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.... • v.- , THE MCHEWRY fe'SV.";'. r 'lw! 0* Jhj £clh& U/tdUfi. The rain stayed away long jinough for the Pony League grand opening last Sunday and a better than average crowd was on hand. v After watching the first game, we motored up to Johnsburg to see the finish of the County All-Star game. Plenty of action as the Tigers came from behind to beat the All- Stars. Johnsburg will play in the state tournament and from where we sat last Sunday it appeared the team is going to be plenty strong. Madden was at short and Lloyd Freund at second. That should make a good combination. Of course, Manager Joe can shift Lloyd to any infield position if the need arises. We also noted that Dick Hiller is home and playing ball with the same old vigor.. He gives the team a big lift. Now comes Terry Britz to strengthen the pitching staff. Terry is big - and strong - and can fire that ball. Yep. It looks like Manager Joe is going to have quite a ball club come tournament time. BENEFIT GAME AT V.F.W, PARK THIS EVENING Being Played For Former Mate Who Is Polio Victim Being unable to cover much ground the last year or so, we have welcomed help in the sports department. Our latest addition is Lee Hiller, new reporter for the Tiger team. Now, if we can find a writer to cover the Shamrock games, things should be looking up. The line forms to the right. Pickups: Says a local cynic: "The only reason a great many families don't own an elephant is that they never have been offered an elephant for $1 down and $1 a week." Ed Doyle is vacationing so we thought it might be a rest for us as well. Now we suspect that dicker of setting up a committee to take over while Sue is absent. The worst crowd $e have to deal with is right, in the Plaindealer office. ; Monday night the Sox. shut (nit the Yankees and our pals Were real sweet about everything. Tuesday night the Yankees lowered the boom on our pbor little old White Sox and boy oh boy do they jump out of their chairs to greet us. It's that Doyle influence. The University of Illinois has had two football coaches since 1913 - Robert Zupke and Ray Eliot. During that same period,, the University has had eight presidents. Make up your own mind. The V.F.W. Softball League is sponsoring a Benefit Game Thursday. June 26 at 8:00 p.m. for A1 Fritz, former player of several years standing, who contacted polio 3 years ago. Four representatives from seven teams will make up the group that will play Bimbo's, the team that is in 1st place. When polio hit A1 on August 31. 1956, he was completely paralized except for partial use of his left arm. He is now confined to a wheel chair, wearing a back brace and two full leg braces. At the age of 28 years, this former athlete is studying accounting throueh a home course i?iven by LaSalle University. He started this course a year ago aher an 8-month stay in the Evanston hospital. A1 Fritz has shown the spirit it takes to help himself. A physical therapist also helps by coming to his home twice each w'eek. Now comes his former teammates and opposing players ready to give it all they have in a benefit game. A^ large crowd with generosity in their hearts can make this a grand event in our community. B:mbo's Line-up: 'Eugene Morenz, Chas. Cuda, Bob O'Brien, Arnold, Justen, Bill Prassel, Dick Wilhelm, Bob Frett. Howard Thomas. Jack Thomas. Ed Pieroni. Tom Wiles. Dick Palmar. A1 .Tourdan. Cliff Fulton. Vincent Weyland and Russ W^yland. Protect Our E ation's .Youth °tf by Jack Yegge McCullom Lake: K. Brand, Ed Todd.,F. Matthesius and Bob Hurckes. Holiday Inn: Dolby, Tyk, Helma and Scherb. Hettermann's: D. Hiller. L. Freund, B. Meyers and D. Marsh. Buss Motors: D. Peterson, Piezert, E. Schafer and Williams. Pa's Yanks: Behnke. Nolan, Pinkstaff and B. Hiennes. , Bob's Inn: B. Schmitt, E. Berez, Brand and Lang. Old Bridge: Nolan, Becknell, Km C. Freund. * B. The county baseball league swings into the second round next Sunday with teams squared off as follows: Mandy's at Hebron Algonquin at McHenry Crystal Lake at Dundee Elgin VFW at Johnsburg , Richmond at Woodstock They are having a big carnival at Johnsburg this weekend, so as an added attraction, the Tigers will play Kenosha at 3 p.m. Saturday, then play host to Elgin V.F.W. nine