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A fw AO- BHccStrl Couldn't sleep from 5 o'clock on this morning until the, old alarm clock blasted its shuddering summons-. Oh, brother--were we ready to knock off a few good snores about that time! Neither a dash of cold water nor a cup of coffee made a dent in our drowsy state. The second cup seems to be taking hold,and faint signs of life must be showing. Through the? haze we wonder if it was a dream or did we walk in to see his majesty, "Muggs", and he wouldn't speak to us. The wave length seems to tell us that Dreymiller brought hitn some African violets that were npt appreciated. Sure we never sept him any bouquets. JOHNSBURG NINE BEATS MANDY'S OF ELGIN 11-4 Base Paths Busy As Tigers Run 'Em Ragged With Thefts Backing up a neat pitching job by Ken Raff el with bast hits- and fast base running, the Johnsburg Tigers hung an 11 to 4 defeat on the visiting Mandy's of Elgin last Sunday. Raffel's control .- was much sharper than shown In previous games and his fast ball had plenty.of zip as he and Tom Huemanri teamed up as a snappy looking battery. Block, a big fellow with a Tom Bolger is taking his Junior stemming fast ball, started strong Legion team to Johnsburg Friday j for Elgin as he struck out three evening for a game with Elgin. {men in the first inning, interrupt- Game time: 6:30 P.M. ed only by a sharp hit to left by Lloyd Freund. Tom thinks the Elgin team The second inning saw the Tiwill furnish strong competition | gers move into the picture and that may be good for his unbeaten group. They will probably look at some real good pitching. ity Club as an added attraction to the carnival which is scheduled for this week-end. Tom has quite a ball team this year and this may be a good chance for you to see the boys in action. DENNY LITWIN HURLS 3-HITTER AS LEGION BEATS CRYSTAL LAKE Denny Li twin pitched three hit ball and struck out eleven as the McHenry Legion Team beat Crystal Lake 6-0. Li twin, was in trouble only in the first inning when the visitors" had runners On second and third, but Gene Freund came up with Hess' hot smash to end the threat. Crystal Lake had only two base-runners thereafter, both after two were out. The McHenry team played errorless ball and turned in some fine fielding plays. Jack Schaefer was safe on an error and moved to third on Gene Freund's hit to open the game. Litwin's sacrifice fly scored Schaefer and Freund came in when the relay went wild. Schaefer walked in the third and scored when Litwin tripled over the road. Denny counted on a wild pitch. Bob Meyer and Roger Benson combined singles for a run in the fpurth; Don Bentz opened the fifth with a double but wks out at third on Matt Eichinger's at tempted sacrifice. Matt stole sec ond and third and. continued home on a wild throw to wind up the scoring. The win was McHenry's seventh straight, six over County opposition. McHenry is at Wonder Lake Wednesday and is at home to Cary next Sunday. The team »n first place after next Sunday's game will represent McHenry County against the Will County champion. The McHenry team will play the Elgin Junior Legion Team in a twilight game at Johns- Block move 6ut. Dick Hiller led off with a single and went to second when the, ball got away in center field. Dick stole third, the This 'Legion game is scheduled j first of three stolen bases for, burH Fridav'evenirie in co-operation with the Commun- him in the game. Wally Frett1 ' iifted to second base. Novak walked and stole second. The boys were getting a jump on Block and also taking liberties with catcher Miller's arm. Tom Huemann went down swinging. So did Raffel. But, the ball got away from Mil- Following are a few amusing! ler who then made a wild. throw. pickups gleaned this week. They Nowak went to third and Raffel struck our funny bone--and, besides, it helps fill a column on a busy day: In Miami, police questioned a man wearing four shirts, four pairs of pants, a sweater, two jackets, an overcoat, gloves and three hats jammed on top of each other, who offered a ready explanation: "I travel quite a bit and don't like suitcases." A Des Moines man canceled a farm-safety lecture to the 4-H Club after he cleaned a tractor with gasoline, washed his hands, lit a cigarette, was taken to the hospital with burns. 