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IpflSIp PigrFour ^ ~ ^ v>,,r«. ^ j ,T*?S^ ?? ^ "• _ if ^ -j<-, * r,j£ ^ t . ' ) * rf~~ I , 4f* "" ' ' ' ' iling •«- THE McHENHVt PLAINDEALEH NiWitibir'27;Usr AO-- amMUtrV Thoughts from a wheelchair: This is- the same bloke who used to wish he could take a few days <?ff--not go any place--just loaf around home--read--watch TV--forget work. Now we want action. This getting out one day, then having the props knocked out from under you for the next ten is no good. But, one of these days! Haven't seen a basketball game, but note that Cliff Fulton and Jack Thomas have the big and little Warriors off to a great start others who see thru you without looking at you. ' Anonymous. FR0SH350PHS HOLD FAST PACE IN TWO WEEK-END VICTORIES WARRIORS WIN HOME OPENER OYER WARREN .-a From all reports. Coach pulton lis getting scoring from all positions and has some big boys who can get possession off the boards. Enjoyed having Father Frank Miller drop in for a visit. Says he had to give up bowling. That's progress. We become too busy. The Woodstock Blue Streaks come to town this (Wednesday) evening for a conference battle with the Warriors. With many college students home the local gym should be packed to capacity. Quite sure we won't be able to see thjs game. Haven't heard how our old sparring partner, Doc Edinger. is getting along but doubt if he will be over for the game. We usually "encouraged" each other when Woodstock and McHenry met. But. in sports or any other walk of life "Doc" Edinger must rate as one of McHenry County's best sports. Knew there was something missing. After that Oklahoma game, our Boss Man, Bill Burfeindt, didn't phone with the query, "What's the matter w°ith Notre Dame?" The Warrior Frosh-Soph cage team continued their winning ways over the past week-end as the boys extended their unbeaten skein to three gabies, whining 41-29 at Grant Friday night, and subduing Warren here, at home Saturday night by a 52-%2 count. The-, pattern at Grant Friday evening was much the same as in the season opener at Wauconda. The first quarter saw the local lads build up a 13 to 7 lead with some exceptional play making. The second quarter saw each team post six points which put the half time count at 19 to 13. After a Warrior surge in the 3rd quarter, led by Jini Hester's five baskets, the game seemed to be under control. The boys were outscored in the final period, by the never say die Grant squad, but the damage done by the Warriors in the 3rd quarter was too much of a handicap. Beside Hester, a good game was turned in by Steinbach, Olson, and the Creighton brothers. In the Saturday attraction at the M.C.H.S. gym the Frosh-Soph squad, after a somewhat ragged first half, seemed to play their best ball of the young season. The Warrior squad totaled 34 points in an exciting second half while the defense only allowed 16 in the same span. Eight of the twelve man squad added to the scoring, with every squad member seeing active service. The local lads shot at a .533 clip in the second half, ending up the evening with a percentage of .374 for the entire game. LINEUPS Suppose Herb Reihansperger is real happy with his Wisconsin eleven these days. But. they can't kick a ball like his Cubs. Big doings December 5. "Stu" Holcomb will be the speaker at the MCHS football banquet. He rates top shelf and is sure to go over big. Art Jackson phoned an invitation to the annual baseball dinner at Johnsburg, December 10. Hettermann's serve a bountiful