresters--- A. Weber, 201; B. O'Brien. 549* H. Steffan, 201-539; F. Meyer, 230-546; M. Foley, 542; L. Thennes; 202-584; D. Weber, 561; D. Jag«er, 208-536; G. Rodenkirch, 217-536. Tuesday Staty-Niners--- M. Stoffel, 194-470; N. Stilling, 175-486; C. May, 180; V. Doherty, 451; R. Barbian, 451; J. A. Freund, 455; L. Pitzen, 474; E. Peisert, 436; S. Sutton, 193-487; L. Crouch, 184-448; C. Antonson, 443; D. Freund, 436. Match-- McHenry, 2523 -- Twin Lakes, 2414. "a D. Faerber, 236. McHenry, 2990 -- Twin Lakes, 2694. L. Bradley, 205-540; W. O'Brien, 209-588; B. O'Brien, 200; D. May, 210; J. Schilz, 200-547. Nite Owls: D. Moffett, 430; C. Colman, 190- 498; I. Carnahan, 183-441; C. May 428; H. Miller, 170-456; I. Kreier, 176-472; L. Stone, 170-489; G. Bradley, 425; J. Rosing, 431; P. Kosti, 435; V. Nemke, 427; I. Stoller, 474,; E. Hoyte, 461; T. Covalt, 176-454; R. Kluk, 196-182- 499; L. Vacojjaio, 189-486. June Diedrich picked up 5-10 railroad. D. of A.-- B. Leight, $2; A. Wilcox, 486; T. Steffan, 179-458; G. Barbian, 432; ,L. Gurbicz, 180-445; A. Gaulke, 438; B. O'Brien, 467^ Score by Quarters: McHenry: 13---16--12 Warren: 11--14-- 7-- 7 21--62 38; Business Men-- G. Gutzman, 200; D. Johnson, 204; B. Bartz, 226-560; E. Buss, Jr., 202-554; B.^JDoherty, 206-545; C. Hansen, 230-525; F. Erklin, 535; Potter, 209.-536; Russ R., 528. BOWLING BAR -- Thu1*s.u 'Nife Ladies-- MCHS GOLF SCHEDULE """ Z' Malochleb. 182-216-539; N. 1957 1 Piatt, 441; B. Hettermannr 200- Tuesday, April 16--Libertyville af 457; B Freund. 478: E. Mangold; McHenry Tuesday, April 23 -- McHenry'at Crystal Lake Thursday, April 25 -- Barrington at McHenry Wednesday, May 1--McHenry at Grayslake Thursday, May 2--Lake Forest at McHenry Tuesday, May 7--McHenry at Zion-Benton Thursday, May 9--McHenry at Elgin Saturday, May 11--District Meet Monday, May 13 -- Conference Meet at Barrington Thursday, May 16--McHenry at Barrington Friday, May 17 -- Grayslake at McHenry ! sight-seeing excursion. , To: Jack Walsh: j All sportsmen and shooters notice there are three bills before the Judiciary Committee of the The first picture- shows this - Senate at Springfield I1J Thev character when he graduated , are Senate bills 35, 36 and 37 to from McHenry High School back have license to purchase firearms m 1922. What hopes his family register firearms and license to jnust have had! , carry firearms. These bills pre- The next picture shows our hero , sented by Senator William J as he served in World War No. 2 Connors of District No. 25 are a and was known as the "African : challenge to you gun-loving sports- Druggist". men. Write to Senator Robert Hope this satisfies the Muggs j McClory at Springfield. Illinois on Club for a while. And we don't ' matter. Do it now. Don't want any of those old dried-out j £'ait . tomorrow or let Joe cigars. ! "'ow do it or you will lose som« . -- | more of your taken for granted DAILY PINUPS: i rights. One lucky blow never made a j , E. Piotrowski, fighter; one long shot doesn't j „ y- McIIenry Rifle Club mark a marksman. '• f^he McHenry Rifle Club will Morals without example are : March Tsih" sf icns Tu(?sday. like a tree without roots. i™ * the rifk> Backgrounds can be battle-' attend eis a,e urSed to grounds of frontiers. A free press is vital to the liberty of any people and when you see governments surpressing freedom of speech, you witness a or maybe he was just out on a | government that is getting ready to rule without regard to the wishes of the majority. MCHS VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE -- 1957 Tuesday, April 2--Warren at McHenry Tuesday, April 9 -- McHenry at Barrington Friday, April 12--Libertyville at McHenry. Tuesday, April 