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: *^'1' 'I* i}nji^i^ij SOFTBALL NOTES IfrH-s-fr-fr •;• •;• •;••;• •{• •:• •:• •;• •;•» ' £ Bob Efrand s^id Ernie Berez nit back to back homers in W& 7th inning Tuesday, tti help defeat Pa's Yanks 11 to ft Up until the 7th, it was a dose game with Bob Inn leading by ohly one run,' 5 to 4. Pa's came back in the bottom ,pf the 7th with 2 runs on Bud TSnpnnns' double, but it just wasn't enough. Berez and Walcame up with 3 hits each for Bob Inn. R H K Mb Inn 221 00061116 2 Pa's Yanks 130 0002 610 4 llettermann's won their 5th in a row, defeating McCullom J.xake 9 to, 4. Each team scored twice\ in the 1st inning. Hettermann's 2 runs came on Buddy Meyers' 9th home run of the season. Hettermann's scored 4 more rpns in the 3rd udiich proved to be enough to wn. McCullom Lake threaten- . ed in the 6th and 7th, but the rallies fell short. • ) R H E McCullom Isake 200 0011 4 112 Het term arm's 204 003- 9 33 3 a man on. Jim Freund led Hettermann's with three hits. John Congdon hit 2 homeruns for Bob Inn, in the 9 run second inning. Koutney and Lawrence also hit homers for Bob. Joe Wallach had 2 singles, a double and triple to lead the team. , . 'J RHE Hettermann , 0226PQ21215 6 Bob Inn 090014-1415 3 Holliday Inn went down to their 12th loss at the hands of Old Bridge Thursday nite 13 to 2. The big blow of the game Kls Dick Weber's grand slam mer in the 2nd inning for Old Bridge. Paul Freund and |2$rold Nye also hit homers fipt Old Bridge. Ron Cook sfe&ve in the only 2 runs for Holliday with a single in the 2gd inning. Jim Freund had 2 fflit 3 to lead Holliday. Jf? RHE *$»lliday Inn 020 0000 2 7 5 Cfltl Bridge 443101-1312 1 # ' Geno Morenz and Bimbo's defeated Buss Motors in the ^jpond game 13 to 9. Geno 1$$ 4 home runs in as many ^ tlfries at bat and drove in 9 of the 131 runs. Thrpe of the hbmers cleared the fence and the fourth was ruled a homer • when the centerfielder touched the ball and it went over the fence. Buss started out hot 4fith 5 runs in the 1st inning itytit couldn't match Bimbo's scoring. Lee Williams Vame in to;i,pitch in the 3rd inning and . allowed only 4 hits and 2 runs the rest of th^ way. Don Peterson and Dick Conway hit Ufciners for Buss. R H E Buss Motors 502 1001 9 12 5 -Bimbo's 362 020-13 16 1 0 Batting Leaders " As Of- July 81, 1958 AB H R Pet. E.'Berez 38 24 19 .632 feTodd 39 22 18 .564 jL^Peisert 41 23 14 .561 tTLang 36 19 15 .528 P. Freund 45 22 14 .489 C. Cuda 40 19 19 .475 Sr-Koutney 45 21 20 .467 p. Peterson 43 20 18 .465 & fNiess 41 19 13 .463 P SchrriidJ 52 24 22 .462 'Home Rang B. Meyer -- 9 E. Berez -- 6 D. Hiller -- 6 B. Peisert -- 5 Holliday Inn won their first ;ame of the year by defeating McCullom Lake 14 to 10. Holliday pounded out 18 hits including John "Barry's double and homer in the 8 run second nning. Maddock and Schied ted Holliday with 3 hits each. McCullom tried hard to pull it out with 6 runs and 7 hits in the last two innings, but couldn't make it.'Osterby and Todd had three hits apiece for McCullom Lake. Matthesius had a two run ht>mer in the 7th. " , RHE Holliday Inn 080 0330 14 18 2 McCullom Lk 211 0024 10 13 1 ' Standings W L Pet. GB Bimbo's 10 3 .769 - Bob Inn, 9 4 .692 1 Buss Motors 8 5 .615 2 McCullom Lk. 7 6 .538 2 Hettermann 7 6. .538 3 Old Bridge 6 7 .462 4 Pa's Yanks 4 9 .308 6 Holliday Inn 1 12 .077 9 FOURTH PLACE SHAMROCKS WIN FROM DUNDEE 1 by Mickey Schaefer Tonight's Games Buss Motors vs Hettermanns Bob Inn vs Old Bridge Birthday greetings to: Paul Bruhn and Henry Miller. Happy birthday, fellows. Little