meal, family style. And we enjoy being one of the family. Pope you saved the basketball and wrestling schedules;j|we printed. Next basketball game is at Libertyville, Friday, Dec. 6. The following night Zidn-Benton comes to McHenry. MeHenry T. Creighton J. Walkington P. Steffan B. Chelini M. Creighton J. Olson B. Vaupell J. Hester H. Houck J. Steinbach H. Hetterman F.O. 1 1 0 1 2 2 0 7 0 3 0 17 F.T. P.F. Grant . Morris Howard Pomey Raff el Riley Relitz Ordia Rogers Anderson The grapevine tells us that interest in wrestling is growing at our high school. Crystal Lake will be here Tuesday, Dec. 3. Now that will be a tough one. Hope to have a visit with Coach Kalk when we get back in circulation. Another Thanksgiving Day is just a drumstick away. We wish our readers God's blessings and hope that your hearts are as full of gladness as your tummies are full of turkey. DAILY PINUPS: They who expect something for nothing often end up getting nothing for something. • Never changing your mind may get you in a rut; changing it too often may cut off your roots. The truth of the matter is that all that really matters is the truth. Summer souvenirs: love letters in the sand. The social scale is noted for making major celebrities out of minor civilians. There are those who look at you and do not see you; there are 1 1 4 2 0 0 1 2 1 12 Score by Quarters: McHenry 13 6 15 7 3 3 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 2 1 1 Q 0 1 0 0 0 2 5 0 0 7 15 F.T. P.F. 1 1 0 1 0 1 2 3 2 1 0 2 0 r 0 4 0 0 Beat Veteran Five 66 to 63 For Third Straight Success by Ron Smith The Warriors were, host to a fine Warren team in their first home game of the season last Saturday night, as the Warriors won their third straight Victory, 66- 63. It was a nigh scoring, interesting ball game all the way. McHenry jumped off to a 19-9 first quarter lead. The home fans really went Wild .as they saw their favorites begin to hit the baskets at a good clig. Warren outscored us in the second quarter but we still held a convincing 31-23 halftime lead. The Warriors scored 16 points, in the third quarter as djd Warren and the score stood at 47-39. In the final quarter. Warren got hot and hit for 24 points. However, McHenry also hit for 19 and won by 3 points. A late period full court press by Warren brought them within reach of Fulton's boys, but the advantage of McHenry was too much for Warren to overcome in the closing minutes. ^ All five of Warren's starters were returning regulars from last year so this victory was won against fine competition. Eleven violations were committed by the Warriors. (Violations are bad passes, held balls, fumbles. steps, aand double dribbles). The Warriors shot a respectable 42.6 percentage from the floor. Individual leaders were Bentz with 21 rebounds and Justen with 13. Denny Conway and Matt Eichinger led in assists with 6 and 5 respectively. Mark Vycital stole the ball 3 times from opposing players. Hie scoring was well spread out &s is illustrated in the box score. Eichinger led with 16 points. This was entirely a team victory and it prepared the Warriors and Coach Fulton for their first conference game against Woodstock on Wednesday, Nov. 27. A large turnout is expected for this second home game of the year. The team now is undefeated in 3 games. Score by Quarter* McHenry Grant McHenry 13 7 15 4 14 7--41 12--29 F.G. F.T. P.F. T. Creighton 3 3 4 J. Walkington 0 0 0 P. Steffan 1 0 B. Chelini 0 0 0 M. Creighton 4 0 0 •B. Vaupell 0 0 0 J. Olson 2 1 1 J. Hester 7 1 3 H. Houck 0 0 0 M. Low 2 T) 0 J. Steinbach 2 4 0 H. Hetterman 0 1 0 21 10 9 Warren F.G. F.T. P.F. Bratzke f 1 0 2 Mordhorst 2 1 3 Sherman 1 2 1 Talcott x 2 1 2 Biggs 2 2 4 8 6 12 Score by Quarters: 0 McHenry 11 7 15 19--52 Warren 3 3 9 <7--22 McHenry Warren McHenry Eichinger Conway Vycital Justen Bentz Caron Warren Rudin White Gavel Fugett Threadgill Hannula 19 31 47 66 9 23 39 63 FG FT PF 4 4 4 3 1 0 6 5 4*. 