on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Manager Larry Stilling hopes to get the Shamrocks off to a flying start against Algonquin in a home game Sunday. This '58 Shamrock team has some real enthusiastic ball players with the spirit to win some games. and COAST GUAI0 WILL INSPECT PASSENGER CARRYING BOATS DAILY PINUPS: Out of the mouths pf babes come little echoes. Chicago--All boats less than 65 feet in length which carry more than six paying passengers on navigable waters * in the United States now are subject to inspecion by the U. S. Coast Guard, according to a reminder issued by Command e r Joseph Change, Qoast Guard officer in charge of marine inspection at Chicago. Inspection of such vessels became mandatory this mqpth, under Public Law 519 passed by the 84th Congress. Any owner, operator or agent of such a boat, which does not have a current Coast Guard certificate of inspection, should file an application for inspection with that agency before placing the vessel in operation. Passenger boat operators in northern Illinois should ask for the application forms from Officer in Charge. Marine Inspection, 10101 Ewing Avenue, Chicago 17, Illinois. That pffice has jurisdiction over the area bounded on the northwest by Warren, 111., on the southwest by West Jersey, 111., on the McHenry's Po n y League field was officially opened Sunday, June 22. Earl R. Walsh acted as master of ceremonies and introduced the managers apd the members of the different teams as they marched onto the playing field to music provided by Glenn Peterson and Gerald Miller. As the boys and spectators stood at attention the flag was raised on the center field flag pole and the 1958 season was in full swing. The past week fans saw many exciting games. On June 18, the Cards beat the Sox 4-2 with Morenz the winning pitcher allowing 2 hits and striHing out 10. He also had a home run. Billy DeCicco was good in defeat with 14 strike outs and allowing 6 hits. Dave Klapperich also got a home run for the Cards. Friday night's game between the Sox and the Yanks was won by the Sox 11 to 4. Rourke was the winning pitcher. De- <"icco had a home xrun for the Sox. On Sunday the boys really gave the fans a good show. We were glad to see a few more of the parents out to these games, but there is still room for a lot more parents. There are plenty of good seats and we certainly hope, that more parents will show up. The first game of the afternoon was won by the Braves when they defeated the Yanks 11 to 5. Bobby Gates was the winning pitcher and he also contributed a home run. Vernon Peterson made a home run also. The last game of tM double header was really a humdinger. The Giants led all the way until the seventh inning when the Sox tied itl^Upf ; tljeh went on to score.the winning run in the extra inning. Monday night the Braves beat the Cards 16-11 in a slugfest. In the second inning Rex Hester got a grand-slam homer for the Cards. Morenz got two homers for' his team. For the Braves. Winkel had two home runs, Templeman, Gates and Peterson each had home runs. Peterson% also was given a home run when the ball was lost in the tree down the right field line. Again we urge you parents to come out to the Pony League field on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights and Sunday afternoons for some real good baseball. TIGERS OUTLAST ALL-STARS IN r BENEFIT GAME v Terry Brits Siopil;' Baiters In Relief l;f Role To Win 12-fc LAURAYNE CONWAY IN QUARTER-FINALS, COLLEGIATE MEET Laurayne Conway, niece of Mrs. Roy Kent of this city, reached the quarter-finals of the National Intercollegiate Golf Tournament held at Ames, Iowa. After a" qualifying/round of 88, Miss Conway played and defeated Judy McCoy of Iowa 5 and 4. The following day's play saw Miss Conway play Meriam Bailey of Northwestem University. Miss Conway held a 3 up advantage over defending champibn, Miss Bailey, on the 14th hole only to . encounter a streak of wildness which saw Miss Bailey win on the 18th green. READ THE WANT ADS by Lee Hiller It was a cloudy day at Johnsburg as the Tigers beat the county All-Stars in the annual benefit game for the'injured players of the league. The final score was 12-7. Terry Britz, newly acquired by the Tigers, starred in relief in the final seven innings allowing no