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mmmvmsm >_ Xs*'*#••» ^'^^^J!'* JJif'l'y111 V"W,". iPi :;tl^ "Air- Bhoa*,"* . Monday' night brought out a busy time for sport fans. As Mgrtie dark gut it, his house was in a turmoil as radio switched from the Milwaukee-St. Louis game, td «^hite-Sox-Kansas-City to Basiliougar Ray. From living loom to kitchen, then to b&drooin, We lugged a radio. / With television in the living foom, we finally closed the door, crawled under the covers and settled down to the BraVe-Cardjinal game. The penant hung on ; every move arid Milwaukee fans Ranted it settled without^ further delay. ' i We suppose our old "friend, Martin Smith, was on edge down there in St. Louis. Those Cardinals were certainly the surprise team in baseball this year. Experts gave us no indication that they would be up there so close. The league had better watch $feose Cards next season. Frank Lane made, some unpopular trades, b.ut saw the team come from a bedraggled seventh place finish in '55 to a Respectable fourth spot in '56, then to a rousing second in '57. But, it is, the Braves who finally put it over after 8 million fans saw them perform at home In the last four years. Those fans detterve a wiliner. If ever a town went wild with Joy it must, have been Milwaukee when Hank Aaron hoisted that homer in the eleventh inning. John Dreymiller blames it all on "Muggs" arid his jolly clerks; but it was John who delivered some choice cigars at a tirrie jwhen they know we are not per- Emitted a puff. Of course, the card enscribed "Hope the end's in sight" has been interpreted in many ways, but Dreymiller worries for fear it doesn't mean a speedy recovery. We understand that the County League All-Stars won a 6-4 game from the champion Johnsburg figers last Sunday. As near as e know, that winds up the local baseball activity for this year. We are happy to welcome Ron Spankuch, MCHS student, who makes his "debut this week as a football reporter. Ron couldn't build up much of a story on that defeat the Warriors took at Barrington, but is ready to give it a dash this week when Zion-Benton ^omes to town. McHenry simply is no match for the Barrington team. The boys took it on the chin and are now ready to start over. Comparative scores „ indicate . that McHenry and Zion should ' put up quite a battle when they clash here Friday night. We hope to be able to sit in close to ,£pick up some sidelights while Ron gets the running story of the game. Daily Pinups No man has a monopoly an the moon, no man has power to manipulate the sun. Clothes don't make the woman but they sometimes identify her. A stuffed shirt needs a long Iftfm with a stiff cuff. The personal equation.hqs solved many a problem. Holding ^pinions can be hazardous, withholding opinions may be harmfuli A little bit of kindness is often capable of ^knocking ta iiig chip ,0i a man's .shoulder. Anonymous ATHLETIC CLUB OPENS SEASON THURSDAY. OCT. 3 The Thursday Night Athletic dub will begin a new'season of activities oh Thursday evening, IPpct. 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the old ^gymnasium of the high school. This club, one of the oldest and most successful of its kind in the area, dates hack to the late 'thirties and even in the war years managed to keep a membership high enough to remain actiye. Mixed volleyball games are played during the fi^st gfirt ,?f the evening, with continuing contests, after which there will be t^jlrls' basketball, boys' basketball, "ahuffleboard and ping ponjg. Anyone interested in jpining who is over high school age is asked to be present the first evening or at least to register, since membership" is limited to fifty. Inand Saving*: Savings Invested to; Crystal LsRe Savings anil Loan Association are insured by (he iMeral Savtnjrs and Loanlnsuryuee Coip, and earn t%. 7 o'clock Ladles-- . J. Doherty, 177-447; G. Smith, 188-501; S. Ballowe, }438; M. Dohearty, 171-491; .Li Michels, 184- 485.' ' ' - - ti- 9 O'clock Ladle&^-iv , M. Donnelly, J. Dillon, 451; T. Steffan, 476. Wednesday Nite l^esH , E. Meyers, 450; E.. Smithson, 180-472; E. Conway,' 451; E. Hester, 435; B. Meath, 496. B. Winters, 203; Smith, $32- 573; Peffer, 227-203-213-643; G. Schaefer, 535; B. Brand, 203-208- 591; Rosing, 543; Honkie, 213- 539; S. Miller, 200-E87; Steffes, 233-616; Behnke, 201-587; Weingart, 553; Jackson, 563. City-- V. JoTinson. 