4 5 1 25 . FG 10 6 3 1 4 1 16 FT 1 7 1 0 2 2 16 PF 3 4 1 2 0 4 -- PALACE -- 7 o'clock Ladies League: J. Doherty, 177-471; A. Glosson, 178-448; L.° Michels, 209-499; G. Smith, 176-184-524. 9 o'clock Ladles League: Dillan, 176-469; Steffan, 189- 489; "Paluch, 180-456; Donnelly, 462; Powers, 460; Gaulker'431. Wednesday Nite Ladies: T. Meyer] 187-502; E. Hester, 201-502; B. Meath, 202-550; E. Meyers, 186-528; E. Mangold, 175. City Ledfeue: V. Johnson, 538; H. Smith, 528; L. Brefeld, 204-578; V. Adams, 220r212-598; B. Mailfold, 222-563; C. Keim, 539; E. Koch, 212; Olsen, 536; Fred. 208; B. Long, 533; F. Covalt, 201-529; L. Smith, 200- 214-607; A. McCarroll, 546. 7 o'clock C.O.F. League: G. Freund, 264; C. Dowe, 203; B. Thennes, 208-544. 9 o'clock C.O.F. League: . Etten, 210-205-596; A. Schaefer, 204-541; G. Freund, 529; Herdrich, 206-210-581. Tavern League: H. Behnke. 203-570; Rosing, 528 S. Miller, 203-538; Steffes, 546; Jackson, 529; G. Schaefer. 236- 585; R. Piesert, 209-557; B. Worm, 552. Match Game: White Eagle Resort, 2278; and Bob Inn, 2798. L. Thomason, -200;: R. Miller, 533; B. Worm, 221-209- 625; H. Behnke, 203-571; B. Brand, 236-590. -- MCHENRY RECREATION -- Wednesday Nite Twelve: A. Weretka, 189-483; P. Wight 434; S. Sorenson, 177-484; F. Matchen, 431; D. Halbauer, 437; M. Cone, 430; A. Mrowka, 438; I. Bykowski, 192-443. --Johnsbnrg Bowling Resort t •»-- Thurs. Nite Ladies League--- ' L. Huemann, 472; L. Anderson, 450; V. Smith, 448; A. Wilcox, 441; L. Hiller, 437; D. Hettermann, 436; S. Spielman, 43fe L. Smith, 186; E. Schaefer, 18£. 210-206-568; C. Schulte, 213-567; J. Krein, 218; Krause, 207-572; Kfreutzer, 540; Coari, 227-606; Kreier, 237-574; Nimsgerm, 220- 544; Piotroski, 200; Otto, 551; Kunz, 213-529; Sigman, 211-540; Hansen, 249-586; McCarroll, 204- 583. Wed. Nite 7 O'clock Foresters-- L. Thennes, 226-217-602; J. Etten, 222-599; T. Meyer, 201-557; B. O'Brien, 232-539; E. Thennes, 536; H. Schmitt, 536; J. Herdrich, 207-532; H. Justen, 529; G. Rodinkirch, 527; L. 'Nimsgerm, 200. Co: rcial League-- W. Garrelts, 207; E. Amann, 210-547; M. Gath, 216-562; E. Freund, 533; D; Weber, 544; R. Justen, 207-554; R. Stilling, 534; P. May, 551; Aif^. V^iegman, 532; L. Thennes; 22|^5^; L. Bradley, 233-586. Business Men's League-- H. Blake, 212; G. Gutzman^210; F. Schmitt,' 542; A. Steinsdoerfer, 534; p.. Schaefer, 203; R. Weyland, 212!; Oxtoby, 210-564: Pierce, 210-553Y*R- Becker, ,203; H. Vaupell, 2CKK>39; H. Wagner, 530. 0 THE GREAT OUTDOORS Walsh "|i|]|i|l|l|l|[|IHIWlFlllll[l!lin»'1,l'l1l>IWIIII|ll!IIIIIItlll|flllirill!l[|l|f|Ilt Tues. Nite S9ers-- B. McKinder, 446; S. Hams,i*- - . .. . » • 180-469; S. Schlitt, 447; J. Fr J**dj f [I ecord not often matched 496; J. Pieroni,«464; "L. Crouch, 459; H. BUsch, 447; B. Gilpin, 193-503; L. Pitzen, 465; E. Modinger, 190-175-503; N. Stilling, 433; C. Buenzli, 450, Well, here it is Thanksgiving time Again.f| A1J the seasons are open and this weekend will find many of us Iramping the fields in search of game. We rarely stop to think how lucky we are to be able to hunt for sport instead of just to fill the larder for ourselves and our