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iiifii THE MeHENIiY PLAItTOfiALEH Iliursdar. Sepiemlwr 25^1958 !i They must have poured in • from far and hear last Friday s night as a record crowd attend- ' ed the McHenry - Barrington ; J football game. Sy " :-- : . Besides loyalty to and inter- ' s est in the Warriors, local fans • camel to se6 the new athletic field in all its glory. We think > all were favorably impressed-- J unless some who came too late i to get a seat in the stands. The home town ^quarterback club has been going over the g6me and come up each day vyith some new ideas as to how we could have avoided that 13 to 0 defeat. m Some wanted more passes, specially when time was runing out at the end of the first *4 half. Others thought the timing and lack of deception In»the gbackfield left something tWjej yards for Barrington, seiting ** desired. Some thought our team thoiT" firct ^ ™ BRONCOS BEAT WARRIORS 13-0 ON NEW FIELD McHenry Travels To Zion-Benion Saturday Night ' The McHenry Warriors played" 'their first game on'the new football field last Friday evening before a crowd that filled the bleachers to capacity and found a large number of fans along the sidelines. Barrington continued its hex over McHenry in downing the Warriors 13 to 0. Three consecutive penalties, including one for pass interference, netted 62 Sthaefer will be ready to go in the Zion-Benton game.. Statistics McH Yds. gained rushing' 94 Yds. gained passing First Downs Penalties -- Number of fumbles Opp. fumbles, recovered 1 Yds. Punt average Passes attempted Passes completed -Total yds. gained hit the middle of the line too ^ often. And so it goes. & --f : ' | But, mind you, those side- - , <» line quarterbackers are all one m hundred per cent for the team. 2 Vyhen they fail to discuss their favorites and call the plays, will be a sorry day. * All agreed that our team has ""real possibilities and will win xusome football games. The boys £ showed a fighting spirit. «*- -- If we had to pick out a surprise package in the game, it »".would have to be Sonny Hocin. ^Not so big, but he was a lot of «man in that game. On defense, ^he was in the right place at ««the right time and his nuiQer- «*ous tackles were deadly. *p The dedication ceremony was ^ very nice and the crowd roared ** approval when \ Supt. Carl •Buckner announced "The Leonard J. McCracken Field." We wwere only sorry that our form- £er superintendent, C. H. Duker, •fi could not be present to see the ^realization of a long time spdream. He would have been Jgroud. > ' Word came to us this week g|$iat,the North American Indii*? ian. Days at the Chicago Armory, 234 East Chicago Avenue, wwfll be a wonderful show. It is *$oming up Saturday night of fathis week at 8 p.m. Hear ^George Kotalik (Worwick Stu- «*4io) has tickets for the event. bK) t »-- Old Timers beat the last Sunday and de j£0ided that some of the old boys o^bung up their spikes too soon. w^'Guv" Bolger stole second *$ase! Nickie Freund pitched *<the entire game. Harry Still- **&ig's throwing arm was good !