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Louis Swedo was smiling tight through the phone when he called to report that a group of outstanding players from McHenry s Pony League won two games from a similar group of Crystal Lake boys. The first game was played here last Thursday and was won by McHenry 7 to 6 when the, home boys started aiming for the fence. Pat Buckie, Bob (Sates, Paul Morenz and Billy DeCicco hit four homers in a row. The game at Crystal Lake Friday night was a 9 to 0 victory for McHenry. Jack Adams hit the only home run of the garrie land combined his pitching skill with Vem Petersen for a 3-hit shutout. Only three walks were issued. That's playing ball! That downcast lookipg character hiking into town from the south the other night was none other than the "African Druggist" from McHenry's West CRYSTAL LAKE BEATS McHENRY FOR 2ND PfcACE Denny Freund Hits For Distance; Go To Johnsbilrg Next . by Mickey Scluiefer Crystal Lake defeated the McHenry Shamrocks Sunday in a playoff for second place in the McHenry County Baseball League by a -score of 12-8,^The Shamrocks loss put them in third place and that means they will meet Johnsburg in the first round of the playoffs. Denny Freund was the batting star of the game with single, double, and a' triple. Schaefer and Benson had two hits. Scoring Innings Crystal Lake jumped off to . , . . . a 11-0 lead after four innings _ Somebody stole ^s^car | p|ay The shamrocks scored at the race track, a run in the fifth when Kropp couldn't find- it! At least he Just like old times, the McHenry Shamrocks will travel to Johnsburg next Sunday for one of the county league Championship playoff games. Johnsburg, Crystal Lake, Algonquin and McHenry are the |pur teams matched. While Johnsburg and McHenry are Rattling it out in a 2 out of 3 Series, Crystal Lake and Algonquin will be following the fame pattern. The winners will then meet for the champion- Ship honors. "• McHenry has some hustling Ijjpung ball players who are anxious to see what they can do $fith the league-leading Tigers. <*.» ""We phoned Junior Freund and Herb Reihansperger this week id both jumped to the conusion that we wanted to talk about their Cubs. Why, it was farthest from our thoughts! *. Anyhow, since the Yankees COoled off our Sox in that last gsries, we, started i planning for fiext "yeafr withadt too ittnch pbppin' off. made three errors in the fifth. McHenry scored three more runs in the seventh when after one out Lincoln walked, Benson singled, Schaefer grounded to the shortstop but everybody was safe when D. Feffer dropped the shortstop's throw. Freund's triple cleared the bases; but Freund died at third. Crystal Lake scored a run in the eighth to take it .12^ 4. McHenry scored their final four runs in the ninth when Benson lead off with a single and Schaefer doubled. Freund got an infield single, scoring Benson. Stanek walked to load the bases, then Jaskot's single brought Schaefer in, but Freund was out trying to score from second. Nickels ground out. then Becknel's single brought in two more runs. Litwin then struck out to end the game. SOFTBALL NOTES : by A1 Frit® .K "Daddy," asked the boy, What's a sweater girl?" "Why-er-ah," fumbled his dither, "a sweater girl is a girl vjtfio works in a sweater fac- &ry." (After a moment's pause) "Where in the world did yjbu get that question r' "" "Where in' the world," demanded sonny, "did you get that answer?" DAILY PINUPS: '% Reading the Bible