1 In Pawtucket, R.I., a Dalmatian neglected to 4 bark when a fire broke out late at night in the kitchen closet, got himself deeper in the doghouse by biting the first fireman to show up. To a parent-child negligence responsibility bill, Wisconsin legislators added this amendment: A parent may avoid liability by posting in a conspicuous place on Vhe child a sign bearing the words "Beware of Wild Child" in red letters not less than 8 inches high on a white background. Fatal accidents in the past week have sent most of us into a severe state of shock. We were most closely associated with "Tony" Freund in various projects and find it hard to think that he will no longer be coming in to see us. "Tony" was justly proud of his large family and joy mew no bounds as he talked a. his grandchildren. He left too soon. But, God willing, for a better world. to second. Tony Freund's double brought in two runs. Block walked off the diamond for a talk with Manager John Toomey, but. went back to his chores, Sonny Miller walked. Lloyd Freund forced Tony at third to end the inning. That was all for Block. Toomey finished. From this point on, the Tigers scored in every inning but ,the sixth and left little doubt as to the eventual outcome. Mandy's put a little spice in the game by scoring four runs in the seventh, but these runs are charged against the generosity of the Tiger defense. Four errors were committed in the inning. Hbwie Katz, former Johnsburg first baseman, appeared as a left fielder for Elgin and was the center of a fairly good argument in the sixth when he dfove the ball into the trees in left field. The ball fell fair and the umpire behind the plate apparently ruled it fair. Then came a protest and a reversal on the decision. Howie lost a two-base hit on the decision that the ball was a foul that bounced back onto the field from the trees. You know how ball players love their base hits! Thirteen Tiger hits and ten bases on balls were well spread over the lineup and kept the base paths busy. McHenry (6) A.R. R. H. Schaefer--SS 3 2 1 Freund--3B 3 1 2 Litwin--P 2 1 1 Bentz--IB 3 0 2 Eichinger--2B 2 1 (f Bujak--RF 2 0 0 Moss--LF 1 0 0 Smith--CF 3 0 0 Meyer--LF, RF 3 1 1 Benson--C 3 0 1 Totals 25 6 8 Crystal Lake (0) A.B. R. H. Hall-^3B 3 0 0 Baer--2B 2 0 0 Thyrow--CF. C 3 0 2 E. Fields--LF 2 0 0 Hess--RF 3 0 1 Von Harz--SS 3 0 0 Johnson--1B; 'CF 3 0 0 King--C 2 0 0 Oberlin--IB 0 0 0 Jurs--P • 2 0 0 Totals 23 0 3 Dr. Sara Jordan, leading ulcer specialist: "Quit being a 'heller' and be a 'what-the-heller'. The philosophical attitude will be good for your ulcer, your heart, and the rest of you." Johnsburg Tigers (11) A.B. R. Freund--LF S. Miller--3B L. Freund--SS A. Jackson--CF R. Hiller--2B W. Frett--IB Comstock--RF Nowak--RF T. Huemann--C Raffel--P Totals R. INCLUDE FAVORITES ON BAND PROGRAM HOLIDAY WEEK The fourth band concert of the season will be played on the high school grounds at S o'clock Wednesday, July 3, and will include the following numbers: "The Star Spangled Banner; March, "Host of Freedom"--King; Waltz, "Songs of the Island"-- King; Overture, "Princess of India"--King; Popular Number, "Melody of Love"--arranged by Yoder; March, "Old Comrades"-- Teike; Waltz, "Beautiful Ohio"-- arranged by Briegel; Overture, "Beau Sabreur"--Olivadoti; Selection, "American Ptrol"--Meacham; Fox Trot, "Dianna"--arranged by Buchtel; Selection, "H.M.S. Pinafore"--Sullivan; March, "National Emblem"--Bagley; Finale, "God Bless America"--Berlin. Elgin - Mandy's Koch--3B Alberding--2B Graf--SS Morton--IB Katz--LF-^ Gannon-^KF Bentusen--CF Miller--C Block--P Toomey--P 4 0 2 5 1 0 4 0 2 4 1 0 5 3 2 4 0 2 2 0 0 1 2 1 3 2 2 5 2 2 37 11 13 A.B. R. H. 4 1 0 5 0 1 5 1 1 5 1 2 4 0 1 4 0 0 4 0 0 4 1 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 39 4 6 Crystal Lake 000 000 0 0--3--4 McHenry 202 110 x 6--8--0 2BH--Bentz. 