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mm. -Page Four THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, May 7. 1959 Wafah. We hope you people who I Shelve sirred. As | WOT wasn't bad enough, we lugged ! 8 TO 4 BALL GAME out our summer clothes and : FROM WARRIORS found they shrunk during the long winter. Materials today just aren't what they used to vbe. Bv Ronnie Smith T h e B a r r i n g t o n B r o n c h o s I handed the Warriors their , , , ; worst defeat of the year last Lee Hiller phoned to say the , prj(jay at Barrington by a Johnsburg Tigers beat Racme , SCQre of g_4 Dick FinR was last Sunday 2 to 1 in-a game j the winni itcher while his .stopped because of rain Loren | battery matp Lany Moore) F r e u n d a l l o w e d o n l y 2 , h i t s . | w a s t h e h i t t i n g s t a r o f t h e ; game. Fink exhibited fine con- The Shamrocks had a lead j tro] as he waiked only 2 while against Woodstock when the | striking out 6 and allowing skies opened up. but hadn't | only 5 hits Moore had 2-3 in- .gone the required number of j c]Uding a towering home run innings to go into the records. over the left-field fence at I Barrington which is quite a Next Sunday will find Rich- I distance from home plate. Bemond at McHenry and Johns- sides this 3-run homer, he burg at Woodstock. There is ' singled in the fifth inning for some indication that crowds will be larger this year. One good sport didn't have change when Larry Stilling passed the hat last Sunday so he dropped in a five dollar bill. Larry nearly had a heart attack. Met Charles Frett.'McHenry athlete of many moons ago, at the wedding reception for uhen Creutz was safe on an his second hit of the day. Five players accounted for McHenry's five hits, neither of them being for extra bases. Tom Claybaugh was knocked out of the box in the second after giving up 5 runs and Jim Hester relieved him to finish the ball game. McHenry took a one-run* lead in the second inning when Jim Smith walked, went to second Mr. and Mrs. Wally Frett last Saturday. Charles and his brother, Leonard, were rugged football players in their day and went on to play with some real good semi-pro teams. Seated at the table with Charles was a big man who played on opposite teams in those days gone by. Turned out to be Congressman Hoffman. If you attended the dedica- , tion of our new Post Office on Monday you saw and heard ' C o n g r e s s m a n H o f f m a n a n d know he is a man mountain. The Post Office dedication ceremony was very patriotic and impressive. Master of Ceremonies John E. Looze and the speakers were up to the task of following an old rule that calls for making the program short enough to be interesting, but long enough to cover the subject. We call jt an outstanding job. * 'cbivot I by Verona Kent The Spring Luncheon* Meeting was held on Tuesday) April 28th. A large group OT girls turned out for this affair, which always proves to be a very special party opening the golf season. Some of the announcements made during the meeting were: There would only be 3 classes this year, the 9-hole league being an experiment of last year, and inasmuch as there are not enough active golfers in that group to warrant having a special class, it was decided to discontinue it. FIELD TRIAL AT WING TX FIN CLUB COMING WEEKEND The Wing N' Fin club, located four miles east of McHenry. will play host to a licensed field trial of the German shorthaired * pointer club of Illinois on Saturday and Sunday, May 9 and. 10. The trial will start at 7 a.m. on Saturday with the puppy stake followed by the derby and gundog classes. The open all age and limited stakes will be ruh on Sjunday. The entry of seventy-four dogs from Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin," Minnesota and Illinois will be competing < for championship points. Trial will be judged by Jerry Godwin of ' Minneapolis, Minn.; Frank Williams, Akron, Ohio; Herman Cotte, Addison, and Willy Necker of Wheeling. While the majority of the entries are German Shorthaired Pointers, there are some German Wirfchaired Pointers, Weinmarners and an English Setter Pointer will also compete. Results of spring field trial (first sanctioned) May 3, 1959 at Wing & Fin open puppy: No. 1 -- Herr Linden GSHP. Owner: T. L. Cronin. No. 2 -- Strauss' Scooter GWHP. Own- I er: Wesley Reeves, Jr. Hand- Bob Klaus, an all-conference shortstop for the past two seasons, is enjoying his finest year. So says a release for the University of Illinois. Bob is hitting .411, leads the team in doubles (4), home runs (5), and is second in runs batted in (15). He has also stolen 8 bases. His double with the bases loaded was the key hit in a 6-2 victory at Northwestsrn last Saturday. We knocked off the dandelions that showed their beautiful heads last summer, but a flock of their relatives have arrived to adorn our lawn this week. error, and scored on a very freakish play which saw Sompel strike out. the catcher dropped the third strike, and Ihrew wild to first, allowing Jim Smith to score from second. Barrington's big 6-run second inning went like this: Kinnamon flied out. Potter sent a long line double over Smith's head in center field. Waterman was hit by a Claybaugh pitch, putting runners on first and second with one out. Moore then hit a long, hard-hit, flyball over the wall in leftfield, scoring Waterman and Potter ahead of him. Barrington led 3-1. Lahti was safe on an error by Sc^aefer. He stole second and advanced to third on a passed ball by Creutz. Hendee singled to left, scoring Lahti. He stole second and went to third on a hit by Reetz. Fink's sacrifice fly drove in Hendee, and after a stolen base Reetz scored on a wild pitch. Douglas walked and finally, Kinnamon, who had started it all by flying out, struck out to end the inning. The Warriors scored one in the third to make it 6-2 on hits by Schaefer and Roti, and a sacrifice fly by Oeffling. - We scored 2 more in the fourth on singles by Creutz and Sompel, an infield out, a walk, and an error by the shortstop, Reetz. Barrington added their final two runs in the bottom of the fourth on a walk, 2 hits, another walk, and two stolen bases. This made the final score --Barrington 8 McHenry 4. That Broncho team has something which McHenry definitely lacks, which is the ability to get the hits in the clutch. This Warrior team has yet to combine good pitching with the clutch hitting, or to tighten their defense in tense situations. Our record is now 3-4-1 with ler: Same. Note: this dog won Attention was called to the j the traveling trophy donated importance of establishing a ! bv Mr. and Mrs. Chester Shaw handicap this season. This re- for the best German Wirequires five 18-hole scores and ; haired Puppy. is necessary in order to enter Gpen Gun Dog Stake: any of the tournaments. No j Felz v Kellerburg Julius Goffo introduced ; GSHP. Owner: Hans Keller. Keith Muller of the U.S. Golf j No. 2 -- Beppo GWHP. Own- Ball Company, who showed ajer: Cliff Oliver.' Handler: film on how a golf ball is made i Same. Note: this dog won the and a film on the l'undamen- traveling trophy donated by tals of golf. This was most in- i Mr. and Mrs. Newt Compere teresting, and after the com- I for the best German Wirepletion of the film. Julius answered questions and demonstrated grips of clubs etc., shown in the film. It was also announced during the meeting that a new tournament known as "Husband and Wife Tournament" will be played on Fridays. This is a 9 hole affair and can be played anytime. Our golf season officially opened today with 35 "Divot Dolls" playing a "Low Putt" contest. Winners were: Class A -- 1st Bette Moss -- 34 2nd Dee Overton -- 36 Class B -- 1st Myrt Johnson -- 32 2nd Rita Saylor -- 34 Class C -- 1st Lu Funk -- 37 2nd Elsie Olson -- 39 Low net pin winners were: Class A -- Bette Moss -- 88 Class B -- Rita Sleeper -- 85 Class C -- Lil Burns -- 87 There were three very proud haired Pointer in the Gun Dog Stake. Open Derby: No. 1 -- Fantabulous Fanny GSHP. Owner: C. J. Kotchi. Note: this dog won the travelthe ing Art Swanson Memorial Trophy for best performance in the Derby. No. 2 -- Spiker v Wendwald GSHP. Owner: Ray Kranzow. Open All Age: No. 1 -- Felz v Kellerburg GSHP. Owner: Hans Keller. No. 2 -- Lotte v Heidelberg GSHP. Owner: Fred C. Vetter. 1 Standings --McHenry Recreation-- Tues. Thirty-Niners -- Final Standings: Won Lost 1. Pitzen's Plastering 56% *2% 2. Nye Drugs 51 48 3. McHenry State Bank 51 48 4. Freund Oil 50% 48% 5. McHenfy Co-op. 49 50 6. H. E. Buch & Sons 39 60 Thurs. 9:15-- Sutton, 215-596; Larkin, 568; Crouch, 258-621; . Kirlsala, 225- 590; W. Sigman, 237-536; Krause, 213-600; Lottchea, 536; Coari, 231-536; Kreier, 539; Piotrowski, 553; Otto, 211-216- 627; V. Freund, 227-224-608; E. Koch, 200-201-202-603; W. Pries, 221-246-666; W. Hojnacki 555; M. Gath, 553; W. Webb, 209-616; R. Brogdon, 533; N. Dalby, 561; M. Krueger, 569; Gilliford, 538; Abel, 525; Dillon, 527. --Palce-- Wed. Nite Ladies (9:00): T. Meyer, 480; V. Herdrich, 456; E. Justen, 462; B. Hetterman, 485; M. Hetterman, 182- 446. Wed. Nite Ladies (6:45): B. Meath, 472; N. Larkin, 475; C. Boro, 193-443. Tomasello's Final Standings Gutter Dodgers, Thurs. 9:15 1. Romani's Ponchino Lounge 2. McHenry County Well & Pump J. & L. Oil Company Hester Oil Company The Vogue Johnsburg Bowling Bar C. Kasperski Constr. Mike's Fireside Buss Motors Blake Motors Final Standings Business Men 9 P.M. W John's Tree Service 60 Babarsky Crane Shims Tavern Prager Beer Mi-Place Tavern Nor. West Lounge Micron Sealing 7 G's Printers * Outdoors Bv cF«4Jk Walsh Bass fishing is really picking girls in our group today who ! "£ since the heat wave started. They are starting to spawn Our "Orange Shamrock" brings in the story this week of a 4 year old boy named Greg Pickrum of Wonder Lake. Greg is a fisherman, but can't wait for his elders to join him in his favorite sport. Early one morning this week, Greg arose j four games remaining on the and disturbed no one. Just took ! conference card. These include sunk approach shots. They were Rita Saylor on the 6th green, Elsie Olson on the 9th green and Kay Schmitt on the 12th green. Who said there aren't professionals among our "Divot Dolls." Tee times for the "ABC Tournament" which starts next week are posted on the bulletin board. A sign up sheet is being postone of his mother's bobby pins and bent it a bit. then hooked it to some binder twine. In no time he hauled in a 19" carp as an undetected neighbor Lihertyville, Woodstock, Zion, and Dundee. Ela-Vernon was here for a non-conference game on Tuesday. May 5. The district tournnow and will take almost anything that is dropped into their spawning bed. Many times a bass will slap at your bait with its tail just to keep the bed clean. Be persistent. That is the only way to catch bass. The bluegills and crappies are beginning to come up for poppers. The color is your choice, but we prefer a brown or yellow tied on a number 10 ed for the 2-ball foursome ! or 12 hook for this time of which will be played Sunday, j yoar For daytime fishing try May 24th. Foursomes will be 1 sman wet flys fished slow and drawn and tee times posted |XVjth short jerks. A small piece May 16th. No handicap is nec- . 0f Worm or pork rind someessary. We urge all gals to times makes a wet fly more at sign up as it is rumored there j tractive. will be many "eligible bache- ! lors" looking for partners. See you on the tee next week! Man. Nite Mixed Team No. 1 Team No. 3 Team No. 4 Team No. 2 58 57 51 43 39 39 37 W 58% 51% 51 31 L 36 38 39 45 53 57 57 59 L 37% 44% 45 65 MCHS GOLF TEAM WINS 3 MATCHES FROM 3 OPPONENTS A week ago Thursday Crystal Lake came to McHenry only to go down in defeat 8%- 3%. Low score for McHenry was Rich Smith with a 39 and lost 2 points. Matt Eichinger shot a 41 to his opponent 41 to tie his match. Gary Adams won his match on the last hole to win 2 point, 42-43. Cam Clark playing in the number 5 position shot a 41 to beat his man for 2 points. Steve Fike playing in the number 6 position won from his man ,2 points. Steve had a 48. • Friday Zion came to McHenry for a rematch and as before went down 10-0. Low man was Gary Adams with 37. At the present time Gary is pressing Matt and Rich for the number 1 position. Rich Smith and Cam Clark each shot a 41. Bob Vaupell had a 43 and Matt Eichinger had a 47. ; Monday May 4, Libertyville came to McHenry only to be badly beaten by a 14% to % score in an eighteen hole match. Matt Eichinger was low man with a 36-39-75, this is his best score in competition this year. Gary Adams playing in the number 2 position had a 39-41-80 to win 3 points. Rich Smith playing the number 3 position shot a 38-43-81. Dick beat his "opponent for 3 points. Cam Clark beat his man 42-41-83. Cam, a freshman, was playing number 4 position. Bob Vaupell playing the number 5 position shot a 42-40-82. He received 2%, his opponent tied him on the front nine for a % point. Friday the team will travel to Arlington Heights for the district qualifying round. Last year Matt qualified with a 75. This year all five of the boys have a good chance of qualifying individually as well as a team. This year's team is the best balanced team MCHS has had in the last 8 years. The five players are averaging 81 strokes per matclu FOX VALLEY RIDERS Tuesday Business Men W L Skyline Drive-In 60 36 Busch's Holiday Inn 56 v2 39% Tomasello's 52%' 43% Mister M's 51 45 Fowler's Resort 47 49 North Bridge Marine 43 53 Thelen's Sand & Gravel 40 56 Mike's Fireside 35 61 W. L. Women, Monday 7 P.M. W L Lake Cleaners 67% 28% Viola's 58 38 Cardinal 57% 38% Handy Pantry 50 46 Leigh's 41 55 Gutzman's 39% 56% Fredricksen 37% 58% Nels Johnson 33 63 Thurs. Harry-Uppers Pins Over Average: watched. What do you do with 1 ament opens next Monday, May a carp? Somehow, Greg got the big fish into the deep freeze -- still flapping around. Shortly his mom opened the deep freeze and had the surprise of her life. 11, with teams from Antioch, Gravslake, McHenry and Round Lake competing. Box Score Contest Winner VIoHenry (4) AB R H RBI Schaefer, ss 3 1 -1 0 Roti, 2b 4 0 1 0 R. Smith, cf 4 0 0 0 Oeffling, If 4 0 0 1 •T. Smith, lb 2 1 1 0 Creutz, c 2 1 1 0 Sompel, 3b 3 1 1 0 Gates, rf 3 0 0 0 Claybaugh, p 1 0 0 1 Hester, p 2 0 0 1 Totals 28 4 5 3 Barrinpton (8) AB R H RBI Hendee, 2b 4 1 1 1 Heetz, ss 3 2 1 0 Fink, p 2 0 0 1 Douglas, If 2 1 1 1 Kinnamon, lb 4 0 1 1 Pottec-if 1 1 1 0 Waterman, 3b 2 1 0 0 Moore, c 3 1 2 3 Lahti, cf 3 1 0 0 Totals 24 8 7 7 The way a motorist uses the automobile horn is a test of good manners. The Fox Valley Riders weekly meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening. Anyone interested in joining our fine club, please feel free to come to a meeting and get acquainted. Don't forget our Scrambles Race on May 10th. The refreshment stand is being built this weekend. The club will participate in a Road Run given by the State Line Riders Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cohan of Island Lake were introduced as members. The trophies given by the club for high poiijit standings were won by: Men 1 st place -- Bud Milinac 2nd place -- Jim DeYoung 3rd place -- Bob Mertins Women 1st place -- Fran Mertins 2nd place -- Marilyn Milinac 3rd place -- Joan Jacobson •^r McHenry Country Club Golf News by Busse Next Sunday will be the beginning of the Directors' tournament. In class A the following matches will be played. A1 Noonan vs. Paul Overton, Earle S e e p e vs. Norman I^naack, Tim Wheelock vs. Iwlc Freund, Ed Buss vs. Hank Sayner, Don Bollman vs. Art Jackson, Gene Sayler vs. Hank Tonyan, Howard Wilkinson vs. John Busscher, and Wally Kadisak vs. Earl Brown. In Class B Joe Etten vs. Ed Bruns, Dick Hester vs. George Rink, Roy Weselius vs. Jack Buckie, Bill Donnelly vs. Herb Reihansperger, H. Fitzgerald vs. Joe Muska, Matt Hoffman vs. Bill Funk, Ray Rode vs. Lenny Antonsen, and Ed Gac vs. Hank Jackson. For the benefit of the people who own electric caddy carts, you may now use them except when there is a sign on the 1st tee which states contrary. This sign will be put up when in the opinion of the green committee possible damage to the golf course could result. The games committee > j ruled that any ball lying on tfie ground which has been dyg up to plant bushes around r the course is to be lifted without penalty. Now that the stand in < tfrp woods is open,, it becomes.- jjcreasingly evident that He other building in the vrgpfc which was constructed last fSl will see considerable us?. C h i c k H a r b e r t , N a t i o n a l PGA champion, will play -and hold a golf clinic at the Comptometer employee golf tournament, McHenry Country Club, May 9. ) Northern lllina Bowmen News The Northern Illini Bowmen's Association will hold their monthly club shoot on Sunday, May 10th. Registration begins at 9:00 a:m. All archer's are welcome. Registration closes at 1;00 p.m. Show Starts At Dusk M. Adams J. Haag • • M. Murphy ..49 ..47 ..35 TOM CARLSON \ Tom C a r l s o n o f C e n t e r street, with a score of twentysix points, won first prize of a motor and model plane, in a contest conducted recently by th6 "Flying Tigers". Boys of any age Interested in joining a flying club for building and flying model planes can get further information at Mark's Sporting Goods store. 4EE SKAT 5 2 P.M. to 4:80 P.M. Also SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 to 4 Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. 81 Sun. 8 to 11 P.M. JUST rat FUN nifit McHENRY. ILL. BECKER'S ENNE1 i Mile East off the Skyline Mw-In PHONE McHENRY 248® YRAININ© or* HS@ARDil#© , FOR ALL BREEDS Stud Sewic® • Heated & Kennels € derma® Shorlhair Pups F<w Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving SB. J. Smith, Gates, Hendee. Reetz, Fink, Lahti, Douglas ( 2 ) . 2B. Potter. HR. Moore. Winner--Fink. Loser--Claybaugh. 1-2. McHenry 011 200 0 -- 4 5 3 Barrington 060 200 - -- 8 7 4 A husband is a man who knows that his wife's reasoning is largely sound. RUMMAGE SALE A rummage sale will be held in the Zion Lutheran church basement, Rt. 120 west, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on May 14 and 15, sponsored by the Ladies' Aid. F R E E POLISHING CLOTH WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED POLISH OR CLEANER TY AUTO SUPPLY Replacement Parts and Auto Accessories Rt/ 120 Ea«t PHONE 778 McHenry, 111. you're worth more than you think Do you know how much it would cost at today s prices--to replace your furniture, household goods, per* sonal articles and family clothing if they should be destroyed by fire? Does your insurance protect all your possessions? If you have any doubts, ask us to recommend the insurance you need for FULL protection. Phone-Call-Write today- . EA1L R. WALSH ;• 112 E. Elm St. PHONE 48 McHenry, III. ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Children (Under 12) ZSt Open Daily at 6:40 Continuous Sundays From 3:00 P.M. FREE PARKING - 125 CARS! Tel JAckson 6-1421 60c Adults -- 25c Childreu FRI - SAT -- MAY 8-9 III "IT' NO STORY TOPS THAT OF OUR P.W.s IN Stalagfl • I i i , I ^ starring WILLIAM HOLDEN DON TAYLOR OTTO PREMINGER m A Paramount Re-Release rf^BaaHggoii^MaHnBrai Shows at 7 & 9:10 SUN - MON - TUES MAY 10-11-12 "THE HANGING TREE" with Gary Cooper - Maria Schell in Technicolor Continuous Sunday from 3:0C WED, THUR, FRI, SAT MAY 13-14-15-16 The 13 > GREATEST SHOCKS of all time!/ THURS -- LAST DAY MAY 7 "THE SHAGGY DOg' FRI - SAT -- MAY 8-9 Susan Hayward in "I WANT TO LIVE" STARTING SUNDAY FOR 4 DAYS MAY 10-11-12-13 See the 13 greatest shock$ of all time! "HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL" Vincent Price --And-- "LEGION OF THE DOOMED" * Every Wednesday is Ladles Nite crystal TWO SHOWS FRI, SAT, StJN BEGINNING AT DUSK^ (FRI - SAT -- MAY 8-9 Dean Martin -- Jerry Lewis Double Feature "AT WAR WITH THE ARMY" also "CATTLE EMPIRE" Joel McCrea £ Late Show Sat. Nite, May 9 "THE CRUEL TOWER" G3HB3 Now thru Sat -- May 7-9 Continuous Saturday at 2 p.m. Voted Best Actor of Year! DAVID NIVEN in "SEPARATE TABLES" with Burt Lancaster and Rita Hayworth Also little teen-ager you're gonna love . . . Molly Bee in "GOING STEADY" Added Pluto Cartoon SUN - MON - TUES MAY 10-12 Continuous Sunday at 2 p.m. A Picture of Thundering Power! Gary Cooper in 'THE HAWGING TREE" with Marie Schell -- Karl Maiden in Sparkling Technicolor Also selected short subjects STARTS WEDNESDAY MAY 13 Uncanny with the Unbelievable! "THE HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL" with Vincent Price Also Randolph Scott in "RIDE LONESOME" ONE SHOW ONLY MON, TUES, WED, THURS Beginning At Dusk SUN - MON - TUES MAY 10-11-12 "ENEMY BELOW'* "ROCKET ROAR" "JOLLY THE CLOWN" WED - THURS -- MAY 15-16 'THE TRAP" "LIANE JUNGLE GODDESS" McHENI HEATRE 218 S. Green Ph. 144 FRI - SAT -- MAY One of the greatest comic artists! Jacques Tati's "MY UNCLE" (Technicolor) SUN - MON - TUES ! MAY 10-11-12 , i Gary Cooper - Karl Maiden "THE HANGING v TREE" (Technicolor) Continuous Sunday from 3 ,p.m. WED thru SAT MAY 13-16 Double Feature "THE BLACK ORCHID" d Anthony Quinn - Sophia Loren I "THE TRAP" i Richard Widmark Lee J. Cobb Please Note! Effective Sunday, | May 17 and throughout the summer season, matinees will be discontinued. Doors will open every day at- 6:45 P.M. J:-