The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Page Firtir THfe McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, April 9, 1959 PONY LEAGUE should thank for several pieces of literature on how to reduce. ... , 41 The one that has the machine Ho-vs, u'KS.h.'n«u t^ V}»Ln\l ?< doing all the work appeals the most. Trouble is the pictures all show a dream girl "after" the treatment. All girls. Don't they have any showing men before and after? Pom League this year must get their applications in to Bart Yegge immediately. All uniforms must also be turned in at this time. You may be chosen on a different team this year. ^ And let's keep Saturday night. April 25th. open for the big benefit party at the -Y.F.W. WARRIOR NINE BEATS CRYSTAL LAKE 5 TO 4 First Conference Game Played In Football Weather by Ron Smith The McHenry Warriors pick- Sports Schedule Fri., April 10 - McHenry at ; Round Lake (Var. only) SHAMROCKS Tues., April 14 -- Libertyville Manager John Knox stopped McHenry in to sav that his team will a practice game 5af- McHenry next Sunday. Watching the boys in practice' last Sunday: we could not help but feel that more strength is needed if Mc- Fri., April 17 -- Woodstock at McHenry Tuesf, April 21 -- Zion at McHenry Fri., April 24 -- McHenry at Dundee Tues.. April 2S --- Crystal DAILY PINUPS: Happiness is that carefree feeling that comes with contentment. When a guy - laughs at his e<* UP where they left off in own joke, the joke's on him. ! basketball as they opened the Worry is compound interest j new conference baseball seapaid on trouble before1 it's even i s°n at Crystal Lake and redue. turned with a 5-4 victory. The If you're neither fish nor I game was played under footfowl. take a lesson from the ; ball conditions because of the owl 1 cold weather, heavy winds, The big noise in traffic is j rain, and hail. sometimes the little squeak j Hitting stars for the Wararound the house. j riors were Jack Schaefer and Heir conditioning: raising a j j0hn Moss who had 2 hits family. ANONYMOUS. Henry is to cut a swath in 1 he i Lake at McHertry county lejgue race. Fri., May -1"-- McHenry at Charlie Olson had some leg j Barrington trouble last year, but appears : Tues.. May 5 -- Kla-Vernon ' sound this year. That should at McHenry i take good care of the catching Fri., May 8 -- McHenry at ' department. j Libertyville John is trying to work in as ] May 11'. 12. 13 -- District! _ ' many local boys as possible in j Tournament his lineup and that should 1 Fri., May 15 prove popular with the fans. Of ' Woodstock course, some strong outside ' Tues.. Mav 19 help0 would be very welcome. --McHenry Recreation-- Foresters -- G. Rodenkirch. 242-231-667; R. O'Brien. 279-579; J. Etten, Long. 541; H. Zecfnik, 530; N. Justen. 220. McHenry at TEENAGE SOFTBALL - All boys interested in joining a Teenage Softball League can register at McHenry High at 7:00 p.m.. April 15. in the school auditorium. A small entry fee will be charged. Sonny Hocin. Ron Creutz and Jack Schaefer are organizing the league and hope to have Chuck Cuda as their coach. McHenry at Zion Thill's., May 21 at McHenry Varsity games will be played on the city j>ark diamond. Soph, games will be played on the Johnsburg diamond. Business Men -- E. Pieroni, 542; Huff. 576; A. Steinsdoerfer, 233-550; F. - Dundee ^chmitt. 211. Thurs. 9:15 -- Tvuna, 533; Otto, 531; S. West, 553: B. Blake, 550; N. Kruger, 525; J. Justen, 242- 649; D. Weber, 212-552; W. Varsity and Soph. Track * Webb. 583: R. Brogdon. 