runs. . The Tigers started the - scoring in the first with a pair or runs. The County All-Stars came back with a big seven run second which gave the .Ti gers something to do. However, they came up with four in the bottom of the inning to make the score 7 to 6. Home plate was not crossed again until the seventh inning when the home town boys came up with three big runs. They a d d e d t h r e e m o r e i n t h e eighth to put the game on ice. Dick Hiller, just home from college was the big man with the stick with a single, double and a triple. Saturday, June 28, the Tigers havt? a non-league game with Kenosha. ,' With the added strength the Tigers now have. Manager Joe Frett feels they will be pretty tough to beat. He has* quite a few young pitchers now to go'along with their strbiig hitting power. . Your reporter hopes to see most of you fans at the games in the future. McHenry County All-Stars AB R H Christensen, 2B 2 1 0 D. Feffer, 2B 2 0 0 H. Miller, CF 3 1 2 Hellenboch, CF 2 0 2 Jaskot, 3B 1 0 • 0 Hopp, 3B < 2 0 0 J. Wilbrant, SS 3 0 0 R. Miller. SS, P 1 0 | Reinert, C 3 1 1 Young, C *2 0 |) Kreeer. LF 2 1 ft w ORGANIZE ILLINOIS WATER POLICE TO SERVE THIS AREA if^ Tharsd&y,June2S,195# • Olid by Verona Kent Knowland, LF D. Wilbrant, RF Swan, RF Kuecker, IB Nichols, IB Peacock, P Plarisk, P Leibert, P ^lchi^^if*, SS 1 3 1 2 2 0 1 1 0 x •> 34 t Johnsburg Tigers AB R. Madden, SS D. Hiller, LF L. Freund, 2B A. Jackson, CF T. Oeffling, RF S. Miller, 3B Weir, 3B W. Frett, IB T. Huemann, C Loren Freund, P T. Britz, P 4 6 4 4 5 4 1 4 5 0 5 42 123 456 789 070000 000 24000033 n 1 2 1 1 2 0 2 1 2 0 0 12 R 7 12 In spite of a tee-off-time drizzle and threatening skies, thirty-nine McHenry girls welcomed thirtjfsix* Wobdstock girls last Tuesday. Low net winners for Woodstock were: Class A, Ydla Connelly, .net 39; Polly Brazzil, Net 40; Class B, Jane Gibson, h'et 39; Tess Mensil,' net 40; Class C, Thelma Barman, net 35; Ethel Romberger, net 37. Low net winners for McHenry Were: Class A, La Verne Hanley, net 35; Dorothy Beckenbaugh, net 39; Class B, June Rink, net 39; Marion Donnelly, net 40; Class C, Lil Burns, net 36; Gerda Weseliijs, net 40. : There were ten blind bogey winners at 58. McHenry winners Were , Julia Kralowetz, Fran Hoffman and Mildred Jackson. . Best gross score of the day was LaVergne Hanley's 96-- and a special Welcome to "Break 100 Club." " Some of the wives talked their husbands into playing an extra nine holes last Sunday afternoon. Couples were mixed up and paired off for 2-ball founsomes. Two couples had the distinction of scoring a birdie: Irene Consago and Earl Seepe and Marge Adams arid« Emil Simon. Vale Adams and Carmi Gardner proved their proficiency for lowest low gross. Frank Gregory and iJune Rink turned out to be the couple most in need of a golf lesson. Others turning in low score cards with handicap (a la Goffo System) were: Babe Seepe and Bernie Boll man; Emily Hester and: Jim Gardner; Ilaveme Gregory and Orv Marion; Alice Marion and George R i n k ; L i L M i c h a e l s a n d L e e Longo. The couples stayed on for Sunday night dinner and dancing and entertainment provided by Lou "Consago and Paul" Overton doing a special number "19083". Featured players were the Julius Goffos, Howard Wilkinsons and Bud Michaels. Delbres . Overton, expecting her baby in July, shot her best game of the seasorf last Saturday -- 101. And Dorothy Freund is shooting some pretty good golf too, under similar circumstances. See you next week for first round of match play tournament Handicaps as figured under the new system will be pasted along with tee times. il Inning All-Stars Tigers 2 base hits: D. Jackson, S. Miller. 