League I Runs Batted In #B. Meyers -- 25 *^E. Berez -- 24 I Peisert -- 23 E. Todd -- 22 * "• Standings w Bifebo's 9 L Pet. GB 3 .750 - BOT> Inn 8 4 .667 1 iftcsCullom Lk. 7 5 .583 2 Bubs Motors 7 5 .583 2 JMtermann 7 5 .583 2 Oil Bridge 6 6 .500 3 Yanks 4 8 .333 5 ifHPtiday Inn 0 12 .000 9 j 2? x ! Bimbo's won their 10th game qf the year, Tuesday, over Pa's Yanks, 8 to 3. In the first four innings only one run was scored, but Bimbo's came up with 4 ih the 5th which proved to be enough to win, Ed Peroni had a 2 hitter vup to the 6th when back to back homers by Busch and Wayne Kraus spoiled the shutout. Jim Pinkstaff hit a homer in the 7th. •" RHE Bimbo's 100 Q421 8 15 0 Pa's Yanks 000 0021 3 6 2 £Md Bridge gave Buss Motors aS|care, but Buss came out on tb|& 12 to 10. In the last inning, Old Bridge scored 2 runs and had a man on third when !£ul Freund flied deep to left to end the game. Andy Mc- Carroll, Howie Knox, Dick Weber and Ed Doyle all hit triples for Old Bridge, Weber and Doyle's came in the 7th in ning. Dick Rosing and Lee Wilis came up with three hits Ch to lead Buss. Rosing and Conway hit Jsl inning homers for. Buss, RHE Cirr Bridge 400 3012 10 12 3 Buss Motors 503 04D- 12 14 2 lettrrmann's winning streak stopped at 5 Thursday nite SBob Inn 14 to 12. Bob Inn's runs in the 2nd and 4 in tfre 6th proved to be enough. Hettermann's came back after 4 innings to go into the lead 10 to 9, but couldn't hold onto tte lead. Buddy Meyers hit his ®>th homerun in the 3rd with Last Sunday Little League fans enjoyed seeing three very good ball games. Two of the games were very close,, both scores being 6-5. Unfortunately McHenry Bluebirds and Orioles were the losers as far as score was concerned. McHenry's victory in these two losses j \yas the commendable manner our boys displayed in losing well played games. The Eagles won their game 12-1, once again displaying the talent that won the tenant for them. The fans will see three more games of like caliber this Sunday, when McCullom Lake All Stars, Wonder Lake All Stars and Woodstock Yanks meet .the Fklcons,""'Civv]s and Cardinals. This is the cflose of Ahe season, so come one, come all. We thank our many friends who purchesed tickets for our Little League dance. It was a great success and tho§e attending enjoyed this as the best dance of quite sometime. Bob Freund's orchestra played exs tra time for* the dance at no charge, which we appreciate much. We also thank the V.F.W., who made the use of their .hall available to us at no charge. See you Sunday! There will be a picnic for the Little Leaguers, both minor antj major Thursday, August 21, at 6 p.m. at the V.F.W. Park. At this time we would like all uniforms to be turned in to the managers. We also ask that the managers turn in all the equipment. Last Sunday the lilcHenry Shamrocks defeated Dundee 9-4 for their tenth win in seventeen games. The Shamrocks now are in fourth place with one league game remaining in league play. That game is Sunday in McHenry when the S h a m r o c k s t a k e on E l g i n V.F.W. in an effort to win their fourth game in a row. A victory might put the Shamrocks in third place, and a loss would put, them in fourth and would mefct Johnsburg in the playoffs. The batting star of the game was* Mike Nickels with a three-run homer and a| run producing single giving hi] four RBI's for the day. Roger Benson had 3 for 4. Scoring Innings Dundee scored a run in the first, fourth, and fifth to take a three run lead going into the sixth. In the Shamrocks half of the sixth we scored one run when