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Page Four THE McHENRY PLAMDEALER Wednesday, May 27, 1959' CUtdkJu Baseball Dance The Johnsburg Community Club will sponsor a benefit dance for the Tigers on Saturday night (Memorial Day) of this week. They ask you to join the fun. Tigers vs. Shamrocks The Johnsburg Tigers come to McHenry for a Memorial Day game and some of the Shamrock hoys have asked us to let you fans know that they have put together a pretty good team of local boys. We honestly believe the Shamrocks are much better this year and should be, in the thick of the battle for first place. The team does need your support. Sunday Games McHenry at Algonquin johnsburg at Elgin V.F.W. Richmond at Elgin Arrows SPACE, MAX! We are cutting this column Short to allow space for many shorts accounts. We hope to get all stories in this week. Just hopin! SHAMROCKS HIT THE BALL TO BEAT ELGIN Bailie Of Bats^ Gives Home Te^ 15 To 10 Victor} MCHS GOLFERS END FINE YEAR WITH VICTORY by Judy Dolce Two weeks ago while Matt Eichinger made the trip to Champaign, the golf team kept up its winning pace. Mr. Thorn-! as took the team to Dundee where our boys beat Dundee by a one-sided score of 9%-% By Mickey Schaefer T h e M c H e n r y S h a m r o c k s evened up their record at 2 and 2 Sunday with art. 15-10 victory over the Elgin Arrows. Don Bentz was the batting star with four hits including a triple which gave him three RBI's for the day. jack Schaefer also had three runs batted in. He had three hits including a double. Joe Stanek, Chuck Olson and Jerry Long each had two hits apiece. Chuck Olson had a triple in the first which drove in two .runs. Jerry Long pitched seven innings and was t h e w i n n i n g p i t c h e r L o n g struck out five while walking six. The Elgin Arrows scored two runs in the first, one in th^ second, three in the fifth, one more in the sixth, two more in the seventh, and one more in the ninth. We scored four in the first when Joe Stanek led off with a single to center and took second when Gould juggled the ball. Jack Schaefer was safe when the second baseman dropped his popup in short right field. Bentz then singled home Stanek with our first run, Olson then brought Schaefer and Bentz home' with a triple to deep left center and scored himself on Rab Weber's Hirt, c 5 1 1 2 Ward, lb 4 2 2 0 Lugar, rf 4 1 2 0 Ziemit, p 0 0 0 0 Ratloff, p 2 0 0 0 Davis, p 1 0 0 0 O'Hare, p 1 1 1 0 40 10 13 9 McHenry Country Club Golf News , by Busse Strike outs -- Long 5. Walks -- Long 6, Mauer 1, Davis 3. O'Hare 3, Ratloff 1. Stolen Bases -- Olson, Bentz. Home Runs -- Hirt. Triples -- Miller, Wold, Bentz, Olson. . Doubles -- Schaefer, Kouass. Wining Pitcher -- Long 2-0. Losing Pitcher -- Ziemit. SOFTBALL NOTES for 9 holes. Rich Smith was low man with a 38, followed b/. Bob t 'V;aupc;'s We scored six more in the Adams had a 42, Cam Clark 41 and Bob Beckenbaugh 45. The following day the team t r a v e l e d t o W o o d s t o c k a n d won a hard fought battle 6-4 for nine holes. Rich Smith, No. 2 man and Matt Eichinger, No. 1 man did not make this trip, but the underclassmen proved |ihey had balance to win this match. Next op£x>nent that came to JfcHenry was the Northwest Suburban champs, Grayslake. A close match was in sight iand the MclHenry boys' came through in true form to beat grayslake 8-7. Scores of this match, Matt Eichinger won 78- 81; Rich Smith won 80-87; Cam Clark won 88-96; Gary Adams lost 83-79, and Bob Vaupell jjpst 89-85. "'• The following day, Friday, IVoodstock came to McHenry and because of bad weather only 9 holes were played. Again third when Wickenkamp led off with a single. Then after Weber and Benson were easy outs, there were four straight s i n g l e s b y J o u r d a n , L o n g , Stanek, and Schaefer. Bentz then tripled home Stanek and Schaefer and scored himself when Leach booted Olson's grounder. We scored three more in the fifth when Jerry Long led off with a single, and then Joe Stanek was safe on an error. Jack Schaefer then doubled over second and circled the bases when the ball got by the centerfielder. We scored our final two runs in the eighth when Tom Roti led off and was safe on an error by Leach. Then Ron Mauer beat out a perfect bunt. Stanek was safe on a fielder's choice and Jourdan scored when Elgin threw the ball around, and Stanek took third. Joe Stanek McHenry proved to be too scored when the catcher threw, tough for Woodstock with a j the ball over the third base- 7-3 win. Matt Eichinger was! man's head on an attempted the only loser in this match by a 40-36 score. Other scores: Cam Clark and Rich Smith had 40's, Bob Vaupell had a 43 and Gary Adams a 45. This was one of the most successful seasons in the last 10 years. This year's team has ivon 9, lost 1 and tied 1. Only loss was to Elgin in a close match as 3 boys lost by 1 stroke. The team finished 2nd to Barrington in the Conference match. Bob Vaupell and Gary Adams are sophomores and Cam Clark is a freshman, followed by an up-coming fresh pickoff play. Schaefer then beat out a bunt and Don Bentz singled on the hit and run. Bentz then stole second but died on second when the next two batters were easy outs. Box Score McHenry (15) AB R H RBI J. Stanek.lf J. Schaefer, ss D. Bentz, cf C. Olson, lb J. Peterson, lb