may be the best way to cram for the Qjial exams. Take your friends for better or worse but please don't take them for granted. Pennies from heaven have ^en known to escape thru a Bole in the pocket. AB R H Heather, ss • 3 2 1 Stranic, ss - 1 0 0' Johnson, If 5 2 1 Hansen, 3b 3 2 1 Kropp, - 0~r Hayes, rf 4 1 0 Otto, rf 1 0 0 Reinert, c 5 0 1 Medlinger, lb 5 1 2 J. Geffer, lb 0 0 0 Philpot, cf 4 1 1 Wahlin, cf 1 0 1 D. Feffer, 2b 1 2 0 Ackman, p 3 1 1 38 12 9 AB R H Schaefer, 3b, 2b 5 2 2 Freund, ss 5 0 3 Stanek, 2b. rf 4 1 0 Jaskot, p*. 3b 5 1 1 Nickels, lb 5 0 0 Becknel, * cf 5 0 2 Litwin, c. p 4 0 0 Lincoln, If 2 2 0 Bentz, If 1 0 0 Benson, rf; c 4 2 2 40 8 10 M!Cocktail party: where you win new friends, but may lose H>ur old ones. *Human equation: Give and tRke. ** Anonymous. County League Standing D o u b l e : S c h a e f e r , F r e u n d , Wahlin. Triple: Medlinger, Freund. Stolen Bases: Lincoln, Benson. Strike outs: Jaskot, 2; Litwin, 5; Ackman, 9. ' Walked: Jaskot 6; Litwin, 4; Ackman, 3. Winner: Ackman loser Jaskot, 4-2. The Championship games will start tonigh at 7:15 and continue on next week, Tues. and Thurs. On Saturday night August 30, at 8 p.m. there will be a grudge game between Bimbo's and 4 members of each of the seven remaining teams. Bimbo's are oftt for revenge for the last defeat on June 26th when they were defeated in 11 innings 18 tp 16. The first game of the playoffs was won by Hettermann over Bimbo's 6-2. Bimbo started the scoring in the second on a double by Golbeck and a single by O'Brien. Hettermann came back with 2 runs in the third in Bill Haag's Single. They scored again in the 4th, 5th and 6th to sew it up. Bimbo's scored once more in the 4th and Then Miller held them to 3 hits the rest of the way. R H E Hettermann 002 1210- 6 9 3 Bimbo's 010 1000- 2 9 2 Buss Motors blew a 2 run lead in the first inning and Bob Tnn went on to win 7 to 3. Bob Inn scoted 5 runs in the second inning, 2 on homers by Berez and Drabant. Three errors by Buss paved the way for 3 more runs. There were three double plays in the game, one by Buss and two by Bob Inn. R H E Bob Inn 052 000 - 7 11 1 Bus Motors 200 0100- 3 8 3 A total of 46 hits were pounded out Thursday night. Buss getting 22 of them in defeating Bob Inn 18 to 16, to tie the series at one game each. Tuesday night they will play the rubber game and the winner will play Hettermann for the Championship starting tonight at 7:15. Bob Inn jumped to 7 run lead in the first inning only to have Buss come back with 5. Buss scored in every inning but the second and Bob Inn scored in every inning but the fourth. Bob <Brand lead Bob Inn with 4 for 5 and Dick Stilling lead Buss, with 3 doubles and a single. 4 Drabant#. Ifaawrengeu and Steinsdoerfgr" ali hit homers. R H E Bob Irjn 711 0412-16 24 7 Buss 5 504 432 -18 22 3 Hettermann won their play^ off games from Bimbo's and now will play the winner of the Bob Inn/Buss Motors contest. They defeated Bimbo's again 16 to fe. Hextermann jumped out to a 8 to 1 lead after 3 innings. Bimbo's came back to win in 2 runs when they scored 5 times in the 4th to make it 8 to 6, but Hettermann scored 6 runs in the 5th to sew it up. Golbeck and Morenz homered for Bimbo's and Marsh, Miller and Neiss for Hettermann. Dick Fredricks drove in 4 runs to lead the team. R H E Bimbo's 010 5000- 6 11 5 Hettermann 143 062 -16 17 1 TKBtSHOLD : OFF RICHMOND TO WIN 8 TO 5 Shamrocks Travel . To Johnsburg Next ' Sunday In Playoff by Lee HDler