Jaskot took two bases on the pitcher's throwing error. Nickels then brought Jaskot home with a single. Dundee scored in the seventh on V. Hopp's single with'a man on second giving Dundee a 4 to 1 lead. We scored two more runs in the seventh when Benson got a single with one out, then Freund and Stanek were both safe when the second base-man made two errors in a row giving us a run. Jaskot's single brought home the final run of the inning. . Nickels Hommers The Shamrocks scored six runs in the eighth when Bentz lead off with a single, then Schaefer lined out on a shoestring catch to the center fielder. Benson then walked and Knox was hit by a "pitch to fill the bases with one out. Freund then brought two runs home with a single, Freund stole second. Stanek walked to load the bases. Everybody advanced a base on a wild pitch, then Jaskot struck out. Nickels hit a line drive which went for a three run hommer. Litwin struck out to end the rally. In the last half of the ninth Dundee tried to get a rally when Duvell walked. G. Plauck hit a hot grounder that Schaefer turned into a 5-4-3 double play to kill their rally, but they didn't give up. G. Hopp then got a single, but the game ended when V. Hopp grounded J. Stanek, rf ^'r > 3 G. Jaskot, p • 5 M. •taickels, lb D. Litwin, If . %'; 5 9 IT Home runs: Nickels Stolen bases: Freund. Walks: Jaskot, 3; Plauck, 5. S t r i k e O u t s : J a s k o t ,1 4; Plauck, 8. . , ^ ; Winner: 3^1: liosfcr: Plauck. ,- V . » Chip Shots From McHenry Country Club rank The best ball foursome tourament which ended Sunday, ugust 10, was won by the cam made up of PaUl^Ove^- ton, Tim -Whe^locky/ JacK Buckie and Ed'Cac/witn a low, of 114 which is 28 Under par. Tied at second place were the teams of Ed ' Rourke, George Ri( j Burns on one I Saylor, Vale A) | and Hank Ja< ' under, par tot] | The highe! j was a 121 total of 21 under par. With scores like that, it is I no wonder that the games committee would be able to hold the interest of the Country Club golfers. There are still a number of events that will be run at the Country Club and the one beginning this Sunday, August 17 is a 36-Hole»%2-man best ball tournament with handicap., Dundee vw" AB" H G. Plauck, lb 5 1 0 G. Hopp, ss 5 1 3 V. Hopp, 3b 5 1 3 R. Hopp, cf- 3 0 1 Puffpaff, c 3 1 0 M. Fritz, 2b 3 0 2 D. Plauck. p 4 0 2 P. Fritz, If 4 0 1 Waschow, rf 1 0 0 Duvell, rf 2 0 0 35 4 12 McHenry AB R H J. Knox, 2b 5 1 1 D. Freund, ss 5 2 1 FOX VALLEY RIDERS The Fox Valley Riders held their Wednesday night meeting at the Champagne Hour Club in Fox River Grove. We, will continue to meet there until a more convenient location is found. An officers meeting was held at Curtis Mitchels in Cary last Monday evening; AW the last minute details were d i s c u s s e d to make o u r Scrambles Race even better than the last time. The c'ub watched our movies on the last Scrambles we had. plus^the Fiesta .Day* antfc thq V.J. Day parades we entered. Our public address system will be out this weekend to remind everyone of the time ahd place of our Scrambles Races. ^ . Be sure and come out to watch the thrills, chills and spills. Remember August 17 at 1:30 p.m. Follow the arrows from Burtons Bridge or from the McHenry high school. Among the things some pray for when they go to church is a plac;e to park. VA ASSISTANCE A Veterans administration representative from the Rockford' VA office will be on duty at Woodstock Tuesday, Aug. 19, to inform and assist veterans, their dependents and the general public regarding all benefits programs of the VA. Their