3BH--Litwin. RBI--Litwin 2, Benson. Base on Ball--Jurs 2, Litwin 0. Struck Out By--Jurs 4, Litwin 11. Hit by Pitcher--Litwin (Baer). Winning Pitcher--Litwin 5-0. Umpire--McCarthy. Stolen Bases--Eichinger 3, Meyer 2, Bentz 2. Sacrifice -- Freund, Litwin, Fields. v Most of us are not as smart as we look, thanks to our tailors and facial experts. rt iff' V tllli., Fred Meyer, president of the McHenry Little League has received an application form for its participation in play-offs for the National Little League tournament to be played in Williamsport, Penn. Fourteen 12-year-old boys of the McHenry Major League will be selected shortly by tf\e,managers and board members of the League, and..will first participate in the sectional games to be played in July. The winning team of the sectioned tournament will play ball in ,-the regional games; the top regional teams will take part in the National Tournament. Participation in this tournament is a "first" for the McHenry Little League. Sunday June SO 1:00 P.M.--Cardinals vs. Owls. 2:30 P.M.--Falcons vs.- Bluebirds 4:00 P.M.--Eagles vs. Orioles , Results Wednesday,1'June 19: Cardinals 8 --- Orioles 4- Thursday, June 20 Bluebirds 14 -- Owls 5 " Sunday, June 23 Cardinals 6 -- Falcons 1 Bluebirds 5 -- Eagles 2 Orioles 7 -- Owls 1 Tuesday, June 25 Falcons 9 Orioles Owls Bluebirds Eagles Falcons Cardinals - Orioles 5 Standings W L We of Little League regret the loss of Anton P. Freund, who was one of the men to attend the original meetings and help organize the McHenry Little League. * THE GREAT OUTDOORS By Jade Walsh Quite a few channel cats have been caught lately in Boone Creek and the Fox River. Mrs. Wallace Dobyns caught a beauty with a fly rod, using worms for bait. The fish put up a good scrap and just before it was landed broke Mrs. Dobyns' rod, but she managed to hold on. The catfish weighed in the near vicinity of nine pounds and provided some nice steaks. Bluegill fishing has dropped off a little. Your best bet" for day fishing is near -or in the weed beds. Use worms and a long rod or cane pole. Fish the pockets In the weeds and you will probably have good luck. The bass are biting pretty good. The only problem is finding theiSi. not many people will reveal a good spot if they can .help it. The best thing to do is to ask questions and keep your eyes and ears open. Score by Innings: Johnsburg 031 120 22 Elgin-Mandy's 000 000 400-- 4 Strike Outs: Block 5, Toomey 2, Raffel 7. Base on Balls: Block 2, Toomey 8, Raffel 2. Stolen Bases: Hiller 3, Freund, L. Freund, Nowak. Sac. Hits: Gannon. ANTLERS AWAY! ANTLER BEARING ANIMALS OFTEN FIND THEIR HEADGEAR. MORE OF A HINDRANCE THAN A HELP, WHEN TWO WARRLNS REINDEER LOCK HORNS, THE"/ ARE FREQUENTLY UNABLE TO EXTRICATE THEMSELVES. RESULT-THEV BOTH OIEOF STARVATION/ Z^A"nor7s ALWAYS BUILT FOR THE CENTURIES ANCIENT ROMANS BUILT ALL TWEL* ROUTS TO LBAO INTO ROME. HENCE THE EXPRESSION, 'ALL. KOAPS LEAD TO KOM£" SO FICFLSFT WERE TMEFLS EARLY ENGINEERS. MANY OF THEIR ROADS ARE IN use TOOAtlf Everybody wears a watch, but nobody seems to know the correct time. GERANIUMS PETUNIAS SALVIA • PHLOX • CANNAS BEGONIA • AGERATUM PLANTS VEGETABLE PLANTS MARTIN'S FARM ROUTE 31 -- 354 Miles North of McHenry -- RING WOOD U.S. SAVIHSS BONDS STRENGTHEN THE SECURITY OF YOUR FAMILY YOUR COMMLWrTY, YOUR COUNTRY/ START 0UYIN6 US. CAVIN6S &ONO6 TAOM-THERXE Yowt eesr aer/ "JUST FOR FUN" Roller Skating Rink 608 Front St. on Rt. 31 McHENRY, ri.T^ Open - Tues., Wed., Fri„ Sal. 8c Sun. 8 p.m. to II p.m. TUESDAY IS BEGINNERS NIGHT We sell complete line of shoe skates |13.98 ft up See Us Now For Full Details On HOW TO WIN SpEMI-PRECISION SKATES Protect Our Nation's LYouth) E by Charley Brown This past- week if you followed the games you ideally saw some good ones,: as well as a great deal of improvement in the: defense of a few of the teams. It looked like the Giants were going to gb undefeated for awhile but with - some Of the improvement in some: of the teams they had a tight squeeze in a couple df games and finally lost to the Yanks, but I bet Bart will move them back on .their toes for the next game. Bill Klapperich has lost most of the games thru errors and each game the Cards are tightening up and before long they will be right up there. Sunday's game with the Giants was a very interesting game to watch and the Cards forced them right up' to the last inning and only lost by one run. Bill Klapperich says, you watch us from now on. Pete DeCico does not say much but you can bet they are going to have to play ball to beat the Sox in every game. I don't know what is going on in Louis Swedo's mind, but I think he. is scouting all the teams as he hardly misses a game, but of course you can always depend on Louis to give a good account of himself and make an interesting game. s The standings of the teams as nf Monday, June 24th, are as follows: „ W L Giants 4 1 Braves4' 2 1 Yanks 2 1 Sox 1 2 Cards 0 4 There should be some changes after the games this week, so come on out and enjoy spme good baseball. McHenry Shamrocks Beat Dundee 15-2 The box score of the Shamrock- Dundee game did not reach us, but we learn the Shamrocks won the game 15 to 2. Ellie Mack and Chuck Pierce shared the pitching and came through in great style. Charlie Olson did the catching and added some lusty hitting to the heavy attack. The team travels to Hebron next, Sunday while Johnsburg will be at home. Little League Standing: of June 22 Minors W L TIE Larks 1 0 Owls 1 0 1 Robins 1 0 Bluebirds; / 1 1 Cardinals 1 1 Eagles 1 1 Orioles 1 1 Falcons 0. 1 1 Hawks 0 1 Wrens 0 1 JUNIOR LEGION BOYS BEAT ALGONQUIN FOR SIXTH STRAIGHT WIN McHenry Junior Region Team battered three Algdnquin pitchers for 15 hits and 17 runs so they won their sixth straight game. Every player in the starting lineup hit safely at least once. Geae Freund and Ray Bujak led the assault. Gene's three hits drove in four runs while Ray accounted for three with twp, hits. Don Bentz also had two hits while Jack Schaefer and Roy Benson knocked in two runs apiece, pan Sompel and John Mos$ came'off the bench to deliver timely hits. Denny Litwin and Gene Freund shared the pitching with Litwin getting the win. Litwin gave up one earned run in four innings while Freund pitched effectively the last two innings, but was the victim of some Shaky support. Gene also allowed only, one earned run. These were' the first earned runs allowed by the McHenry pitchers in five league games McHenry (17) Schaefer, ss ' ' Gates, ss freund, 3b, p Eichinger, 2b Meyer, 2b, 3b Bentz, If, lb Litwin, p, cf Justen, lb Sompel, ph Smith, cf Claybough, cf, 2b Bujak, tt - AR R H 3 1 1 1 0 0 5 2 3 3 1 1 1 0 0 3 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 0 » 1 2 3 1 0 0 0 2 1 2 BM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Phone JAckson 6-1421 THURS.-FRI. & SAT. JUNE 27-28-29 ALAN CLIFTON SOPHIA LADD • WEBB • LOREN ffMASCOPC CUM If MIWH CtHlUHMOX SUN.-MON.-TUES. & WED. JUNE 30 -- JULY 1-2 & 3 Double Feature Program IHHUCOIOA. AUD1EMURPHY• KORBEHABER (FFI); 'iin •KOTO SMI-JOM KM-aiMUttCKV'mDa«M •A umasttwranunoMi raiwc Also YIN JOHNSON CINEMASCOPE lltHNIi f .'LOW PIPER LAURIE » MARTHA HYER SPECIAL NOTE: Effective June SOth. Summer Sunday Schedule--Doors open 4:30 P.M. -- Show starts 5:00 P.M. ENJOY YOURSELF t) GO OUT MORE SEE BIGGER OUTDOOR SHOWS FAfM THEATRE SCREEN FEATURES GRAYSLAKE, ROUTE 120-21 Open 7:30 P.M. Wkdys. - 7 P.M. Sat. & Sun. - Show at Dusk CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CARS FREE! THURS.