The Johnsburg Tigers played the Richmond Ball Club Sunday in a practice game and won by the score of 8 to 5. Terry Britz started and went six innngs, allovPfjil? two runs tk^five hits. Willie Klapperich werrt\ two and two-thipds innings, allowing thsee run& on five hits,/ ahd Tea Schaeffer finished the £ame allowing one hit. i There were four home runs hit, two by each team. Denies Schmitt and Connie Miller had them for Richmond and Wally Frett and Art Jackson for the Tigers. Art and Connie shared the spotlight at bat with 3 for 5 each. Young Jack Arseneau started for Miller's Corners and looked real fast during his pitching stint. It was good to see Connie Miller hit the ball again. He always did look his best against the Tigers. This Sunday, the first place Tigers take on the McHenry Shamrocks in the Couifty League playoffs. The game will be played at johnsburg and promises to be a real thriller. It has been a few years since these two teams played each other in the playoffs. H 1 1 2 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Johnsburg: AB R D. Hiller, ss 3 3 W. Frett, lb 4 2 Lloyd Freund, 2b 5 1 A. Jackson, cf 5 2 T .Oeffling, rf 4 0 S. Hijler, 3b 4 0 R. Freund, If 1 0 B. Nowak, c 3 0 T. Huemann, c 1 0 T. Britz, p 3 0 W. Klapperich, p 1 0 T. Schaeffer, p 0 0 34 8 Richmond AB .JR A. Meyers, ss 3 W. Stilling, 2b 1- 0 Rich Miller, 3b 4 1 Harvey Miller, cf 5 1 Connie Miller, If 5 2 D. Schmitt, lb 3 1 Ron Miller, c 3 0 R. Shaw, ss 0 ' Loren Miller, rf 4 0 B. Christensen, 2b 4 0 J. Arseneau, p 1 0 E. Mack, p 2 0 35 5 Score by Innings Johnsburg 101 0 4 0 1 0 | Richmond 0 0 0 2 612 0 0 Doubles: Dick Hill^r,.v Ro|i Miller. V Triples: Lloyd Freund, Al| Jackson, Harvey Miller. Home Runs: Art Jackso: Wally Frett, Dennis Schmitt Connie Miller. 1 Winning pitcher: T. Britz. •! Losing pitcher: J. Arseneair. Parking meters in the City are in effect Friday evenings until 9 p.m. 2wr v" by Verona Kent It's all over now but* the memories! Tuesday, Aug. 19, was "Hullabaloo Day" The first foresomes were out on the tee as early as 8 o'clock, and fromv^hen on in to the afternoon 119 girls teed off. A very attractive table of snacks and drinks was set up on the 10th tee for the golfers, and many of us enjoyed barbecued hamburgers and hot dogs in the course of the day. - ^ Those who did not play golf ehjoyed cards between 2 aiW 5 jcrclock in "the afternoon. * At 7 o'clock we gathered in the dining room of the club for the ham and roast beef dinner. The beautiful buffet table was^ breath-taking, with its attractive arrangement of delicious foods. Fifty three beatuiful prizes were displayed during the day on a table set up in the dining room, and in the evening were giv£n out for the following accomplishments. For Members: Low Gross for 18 holes, "Rosalie Barnickol 52-48-100. * , Low Gross for 9 holes, Delores Ov^ton, 46. Class A, Alice Marion 39 net, Dorothy Beckenbaugh 39 net. Class B, June Rink 32 net and Bettie Rode 36 net. Class C, Sully Consago 34 net, Gerda Weselius 34 net 9 - Hole League. Ilaverne Gregory 33 net, Mary Buckie 37 net. Blind Bogey winners at 57 were--Jean Brown, Rita Saylor, Beverly Rourke, Joan Buss, Verona Kent,, Lil Stilling, Ilaverne Gregory, Carmen Antonson. Helen Miller, Betty Wilkinson, Marian Daleiden, Pat Longo, Gladys Baeuchler and Mary A. Weber, For Guests Low Gross 18 holes, Eileen Machnick 48-48-96. Low Gross 9 holes, Lil Mich-4 aels 49. Traveling Pin winners on "Hullabaloo Day" were--Class