«as ever. Bill Bolger threw a an out at third (from center- ^^8]Ld.) powie Knox cut loose *»with a throw from the outfield »to cut off a ^un. Of course, •^here were errors. But, it was **a lot of fjin. ' ^aw the < ^Shamrocks t A newly inducted private ^Wrote his family some few days Rafter he arrived at camp: «i "I've gained 60 pounds since came here--two{ pounds of <4flesh and 58 pounds of equip- •*ment." * "Mac" phoned from the high £jjqchool to tell us to tell you that **the football game at Zion this ^•eek has been changed to a twilight game. First game starts 4it 6:15 -- varsity game at 8 5^'clock. So, please don't run ••over there Saturday afternoon. up their first T. D. Barringr ton's T.D. came in the second quarter after two Consecutive penalties, one for pass Interference and the other for defensive clipping netted Barrington 36 yards setting up the second tally. ' McHenry had its hands full in the penalty department. This Appeared to'iie the Warriors toughest Opponent. Except for an occasional penalty, the Warriors held their own in all departments, and often looked like a championship team. Although this is the fourth time that Barrington has blanked McHenry, this is the lowest score that Barrington has been held to. Statistics for the years '53-'54 were not available. 1955-21-0 1956-19-0 1957-48-0 1958-13-0 McHenry was handicapped with its speedy halfback. Jack Schaefer, Out for three quarters of the game due to a sprained ankle and the loss of Bob Hauser, the powerful blocking end, early in the first quarter. McHenry managed to get down to " Barrington's 20 yard line five times, but due to penalties had difficulty in gettjjagby this point. f Defensively, McHenry displayed tackling ..OTid rllrive the second half which was quite encouraging. It proved that the boys, although behind, never gave up the fight, a true martf of good athletes. Another encouraging factor was in that the crowd didn't give up either, they kept hoping for a break down to the last seconds of the game for the majority stayed to the end. Hocin Earns Spurs Sonny Hocin put on a display of offensive and defensive play which has assured him a starting birth against. Zion - Benton this coming Saturday. Sonny is a much improved player over last year and he did an outstanding defensive job against Barrington. Matt Eichinger, John Steinbach, Mike Gantert, George Vergara, John Moss, Dick Ant'onson, Terry Brady, Kieth Peters, Jim Jones; Allen Franz, Joe Sanford, Don Bentz, Jim Peterson, Bob Borchardt, Ron Creutz, and Bob Hauser turned in a beautiful exhibition on defense in holding Barrington four times on their own goal line. Offensively McHenry was NEXT GAME: At Zion-Benton Saturday night, September 27. CRYSTAL LAKE NIPS JOHNSBURG TO EVENSiiSiS Championship To Be Decided Next Sunday At C. Lake by Lee Hiller At the Crystal Lake diamond Sunday the Tigers lost the second round, of the playoffs to the Lakers of Crystal Lake. It was a seesaw battle with the lead changing several times. The Tigers tried to pull it out of the fire in the ninth but failed to do so. The final score was 7 to 6. Next Sunday the final game will 6e played at Crystal Lake. Johnsburg (6) AB R H D. Hiller, ss 4 1 1 W. Frett, lb 4 1 0 Klapperich 1 0 0 L. Freund, 2b 5 1 3 A. Jackson, cf 4 1 1 T. Oeffling, If 4 1 1 " S. Miller, 3b 5 1 •2 G. Freund, ,rf 5 0 0 T. Huemann, c 5 0 1 Loren Freund, p 0 0 0 T. Schaeffer, p ' 0 0 0 T. Brite, p 2 0 1 39 6 11 Crystal Lake (7) AB R H Phllpot 4 1 2 Reinert 3 1 1 Hansen 4 2 2 .. Jiayes 4 0, 2 Medlinger 5 1 2 Heather 2 2 1 Johnson 4 0 1 Feffer 4 0 0 Ac^cman n 3 0 1 33 7 12 OLD TIMERS BEAT PRESENT DAY BALL PLAYERS 11 TO 9 Tjfie old time Shamrock^ defeated the McHenry Shamrocks 11-9 with five runs in the seventh inning last Sunday on the local diamond. The winning pitcher was R. Freund and the losings pitcher was Chuck Pierce. The old time Shamrocks scored one in the first, one more in the third, four more in, the fourth, apd five bi gones in