16--McHenry at Zion-Benton Wednesday, Apil 17--Woodstock at McHenry Wednesday, April 24 -- McHenry at Crystal Lake Friday, April 26--McHeny at Warren Friday, May 3--Barringtn at McHenry Tuesday, May 7 -- McHenry at Libertyville Friday, May 10--Zion-Benton at McHenry Tuesday, May 14 -- McHenry at Woodstock Friday, May 17--Crystal Lake at McHenry 473; V. Smith, 175-461; S. Benson, 433; E. Meyers, 197-463; B. Meyers, 445; I. Stilling, 450; L. Schmitt, 181-465. -- PALACE -- City-- Smith, 202; Koob, 215-602; Mc- Carroll, Jr., 235-563; B. Reid, 526; D. Weber, 202-207-570; H. Smith, 536; C. Behnke, 209-538; J. Cristy, Sr.. 540; D. Schaefer, 210-550. Tavern-- Jager, 223-539; Pierce. 200-552: Getner, 526; Oonk, 202-535; G. Schaefer, 214-546; B. Peisert, 555; D. Hansen, 210-583; C. Behnke, 532; D. Weingart, 205-536; A. Jackson, 223-201-612; Wingers, 200-548; K. Brand, 201-555; M. Weiser, 535; W. Low, 545; H. Behnke, 200-575; Forti, 222-543; B. Brand, 545. C.O.F. 7:00-- Thennes, 201-552. Wed. Nite Ladies-- M. Einspar, 431; E. Mangold, 450; E. Meyers, 456; T. Steifan, MCKS VARSITY BEATS WARREN IN W1MDUP 73 TO 60 Victory Gains Tie , For Third Place In Conference Finals There were somg anxious moments, but the Warrior basketball team gave the home crowd what they wanted last Friday night-- a victory in the last game of the season. A persistent band of young athletes from Warren made a real fight eff it until the McHenry team forged ahead in the last quarter for a 73 to 60 decision. The Blue Devils of Warren came to town with a squad that lists nary V senior. One sophomore is lasted with a squad of juniors that were good enough to hold third place in the conference until the Warriors bumped them back to a tie for third in the final standings. There were ragged spots in the Warrior play, but Coach Fulton was able to reach into bench strength to patch spots until theboys finally put the game away. Ed Cepulis and his off balance shots pleased the crowd and held the Warriors together in the first half. When he bogged down, Ernie Useman came in to do a good job of giving a needed lift. Matt Eichinger had a poor start, scoring only one basket in the first half. In the second quarter he got a bump on one eye that required a trip to the dressing room for a patching job. But, Matt was back at the start of the second half and that bat on the eye put fight in him that could not be denied. He controlled the ball, faked 'em out, passed sharply and scored 17 points in the half. The following named seniors, playing their last home game, were trotted out and given a hand before the game started: Jim Huemann, Tom McMahon, Ed Cepulis, John Hogan, Dave Granger and Ernie Useman. McHenry Varsity (73) F.G. F.T. P.F. Huemann 2 8 2 McMahon 2 2 3 Cepulis 6 3 2 Justen 5 3 3 Eichinger 8 3 2 Hogan 0 0 1 Granger 0 0 0 Useman 3 2 . 1 /Totals 26 21 14 Warren Vanity (60) 1F.G. f.T. P.F. Rudin 6 4 2 Isgren 2 1 1 White 2 2" 4 Gowe 5 0 4 Hannula 1 3 5 Holmgren 1 0 6 Fugett 5 4 2 Threadgill 1 0 3 Totals 23 14 21 Score by Quarters: McHenry: 18--36--51--73 Warren: 14--31--48--60 183-504; B. Meath, 44,0; N. Larkin, 184-207-5^5; V. Herdrich, 450. Ladies 7:00-- L. Michels, 186-454; J. Doherty, 440; A. Glosson, 442; M. Doherty, 476. 9:00 Ladies-- M. Powers, 180-483; E. Winkel, 432; H. Conway, 451. 9:00 Ladies (last week)-- A. Gaulke, 18i2-486; L. Paluch, 437; E. Winkel, 433; M. Donnelly, 190-182-510. "JWIT FESM" Roller Siting Riim 608 Front St. on Rt. SI McHENRY, ILL. Open - Tues., Wed./ Fvi., Sal. & Sun. 