3 base hits: D. Hiller. W i n n i n g . p i t c h e r : T e r r y Britz. - 'L Hiller, A, McHenry Tie Rods DAY FEATURE As a participant in Fiesta day, the woman's auxiliary of the McHenry hospital is planning a festive sale of colorful balloons, flowers for milady and souvenier pennants of a pleasant day in McHenry. Young ladies aged 13 to 20 are promoting the sale and showing interest in furthering the work of the auxiliary. A good time will be had by all in this worthwhile endeavor, and those interested are urged to sign up early / with Demise Nardi, phone 1637. v The Tie Rods had their usual meeting Tuesday night pt p.m. in their club house whicH is located across from the' Edgebrook grade school, The? members of the club have been' working on the club car the past two weeks. They plan onhaving the car ready for drag-? ging within a week or two. Mike Hertel, a new member, was taken into the club this past week. Anyone who would be interested in joining the club is invited to attend our meetings which are held every Tuesday night. Vern Block, secretary No man is invincible, no j southeast by Ft. Wayne, Ind., man indispensable. Most women are incredible, some incomprehensible. To many, money is a sixth tense that adds to the enjoyment of the other five. " Ideas are much like children, you admire others' but mostly love your own. Historians retrace the past, economists repress the future, modernists live the present. Anonymous. Champaign, 111. -- All members of Coach Ray Eliot's 1958 University of Illinois football coaching staff are Illini. Four of the nine-man staff were members of Illinois' 1951 squad and on the northeast by Eaton Rapids, Mich. Change said the examination of the boats should be made before vessel are water borne. Purpose of the inspection is to make sure that all boats used for carrying, passengers are in safe condition. The inspection covers boat structure, fire protection, means of escape, ventilation, crew accommodations, passenger accommodations, hatches, cooking and heating, stability, machinery and other equipment.' RUDY BECKERS KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE McHENRY 243Q TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS Board Your Dog by Diay, Week or Month Shampooing -- Nail Clipping „ Training In * HUNTING • OBEDIENCE • RETRIEVING Champaign, 111.--Good prospects for perfect attendance which won Big Ten and Rose J records at University of Illinois Bowl titles -- Chuck Studley, Chuck Boerio, Bill Tate and Tommy O'Connell. Added to the staff this year were O'Connell and Steve Sucic, '50. Other holdovers are Eliot, '32, Ralph Fletcher, '21, Burt Ingwersen, '20, and Mel Brewer, '40. home football games this fall are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown, 1410 Lakeview drive, Mendota. Their two sons, Jim and Bill, are top-ranked fullback prospects for Coach Ray Eliot's 1958 edition of the "Fighting Illini." ROLLER DANCE SKATING LESSONS ON TUESDAY -- 6:30 to 8:00 PM. JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK 608 Front St. (Rt. 81) McHenry, 111. RINK OPEN TUES.. WED., FBI" S»AT. and SUN. 8:00 P.M. to 11=00 P.M. We Sell Complete line of Skates -- $13.95 A Up T • • • • m%"m • mm+2*r0m . » t (The following has been sub mitted by the captain of the Illinois Water Police): A new organization known as the Illinois Water Police has been organized to promote a much needed safety program in this area. This group of men Will operate on a voluntary not for profit basis. Captain Jim Lishamer, head of this group, knows the great need for, an efficient unit of this type. He feels that 95% of boaters are safety conscious, the other 5% must be educated before they take more'lives. There is no reason why there should not be perfect harmony between boaters, swimmers and fishermen. There is plenty of room for all who come tcr enjoy our beautiful McHenry and Chain O' Lakes areas. This police unit will see to it that every one Will be, at ease and feel safe at any water Sport he seeks to enjoy. This unit will cooperate with all police, fire and rescue units. Our boats will be radio dispatched so rescues will be faster and more effiqient. Anyone interested in promoting safety on the water and who is over 21 years of age may request application with this group by writing to Mr. A. Borchard, 26 Lake Ave., Rte. 1, Box 166, Lake Villa, Illinois. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends and relatives for the cards, prayers and visits and other kindnesses shown during my illness, while I was confined to my home. Your thoughtfulr. ess will always be remembered. *8 Mrs. Ben M. Kennebeck \ > CRYSTAL First Styow Starting approximately 8:50 P.M, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JUNE 27-28 "THE HAUNTED STRANGLER' Boris Karloff Also "FIEND WITHOUT A FACE" Added 3rd Feature Sat. June 28 'LOOSE IN LONDON" Leo Gorcey and the Bowery Boys SUN., MON. & TUES. JUNE 29-30 JULY 1 Alfred Hitchcock's "VERTIGO" James Stewart - Kim Novak Vista Vision and Technicolor. WED. & THURS. JULY 2-3 "SEVEN HILLS OF ROME" Mario Lanza - Peggie Castle Gorgeous Color Also "GUN GLORY" Stewart Granger Rhonda Fleming CinemaScope and MetroColor ENJOT YOURSELF ... GO OUT MORE . SEE BIG SCREEN OUTDOOR SHOWSI OUTDOOR THEATRE ROUTE 120-41 i GRAYSLAKE, ILL. Open T;80 P.M. Weekdays -- 7 P.M. Sat. St Sun. CHILDREN UNDER 12 -- IN CARS -- FREE THURS. - FRI. - SAT, 18 RECORDING STARS! 