-FRI.-SAT. FIRST RUN SHOWING! SCHOOLTEACHER JUNE 27-28-29 TAN6LES WITH MOBSTERS! JEAN SIMMONS PAUL DOUGLAS ANTHONY FRANCIOSA THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT m CincmaScope Plus Companion Feature GILBERT ROLAND 1 CjNemaSCOP^ COLOR by Da Luxe DCIUSK) TTNU UNITCO MUSTS PLUS -- LATE SHOW BONUS FEATURE -- SATURDAYS SUN.^N.-TUES. JUNE 30 JULY 1-2 And Co-Feature BUD ANMN-\GN LOU yflTN COSTELLO MMrianlMMAitMi MAKE PLANS TO SEE OUR GIANT July 4th FIREWORKS! • T" fcgi Moss, rf 2 . 2 1 Benson, c- • • • • • ' m •;2'v 1 Corey, if - 1 0 *0 'Vr'" - -i-- ' -- Totals 17 15 Algonquin (5)5; AB ft H Dehmlow, 3b-X * 2 1 0 Mowan, rf 4" •o 0 Piner, cf 2 0 0 King, cf, p 2 1 1 HaegerV ss 2 1' 0 Miloch, - If 3 1 1 Andrews, lb 4 1 1 N. Ritt, 2b 3 0 2 Zanin, c 1 0 0 Pokorney, p 1 0 0 Suchy, p 2 0 0 Tht&nMf. Totals McHenry Algonquin 2 baslP-hit: 26 5, 137 420--17 15 3 010 031-- 5 5 7 Schaefer, Freund, Bentz, Benson; runs batted in, Dehmlow, Andrews, Schaefer, 2; NOW THRU SAT. Donald O'Connor in "THE BUSTER KEATON STORY" Also Jack Palance Anthony Perkins 'THE LONELY MAN" COMING SUNDAY Brand New Double Feature "JOE BUTTERFLY" Plus "KELLY AND ME" SKYLINE DRIVE-IN Ultra - Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 Two Shows Nightly First? Show Starts at Dusk FRI.-SAT. JUNE 28-29 A VistaVision Program Jack Palance Anthony Perkins "THE LONELY HAN" And 'TEAR STRIKES OUT" 'Also Color Cartoon SUN.-MON.-TUES. JUNE 30--JULY 1-2 A CinemaScope & Color Program Audie Murphy - George Nader "JOE BUTTERFLY" --And-- Van Johnson - Piper Laurie "KELLY AND ME" WED.-THURS. JULY 34 In Color & CinemaScope George Montgomery Keith Larsen "LAST OF THE BADMEN" -- And -- Abbott & Costello "DANCE WITH ME HENRY" Children Under 12 Yra. Free In Cars Freund, 4; Bentz;1 Bujak, 3; Ben* son, 2. Struckout, Litwin, 10; Freufljd^; Pokorny, 3; Suchy, -2; Klii^^P^ses on balls: Litwin, 4;. F^reufi^^Sjj Pokorny, 2; Suchy, i; King; ^^inning pitcher: Litwin 4-0.| LoiBlg1 pitcher: Pokorny. ^ Hp|y proves that the high spe^P||i living has something tt> do \v$ih: file high cost. M ; iWo Shows Nightly 1st Show at Dusk Free Kiddy land ' I - COME EARLY • ' ' < - • . • . • • • ' FRI. & SAT. JUNE 28-29 "HOLD BACK THE NIGHT" John Payne - Mona Freeman also "THE YOUNG GUNS" Russ Tamblyn - Gloria Talbott LATE SHOW SATURDAY NIGHT June 29 "BOBBY WARE IS MISSING" Neville Brand / SUN.-MON. & TUES. JUNE 36, JULY 1-2 All Rock Hudson Show "BACK TO GOD'S FCOUNTRY" , «?•'• Plus ®'GUN FURY" WED. & THURS. JULY 3-4 CinemaScope & Technicolor "LAST OF THE BADMEN" Geo. Montgomery Meg Randall Also "DANCE WIUS ME HENRY"* Bud Abbott - Lou Costello TT GENOA T H E A T R E • G E W O A C I T Y . W I S C O N S I N BRownlnir 9-6821 SCHEDULE COME AS LATE AS 10 P.M. & SEE 'A COMPLETE SHOW! THURS.. - SAT. JUNE 27-29 WALT DISNEY'S "CINDERELLA" Technicolor Matinee Saturday at 2:00 p.m. SUN., MON. & TUES. JUNE 30 - JULY 1-2 >--GREGORY PECK" J&LAUREN BACALL •Cinem»Scop« and METRO COLOR 'DESIGNING WOMANH WED. & THURS. JULY 3-4 Continuous from 2:00 p.m. tmaVllKmuRlElmlini July 4th FRIDAY JULY 5 Don Murray "BACHELOR PARTY" McHenry Theatre 218 Green St. McHenry, IIL Phone 144 FRI. & SAT. JUNE 28-29 m PICTURE THAT IffTS YOB MCHT OUT OF YOUR SOI!' W)M*NTR BROS.> K. Y. DAILY NEWS JAMES STEWART aj$ lucky Lindy'! "THE SPIRIT ^OFSUOUIS' • CppuScoK •• WMWERODUM SUN.-MON. & TUES. JUNE 30--JULY 1 & 2 Doors Open Sunday 6:45 P.M. DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM COOLD THIS BE THE 'BEGINNING OF THE EIIP A HUMAN MONSTERS Created When Sclcnce Runs Amok! "•> CARR ADINE-YES STARTS WEDNESDAY JULY 3 FOR 4 DAYS "TARZAN AND THE LOST SAFARI" PLUS "THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT" In Color