558; Mon.. April 13 H^^IcHenrylj. Wiser, 220-632; V. Freund. at Dundee , ! 221-582: E. Koch. 258-638; W. Thurs.. April 16 -- McHenry j Pries, 210-577; Kreutzer, 554; at Libertyville ; Corso. 228-213-619; J. Larkin, Mon., April 20 -- Barrington' 548: M. Crouch. 220-611: Abel, at McHenry 214-565. Thurs., April 23 -- McHenry at McHenry Recreation with a 279 game. The boys were pulling for a perfect game. George Rodenkirk bowled a red hot 667 series the same night. the Buss Motors team at the Palace showed em how to pick up the 3-10 and 5-10 spares. \ each and drove in one run l each. Ron Creutz and, Ron ! Smith contributed the other two hits. Tom Claybaugh started arid finished the game and pitched fine ball for an opening game. He struck out 4 and walked 5, but allowed only 7 hits and 3 earned runs. The Warriors drew first blood in the very first inning as Jack Schaefer singled through the box and the centerfielder. Field, let the ball go through his legs. Speedy Jack took full advantage and circled the base paths to score on a 3-base error. Crystal Lake bounced back in their half of the opening frame to tie the score at 1-1. The lead-off man, Oberlin, was hit by a pitch but was picked off at first by Claybaugh. Then Berg singled, the next batter was hit by a pitch, and the j bases were loaded when Roti dropped a possible force-out ! play from Schaefer. The next J batter forced the runner at | home on a ground ball to | Schaefer, but Hoffman singled i to left, scoring Crystal Lake's first run before the side was retired. In the top of the second, after two out, Moss singled final threat before bowing. With one out, a walk, a single, and another walk loaded the bases. Coach McCracken pulled in his outfield «and it proved a wise move as Hall lined to Smith in center which would have been a hit had the outfielders been playing normal positions. Claybaugh struck out Baer on three pitches to end the threat and sew up McHenry's lii'st 1959 victory and start them off on the right foot. As you can see, the game was marked by numerous strike-outs, walks, passed balls, wild pitches, and other fundamental errors which usually mark the first game of the season. There just isn't the opportunity to get organized due to the weather and oth£r factors, but everything concerned, we're satisfied with the game, and very pleased and fortunate to win it. The Warriors will meet the powerful Barrington Bronchos at home on Tuesday, April 7 at 4 p.m. Box Score McHenry (5) AB R H KBIT J. Schaefer, ss 2 1 2 1 T. Roti. 2b 5 0 0 0 B. Oeffling, If 5 0 0 0 R. Smith, Cf 3 2 1 0 J. Peterson, lb 3 0 0 0 R. Creutz, c 3 1 1 0 J. Moss, rf 3 1 2 1 D. Sompel, 3b 1 0 0 1 T. Claybaugh, P 3 0 0 0 28 5 6 3 Crystal Lake (4) Xb R H RBI Oberlin, lb 3 1 0 0 Berg, rf 4 0 2 0 Kalteux, 3b 1 1 0 0 Rolls, pr 0 0 0 0 Thurow. c 3 0 1 1 Field, cf 3 0 0 0 Hoffman, If 2 1 1 1 Hall, ph 1 0 0 0 Baer, 2b 4 1 1 0 Anderson, ss 3 0 0 0 Hladik, p . 0 0 0 0 Link, p 2 0 2 . 2 26 4 7 4 TIMBER-R-R-- Bob O'Brien had the Wed nesday night Foresters on edge , at Woodstock Monday *:00 -- Mon., April 27 -- McHenry D. Weber, 535; Q. Viscounti at Zion 214-552; L. Nimsgern, 534; I).j Thurs.. April 30 -- Palatine. Buralli. 556: L. Adams. 210-1 ^ _ , at McHenry 538; R. Osterby. 213; E. Amann j an() ^*1"% c , • c • , . . . T h u r s . . M a v 7 -- C r y s t a l , 2 2 7 - 5 4 6 ; R . G a r r e l t s , 5 3 0 ; ri walked to fill the bases. %ha5- Syh'ia Spje man bowling on Lake at McHenry R,ake 220; R Hignight. 