542; p. Kreutzer, 550; H. Smith. 203-586; V. Adams, 202; W. Long, 560; L. Smith, 240- 588; E. Piesert, 557; A. McCarroll, 2b3-567; M. Budler, 215-528; J. Cristy Sr., 204-556; R. Rode, 203. -- McHENRY RECREATION -- C. D. of A.-- L. Bradman, 438; J. Weyland, 437; T. Steffan, 488; V. Diedrich, 441; A. Gaulke, 430; T. Becker, 183; M. Fuchs, 451; B. Leight, 440; R. McGinley, 182-453; G. Barbian, 468. Nite Owls: C. Colman, 179-439; L. Johnson, 179-431; G. Steinsdorfer, 455; H. Miller, 179-476; L. Stone, 462; D. Moffett, 183444; L. Miller, 434; R. Kluk, 458. Railroad picked up: G. Steinsdorfer, 5-ld.' Business .Men's League' s. Marsella, 219; R. Weyland, 562; G. Golding, 223-585; G. Fraunhoffer, 203; H. Blake, 201- 211-549; E. Buss, Jr. 213-582; Meusling, 557; Snyder, 223. Tuesday Nite Thirty-Niners-- (Last week) H. Busch, 204-482; N. Stilling, 430; L. Crouch, 435; D. Freund, 447. (This week) T.~ Stilling, 446; N. Stilling, 204-531; C. Buenzli, 177-436; C. Antonson, 182; D. Freund, 432; V. Doherty, 430; B. Gilpin, 439. Railroad picked up: E. Modings, 2-7-10. -- JOHNSBURG ROWLING -- Thursday Nite Ladies-- M. Hettermann, .175-175-500; C. 'May, 181-474; L, Huemann, 175-439; L, Hiller, 457; B. Hettermann, 444; L. Schmitt, 442; Z. Malochleb, 440; A. Wilcox, 435; B. Freund, 434; N. Piatt, 433. OBITUARIES |jonis Carta# Louis Cairirjo, 73,. dibd late Saturday evening, Sept. 21, at his home in Lakeland Park. He had been a resident there' for three and one-half years. and had been in poor health for some time. The deceased was bora in Italy and Was a retired mail carrier in Chicago. He is survived by His wife, Marie. • i\ The body was taken- to the Geo. Jus ten & Son funeral home and then removed to the suburban funeral home in Maywood. Services were conducted Wednesday morning, withburial in Mount Carmel cemetery. REVOKE LICENSES Secretary pf State Charles F. Carpentier lias announced the revocation of the drivers' licenses of several county residents. They include Orville P. Bird, Rt. 1, Ringwood, driving while intoxicated; Ralph H. Freund and George M. Kelsey, Crystal Lake, three offenses. McHenry 16" SoftbdH 'League 1957 Champions BARRINGTON BRONCS RIDE OVER WABHIORS FROM McHENRY HIGH By Ronald! Spankuch A thrilling but disappointing game was watched by McHenry High School students as their team,' the McHenry Warriors, Were badly beaten by the Barrington Broncos 48 - to 0 at Barrington last Saturday afternoon. The scoring was as follows: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th T McHenry 0 0 0 0 0 Barrington 13 14 14 7 48 Barrington's scorers were as follows: Bill Thorp made two touchdowns, both on 2-yard plunges. Chris Keller made two touchdowns, both on 25-yard runs. Randy Reetz made two touchdowns, one on a 44 yard pass interception return and one on a 12-yd. run after receiving a nice pass. Jim Hagedorn made one on a 2-yd. plunge. Hagedorn was very accurate as he made 6 out of 7 extra point kicks. McHenry made. 81 yards rushing and , 65 yards by passing. Barrington made 224 yards rushing and 43 yards by passing. McHenry Warriors played a good game of offense and defense but were overpowered plus the fact that consistant penalties at critical times favored the winning team. Coach Mandli and his fine squad, consisting of Matt Eichinger, Bob Meyer, Denny Conway, Gary Vogt, Jerry Raycraft, Sonny Hocin, Mark Vycital, Carl Walker, Ed Caron, Tom O'Brien, John Mascari, Don Bentz, John Scarbrough, Bob Hauser, James Jones, James Justen, Dick Sanford, Don Rush, Terry Brady, Bill Wilier, Dick Antonson, Pete Haines, Tom Roti, Jim Peterson, A1 Franz, Ron Creutz, Chuck Hutchinson, Don Rockel, Jim Bell, and Jack Schaefer, all give Zion Benton fair warning for next Fridays' game. Cfoach Fultort has a promising improvement in the'line as does Coach Mandli with his backfield. McHenry's Sophs were beaten 24 to 6 at Barrington. Friday night is the night of our next game. This will be a home game against Zion-Benton. See you there at 8:00. HURT IN ACCIDENT Howard Anderson of Crystal Lake was treated in McHenry for injuries suffered when he lost control of his car last Thursday