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Thursday, April 30, 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER SOPHOMORE TEAM ^BEATS ZION, THEN LOSES TO DUNDEE t By Jack Yegge ^ The sophomore team downed Zion Zee-Bee's 10 to 4 ^pril 21 at the Johnsburg tield. Morenz went all the way for *the little Warriors, allowing 3 *hits and holding them to four •runs. This was Morenz' third -win for this year. Zion scored 2 iuns in the first inning and scored one ipach in the fourth-and fifth. In the third Yegge led off with a walk. Bennett was safe a fielder's choice. Sanford was, safe on a fielder's choice scoring Yegge. Klapperich came through with a double scoring Bennett and sending jSanford to third. Gates sacrificed scoring Sanford. Hiller doubled driving iij Klapperich. Morenz grounded out to the shortstop and Buckie was put .put by the thir^ baseman to retire the side. 4 runs. •Klapperich started the fifth with a base hit. Gates flied to short. A single by Hiller moved Klapperich to- second. Morenz popped out to the shortstop. Buckie got a hit scoring Klapperich. May bounced *o the pitcher to end the inning. 1 run. The sixth was the big innjng. Yegge grounded to the «cher. Bennett was safe on error. Sanford walked. Klapperich flied out. Gates ^made it to first on an error. Hiller walked forcing in Bennett. Morenz and Buckie were safe on errors scoring Gates and Hiller. May struck out to end the game. 5 runs. Lose First Game The McHenry Sophomore ^iim lost its first game of the eason last Friday when they were defeated by Dundee 8-4 At the Dundee diamond. There is not much to say about this game, but there is always the next game to look forward to. Dundee scored 3 runs in the first inning. 1 in the second, 3 in the third and 1 in the fourth. For McHenry in the fourth .mning Gates was out, then <»Aller got a double. DeCicco ^grounded to the second base- JjJjnan. Zank got a single to drive win Hiller. May doubled scoring Jjj^ank. Yegge walked and stole ^econd, May scored on the play. pMeyer grounded to the shortstop. Sanford started the fifth with a single. Klapperich was out to the third baseman. Gates j^t on base on an error and *nford was out trying to score. Hiller walked. DeCicco t_hit a single scoring Gates. -Zank hit to the pitcher to retire the side. In the six and seventh innings the side was retired 1,2,3. NELSON HURLS ONEHITTER AS ZION BEATS McHENRY 40 By Ron Smith Bob Nelson of the Zion-Benon Z-B's last Tuesday threw a one-hitter at the McHenry Warriors as Zion blanked Mc- Cracken's men 4-0. The loss made our conference record 3-2 while Zion now boasts a 4-0 record to remain on top. It was our second straight loss, both shutouts. Jim Smith, first baseman/ got the Warriors' only hit after one out in the seventh. It was a line shot to centerfield, spoiling Nelson's no hitter. The Z-B's bunched together 8 hits. 2 each by .Murphy and Bingley. They probably are the leading hitting team in the conference. It was McHenry s worst defensive showing of the year as we committed 6 errors. Defense had been one of our strong points up to now. Tom Claybaugh allowed only 1 earned run as he went the route while striking out 9. Zion got their first run in the third on a walk, a single, a stolen base, and a bad throw by the catcher, Moss. They added another in the fourth on a double by Degler, a walk, and an error on Tom Roti. They made the score 3-0 in the fifth as Bingley singled and stole second base. Edgar singled to center and when Smith juggled th« ball temporarily, Bingley scored the third run. In the s i x t h , H a l l e g r e n singled after one out and scored when Murphy doubled to right-center, making the final score 4-0. --There is- not much to--sayabout McHenry except that it was our worst game of the year thus far. Everything seemed to collapse as we have failed to score a run in the last 15 innings we hfvie played. Box Score McHenry (0) AB LEGAL NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS The Illinois Rabies Control! Law requires that all dogs, I three months or more of age, j and also all pet foxes and | wolves, except kennel animals1 properly confined and controlled at all times, be inoculated against Rabies once each year. Re-inoculation is to be done by the completion of the year of the previous inoculation. All persons bitten by dogs are required to report all details to the County Veterinarian and to their local veterinarian. Stray dogs will be impounded for seven (7) days. The owner will be charged for the impounding, board and inoculation. Dogs that have bitten someone will be impounded for ten (10) days, or more, for observation -- impounding, boai^d and inoculation to be paid by the owner, plus laboratory expense for head shipping and rabies test in positive and suspicious dogs. Persons who refuse or fail to comply, with Illinois Rabies Control Law are subject to a fine of not less than $25.00 or more than $100.00. The County Board of Supervisors is responsible for the enforcement of 'tftte • v.-law through its Agricultural Committee. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS by Dr. H. E. Van Der Veen County Rabies Inspector Woodstock, Illinois (Pub. April 30, 1959) ORDINANCE NO. 34 AN ORDINANCE FOR THE REGULATION, CONTROL AND MAINTENANCE OF EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS MAKE US YOUR !» HEABQIARTERS FOR KODAK Film • Cameras • Photo Aid« Page Fire OF WAY ALONG PUBLIC HIGHWAYS. Be It Ordained By The Board Of Trustees Of The Village Of McCullom Lake, Illinois: SECTION I. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, i association or corporation to! maintain, erect or build, upon any easement along any public highway in the Village of McCullom Lake, any improvement, structure or obstruction without first obtaining a permit therefore. SECTION II. Application for such permit shall be made to the Village Road Commissioner in writing with a detailed drawing of the proposed improvement or structure attached thereto. SECTION III. The Village Road Commissioner shall file with the Village Clerk a standard set of minimum requirements for acceptable improvements to be erected and maintained oh said easements, the original applications for permits and copies of permits issued. SECTION IV. No fee shall be charged for this permit. SECTION V. Any person, firm, association or corporation who shall violate the provisions of this ordinance shall, upon conviction thereof, be subject to a fine of not less than one dollar ($1.00) or more than two hundred dollars ($200.00) for each and every offense and each day said conditionals permitted to remain shall constitute a new offense. SECTION VI. That this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its Attest: passage, approval and publica-! EMMA B. PYRITZ tion according to law. ' Village Clerk EMMA B. PYRITZ <Pub- APril 30, 1959) Village Clerk I JOSEPH R. LEVESQUE I" most basic form, group ...„ _ ^ medicine is where twenty-five Village President-kind relatives and th0ughtful Passed: April 27. 1959 j friends pitch in with a cure Approved: April 27, 1959 fipiece lor a ccid :n the head. WOODSTOCK TRACK TEAM SHOWS CLASS JP DOWNING MCHS W by Dick Antonson - and Jim Jones Last Thursday the Woodstock track team, making a strong bid for conference supremacy, overwhelmed an inexperienced McHenry squad by the score of 83-32. Although soundly whipped McHenry still had several individual stars. Mike Creigh- ®n, with victories in the 880- yard run and high jump, accounted for 12\2 of the team's 32 points. Mike's times of '2:06.2 in the 880 and 17.6 in the high hurdles broke -Wo school records. The school's record for the low hurdles also fell. Sonny Hocin, although he could gain no better than third, was responsible with a time of 23.5. Continuing his victory wein, Jim Jones raced to an easy win in the mile with a time of 5:04. Another school record was shattered by Mc- Henry's mile relay team (T. Espev, B. O'Brien, J. Creighton, and M. Creighton) with a time of 3:45.4. Other point men were O'Brien and Justen in 100- yard dash, T. Creighton in the 880 and mile. Fisher in the high Jump and pole vault. Steffan in ^e 220-yard dash and Antonson in the 440-yard dash. The next home meet will be with Palatine today. Schaefer, ss Roti, 2b Brady, ph Moss, c R. Smith, cf Peterson, lb J. Smith, lb Sompel, 3b Oeffling, If Hettermann, rf Ciaybatigh, p Chelini, ph Totals Zion (4) Kindle, If Hallegren, ph Woodmen, if Nelson, p Murphy, 3b Bingley, c Edgar, rf Kreler, 2b fohenson; rf Degler, ss isiiejd, lb Hossel, lb Totals 2 2 1 3 3 1 2 2 2 2 1 0 21 AB 2 1 1 2 4 3 4 4 4 3 3 1 32 R H RBI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 H RBI 0 1 0 0 2 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 8 2b. Murphy, Degler SB. Bingley--2, Schaefer. BB. 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