537;' fer drew th* third Sat.. May 9 -- District meet G. Kleinhans. 220-548: J. Just-,walk by Hladlk for<^ ^hp Wed.. May 13 Conference on, ' in 2-1 meet at Barrington --- - Mon., May 18 -- McHenry H>.d. Nite Twelve -- County Frosh-Soph Meet E. Leckma i. 178-447: A MOOSE BANQUET - We hope you are planning to attend the grade school basket- , ball banquet to be held this j County Varsity Meet (Thursday* evening at the high ; Varftily > Golf school. Members of McHenry ; Thurs.. April 16 Lodge Loyal Order of Moose McHenry "District 548TJ. walk for<^£ -- en 533: H. Blake, 252-581. (run m and make the score 2-. our favor. £ McHenry made the scofe 3-1 in the third when Ron Smith Wed., Mav 20 -- McHenry Grosso 475- C Noble 450; D I *° center after one out. Halbauer. 198-499; C. Thur-1 The Pitcher H,alik vvalked neau, 4Q7; N. Fidler, 456; P. Peterson, struck out {JreytS and walked Moss to fill til n„n, Wight. 197-471; J. Rink, 186-1anQ ,u . ' DUndCC 435; D. Schmitt. 455; H. Mail-' baSs a*a,n- rbl!l brou?ht in, are very anxious to have your support in this event for the young athletes. Tues., April 21 ton at McHenry Thurs., April 23 at Zion Barring- ^ord> Bykowski, 434; McHenry BILLY KLAUS-- We are sorry to learn that Billy Klaus had the misfortune ! of breaking a rib just as he T . . „ seemed sure of a starting role ^ at• McHenry with the Baltimore Orioles. ( ' y With steady play, we think Bil- j , ly can do a good job in that in- ' Mon., May 4 field. From all reports his hitting was timely in spring practice. Tues. Thirty-Niners -- M. A. Noonan, 362; L. MANY THANKS- . We have no idea who we at McHenry Thurs., May 7 •-- McHenry at Elgin Sat.. May 9 Tournament Mon., May 11 -- Conference Meet at McHenry new pitcher, a leftie, who wall|- ed Sompel to force in the third run before striking out Claybaugh to retire the side. Crystal Lake»came back with one in the fifth to make the score 3-2, on a single, a fielder's choice, another single, a Nite Owls -- ^ i hit batsman- and a sacrifi^p N. Bowman, 4® C. Colman,' , T ihprtwille 180-458: J. Rosing. 451: A.; °ur ^nrung rally came in Libertyville ^ M Rubicki 4g9., the sixth Oeffling struck out D. Cusack, 176-464; A. Sch-1 fading off as did Ron Smith, wingl, 432; L. Miller, 461; R Mon., April 27 - McHenry Crouch- l76-436: S. Harms. 439; at Barrington freund, 189-470: C. Anton- Thurs.. April 30 - Crystal i son- 419 Rail^C: Rosing. 5-10. Zion at Mc- i District Golf K,uk- 498: E Koenemann. 466; erounded A. Foderle. 181-463; R. Simon,! erso" grounded but when the catcher missed the ball, Smith took first. Petout, sending 432; P. Greene, 444; L. Stone, 176-465; J. Diedrich. 455; E. Smith to second. Creutz walked and both runners advanced on STEINBACH AND HATES DEFEAT BARRINGTON 2-1 2 3 2 3 3 24 0 € R H E Friday. Box Score McHenry (2) AB R H RBI J. Schaefer, ss 2 2 2 0 T. Roti, 2b 3 0 0 0 B. Oeffling, If 1 0 0 0 R. Smith, cf 3 0 1 1 J. Peterson, lb 3 0 0 0 R. Creutz, c 3 0 0 0 J. Moss, rf 2 0 0 0 D. Sompel, 3b 3 0 1 0 J. Steinbach, p 3 0 ' 0 0 23 2 4 ~1 Barrington (1) AB R H RBI Fink, cf 3 0 0 0 Waterman, If 2 0 0 0 Miller. 3b 3 0 0 0 Potter, rf 3 0 0 0 2B, Schaefer BB, Steinbach, 2; Lohti, 3. SO, Steinbach 4; Lohti, '4. Winner: Steinbach (1-0) Loser: Lohti (1-1) A husband is a man wj knows that his wife's rea: ing is largely sound. 