the seventh. The iShamrocks scored one in the first when Knox lead tiff with a single, Miller Walked and Mike Nickels brought Knox in with--a single. The Shamrocks got, four more in the thjrd when Nickels got a Walk, Jaskot singled," Becknel was safe on an error and Pierce grounded Aut to bring in a run. Peterson was safe when the second baseman booted the ball and two runs came in. Bradley and Schaefer singled and a walk to Knox brought in. the final run of the inning. McHenry got three more in the fourth when, after one out, Becknel singled and Pierce was safe on an error, they worked the double steal-. Jim Peterson's single brought home one rim but Pierce was out trying to score. Mickey Schaefer's double brought home the last, two runs of the inning. McHenry ^Scored their final run in th® fifth when Jaskot singled, stifle second and came in when Jtecknel was safe pn an error. AB McCracken, 3b McCulla, 2b T. Bolger, rf J. Larkin, rf K. Conway, ss, 2b G. Larkin, ss, 2b H. Stilling, If KITBtMANirS II Of 16-INCH SOFTBALL IN HE McHENRY PUYOfFS 1 ^ Front row: Wayne Hiller, batboy; Mgr. Hank Hiller; • Ed .Hetterhiann, Sponsor; Jim Meyers, batboy. Center row: Carl Neiss, Bud Meyers; Dick Marsh, Jerry. Wakistch, Lloyd Freund and Bill fiaag. Rear Row: Win Hagberg, Jr., Dick Fredricks, Bud Miller, Norb Smith, Si Meyers, Capt.; rDick Hiller, Jim Freund, Bill Kreutzer and Paul Bruhn., DR. PEASLEE WINS 1ST PLACE TROPHY IN "AUTORAMA" S. Knox, If J. Wagner, lb J. Larkin, lb B. Bolger, cf ,H. Knox, cf G. Bolger, c G. Larkin, c R. Freund, p 5 2 2 3 2 2 3 0 . 3' 1 2 1 2 1 2 f\t2 2 0 0 1 1 0 1 6 0 1 1 0 1 * H 1 1 1 2 0 ,1 i 0 0 1 0 1 0 Doubles: S. filler and B. Hayes. Home Run: Hansen. Winning Pitcher, Ackman. Losing pitcher: Loren Freund. Outdoors Bv Jack Walsh play cautious play in that area of the field. A fine offensive . - I job was turned in by John *! \u°nl ^ ! Steinbach. Matt Eichinger, II. «."twiddle your thumbs before stinespring, Ron Creutz, Sonny Sftanie time, Hocin. and Jim Hester. ; Others to see action were Tom Roti, John Fisher and Bill O'Brien. It is expected that Jack Last Friday we received a letter from Arkansas. It seems that as a result of a trip to the Sports Show in Chicago last winter, we have acquired a plot of land in a place called Cherokee Village, Arkansas. The , enclosed pamphlet gave a wonbottled up continually on their i (jerfui description of water own goal line, and were unable | sports h u n t i n g and other to open up due to necessity to j entertainmentyThere was only one catch. We have to be present within fifteen days of the postmark on the letter to stake J. Knox, c H. Miller, 3b L. Stilling, 3b M. Nickels, If, lb G. Jaskot, p, cf B. Becknel, ss C. Pierce, cf, p J. Peterson, If, lb 3 L. Bradley, rf 4 M. Schaefer, 2b. 2 Doubles: Schaefffif I^i in; triple: McCulla; J^alfs: Freund, 8, Jaskot, 5, I*feirce, ;2; strike outs: Freund, 4, 4&skot, 8, Pierce, 0; winner: Freund; loser: Pierce. f ATHLETIC CLUB OPENS SEASON v NEXT THURSDAY The Thursday Night Athletifc club will open the fall season in the girls' gym of the high school on Thursday evening, Oct. 2, at 7:30. The club is open to m^n and women over high school age The first portion of the evening is devated to volleyball contests between mixed teams, af.ter which basketball, ping p$ng, etc., are enjoyed. Leonard J. McCracken has supervised club,activities sinte it was formed back in ttye thirties. It's too bad that the fellow who gets carried away with his cleverness isn't. Dr. Edgar