families. Think it over. You may be surprised at your own conclusions. Two of our local archers. Ken Hamm of Lake Villa' and Vince Adams of McHenry, just returned from a successful hunt north of Iron River Michigan. They each bagged a deer. Personally, we would prefer a rifle for deer hunting, but it takes much more skill "and patience to get a deer with fi bow and arrow. Wriile we are on the subject of deer Shunting we would like to mention a small miracle that took place, .during our Ilinpis deer season this year. "There was not one fatality or - injury to hunters throughout tne season." This is Herejare a few of the latest fur Iharketg quotations: « . Mink--$3.00 to $17.50 Muskrat--$.25 to $1.25 Coon -- $.25 to $2.00 Skunk -- $.25 to $2.00 C D of A I ' ^easel -- $-25 to $1.25. E Nell ' 199-155- D Tonvan * ^ market *s "able to change 444-' C Olson 186-467- S Hertel*> *** time' but 11 is very doubtful S5; j. t «'B "aitaS: 179-476; J. Buss, 175; D. Miller, 25 13 14 OBITUARIES Sophie Koepke Services were held Nov. 16 from the Drake & Son Funeral home in Chicago for Mrs. Sophie Koepke, 75, who died Nov. 14 in her sleep at Woodlawn Park. An invalid for the past ten years, Mrs. Koepke had been a summer resident for thirty years and made this her permanent home for the last eight years. - Burial took place in Waldheim cemetery. She was preceded in death by her husband, Edward Koepke, and a son, Edward. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Viola Armit, of Woodlawn Park; four grandsons, Edward, Frank and Bruce Koepke and David Armit; also one greatgrandson, James Koepke. SHOP AT HOME 447; G. Bargain, 191-507; V. Diedrich, 196-463; E. Nimsgern, 469; B. Rourke, 432; A. Gaulke, 180- 431; T. Steffan, 466; M. Thennes, 186-454; J. Kralowetz, 182-184- 505; L. Hanley, 446; G. Doyle, 180-451; M. Fuchs, 182-497. Team Standings - 1st Round Nite Owls--- Won Lost Stone Construction 19 Geo's. White House 19 Worts Service 19 Mi Place 18 McHenry Recreation 18 Schroeder Iron 17^ McHenry Theatre 17^ Elm St. Florist McHenry Lumber Worwick Studio McHenry C. Club McHenry Welding KMIOOr vo MI MOM r OLD FOLKS HAVEN Private - Convalescent - Bed Patients A Real Home All Comforts - Best of Food 24 HOUR NURSING CARE SPACIOUS GROUNDS - REASONABLE RATES PHONE McHENRY 2880 17 14 14 13 12 -- 14 -- 14 -- 14 -- 15 -- 15 -- 15% -- 15% -- 16 -- 19 -- 19 -- 20 -- 21 (ILRRESTED |otER ACCIDENT • "Mrs. Gottlieb Klopfer suffered head injuries, in an accident which occurred last Weekend in Lakemoor when th® par driven by her husband collided with an auto driven by John JRhoton of the McHenry area. Ftfioton was charged with driving under the influence of, liquor, not having a driver's license and having an open bottle of liquor in the rnachine. Hearing was contirtpeg; until Dec. 5 and bond set at $^500. Vivian Wolf was apprehended Monday after her car went into a ditch on the Johnsburg blacktop road. She was charged with driving under the influence of liquor. MCHSVARSITY EDGES GRANT IM OVERTIME Large Following Sees Fulton Five Win 41-39 Thriller ! by Ron Smith The McHenry Warriors traveled to Grant Friday night and returned home with their second consecutive victory, 41-39 in overtime. The boys gave "the fans and Coach Fulton a scare, however, as the game went into overtime. The Grant Bulldogs, after losing their six top men of last year, put up an unexpected, strong battle. Grant had our offense thoroughly scouted and played a terrific defensive game. Besides this, the Warriors were not ^hitting as well as