2b, Baer. SB, Claybaugh, 4; Hladik, 5; i Link, 6. Link. 9. SO. Claybaugh, 4; Hladik, 3; Winner: Claybaugh 1-0 Loser: Link 0-1 R H E McHenry 1110020-562 C. Lake 1 0 0 0 1 2 0-4 7 1 LATEST STANDINGS Harvard Arcade 3180 Oi^nteJ>y's Motors 3135 McHenry Rec. 3084 Nectar Beer 3076 King Pin Tavern 3031 Bjasnow's 2985 Bijnbo's Tavern 2978 Hansen Builders 2969 Bbwl-Aire Lanes 2939 Gpnway Shell 2939 Low in the Money -- 2881 High Game Team -- Nectar Beer --- 1009 Grmsby Motors -- 1000 High Individual Game -- Ken Johnson -- 262 Ray Kuhn -- 259 High Individual Series -- Ray Kuna --- 668 C. Carlson -- 655 | mitted Reetz to score and put Reetz, ss ! runners on first and third with Douglas, lb j 2 out. Fink grounded out to Lohti, p , Roti to end the threat. I Moore, c I -- Hendee, 2b i The victory made our con-! i ference record 2-0 and put" us, right on top of the ladder. Let's Coach McCracken's varsity • hope we hold that position all Warriors gained their second! year. McHenry 0 0 10 10 x-2,4 2 straight conference victory by McHenry travels to Round Barr'ton 0000001-131 defeating Barrington's power- Lake for a non-conference game , SB, Schaefer. ful Bronchos 2-1 at home last Tuesday. Barrington had previously beaten Woodstock 16-0 by pounding out 17 hits but McHenry's John Steinbach pitched a beautiful ball game and held them to 3 hits and no earned runs. John struck out 4 and walked only 2. He retired the side in order on three different occasions, the second, fifth and sixth innings. It was a well-played and tight ball game throughout the afternoon; Both' teams played heads-up ball except for two errors that let each team score a run. Bill Oeffling made the play of the day with a tremendous diving stab of a low liner in left centerfield. Jack Schaefer led the hitters with 2 for 2 including a double and he scored both Warrior runs. Ron Smith drove in one run with a hit and Dan Sompel collected the remaining McHenry hit. Douglas, Moore, and Hendee collected the three Broncho safeties. Mac's jnen broke into the scoring column in the third as Schaefer led off with a single and proceeded to steal second base. Jack advanced to third when Roti grounded out and stayed there as Oeffling went down swinging. Ron Smith then singled to center, driving in Schaefer and giving McHenry a 1-0 lead. We scored our winning run in the fifth as Schaefer this time led off with a double. Roti flied out and Oeffling walked. R. Smith then popped up to short, but when the third baseman. Miller, let Peterson's grounder go through him, Schaefer scored from second. Creutz struck out to end the rally. Barrington spoiled John's shutout in the seventh inning by scoring an unearned run. Reetz walked and Douglas singled to lead off'the inning. Lohti, the pitcher, advanced both runners to scoring position on a perfect sacrifice bunt. Moore then sent a short fly to Moss in right field whose throw held the runners at second and third. Schaefer then threw low 'to Peterson at first on a ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Children (Under 12) 25t Open Daily at 6:40 Continuous Sundays From 3:00 P.M. FREE PARKING - 125 CAR'S! Tel JA«kson 6-1421 60c Adults -- 25c Children THURS - FRI - SAT APRIL 9-10-11 ULTRA-MODERN One Mile East of McHen$ on Route 120 THUftS., APRIL 16 FREE SHOW Everyone Welcome Watch For Next Week's Ad ® SPENCER oRACY Ernest Hemingway^ SATURDAY MATINEE APRIL 11 -- All Seats 25c WARNER BROS, HUBOT KPKllHHIf CRUSADERS AND H r»om Sin Walten Scorra'Tnt TALISMAN" WARNERCOLOR TI* STEREOPHONIC Sown STARRING REX VIRGINIA GEORGE LAURENCE HARRISON-MAYO SANDtSS • HAKVEV ROBERT DOUGLAS ^.v .. JOH* TWIST, •kkiuh HENRY BLANKE DA'VIO'butleu SUN - MON - TUES APRIL 12-13-14 MILDER NOW thru SAT. "RALLY 'ROUND THE FLAG, BOYS" Paul Newmann Joanne Woodward Joan Collins Jack Carson plus Audie Murphy HIDE A CROOKED TRAIL" CinemaScope & Color McHenry_ Country Club l/lnnrvrtvUnVi 1QO /l^l • Aff IT'fKka** i ^ D3SS6Cl t)c\ll. ROfl Smith SCOT*- Thurs.. May 14 -- McHenry 182-451, M. Ethei- wild Ditch and John at Dundee idpe, 392; E. McNish. 