15 SONG HITS! JUNE 26-27-28 wntrmi MtKKmi DM wtua. MUkaat* u n M ma MBit M hui n i* m ma .« WUM^HWIIOML WIVE • Plus Late Show Bonus Feature A UiaVUM MIUMIUM PtCIUK SUN. - MON. TUES. OtAX jtssrr MARTIM LEWIS MARTIN' IEWIS SCARED STIFF JUNE 29-80 J&LY 1 FREE KIDDYLANP Safe & Fun-Filled! WED. - THURS. . FRI. JULY 2-3-4 James Mason - Joan Fontaine Harry Bellafonte "ISLAND IN THE SUN" "THE MAN FROM GOD'S COUNTRY" with George Montgomery GIANT - FREE FIREWORKS JULY 4th About Id piM. idtak Pistakee Yacht Club greeted summer with a dinner dance and the opening race of the season. »" . • In 1st place on. Saturday, June 21, Y-20, Gene .Dietle; in 2nd place, Y-4, John Looze; in 3rd place, Y-88, William Fletcher. < Commodore Arnold Rauen introduced the committee for the evening, including %Er. and Mrs. Albert Barbian, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Deroche, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blake, Mr. Tom Barlowe, Miss Patty Blake and Mr. William Fisher, party treasurer. MARRIAGE LICENSES John F. Boro and Margaret Owens, both of Lakemoor. , James Glosson and Delores Vales, both of McHenry. Robert B. Hansen and 'Constance G.. Slowick, both of McHenry. Fred B. Ducey, Richmond, and Frances P. Stellmark, Spring Grove. Earl P. Miller and Zonia A. Konjar. both of Spring Grove. Arthur R. Beck and Linda C. Anderson, both of McHenry. Much wisdom often goes with fewest wordp. G RRownlnsr 0-6821 STARTS WEDNESDAY THRU SAT.,X JUNE 25-28 A story of wartime when all nrioral codes break down DANA . MIL WYNTER * FERRER DOLORES MICHAELS SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY JUNE 29-30 -- JULY 1 Twenty million readers made it the best-selling novel of all time! "GOD'S LITTLE ACRE" No One Dared Film It Till Now Robert Ryan • Aldo Ray Regular Admissions Midnite Show Friday at 11:30 P.M.-June 27 "REFORM SCHOOL GIRL" Admission .50 $HOP IN McHENRY H ULTRA MODERN ^jyiiiiile East of~McHeni3fj|:V on Route 120 Show Starts at DuSk -- ' ' im LAST DAY THURS., JUNE 26 '» In Technicolor ^ "THE BRIDGE ON THE DRIVER KWAT William Holder* Alec GuinneSs Also 4 Color Cartoons ^ FRI. & SAT. JUNE 27-28 i "MACABRE" . And "HELL'S FIVE HOURS"4 Also Color Cartoon Late Movie Sat. Night * • "MAN ALONE'* SUNI-MON.-TUES. , ^ JUNE 29-30 JULY i ^f In Color' • "VERTIGO?* James Stewart - Kim'Novaks Also 3^doloi* Cartoons Short Subject WED,-THURS. JULY 2-3 George Gobel - Diana Dors "I MARRIED A WOMAN'r _ And Jeff Chandler - Orson Welles ' "MAN IN THE - SHADOW" Wednesday is Ladies' Nite Children Under 12 Years Free In Cars !' ELM THEATRE, WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Phone JAckson 6-1421 ONE SHOW ONLY AT 8:00 P.M. LAST DAY THURS. JUNE 26 "THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI" > starring . "1 William Holden & ^ Alex Guinness FRIDAY & SATURDAY -- JUNE - 27-28 CLARK DORIS GABLE • DAY Hi THE' PtRlBtRG-StMON PRODUCTION OF TEACHER'S PET * PUJWUIIT BlUSt SUN., MON., TUES. JUNE 29-30 JULY 1 Double Feature Program An ALLIED ARTISTS Pictur# Also 'HELL'S FIVE HOURS" STARTS WED. JULY 2 FOR 2 DAYS Double Feature Program "ESCAPADE IN JAPAN" • . Also "MAN AFRAID" McHENRY THEATRE 218 Green St. Phone 144 McHenry, m. FRIDAY - SAT. -- JUNE 27-28 1 GIANT DISNEY DOUBLE FEATURE PROGltAM BOTH IN TECHNICOLOR presents (ONEM*Se^l TKHMCOUM Plus "BAMBI" Fun Filled Disney Enchantment SUN - MON -- JUNE 29-80 , Return Ehgagement! Only. picture ever to win 9 Ackdemy Awards! One of the all time hits In the motion picturcj industry!. -------- COLUMBIA PICTURES presorts 1 1 | FROM HFRE will in mummi inn Sow Plqr by MRU TNUMSH • tart *x>n tt* nmI by JAMES JONES • Pradw bf BUDDY ADUt ----i Bir«CKd 6]r FHSIMHEMMM TUES-WED -- JULY 1-2 ~v ;3M_ ta TURNER' M CHANDLER-^. %LADYTAKES wftiCHARD DENNING'ANDRA MARTIN-JERRY PARIS' • A IMVERSItWTEmnONU. nCTURE