A, Rosalie Barnickol 100-23-77 net. Class B, June Rink 104-33-71 net. Clajss C, Sully Consago 125- 43-82 pet.. 9 - Hole League, HaWrne Gregory 62-29-33 net. Card winners were as follows-- Alice Barbian, Lil Burns, Alicfc Gaulke, D&rotfty Freund, Dorothy Miller, Elizabeth Weyland and Dorothy Bennett. Today the special attraction was the 'Mother Offspring Tournament.' There were 54 participants and the prize3 •were awarded on a Peoria System, the 3rd, 4th and 9th holes used. Winnars were: 1st, Myrt Johnson and daughter, Gloria, 34%. 2nd, Kay Schmidt and son Joe, 35. 3rd, Delcres Overton and Bob Beckenbaugh, 36. 4th, Kathleen. Mereley and son, Kurt, 37. 5th, Alice Marion and daughter Jeanne, 37. ' Low Gross for today : Rosalie. Barnichol and son Karl 47. La Vergne flajjley and Cynthia Rourke, 50. Don't forget next Tuesday the Consolation Tournament will be played,- for all with current handicap who have not won a trophy this season. Also a Match vs Par Contest will be played;. 1 • On Sept. 9th we will be traveling to Barrington to play at the Biltmore Country Club. % Skyline Drive-in ULTRA-MODERN 1 mile East of McHenry on Route 120 Show Starts at Dusk FRI - SAT -- AUG. 29-30 Big Triple Laff Show! Dean Martin - Jerry Lewis "JUMPING JACKS" And Bing Crosby - Bob Hooe "ROAD TO BALI" Also "ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET THE KEYSTONE COPS" SUN - MON - TUES r AUG. 31 - SEPT. 1-2 All Color Program "TAHZAN'S FIGHT FOR LIFE" And ' Dan Durvea - Jan Sterling "KATHY-O" WED - THURS -- SEPT. 3-4 "DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS" Anthony Perkins-Sophia Loren And- "THE BIG CAPER" Rory Calhoun - Mary Costa Also Color Cartoon Wed. ift Ladies' Nite Children Under 12 Years Free In Cars QENOA T H E A T R E t> [ N O A CIT* w i C O N • BRowniiur 9-6321 Please girlS, -sigri'up' fi>r this event. This is the first season we have played this club and don't forget the lairge number of Barrington girls that came to our club when we were their Ists. ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Children (Under 12) 25c -Open Daily at 6:40 • Summer Sunday Hours: Doors Open 4 :S0,. Show Starts 5:00 FREE PARKING - 125 CARS! Tel JAckson 6-1421 60c Adults -- 25c Children WED - THURS - FRI - SAT AUGUST 27-28-29-30 "KINGS GO FORTH" Shows at 7:00 9:10 SUN - MON - TUES AUG. 31 -- SEPT. 1-2 'THE BRAVADOS' with Gregory Peck- CinemaScope & Color STARTS WED FOR 4 DAYS "SUICIDE BATTALION" And "DRAGSTRIP RIOT" Sixty-rour per cent; of the world's car production- was in the United States in 1956. CRYSTAL irJ rM* * First Show Starting At Dusk FRI - SAT -- AUG. 2930 "MA & PA KETTLE AT HOME" "FRANCIS JOINS THE WACS" "MEET THE MUMMV Triple Comedy Show SUN - MON - TUES AUG; 31, SEPT. 1-2 "TRAZAN'S FIGHT FOR LIFE" Also "KATHY-O" WED - THURS -- SEPT. 3-4 Double Feature Program^ "WINCHESTER 73" James Stewart Shelley Winters "X CRISS CROSS" Burt Lancaster Yvonne DeCarlo REST YOURSEIiF . . . GET FRESH AIR . . . SEE A BIG SCREEN OUTDOOR SHOW! TDi EA ROUTE 120-21 GRAYSLAKE, ILL. Open 7:30 P.M. Weekdays -- 7 P.M. Sat. & Sun. CHILDREN UNDER 12 -- IN CARS -- FREE ^ HELD OVER!! Thru Saturday, Aug. 30 IAD am & EVEI FILMED IN BLUSHING COLOR With Christianne "Miss Universe" Martel ALSO IIIR ETURN TO WARBO• I with PHIL CAREY • PLUS LATE SHOW BONUS FEATURE SUNDAY (ONE DAI GEORGE MONTGOMERY Now thru Saturday AUGUST 27-28-29-30 Saturday Matinee at 1:30 P.M. . - a m . : . c \ \ e t J - H } ® I NJKMKH ONLY) AUG. 31 ROARING FUN! M-G-M presents