representative will be on duty from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the U. S. post office building, second floor, in Woodstock. ZEPHYR VENTILATED AWNINGS AU AUunutum ADMIT LIGHT & AIR SHUT OUT HEAT & GLARE ROLL UP AWNINGS -- DOOR HOODS EAGLE PICHER ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS and DOORS Arthur Boger -- PHONE 1180 -- Convenient Terms Convenient Terms S07 E. WAUKEGAN RD. M6HENRY, ILL. SALIS MADE! TODAYI Stop tn and tee your Oldsmobile dealer this week and drive the '38 Olds. You'll tee why Oldt It in first place hi talet In the medium price dastl Rocket performance and Oldsmobile ttyling reflect your own good taste. IESALI LKADDt TOMOMOWI The very qualities that make the '58 Olds today's talet leader tn the medium price class will make it a most-wanted car in years to come. Remember--your investment holds... when you qo over to Oldt! a R. J. OVERTON MOTOR SAL^S 403 FRONT ST. PHONE 6 McHENRY, ILL. \ NIX? MSV THINS 1© A N>W OlOSMOBIll ft A IOW-MHIA9I tOCKIT T*A*|.IHt< by Verona Kent 4 Today we saw the completion of Club Champion and Medal Tournament play. Our new club champion is D^oras, Overton, who came in with 92-74-78-244. Congratulations, Deloras! Medal Tournament - winners were: > • ' / Class A, Deloras Overton, 92- 74-78-244. Class B, Marion Donnelly, 76-77-83-236. Clpss C, Sully Consago, 83- 77-91-251. 9 Hole League, (36 holes). Ilaverne Gregory, 38-38-86-162. The Ringer Tournament also ended today with the^fbljowing winners: I N Class A--LaVergne Hanlev, 85 Net. T Class R--Julia Kraibwetz, 89 Net. Class C--Sully Consago, 107 N e t . / ' ' !>• ' - ^ 9 Hole League, Pearl Miller, 58 Net. . Low Net Pin Winners were: Class A: Deloras Overton, 101-23 78 Net. % Class B, Marion Donnelly, 119-36 83 Net. Class C--Marian Deleidenr 121-41. 80 Net. 9 Hole League, Irene Keim, 140-56, 84 Net. Our special event of the day was "Relay Partners." Winners were: 1 -- Katherine Rogtrs and Rosalie Barnichol, 77 Net 2--Lu Frank and De Overton, 80 Net. 3--Marian Deleiden and Julia Kralowetz, 80 Net. 4 -- LaVergne Hanley and Emily Hester, 81 Net. Next Tuesday, Aug. 19th, is "Hullabaloo pay." Extensive preparations are being made to make this one of the most outj standing events of the season. Together with our regular members,1 we expect many guests to participate in the enjoyment of the day. Fabulous "prizes will be given for competitive golf, card party winners and many door prizes. Dinner will be served at 7 o'clock. Don't forget to pick tip your tickets at the Pro-Shop. On Aug. 26th will be the Mother and Offspring 2-Ball Foursome (Age limit of 18 years.) At 12:30 a luncheon will be served for the participating offsprings. Please sign up for this evdnt on the bulletin board. See you next week at ^'Hullabaloo Day." DIES IN ACCIDENT Verett& M. Orr, 45, of iicago, formerly of Richmond, was killed in an auto accident near Sycamore last Friday night, Aug. 8, in which three others also lost their lives. Surviving are a son,, Dennis Orr, stationed at New* (port, R. with the Navy; a si$tt?r\ Mrs. Florence AustTh; of Juliet and l/h£frjs*gp<mother, ^Irs. 'Cteca Penttis. Genoa City, Wis. Services wbt^ hel Wednesday in Richmond. It won't kill you to be careful. McHenry Plaindeakij Phdne 170-171 I Published every Thursday at ; McHenry, 111., by the McHenry Publishing Company, Inc. JATIONAl EDITOtlAK AS^OC^TI $ U S T A I N ' N 0 W. BURFEINDT, Gen'l. Mgt. |ADELE FROEHLiqH, | ' SUBSCRIPTIO j In McHenry 1 Year 6 Months ..... 3 Months Outside McH 1. 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