afternoon , on the Crystal Lake-Mc- Henry blacktop road, after which it crashed into a utility pole. GOING ON A VACATION? BOARD YOUR DOG AT RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS Large dean individual inside kennels Heated or unheated to suit your dogs needs With individual covered runs McHENRY 2436 "JUST FOR FUN" Roller Skating Rink 60S Front St. <m Rt. 81 -- McHenry, III. Open • Turn* Wed* FrL, Sat. ft Sun. 8 p.m. to 11 pjn. SATURDAVMATINEE --1(30 io 4:00 P.M. BEGINNER'S CLASS -- Sunday • • 6:30 to 8:00 PJL We sell complete line of shoe skates -- fl'3.9& & pp B HOT ALONE TVS OHCT SURVIVOR OP VHBMM0US •CU6TWS LAST SMNO* (MAS THS HORSB, COMANCHe, BBUJMWNB TO A CAPTAIN KTOSH. COMANCHI UVBO*) THE We A66 OP 28. M0N0WO M '«•« RETWSMSNW v HERO ON* ofi TUB wmm MSHOBS «• THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION MAS A S6RS6ANT JASPER. I»HQ UNDER A HAIL OF BRITISH BULLETS, CLIMfED A FLASPOLE TDTIB AN AMERICAN R.AG THAT HAD S££N SHOT AWAY H« HEROISM YVA6 AN INSPIRATION TO THE MEN OeFBNOma CHARLESTOK, COUTH CVtPl hiV New Chris Crat Kit Boots Featuring FLITE-SPEED STYfING • FLASHING PERFORMANCE •J LOW. BUDGET PRICES Easy to t, easy' to own. See us now. MARINE WINTER STORAGE Reserve your spot while space fis still available. We are equipped for any boat from 8 to 40 feet. Refinishing and an engine tune-up will give you pride and pleasure next summer. We also have some exceptional values in used boats. North Bridge Marine Service Co. (Formerly Hunter Boat Co.) East Side of Old-Bridge PHONE McHENRY 7 McHENRY % GREAT OUTDOORS By lack Walsh The above team of ball players frofn Johnsburg have won the 16" Softball league championship three years in a row. If old age doesn't mow them down, you are going to hear a "Break up the Yankees" cry one of these years. Congratulations! . Left to right, top row: Dick Marsh, Si Meyers, Bud Miller, Bill Kreutzer, Wally Smith, Jim Freund, Dick Hiller, Dick Fredrick. Left to right, center row: BiU Haag, Lloyd Freund, Bud Meyers, captain, Norb Smith, Jerry Wakitsch, Paul Bruhn. Left to right, front row: Hank Miller, manager, ££1 Hetterman, sponsor, Bill Oeffling, scorekeeper. '• •\ ; Tun and Health at beautiful McHenry Recreation •' Brunswick Imperial lines • Automatic Pin Spotters • Air Conditioned COMFORTABLE COCKTAIL LOUNGE FREE INSTRUCTIONS Every Friday -- 1 t o 4 P*M* By -- MARIE §IB]JSY Chicago Women's CjaaUd League Bowler T^e IUuiois Natural History Survey has published a jpocketsize manual titled "Fieldbook of Illinois 'Mammals." Most of the book is devoted to individual accounts of the fifty-nine species of wad mammals now known to reside. in Illinois. These animals range in size from the pygmy shrew, which weighs less than an eighth of an ounce, to the whitetailed deer. Each spedes is given a detailed description such as life .^history, characteristic signs, trails and footprints and distribution in Illinois and North America. ' ' , Prehistoric inhabitants of Illinois are also discussed briefly. Copies of the fieldbook may be purchased from the Illinois Natural History Survey, Urbana, Illinois, for $1.75 each. People who read this book are in for a few surprises and will learn many little known facts about wildlife. Copies of the fieldbook may be purchased form the Illinois Natural History Survey, Urbana, Illinois, for $1.75 each. People who read this book art in for a few .surprises and will learn many little known facts about wildlife. Rudy Becker, of "Becker's Kennels," took a year old pup up to Wisconsin for its first field trial last week-end. The pup, a German Shorthair, called "Becker's Smokie", won second place. There were ninety-three dogs performing in the trial. This dog is really getting off to a promising start. Rudy had the pup on T.V. for thirteen weeks on Channel 11. Becker's Kennels are located about a mile east of the outdoor theater. They take care of house dogs as well as hunting dogs. The Kennels are heated and kept very clean. Dogs boarded there really go "first class." We know - - we have been there. Squirrel hunting has been good and will greatly improve as soon as we get a couple of good frosts. If what the weathermen say is true, we do not have long to wait, bow and arrow hunters opens Tuesday, Oct. 1 and runs through Oct. 15. Any age or sex may he The Illinois Deer season for taken. Shooting hours are 7 A.M. to 4 P.M. Central Standard time. SKYLINE DRIVE-IN Ultra - Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 Two Shows Nightly 'First Show Starts at 7:S« FRI.