375. Rails o Tues.. May 19 at Crystal Lake McHenrv M Kubil:ki- 2"10: A SchwinSl. | got hit number 2 for him McHenry. 4-10: L. Miller. 5-8-10; p.|rtr,vin| in Creutz w,th what proved to be the winning run. Thurs., May 21 - Grayslake Kleinhuizen. 5-7 at McHenrv G0|f Lake Region Sports News Car Club by Busse 1 1 • • • Results of the St. Pat's (iym- _ . kahana held bv Lake Region I here will be a very impor-»Sports Car Club on March 22. tant meeting of the regular 1st -Paul Jenspn members of the McHenry Coun- 2nd Wm. Robinson try Club Sunday, April 26, 3rd -Guy Wooley ^ i! / if' At next reKular meeting of meeting it will be decided whe- the Lake Region Sports Car ther or not we are going to Club will be held at the Amhave an addition to our club- erican Letrion hall. Old Rand °yse" 0 Road. Wauconda. 111. on Sun- Last Saturday the pins were : day. April 19. at 2 p.m. sharp, put on the greens for the first Trophies will be awarded t<> time this year. It really was winners of St. PhI's Gymkaa pleasure to be able to get liana. mad at myself. All winter long May 9 and 10 Lake Region I dreamed of how I wasn't Sporls Car Ciub presenls: Tin.' 'going to make any mistakes by Litlle Monte Carlo Rallye. Enbeing dumb. In my very first 'ry fee: SI(i.00. To be sent to: round of the year I shattered Hud I'.runer Box IN 1. Route 3. those dreams for good. Lake Villa. Illinois. Instrue- The Masters tournament on 1 i'>ns and numbers will he retelevision last Saturday and Uirned 1<> you immodiaiHy. En- Sunday again proved the old 1llf>s t" be closed Mav 1 or theory that you drive for show' u'h<'n our quota is filled. Thiand putt for dough. I was ;in °I)0n c'vr,ri1 with irophies surprised to read how much ,G drivers and navigators o| \faith the players put in their lirs1 "> and ribbons lo drivcaddies. It is hard to believe °"s ;nu' '>i'v'Kalors of si.xlh (iutter Queens -- I D. Kibbe. 422; I. Godina, *196-! 470; E. Petersen. 439; S. Mc-' • Mahon. 430; K. Fuller. 435; L. Turbush. 231. Rails; D. Kibbe, 5-7 and 3-10; E. Wirfs. 2-4-7-10.' --T»ma«ello'»-- Exhibition -- M. Karls, 413; A. Rrand,; 449; J. May. 199-521; H. Caley.; 419; J. Sladek, 405; Georgette De Rosa, 245-179-584. Moose Mixed -- E. Ix)ssman. 518; R. Jager, 201; N. Bowman, 442. Crystal Lake made the score 5-4 in their half of the sixth on a walk, a double by Baer, and a single by the pitcher. Link, which drove in both runners. By the bottom of the seventh. it was so dark that the cars driving by had their lights on. Crystal Lake made one The broadcast method of treating soil with insecticide before planting has been found to be superior 1o the row treatment practice, the Illinois Natural History Survey said. Dr. J. H. Bigger, entomologist for the survey at Urhana, said a five-year study of Illinois corn- I fields showed that soil treatment has increased yields as much as 5.6 bushels per acre. The Illinois insect expert said that 352 cornfields in Illinois were used as lest plots from 1953 through 1957. ground ball which per-1 jHWERS^resente W A T C H Next Week's Paper For Our GIGANTIC OPE • Prizes •Gifts • Bargains Galore Register For Free Prizes See Pages 12 & 13 of Next Week's