E. Peaslee, McHenry, was the recipient o? a first place trophy at the 1st annual "Autorama" show presented at Courtesy Motor Sales Inc., by Checkmates, Limited, September 20 and 21. Lyle S. Scheibe, president of Checkmates, Limited, a sports car owner organization, said that Dr. Peaslee won first prize with .his Triuprhh TR 3 entered in the Foreign Sports classification ($2,000-53,000). Di;. Peaslee received the most number of points in the judging of his class. The judging was based upon the external appearance internal appearance, engine arjd chasis, and mileage bonus of each car. Over 16,280 sports and antique cars enthusiasts attended the show which featured 100 cars, valued at more than $500,000, dating back to 1910.- Some o| the unusual cars which werp displaved at. the show>twere: a 1910 Hupmobile, a 1910 Detroit Electric, a 1936 SS 100" Jaguar, a 1949 Riley, a 191^;$JodeL?;*r Ford, a 1923 Stuc}eba}<er, and a 1930 Cord. OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY United Air Lines Captain Daniel C. Frye, 49 Mineral Springs road, McHenry, will mark his fifteenth year of service with the company on Sept. 27." A native of Fort Wayne, I-nd.„ Fry attended Indiana university. He joined United as a s t u d e n t p i l o t a t D e n v e r , ColO., and served as a first officer and cargo captain prior to his present appointment made in 1948. Mr. and Mrs. Fry are-, the parents of two sons, Laurence artd Daniel. .» SHOP IN McHENKF QE NO A ^Pl THEATRE BRowninsr 9-6321 NOW THRU SATURDAY SEPT. 24-25-26-27 P.T.A. Show Saturday At 1:30 P.M. "THE HIGH & THE MIGHTYHEBE AND THBRE C IN BUSINESS REGIONAL MEETING* Mr. and1 Mrs. Virgil R. Pollofck k 604 North Court street and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Romano of Chicago have been attending the regional meeting 6f* the top field representatives of the New England Mutual Life Insurance, company at Mackinac Island, Mich. Be, Wise--Use the Classifieds STARTS: SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY SEPT. 28-29-30 Matinee Sunday at 1:30 P.M. Evening Show At 7:00 P.M. WALT DISNEY'S "THE LIGHT IN * THE FOREST" ROLLER DANCE SKATING LESSONS ON TUESDAY -- 6:30 to 8:00 P.Mc AT JUST m HNH1ER RM 608 Front St. (Rt. 81) McHenry, III. RINK OPEN TUES.. WED., FRI., SAT. and SUN. 8:00 P.M. to 11100 P.M. We Sell Complete Line of Skates -- $13.95 & Up SUFFERS' BUIXET WOUND A Harard youth, Thomas Andersdn, 11, was taken to Rock^ for<l'<Memorial hospital Saturday as the result of a seridiis head wound by a .22 caliber bullet. He was accidentally shot about 4:30 p.m. by a bullet which was discharged as a playmate laid the gun -pn the ground at the Perenchio gravel pit. His condition was reported' critical. ISAD THIS WANT AM! •v First Show. Starting s . At Dusk FRI - SAT -- SEPT. 26-27 'THIS HAPPY FUELING" Debbie Reynolds^ • : Also "LAW & JAKE WADE' Added 3rd Feature '•Saturday, September 27th "EIGHT IRON MEN" SUN - MON - TUES ^ SEPT. 28-29-30 Cary Grant - Ingrid Bergman "INDISCREET" WED - THURS -- OCT 1-2 "IMITATION OF A GENERAL" Glenn Ford Al&> "BADLANDER" One goad idea may provide jobs for a dozen or a million men, as h&s befen proved over and over.^_, , ELM THEATRE. WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Children (U^der 12) 29c 4 Open Daily at 6:40 Summer Sunday Hours' Doors Open 4:SO, Show Starts 5:00 iF'REE PARKING . 125 CARS! • Tel JAckson 6-1421 - 60c Adults -- 25c Children. THURS. THRU SAT. SEPT. 25-27 £ s SkyBSne Driw@-in ULTRA-MODERN 1 mile East of McHenry on Route 120 Show Starts at Dnsk THURS - FRI - SAT SEPT. 25-26^27 In Color Cary Grant - Ingrid Bergman "INDISCREET" An^ Paul Newman - Lita Milan "LEFT HANDED GUN" Thursday is Ladies' Nite Late Movie Sat. Nite "DAY THE WORLD ENDED" SUNDAY ONLY -- SEPT. 28 In Technicolor "SAYONARA" Marlon Brando-Patricia Owens ' THURS - FRI - SAT OCT. 2-3-4 In Technicolor - Walt Disney's "THE LIGHT IN THE FOREST" ' Fess Parker - Wendell" Corey # Joanne Dru Also 3 Color Cartoons Thursday is Ladies' Nite We are very grateful to all our friends and patrons for their patronage this past season. We hope to see you in the Spring. Children Under 12 Years Free In Cars INDISCREET a TECHNlCOLOR'fiom WARNER BROS K2, ^ SUN - MON - TUES ~ SEPT. 28-29-30 „ ADVENTURES of~|OM CM*r~]QCUN100iPR Tt>M< Huc« ARC SACK! . And Gulliver... cast ashore in the magical kingdom of the Tiny people! Gulliver... huge as the Empire State Building to the Lilliputians! ^ COLOR by TECHNICOLCW Open at 2:30 Starts Wed. for 4 Days IALT DISNEYIS TECHNICOLOR* Matinee Saturday at 1:30 McHenry Theatre 218 S. GREEN ST. PHONE 144 ** • <*» < Think it might be worth your le to jgo down to Crystal ^ake next Sunday afternoon **<vhere their home team will iw^>attle the Johnsburg Tigers in ^the final game for the play off Championship of the county "m• bi aseball league. Si>AIL* 1PINUPS: ^ J There's no time like the president to face the future. *' Praise is like a pleasing perm fume, a whiff goes a long way. 2! f^ews beat; party line. I A highbrow is one who tole- |Jj*ates things while they're ^>op- *i» ular, then terms them passe. * | A true friend is someone who doesn't need to be told, yet is ^Willing to listen. « --ANONYMOUS. * : Sm aS """Int. out our claim. So, this weekend will find us in the Ozarks. Dove hunting has slacked off a bit. The cool weather maybe 'one of the attributing factors for this. ORGANIZE CFB SCOUT PACK A Cub Scout pack is being organized in Eastwood Manor, into which boys anywhere in ^ the Mcltenry area will he welcorned. Any parents interest- ** ed . are asked to call Lynn j* Stuart for information. Boj's between the ages of 8 and 10 % are eligible to join. RT. 4 ranaer BOAT SERVICE STORAGE 8c MAINTENANCE REASONABLE RATES' <4>HONE McHENRY 526-R-l McHENRY, ILL. R£AD THE WANT ADS BECKERS " -r%itiii^ri • ^ lis czieir 1 Mile East of the Skyline H>rtve-In PHONE McHENRY 2436 TRAINING and IOA1P1HG * FQE ALL BREEDS Board Your Dog by Day, Week or Month ^ Shampooing -- Nail Clipping Training In • HUNTING • OBEDIENCE ,• RETRIEVING flotice ma n v-S DININtfi ROOM •ifri s OPEN AND siRVING DAILY (INCLUDING MONDAY) / FULL COURSE DINNERS Served D^ily 11:30 AM - ITP.M." BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCHEON Served Daily ' I I :30 A.M. - 2 P.M. 4 Miles East of McHenry on Sullivan Lake PHONE 345 ^ New Fall Poliey Sunday Shows Will Stari Ai 3:00 P.M. (If regular feature not""^ritable for children, a special show fop. Kiddies willfrbe shown from 3:00 to 5:00.) THURS - FRI - SAT SEPT. 25-26-27 10KRT TAYLOR KHARD WIDMARK' AW AND JAKEW^DE! ^ PMncuToWEKS la CinsraaSdH I HDBUTON • MTTROCOIOI SUN - MON - TUES -- SEPT. 28-29-30 Sunday Matinee Starts 2:55 P.M. NS WHEUE LE?¥ ©FF.I Cinemascope A Dsmmumand "Guuhxtors • . fcb-BWr. D^^STKtOPHQ^,,. . . VICTOR MATURE' SOSIIHMMI' nfitoss I !«»< by DBMB OAVtS • »hnw PHILLIP DUNNE | SPECIAL! 1st SHOW ONLY 5 COLOR CARTOONS , 0€T. isi FOR Oinnt Action Double Feature Program! Both in CinemaScope and ^ Technicolor Victor Mature - Leo Genn ^ ( "TANK FORCE" Alan Ladd -- Ernest Borgnine "BADLANDERS" XT