-SAT. SEPT. 27-28 Michael Landon Yvonne Lime "I WAS A TEEN.AGE WEREWOLF" -- And -- "INVASION OF THE SAUCER-MEN" Bringing to ypu creeping horror from depths of time and space! 5 COLOR CARTOONS Shown on First Show Only SUN.-MON. SEPT. 29-30 In Color & CinemaScope Cary Grant - Deborah Kerr "AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER" Also Color Cartoon & Short Subject CLOSED TUES.-WED.-THUR. OCT. 1-2-3 Children Under 12 Yn. Free In Cars Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sturm" of Wonder Lake are the parents of a daughter, born Sept. 17 at 'Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jaeschke of Wonder Lake are the parents of a son, born at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, Sept. 19. A daughter was borii at Memorial hospital Sept. 19 to Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer welcomed a son at Memorial hospital, on Sept. 23. Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Knox, Jr., are the parents of a new son, bora Sept. 20. He ,has, b^eri named Joseph Patrick. The lad was welcomed home, by two brothers and two sisters. URovtilwr 9-6321 SEPT. 25--28 WED.--SAT. SOWlHINt C< VALUE Rock Hudson 0MM Vyntsr SEPT. 29 - OCT. 1 SUN - TUES. AMOKMBS 1 C<HM < Tyrone Power,; Avq Cfordnoi STARTS OCT. 2 GLENN FORD in k '3:10 TO YUMA* CARD OF THANKS We take this opportunity to ^ thank .all our wonderful rdatives, friends and neighbors for their ; kind sympathy during out great ^ sorrow. We especially want to j thank Fr. James Vanderpool, Dr. S. L. Ruggero and the nurses at the Woodstock hospital. God bless all of you. 21 The Carl Walker Family HARDEST "If BUSIEST •*, ^ ^ CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWN PLAINDEALER WANT ADS OM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Phone JAckmn 6-1421 ' WED.-THURS.-FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 25-26-27 & 28 FRED ASTAiRE CYD » CbtaaSeop m» KTSOCQuft - SUN.-MON. & TUES. SEPT. 29-30 - OCT. 1ST AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER •' COiOl by DtlUXI i OnbmaSOOP^ > aOtft CENTURV.POX. WED. ONLY - OCT. 2ND "JIM THORPE ALL AMERICAN" Starring Burt Lancaster This Is a Benefit Show for the Island Lake Cub Scouts STARTS THURS. OCT.;3RD FOR THREE DAYS Double Feature Program "GUN GLORY" ALSO "PICKUP ALLEY" Weekdays Doors Open 6:40 Sunday Doors Open $:S0 J "m McHenry Theatre 218 Green St. McHMiiy, HL Phmie 144 Two Shows Nightly . 1st Show at Dusk Free Kiddyland FRI.-SAT. SEPT. 27-28 "I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF" Michael Landon • Yvonne Linie Also "INVASIQN OF THE SAUCER-MEN" SAT. NITE LATE SHOW CPPT OH 'TOOTSTEPS IN THE FOG" Stewart Granger Jean Simmons SUN.-MON. & TUES. SEPT. 29-30, OCT. 1 "AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER" Cary Grant - Deborah Kerr CinemaScope & Color by DeLuxe STARTS WED. OCT. 2nd FOR 4 DAYS "SAFARI" Victor Mature - Janet Leigh CinemaScope & Technicolor A|so "7TH CAVALRY" Randolph Scott - Barbara Hale Technicolor 2520 McHENRY, ILL. | • a TODAY ILLER -- TODAY A Twin Bill -- Full of Grace &. Thrills BIG. BOUNCY AND BEAUTIFUL ON THE BIG SCREEN ' FRED ASTASRE • CYD CHARISSE "SILK STOCKINGS JAN'S PAIGE PETER LORRE V Also George Montgomery Stars in "The Last of the Badmen •I STARTING SUNDAY A Treat that will Long be Remembered rt»CtNTU*V'POIL X GARY URANT • DFBORAH KERR AN AFFAIR 10 REMEMBER _ axotbvoeiuxt .OnbmaScopE. COMING WEDNESDAY A "Horror"ifying Double Feature "I Was A Teen-Age WereWolf' ALSO 'invasion of flie Saucermert" Open Dally 6:45 P.M. Sunday 2:45 PJL THURS. SEPT. 26 "ISLAND Of TltE SUN" Plus Selected Short Subjects FRL & SAT. SEPT. 27-28 Double Feature Program. JOEL McCREA as the "OKLAHOMA!!" \v ^ : SUN.-MON. &.TUES.» SEPT. 29-30 • OCT- 1 Shows Sunday--S -7-9 PJI. GARY C00PE E HEPBURN MAURICE CHEVALIER , "ffl 10VE IN THE AFTERNOON SUNDAY MATINEE SEPT. 29 Special Kiddie Show 3 to 5 pjm. TRINGE VALIANT' James Mason ALSO 3 COLOR CARTOONS WED. & THURS. OCT. M Plus Selected Short Subjects ...