Plaindealer mm KEENAN WYNN • EI.AINE STRITCH "KKuMINDA CRISTAL WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY APRIL 15-16 "HOME BEFORE DARK" SUN & MON ToneJy CURTIS - Janet L.E II'GIMH. "PERFECT FURLOUGH" CinemaScope & Color and Introducing LINDA CRISTAL' TUES - WED - THURS" , "SUBMARINE SEAHAWK" and "PARATROOP COMMAND" ^ 5 BIG DAYS Starting FRIDAY, APRIL 17th "AUNTIE MAME" Gutter Dodgers -- P>. Brand, 191-179-175-545: E. Peisert, 200-492; M. Van Zev-1 446; M, Kalrs, 444; J. Sladek, 435. Rails:- L. Bitter-; man, 3-10; D. Kibbe. 5-8-10; L. Mierzwa. 5-10. ' IIurry-T'ppers -- V. "smith. 204-513; E. Schaefer. 482; L. LaBay. 183-476; L. Schmitt. 473; J. Mortimer, 205- 470. *• SUNDAY MATINEE SKATING 2 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. Also SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 to 4 Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. & Sun. 8 to 11 P.M. ST FOR M McHENRY, ILL. I Mcttfeary Theatre I IB 218 S. GREEN ST. PHONE 144 H jP_ ! CALL ANY TIME -- Morning, Xoon or Night and our answering service will give you the Theatre Schedule exact feature hours. THURS - FRI -r SAT -- APRIL 9-10-11 Double Feature Program Palace Wednesday Xite Ladies: I'.. Hettermann. 434; M. Kelly, 171-157; N. Larkin, 212-524; S. Spielman. 201-4(M; L. Meyer, Smith. 1X1-501. Y ISECKER S KENNELS 93-44H; C. I5oro, 451; R. M. that men who have spent most "imuk'h lifteenlh ])l;'ee,s. Dash Freund, 444; E. Justen. 435; G. of their lives making a living 1o all entries out of golf would put their faith in the selection of clubs up to a caddie who only has seen them play 10 rounds of golf. Talk around our loekerroom will soon turn to baseball. My, picks are as follows. National League 1--"San P'rancisco, 2-- Milwaukee, 3--- Cincinnati, 4-- Pittsburgh, 5 Los Angeles, 6-- St. Louis, 7--Philadelphia. 8-- American League 1-- New York. 2 Chicago, 3 Detroit, 4--Cleveland, 5 Boston, •4)--Baltimore. 7--Kansas City. 8--Washington. 1 Mile East of the Skyline RHve-In PHONE MrHENRY 243G TRAINING and i©AIDING TOR ALL BREEDS Stud Service • Heated & Unhealed Kennels • German Shorthair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving AUCTION EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT BEGINNING * APRIL 15th Dairy Cows On Hand At All Times BRING YOUR VEAL CALVES -- BUTCHER COWS FEEDER PIGS WOODSTOCK COMMISSION SALES Tel. Woodstock 1891 TWO SHOWS FRI SAT - SUN Beginning at 7:30 Double Feature FRI - SAT ! APRIL 10-11 "THE TUNNEL OF LOVE" Doris Day & Richard Widmark j also "PARTY GIRL" Robert Taylor & Cyd Charisse David Ladd -- Chill Wills "THE SAD HORSE" CinemaScope & Technicolor "THE LITTLE SAVAGE" with Pedro Armendariz SUN - MON - TUES -- APRIL 12^13-14 SUN MON - TUES April 12-13-14 ONE SHOW ONLY MON TUES WED - THUR Beginning at 8 O'Clock 'THE 7th VOYAGE OF SINBAD" Kathryn Grant & Kerwin Mathews WED & THURS APRIL 15-16 "LADY TAKES A FLYER" Lana Turner & Jeff Chandler v also "RAW WIND IN EDEN" Esther Williams & Jeff Chandler PAST FAITH... A WOMAN PAST INNOCENCE! DEBORAH KERR YUL BRYNNER HOLE UTVAK'S PRODUCTION Of THE JOURNEY CO STARRING ROBERT MORLEY - E. G. MARSHALL AND INTRODUCING JASON ROBARDS, JR. ^ r«mocoLo« • P.CTURE Sunday at 5:15 7:15 9:15 Weekdays 7:15 -- 9:15 SPECIAL MATINEE SUNDAY, APRIL 12 3:00 -- 5:00 P.M. 2 HOURS OF CARTOONS ALL SEATS 25c WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY - APRIL 15 Dave...and trouble...one and the same! M-G-M presents A SOL C. SIEGEL PRODUCTION 'SOME CAME RUNNING antf M ETRO C0ti;0#