CINEMASCOPE ' ' A METROC0LOR W THE HAPPIEST SHOW IN TOWNI A SOL C. SIEGEL Production 'Starring DANNY KAYE I'MERRy/INDREUfl co-itornn(> PIER ANGELI • BACCALONl INOEL PURCELL- ROBERT COOTEi with PATRICIA CUTTS J Special! f # Extra Added Late Show Feature Sunday Night! ' Alimony has» been defined as bounty in the mutiny. ^t\o9s . pv i-, o\ oUt MON - TUES - WED -- SEPT. 1-2-3 fAOSJ GRANT JAVWE miW£W0V WfiW "^ COlOtfcf OtlUIt «" Scores of games August 17 ^Richmond, 8; Hebron, 4. ••Dundee, 6; Mandy's, 2. £V.F.W., 4; McHenry, 14. ••Crystal Lake. 7; Algonquin, 4 ** Johnsburg, 17; Woodstock, 7 » Johnsburg, 7; Crystal Lake, 4 Final Standings FOX VALLEY RIDERS fpam •Johnsburg ICrystail Lake McHenry "McHenry 3^-F.W. ^Algonquin ^Woodstock ^Richmond TDundee Hebron Mandy's '^'Playoff for Won 16 11 11 11 10 10 9 9 8 5 • 0 second Lost 2 7 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 12 17 place: Crystal Lake 12, McHenry 8. "** Playoff for fourth place: \£F.W. 1, Algonquin 10. Games next Sunday: McHenat Johnsburg Algonquin at Crystal Lake. The Fox Valley Riders held their regular Wednesday night meeting at the Champagne Hour Club in Fox River Grove, even a greater success than we had anticipated, we want to take this opportunity to thank everyone that bought tickets and attended our Scrambles Races, especially to the fellows that rode in the races. They put on a real good show ^for everyone. The first place winners were: 165 Class, Jerry Curry, Waukegan; 43 Class. Bud Milinac, McHenry; 55 Class, Dale Pfaff, Kenosha; 74 Class, Jim De- Young, Burton Bridge. Free for all: First place, Dave Austin, Woodstock; second' place, Allen Marshal, Waukegan. RUDY BECKER S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE McHENRY 2436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS Board Your Dog by Day, Week or Month Shampooing -- Nail Clipping Training In • HUNTING • OBEDIENCE • RETRIEVING New Summer Schedule! Doors Open 6:45 Show Time 7:00 ROLLER DANCE SKATING LESSONS ON TUESDAY -- 6:30 to 8:00 P.M. . % AT JIBT FOR FUN ROLLER RINK 608 Front St. (Rt. 31) McHenry, 111. RINK OPEN TUES.. WED., FRI., SAT. and SUN. 8:00 P.M. to 11:00, P.M. I We Sell Complete line of Skates -- $13.95 & Up BOWLERS HAVE FUN - BOWL IN A LEAGUE We have a few openings left in some of our bowling leagues. If you (men or women) wish to bowl on a regular sponsored league, CALL 2520 giving your name, average & nights you are able to bowl. McHenry Recreation PHONE 2520 East End of Old Bridge McHenry, I1L 218 Green St. ^Technicolor PLUS: SUNDAY thru TUESDAY CONTINUOUS SUNDAY FROM 1:30 P.M ADDED LABOR DAY MATINEE AT 1:30 P.M. WARDRUMS" - 3 Color Cartoons CATTLE EMPIRE COIOB by Dt iUM ONIWAGCQPF • # $1.00 Per Car Tues. & Wed. (This WeelC THURS - FRI - SAT -- SEPT. 4-5-6 DAN DURYEA - JAN STERLING "KATHY-O" & "LAST or THE FAST GUNS' McHENRY THEATRE * Phone 144 McHenry, DL Every Day Including Sunday and Continuous Throughout the Summer1 ' (Unless Otherwise Specified) THURS - FRI - SAT -- AUGUST 28-29-30 ONE OAve Hex EVBIVVTHINO A WOMAN COULD WANT... ONE TOOK BV&RVTHINQ A WOMAN COULO OIVEI FRANK SINATRA TONY CURTIS NATALIE WOOD Aflrtbibf I -ttORAD/W* ADDED SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS SUN - MON - TUES - WED -- AUG. 31, SEPT. 1-2-3 ITS TIME FOR "TheScreens Ldughtime oPa Lifetime! .^JRVYNLeI JOHN LEE MAHIN - MBWYNTeROY • WARNER BROS. RJNNIER THAN THE PIAY! HAPPIER THAN THE BOOK! ADDED SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS