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'ag« THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER RICHMOND DEFEATS SHAMROCKS 1512 HERE LAST SUNDAY By Mickey Schaefer Busse tells you of a hole-inone by Earle Seepe in Golf News this week, but some side lights follow the story. This was Earle's second holein- one on the McHenry Coun- 1 ry Club course and it happen-1 The league reading Riched on the 14th hole -- 214 mond team came to McHenry yards. Oddly enough, Paul and defeated the Shamrocks Overton witnessed both of these i 15-12 in a game considered events that are supposed to. anything but a pitchers' duel, happen just once in a life-: The Shamrocks jumped to a time. ! five-nothing lead in the first Earle was golfing with Chick j when Joe Stanek lead off with Harbert, who was visiting theja walk. Bentz walked and club to . give exhibition, and i then Freund doubled and Ol- Jack Schram, j son and Benson both singled. I After two out Jorden walked i Most of the boys on our j and Weber doubled in our fin- ' MCHS track team are takirigjal funs of that frame. . their lumps Against more ex-1 Ron Mauer was going great perienced teams, but we feel j with a 5-0 lead until the sev- ' that track will give many more ; eRlh inning when Richmond boys a chance to compete in j scored four runs. They scored sports and should be very bene-1 ^lve more in ^he eighth and fjcjaj ; came back with six in the ninth to give Richmond a 15- 5 lead going into the last of the ninth. We scored seven runs in the ninth when Stanek lead off with a walk, and Bentz followed with a double. Freund was then safe on an error, and also safe on a fielder's choice to fill the bases | Our high school baseball i team seems to have hit the 'skids after a fine start. Seems there are some slick pitchers in this league/ McHenry by Busse The Johnsburg Tigers had little trouble beating the Wood-; stock Merchants 9 to 1 last i wilh nobody out. Roger Ben Sunday. Next Sunday Algonquin's entry in the county league will appear on a Johnsburg diamond. That should be a little tougher. son then struck out for the first out. Baker walked in a run and Jorden's single brought in another run. Weber then grounded to the pitcher who threw home to force Olson coming in for the second out. Art Beck walked to force in a run to make the score 15- Mickey Schaefer gives you a report on the Shamrock- Richmond slugging match this singles YvTreund IndVim .weefc Next; Sunday will find Justen and a walk to Benson the Shamrocks at Elgin where brought in our final three mns ,they meet the Braves in ano-, before Herb Baker struck out iher league game. J t0 encj the garhe with the score , , |15-12. t Coach Chuck Cuda is very Box Soore Jin the district event. 1 The grapevine tells us that tLarry Nimsgern can't wait to Jsee a major league ball game. flfears ago we promised to take *him to see the White Sox, but Jyou know how some of those j Mack, p Cub fans are! We were reading: "Faith /ill never. cUe as long as color-: d seed catalogs are printed?' I These modern times! They fiad "Get Well" cards for years. jNow comes a rack with "Get tost" numbers. i The "Forester Junior High School Softball Tournament" s now in progress, but the schedule came in too late to jrint. Perhaps you can contact your schools to keep post- )AILY PINUPS: Education without tolerance like an empty egg shell. The family is like a book therein the children are the Richmond AB R H Meyer, ss 6 2 2 Rich Miller. 3b 4 2„ 0 D. Schmitt, lb 6 1 2 H. Miller, cf 4 1 1 Ron Miller, c 5 1 2 G. Miller, If 4 0 0 Cramer, If 1 1 1 J. Schmitt, rf 4 1 2 Christensen, 2b 5 3 1 2 0 0 Shaw, p 1 1 1 Arsenau, p 1 2 1 43 15 13 McHenry AB £ H J. Stanek, 3b, rf 4 2 1 D. Bentz, cf 5 2 1 D. Freund, ss 4 2 2 C. Olson, c 4 0 3 J. Justen, ph 1 0 1 R. Benson, lb 5 1 1 H. Baker, rf 4 1 0 A. Jorden, 3b 0 1 0 C. Pierce, If 4 1 1 R. Weber, 2b 4 1 2 R. Mauer, p 2 0 0 G. Long, p 0 0 0 A. Beck, p 1 1 0 1 38 12 12 In the Directors tournament which started last Sunday the winners were as follows. Overton beat Noonan, Knaack beat Seepe, Wheelock beat Freund, Buss beat Sayner, Bollman beat Jackson, Sayler beat Tonyan.i Nilles beat Wilkinson, and Kadisak beat Brown in class A. In class B Bruns beat Etten, Rink beat Hester, Buckie beat Weselius, Ppeihansperger beat Donnelly, Fitzgerald beat Muska, Hoffman beat Funk, Rode beat Antonson, Jackson beat Gac. Next Sunday in class B: Bruns vs Rink, Buckie vs Reihansperger, Fitzgerald vs" Hoffman and Rode vs Jackson. In class A: Thursday/May 14, 1953 SOPH TRACK MEN BEAT BRONCS: LOOSE TO TIGERS After losing to Crystal Lake last Thursday, 73-45, McHenry's soph track team beat a good Barrington team in impressive style 65-53. The chief point contributor in the Crystal Dake meet was Von Wollenberg with a first in the high hurdles, second in the 100-yd. dash, and anchor on the 440-yd. relay team. T. Creighton won the 88Qyd. run and anchored the mile relay team while Jim Hansen placed first in the mile and third in the 880. Other point men included Bill Hintze, K. Aeverman, J. Templeman, Ed Samen, G. Wilkinson, B. Wright, H. Stinespring, Kip Thornton, , R. Freund and B. Krefft. Although the team lost, nevertheless, many: of the team's j men showed much progress and desire resulting in faster times. With the addition of Bill O'Brien, the Soph team won its first meet this year last Tuesday. The Bronchs began to fall when Rog Swanson started M. C.H.S. off with a first in the high hurdles. O'Brien and Freund contributed 4 more by taking second and third respectively in the 100-yd. dash. In the 880-yd. run T. Creighton took first and J. Hansen second, while later O'Brien grabbed first and Faunt third t h e 4 4 0 - y d . d a s h . B i l l jt!iitiiiiii!iiiii!i!iiiiiiiiinniiiinntiiiiiiiiiitiiifttniiiiiraiiiiittt!iii(iili 0 Outdoors il v Jack Walsh Overton vs Knaack, Buss vs : in Wheelock, Bollman vs Sayler j Wright, who has been throwand Nilles vs Kadisak. : ing the shot and disc very The shot of the week was •Hwdl lately, took second in the the hole in 1 by Earle Seepe > shot put to add three more on the 14th hole. Congratula- i points to the McHenry total. Without competition T. Antonson, Krefft and Fletcher won the pole vault in that order. Ed Samen raced to second place in the low hurdles after which Jim Hansen and George Wilkinson placed one, two in the mile run. In the McHenry High School to have i 220-yd. dash, R. Freund was this honor. Dean did it back in 1 so™nd ci^e,y ^Howed by B. 1945. It has been quite a dry ® Brien. Hintze third in the spell for McHenry. Congratu- j high jump, Swanson second m lations, Matt, and good luck ! *he discus throw, and the windown state. Gary Adams, son I n*n& mile relay team rounded of Mr. and Mrs. Vale Adams, j ol,t a fine team effort. | came in tied for second in the ' - tions Earle. Matt Eichinger qualified at Old Orchard last week to go down state for the state of Illinois high school golf championship. Matt also qualified last year. He is the first person since Dean McCracken from conference tournament held at McHenry last Monday. Gary is only a sophomore and, having played with Gary and Vale last Saturday, I can assure you it was no fluke. Gary is going to have a tough job following in his father's footsteps as Vale ha$_won Jh§. McHenry 'Country Club *Cha5npionship more times than any other person. Low jiet winners Sunday were in class A, 1st with a 71, Frank Rourke, tied for 2nd with 73's Art Jackson Don Bollman. 1st in class B with a 73 H. Fitzgerald, tied for 2nd with 76's Joe Muska, and H. V. Jackson. Blind Bogeywinner was Earle Seepe, the number drawn was 85. BARRINGTON BEAT® IMPROVED WARRIOR TRACK TEAM HERE Winning Pitcher: Arsenau. Losing Pitcher: Beck. Home Runs: Meyer, Shaw. Doubles: Meyer, D. Schmitt, lReeaavveess ttihiee poaarreennttss aarree ttnhee ccoovv - RFo n M^i llQer1- CWramebeerr. Bentz, fir and the grandparents write ; j "the sequel. i,, A too definite maybe is ? SOFTBALL NOTES •ten the equivalent of a tenta- J^ve no. < Tonight at 7:00, Old Bridge Perfection is something we ancj Hans' Tavern will play jnay strive for but seldom at- their first game of the year. *$ain thru self-seeking. ; an(j following that game Holli- The most interesting guest | cjay Inn will take on last year's fls the gentleman who, whenj Champion Bimbo team. There jthere is nothing to say, doesn't; will be some new faces on all the teams this year, all of the teams have picked up new men to fill in where a few of the players of last year are not playing anymore. Another reminder about the Baseball FOX VALLEY RIDERS $ay it. ANONYMOUS t HOLD RUMMAGE SALE • Anyone desiring to donate items for the rummage sale at "St. Paul's Episcopal church on. Dance this coming Saturday at Saturday, May 16, may call i the V.F.W. Get your tickets Lucille Stewart, 3389, Ednajfrom any of the ballplayers or Jtobel, 1776, and Louise Fowles, 1144. ) The four-hour day will bring many changes into our lives. )Tor example, coffee breaks will have to be re-scheduled. at the door. Come one and all for a fun filled night. Next Tuesday, May 19th, McCullom Lake and Bimbos' will play the first game and Casey's will take on Old Bridge in the second. The Fox Valley Riders met at their club house Wednesday evening. A lime bag run was set up by our club president, Jim De- Young, and ended at our latest sponsor's place of business. The Willows at Island Lake. The winners were: 1st -- Larry Dodd, Frank Nickrebecki. 2nd -- Ed Kraeplin, Bud Milinac. 3rd -- Don Voigt. Two prospective members, Ron Mueller and Russ Cohan also entered the run and came in 1st and 3rd. Frank Neckrebecki entered the State Line Road Run and won 3rd place. McHenry's foundling track team was beaten again Monday at its final home meet, 84-; 34. The score, however, does' nothing to indicate the great? effort put forth by everyone on the Warrior team. All but four of McHenry's poinl total were accounted for by firsts which are worth five arid • P°*m^s ea°h- Mike Creighton accounted for three of these with victories in the 880-yard run (2:09.6). 120-yard, higl^ hurdles (:16.4), and high jump (5'11"). Mike again bettered the school record in the high hurdles and achieved a personal high tor the high jump. In 1he high jump, incidentally. Mike had to beat two Barrington boys who qualified for the State contest in the Evanston District Meet Saturday. Mike would have qualified with a jump of 5* 11" in the meet Saturday. Jim Jones accounted for his fifth conference victory in the mile with a time of 4:56.8. "Sonny" Hocin and Jim Creighton achieved their first conference victories in the 180- y a r d , l o w h u r d l e s a n d t h e broad jump, respectively. "Sonny"' bettered the school record in the low hurdles in 22:5 sec., and Jim had a very good jump of 19'4. Our other points were accounted for by Bruce Hint/.p in the discus. Jay Walkington in the mile, "Butch" Justen in the 220-yard sprint and Wilkinson in the pole vault. Crappie fishermen are reportedly making fine catches in Wonder Lake lately. Minnows and streamer flies are the most productive baits used. The other night we enjoyed the sport of landing a seven pound channel cat on our fly rod. This is by no means a great feat, but a lot of fun nevertheless. When the big fellow, accompanied by three of his smaller cousins appeared on the table the rest of the family enjoyed what they consider the best part of fishing. Last Saturday afternoon a friend and ourself headed for the creek here in McHenry where we keep our boat. Upon arriving we discovered the boat had been stolen. A few little "nuggets of wisdom" were mutlered through tightly, clenched teeth, but all was not lost as far as the fishing went. Bill Althoff came to the rescue with a kind offer to lend us his boat. The theft was reported and Monday evening we were notified by the sheriff's office that our craft had been recovered and the culprit apprehended. We are very grateful to everyone who helped us recover the boat. The McHenry Sportsmen's C l u b i s h o l d i n g n i g h t t r a p shoots from dark to ten o'clock Friday night. Everyone is invited to take part. SOPHOMORE TEAM WIMS THRILLER AT LIBERTYVILLE, 7-6 By Jack Yegge In a very well played and exciting game McHenry defeated Libertyville 7-6. DeCicco started the game and was relieved by Morenz in the third inning. The first hit of the game was a double by Sanford. Klapperich struck out. Gates singled and was out trying for second. Sanford scored on the play. Hiller walked and Buckie flied out. In the fifth inning Gates, Hiller, Buckie, Morenze and Pay all scored to tie up the fhme. The seventh inning started off with Yegge getting hat by ft pitched ball. Zank singled moving Yegge to second. Sanford struck out. While Klapperich was up to bat Yegge stole third and scored when the catcher threw over the tfcird baseman's head. This proved to be the winning run. Klapperich and Reese struck but to end the game. WRITERS* CLUB MEETS The Crystal Lake Writers' club will meet Thursday, May 14, at 8 p.m. at the home of Clarence Sparks, 325 Putnam avenue, Woodstock. Anyone interested in writing is welcome as a guest at club meetings. If it will please her at her age, why not tell her she's beautiful? But don't yawn when you say it. McHENRY HOST TO NORTH SUBURBAN GOLF CONFERENCE Last Monday six members of the North Suburban Conference participated in the annual golf tournament held this year at the McHenry Country Club. Each school team consisted of 5 players, however, team score is the total of 4 lowest scores. Lowest team score went to Barrington with a 319, McHenry placed second with a 329, followed by Crystal Lake with a 347. Individual medalist went to Larry Grelli of Barrington with a 77; Gary Adams, McHenry, and Cary Wickland, Barrington, tied for second with 79's, tied for fourth at 80 were James Roufman, Harrington and Jeff#Jones, Crystal Lake. The 5 lowest scoring players received individual medals and the conference trophy went to Barrington. By Judy Dolce McCullom Lake Sportsmen's Club ARCHERY The archery section of the McCullom Lake Sportsmen's Club will be in full force next Saturday and Sunday from 1:30 p.m. on to? to start the season properly. Fifty butts were purchased for a good will gesture by our club to be erected for seven butts four bales high and for a backdrop of about 30 extra ones to stop the stray arrows from bouncing over into the next field. All are invited to visit, w&tch, or participate. Come over and ask questions about this sport -- it may be the means of getting better acquainted with your next door neighbor! Also, picnic lunches are in order, and bring a pencil for a score card which will eventually be in order, too. Old and young alike are asked to participate to loosen those shoulder and back muscles and to help in coordinating both mind and body. What's that famous saying--? 4-H -- H e a r t - H e a l t h - H a n d s - And?-- you know the other one I am sure. Come out and live a little in the bright sun! SCIENCE LECTURE There will be a free lecture at the Clarence Olson school, Woodstock, on Tuesday evening, May 19, at 8 p.m. on the subject, "Christian Sciences Religion for the Present and the Future". ATTENDS MEETING Dr. H. S. Fike attended the annual meeting of the American Animal Hospital association, held in Colorado Springs, Colo., Irom May 7 t,o 9. ICE THE McHenry Plaindealer WILL BE PUBLISHED ONE DAY EARLIER MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND. ALL COPY DEADLINES WILL BE MOVED UP ONE DAY. --McHenry Recreation-- Thurs. 9:15-- R. Kuna, 224-580; A. Otto. 227-6U; Abel, 216-576; R. Boro, 539; Sutton, 566; Larkin, 226-628; Overton, 525; Kinsala, 227-555; Krause, 552; Lottchea, 214-213-590; Corso, 234-230-669; R. Blake, 526; A. Kunz, 553; M. KreUger, 551; D. Weber, 542; E. Koch, 256-592; W. Pries, 559; E. Peisert, 541; W. Webb, 218-589; R. Brogdon, 532; N. Dalby, 554. Final Standings Thursday 9:15 P.M. League Team -Won Lost Riverside Barber Shop 66 33 Old Bridge • , . Tavern 63 36 ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Children (Under 12) Zlk Open Dally at 6:40 Continuous Sundays From 3:00 P.M. FREE PARKINf* - 125 CAKS! Tel JAckson 6-1421 60c Adults -- 25c Children WED - THURS - FRI - SAT MAY 13-14-15-16 The 13 GREATEST SHOCKS of all time!. SUN - MON - TUES - WED MAY 17-18-19-20 jggWPBESfflTS A INNODEIAURENIIIS PRODUCTION TECHNICOLOR®* TECHNIPAMA® F. M. Television 61 3&» McHenry Disposal 59% 39^ Lakeside . Inn 52 >i7 Clark Chevrolet 51 48 H. E. Buch & Sons 44 55 McHenry Recreation * 42 The Kent ;di: » Corporation 41% 5* Park Pub 41 The Vogue 37 y2 , 6r% Freund - Oil Cn. 3512 ^63^ The Riverside Barber "Shop won the League Championship in a tight race. They clinched it on the last night by winning 2 games. SHOP IN McHENRY ' CRYStThAcaLt rl a FRI - SAT -- MAY 15-16 Double Feature Program Richard Widmark Lee J. Cobfc Technicolor "THE TRAP" A nd ' ' Marian Michaels' Hardy Kruger "LIANE, JUNGLE GODDESS" Eastman -Color Late Show Saturday Nite o Jane Russell in "UNDERWATER" In Technicolor! £ THURS - FRI - SAT MAY 13 - 16 Matinee Saturday at 2 P.M. Thrilling Super-Shocker with Vincent Price "HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL" Plus Exciting Co-Hit! Randolph Scott in "RIDE LONESOME" In Technicolor ENJOY YOURSELF . . . GO OUT MORE SEE BETTER BIG SCREEN OUTDOOR SHOWS! FAfM REAL) THE WANT ADS GRAYSLAKE, ILL. OPEN 7 P.M. SAT. & SUN. -- 7:30 P.M. WEEKDAYS CHILDREN UNDER 12 -- IN CARS -- FREE ; SUN - MON - TUES MAY 17 - 19 Matinee Sunday, at 2 P.M. 2 great hits on one big PROGRAM Audrey Hepburn Anthony Perkins in "GHEEN MANSIONS Also Powerful Co-Hit! "THE JOURNEY" with Deborah Kerr - Yul Brynner Both Features in Color! Sitarts Wednesday, May 20 "UP PERISCOPE" and "GOOD DAY FOR A HAMMING" SUN - MON - TUES May 17-18-19 "THE REMARKABLE MR. PENNYPACKER" CinemaScOpe Color by DeLuxe Clifton Webb Dorothy McGuire WED - THURS -- MAY 2cSl Double Feature Program James Stewart Arthur Kennedy "BEND OF THE RIVER" Color by Technicolor And Gregory Peck - Ann Blytfa in Rex Beach's "WORLD IN Aiv: HIS ARMS" UC Technicolor Show Starts At Dusk: THURS - FRI - SAT MAY 14-15-16 June Allyson - Jeff ChandTW "STRANGER IN MY ARMS" and Randolph Scott A In ™ "RIDE LONESOME" SUN - MON -- MAY 17-18 In Color "GREEN MANSIONS"ft Audrey Hepburn * Anthony Perkins « TUES - WED - THURS « MAY 19-20-21 All Color Program £ Glenn Ford - Ernest Borgnir^j "TORPEDO RUN" % and Alan Ladd - Ernest Borgniiw "THE BADLANBEBS'S Every Wednesday is Ladies Nite McHenr Theati McHENRY S LARGEST ANNUAL DANCE TO BE HELD 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE McHENRY 2436 !G FOR ALL BREEDS Stud Service + Heated & Unhealed Kennels 9 German Shorikak Pups For Sale Obedience - Himiing - Retrieving URE 16.1999 L AY MAflMii SKATBNfy 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. JUST FOR FUN M1ER RMK McHENRY, ILL. 9:00 P.M. Til Sponsored by McHenry VFW Softball League V,F.f. HU. - McHENRY PUBLIC INVITED -- REFRESHMENTS TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED AT Buss Motors Bimbo and Sons Holiday Inn Han's Tavern Old Bridge Tavern Hettermann's Tavern Casey's Sportsmen Inn Bernice lk Whitey's Tavern WED THUR - FRI - SAT -- MAY 13-14-15-16 A THOUSAND HELLS IS PAM0O WB1SI Ravra «•>--, ! ROW CALHOUN TECHNICOLOR* AInM CAMSCT MFVA0N0U CCOTKLMOR Plus Late Show Sat. SUN MON - TUES - WED -- MAY 17-21 'ROMANTIC RIOTK DEBBIE RflNOlAS 'TONY RANDMU- ~ RAULDOUGIAS. , . "The \ Mating Game" " C**naS«5* ted ttTBOCOLtH Cartoon & Novelty IU5 MOST ELECTRIFYING ^ PERFORMANCE FRANK SINATRA MITZI GAYNOR JEANNE CRAIN The EDDIE ALBERT KSf YLAND Joker is Wild COMING! -- ONE WEEK -- MAY 22-28 U|%|A nnilfA" John Wayne -- Dean Martin Rill dRAVU Ricky NeIson & "ANDY HARDY COMES HOME" -- M. Rooney 218 S. GREEN ST. PHONE 144 THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY -- MAY 14-15-16 -- Double Feature Program -- Sophia LOREN -- Anthony QUINN "THE BLACK ORCHID" VisftaVision And - Richard WIDMARK -- Lee J. COBB "THE TRAP" Technicolor SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY -- MAY 17-18-19 Sunday 5:00 - 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. Monday and Tuesday 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. Deborah KERR -- David NIVEN "SEPARATE TABLES" Also SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS SUNDAY, MAY 17 KIDDIE SHOW -- 3:00 to 5:00 P.M. LUCILLE BALL and DESI ARNAZ in "THE LONG, LONG TRAILER" Plus THREE COLOR CARTOONS WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 -- FOR 4 DAYS -- Double Feature Program -- "HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL" Starring VINCENT PRICE And Dana ANDREWS -- Jane POWELL "ENCHANTED ISLAND" Technicolor