they should have. They shot only 31.5 percent. ! The team violations also increased after the first game. At Grant the Warriors had 14 violations . as compared to 6 in their first game against Wauconda. McHenry started out goocf sinking 3 straight buckets. The first quarter score was 14 to 7, in favor of the Warriors. TTie second quarter was played at an even pace, each team scoring 8 points. Halftime score was McHenry, 22, Grant, 15. The third quarter was again even, each team scoring 14. The turning point for Grant occurred in the final quarter when they outscored us, 9 to 2. McHenry controlled the ball in the overtime and Mark Vycital scored the winning basket and Matt Eichinger added a free throw. Individual honors fell on Don Bentz and Matt Eichinger. Bentz led in rebounds with a total of 29, which is excellent. Eichinger led in three categories. He scored 17 points, had 4 assists, and recpvered the ball 5 times. A big factor in this victory however was the all-around depth of our ball club. Coach Fulton poured in substitutes by alternating 8 players, usually a certain player for a specific job, rebounds for rebounding, ball handlers for dribbling, and defensive players for defense. Score by Quarters i nmn M* HHM< » SERVICE NEWS •}, •{, i .fr'.j. •& * -M' •!' The Buchholz boys, Who have many friends in the Pistakee Lake region, continue their sailing now that they are in the U.S. Navy. They are active members in the. Waikiki Yacht club and the Pearl Harbor Sailing club. Irwin Buchholz is on the qualifications committee and Howard is on the regatta committee. The young men have been, ardent sailing fans at Long Lake and Pistakee lake before enters ing service. They are both stationed in Hawaii; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ,J. Miller of Washington street have received word that their son. Pvt. Alfred Harold Miller, stationed at the® Oahu Navy base in Hawaii, has been confined to the Tripler Army hospital. He sustained a broken left arm and other, injuries when he and some of his buddies were thrown from a truck* while being transported from the air base to the barracks. (EDDIE Hw EDUCATORl a - Good schools h«lp Imtiro o bottpr futon. They insyro lor life.' Illinois Education Association Pvt. Duane Andreas has arrived home on leave from Fort Hood, Texas. He expects to be leaving for Germany about the middle of December. SETTER SCHOOLS BUILD 198 198 Series Games 2344 825 2294 806 2287 817 Total High Team Schroeders Stone Const. White House thurs. Nite 9:15-- W. Webb, 200; B. Schweiger, 531; N. Dalby, 535; Overton, 549; Crouch, 222-596; Freund, 275-632: Koch, 237-207-613; J. Kalk, 221- 550; J. Justen, 210; B. O'Brien, ainiHiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniuimniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiuiuiwiuis 1 BOWL...1 --y IP "JUST FOR FUN" Roller Skating Rink 608 Front St. on ltt. 81 -- McHenry, DL Open - TpeB.. Wed., Frl„ Sal & Sun. 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEE -- 1:30 to 4:00 P.M. BEGINNER'S CLASS -- Sunday - • 6:30 to 8:00 P.M. We sell complete line of shoe skates -- $13.95 & up McHenry 14 22 36 38 41 Grant 7 15 29 38 39 McHenry FG FT PF Eichinger 7 3 3 Justen 2 2 4 Conway 3 0 4 Bentzj 1 0 5 Vycital 3 0 4 Cajthaml 1 0 1 Moss 0 0 3 Caron 0 2 0 17 7 24 Grant FG FT PF Grenell 3 2 4 Klozura 0 0 1 Norris 1 1 4 Usedom 3 4 1 Lewis 3 5 1 Rasmussen 3 2 * 3 13 14 14 « schoq^ % \ COM* &£ McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING SCHEDULE 1957-58 far Funand Health at Beautiful McHenry Recreation • Brunswick Imperial Lanes • Automatic Pin Spotters • Air Conditioned COMFORTABLE COCKTAIL LOUNGE = TEL. 2520 McHENRY, ILL. i| Date Place Time Tues. Dec. 3 Crystal Lake at McHenry 7:00 p.m. Tues. Dec. 10 McHenry at Dundee 7:00 p.m. Fri. Dec. 13 Palatine at McHenry 7:00 p.m. Tues. Dec. 17 Libertyville at McHenry 4:15 p.m. Fri. Jan. 10 McHenry at Lake Forest 7:00 p.m. Tues. Jan. 14 Elgin at McHenry 7:00 p.m. Thurs. Jan. 16 McHenry at Grant ( 7:00 p.m. Tues. Jan. 21 N. Chicago at McHenry 7:00 p.m. Tues. Jan. 28 McHenry at Barrington 7:00 p.m. Thurs. Jan. 30 McHenry at Wauconda 7:00 p.m. Tues. Feb. 4 McHenry at St. Charles 7:00 p.m. Thurs. Feb. 6 McHenry at Zion 7:00 p.m. Thurs. & Sat. Feb. 13-15 Conference Tournament at Libertyville McHENRY VARSITY & SOPH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1957-58 Time: SOPH GAMES 7:00 -- VARSITY GAMES 8:80 Wed. November 27--Woodstock at McHenry Fri. December 6--McHenry at Libertyville Sat. December 7--Zion-Benton at McHenry Fri. December 13-rMcHenry at Hebron Fri. December 20--McHenry at Crystal Lake Dec. 26-27-28-30--Grant Holiday Tournament Fri. January 10--Barrington at McHenry Jan. 11-13-14-15--County Tournament at Hebron Fri. January 17--Dundee at McHenry Fri. January 24--McHenry at Woodstock Sat. January 25--Harvard at McHenry Fri. January 31--Libertyville at McHenry Sat. February 1--McHenry at Zion-Benton Sat. February 8-^Antioch' at McHenry Fri. February 14--Crystal Lake at McHenry Fri. February 21--McHenry at Barrington "Sat. February 22--Geneva at McHenry Fri. February 28-^-McHenry at Dundee . BETTER COMMUNITIES STARTS THANKSGIVING Open Continuously 'from 2:15 Cornel Wilde - Jean Wallance "DEVIL'S HAIRPIN" Also "MR. ROCK & ROLL' SUN.-MON. DEC. 1-2 Cary Grant Sophia Loren Frank Sinatra THE PRIDE & THE PASSION" TUES.-WED. DEC. 3-4 John Wayne - Robert Ryan "FLYING LEATHERNECK" Also ' Rock Hudson in "SHE DEVILS" G BRownins 9-6821 FRI.-SAT. NOV. 29-30 Gina Lollobrigida & Anthony Quinn in "THE HUNCHBACK OR NATRE DAME" SUN. -- TUES. DEC. 1--3 "MIRACLE OF MARCELINO" STARTS WED. DEC. 4 "STOP OVER TOKYO" and 'QUANTEZ' ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Phone JAckson 6-1421 LAST AAY WED. NOV. 27TH 'ACTION OF THE TIGER" starring Van Johnson THURS.-FRL & SAT. NOV. 28:£9 & 30 The Life... The Lows. TIE Amjebtiiik OF OlMI! iRHUCOlfllt"^ ftcrdfcioyO 4 fenntoufjt Picture SPECIAL NOTE: - THANKSGIVING DAY DOORS OPEN 4:30 P.M. SHOW STARTS 5:00 P.M. FRIDAY ONLY NOV. 29 SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE "ALL CARTOON ROAD RUNNER -SHOW" Doors Open 1:00 P.M. '- Show Starts 1:30 P.M. One Show Only SUN.-MON. DEC. 1-2 Double Feature Program TROOPER HOOKiw swum Released thru United Artists also * 'PUBLIC PIGEON NO. 1" starring Red Skelton TUES.-WED. DEC. 3-4 Paramount presents MMI JAMBS SUrri* BOB HOPE-VERA MILES m PAUL DOUGLAS ™ - rcrtyflw* TKwucoun* COMING AT POPULAR PRICES "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" McHenry Theatre 2 full Weeks! Wed. Nov. 27 thru Tues.. Dec. 10 Uncut Version Direct from McVlckers Theatre In Chicago Loop! Sat. Night, One Show at 8 Weekdays Show starts at 7:30 Si!in., 2 Shows 2:30 & 7:30 DoorsK Open 6:30 P.M. Admission at All Times: Thanksgiving Day-Two Shows Adults $1.25 -- Children 60c 2:30 P.M. and 7:30 P.M. THE SUPREME MOTION PICTURE OF ALL TIMEI "THtMUTIST SOVfflGHCnM I HAVE EVflt SIH1" --Walter Wa«M» \ • "A FILM OF REVERENT AND HUSSIVE MAGNIFICENCEI" --Iif* Magazm* CECIL B. 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