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEE - 1=80 TO 4 P.M. We sell complete line of shoe skates $18.95 & op We Highly Recommend To You SPRED SATIN----100 °/o Latex Point $6.29 GAL. $2.05 QT. SPRED SATIN is the most beau* tiful, most washable, easiest-touse paint we've ever seen. Do It Yourself and get beautiful results on walls and woodwork. FOX RIVER BOAT CO. 120 N. Riverside Dr. Phone 454 One thread of kindness is stronger than a rope of conceit. Trifles may seem trivial but they can throw you off balance. Anonymous. Buy your rubber stamps at the McHfnry platndealer. If you must use carbon tetrachloride for cleaning be sure Ihere is adequate ventilation. Choose a day that isn't excessively humid and open the windows wide while you are using this solvent. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds I N C O M E TAX S E R V I C E The McHenry Accounting and Tax Service 123 North Riverside Drive (In The R. I. Johnson Law' Office) Phone McHenry 1400 For Appointment Remember Earlier Filing Brings Earlier Refunds. J! STATE Is Proud To Be One Of The Sponsors Of The Radio Broadcast Tuesday Thru Friday oi This Week At 7 P.M. Of The High Sell©®! Region Basketball Tournament Being Held At Elgin, III. \ Station WEAW - 105 On Your FM Band MCHS WRESTLING TEAM IS TOPS IN NORTH SUBURB AN Coach Kalk Highly; Successful In His First Season Here The wrestling team of MCHS had a most successful season, winning all of its conference matches and winning a first place in. the conference tournament. The team beat Wauconda, Grant. Barrington, Lake Forest, Liberty- GARY VOGT IN ACTION ville, Palatine, tied Crystal Lake, Warren, Wheaton, Zion Benton and lost to North Chicago and Elgin. The team worked hard and went to the New Trier Sectionals and beat some of the larger schools and won 7th place out of 15 places. Two boys won 3rd and 4th place medals, advancing to the semi-finals. Martin Kinnerk MARTIN KINNERK lost, after leading his man in almost 3 bouts and the last 5 seconds saw the change--Kinnerk 4 - Weber 5 (Niles)--3rd place. Gary Vogt won 4th place, being defeated by Chez of Glenbrook in a very heated match--2-3 of the HI V.P" E Hi NOW THRU SAT. Judv Holiday "SOLID GOLD CADILLAC" plus suspense thriller THE WRONG MAN' SUN. THRU TUES. 3 Academy Award Nominees Star In "WRITTEN ON THE WIND" Rock Hudson Best Actor Robert Stack Best Supporting Actor Dorothy Malone Best Supporting Actress "Written on the Wind" Best Song STARTING WED. MAR. 13| "3 VIOLENT PEOPLE plus . "THE LAST HUNT" GENOA T H E A T R E BRowninsr 9-6821 ^NDS THURS. - MAR. 7 Kirk Douglas "LUST FOR LIFE" CinemaScope - Color FRI. & SAT. MAR. 8-9 Burt Lancaster - Ava Gardner "THE KILLERS" Richard Conti - Coleen Gray "THE SLEEPING CITY" SUN.-MON. & TUES. MAR. 10-11-12 memo berqman m YULBRVNNER I HELEN HAYES ftiUtSVASML] QnhmSii opC WED. -- SAT. MAR. 13- WALT DISNEY'S "WESTWARD HO THE WAGONS" 16 semi-finals. The team worked hard and fiad a good season * under Coach J. Kalk. Martin Kinnerk had the highest number of points accumulatedthroughout the season and will receive the high point trophy, given by the McHenry Statdl' Bank -at the Basketball and Wrestling Banquet on March i26, 1957. The public is invited.. The major letter winners .this season are: IKs. Martin Kinnerk 95 Ronnie Ba'ldino 95 Roland Hoffman 103 Jeff Moss 112 John Scarbrough 12C Richard Lundborg 127 - , George Taylor ' 127 / Jerry Raycraft 133 ' Gary Vogt 138 Dan Lundborg 14.> Albert Horn 154 Charles Carrado 154 Carl Walker 165 Wally Schimke 175 Paul Borchardt Hwt Karl Tomm A great tribute should be givenA to the boys for a fair, clean and wholesome sport season of good wrestling. See you next season! 2<V' 27* JUNIORS St. Gregory (50) FG FT PF A. Becker 0 0 1 J. Keenan 8 4 1 B. Kelly 1 0 1 T. Egan 10 2 0 B. Kane 1 0 it J. Mueller 2 0 1 T. 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