Wickenkamp, rf R. Weber, 2b R. Benson, c D. Jourdan, 3b should beiT ,Roti' 3b J. Long, p R. Mauer, p Wold, 2b Leach, If, ss Kouass, ss, If man Bob Beckenbaugh, the next year's team equally as strong. Matt Eichinger' and Rich Smith closed out their golfing careers for MCHS with an impressive team record of 9 wins, 1 loss and 1 tie. Matt is a four year letterman and Rich is a three year letterman in golf. While serving with the golf, team Matt has taken 2nd in i the conference, qualified twice j c for state competition at Champaign, and won 80% of his matches playing in the number one position . for the last three years. Rich Smith has not compiled the record Matt has, but he has earned three letters, and was always pushing Matt for the No. 1 position. Rich has proven that with hard work and practice, golf can be learned. As a freShman, Rich shot a 112, and by his senior year he had an average of 80 for 18 holes. Both boys will be missed next year. . The golf team and Coach Cuda would like to thank Julius Goffo for the advice and wonderful cooperation he has given the team. His enthusiasm 4nd assistance have been a jyonderful boost to our two --itenioi^team-membi 4$s to the younger boys coming OPBimbo's won their second straight last Tuesday night by defeating McCullom Lake 15- 7. McCullom Lake jumped out to a 4 run lead after 2 innings t^nly to have Bimbo's come back with 4 runs in the 3rd and 4th on 10 hits including doubles by Thomas, Payne and Goldbeck, with Fulton coming up with a triple in the 4th. Chuck Majercik homered in the 7th with a man on his first of the year. McCullom Lake came up with a last inning rally but needed too many to catch up. R H E Bimbo's 004 430 4--15 19 2 McCullom 310 000 3-- 7 15 2 Old Bridge squeezed by a 16-14 win over Casey's Sportsmen. Casey's put on a last inning rally only to fall short by 2 runs. It was the second time in as many games that Casey's put on a last inning rally. Ed Janik again came up with the big blows for Casey's with a triple and home run. Bob O'Brien led Old Bridge in the slugging department with a single, 2 doubles and a home run. Bob Nolan also hit for the circuit in the 5th. Old Bridge's big inning was the 2nd when 11 men batted and 7 runs scored. R H E Old Bridge 073 240 0--16 18 6 Casey's 002 320 7--14 18 7 On Thursday night Holliday Inn tried to come from behind only to fall short 9-4. Hettermann came up with 6 runs in the 3rd on 5 hits and 3 errors. Big blow of the inning was Lloyd Freund's double to score 2 runs. Joe Gilmore paced Holliday with a homer and single. Win Hagberg pitched the first five innings and gave up only one hit. Pat Simmons robbed John Hayes of an extra base hit in the 4th with a beautiful running catch. R H E Holliday Inn 010 000 3--4 6 5 Hettermann 016 200 --9 8 1 Buss Motors scored in every inning except the 5th to down Hans' Tavern 6-2. Sam Buenzli held Hans' to only 5 hits, while Buss came up with 10. Ed Buss homered in the first inning and Ray fioro came up with 3 straight hits for Buss Motors. Lee Williams scored 3 of the 6 runs for Buss. Ron Jackson singled twice for Hans' in as many times at bat. The only extra base hit for Hans' was a first inning double by Don Huff. R H E Hans' T. 010 0101 0--2 5 3 Buss Motors 111 102 --6 10 1 Tonight's games will match C a s e y ' s S p o r t s m e n a g a i n s t Hans' Tavern and Buss will take on Bimbo's. STANDINGS In the 3rd round of the Directors tournament in class A, Overton beat Wheelock, and Kadisak beat Sayler. In flaw B, Hoffman beat Rode, and Reihansperger beat Bruns. In the finals next Sunday Overton vs Kadisak, and Hoffman vs Reihansperger. Both of Sunday's matches should be very exciting as nobody gets to the finals of a tournament without consistently being able to shoot at or below his handicap. , Due to the paper being a day early this week low nets, and Blind Bogey were not figured out yet. The lowest round shot this week was a 72 by Norman Knaack. ' I would like to apologize to Earle Seepe, and Harold Michels. Last week I said that the 67 I shot was a course record. I had been of the opinion that 68 was the course record and had been held by Earle, Harold, Jimmy Clark and myself. It seems that I was completely wrong as both Harold, and Earle had 67's last year. Please forgive me fellas. The annual spring men and ladies outing was held Sunday afternoon with the winners being Earle Seepe and Nadine Larkin, and Ray Johnson and Rita Sayler. Both teams had 44, which is very good shooting. With the Yankees in the cellar, we Sox fans naturally feel that we have a good chance for the pennant. It still seems hard to realize that a team, with as much talent as the Yankees have, being any place but 1st place. I feel that if Bill Veeck wants to do us fans the biggest favor in the world he would get a new announcer. Bob Elson is probably the finest interviewer around, "but this still doesn't make him suited for baseball announcing. Maybe it's because as he always tells us he did the world series and All-Star games for years, he thinks that nothing else is exciting. Well, when he's announcing nothing else is. Editor's Note: Since our Golf reporter ha£ strayed from the course to th|| diamond again, we hasten t6< add that the views of the writer are not necessarily the views of this newspaper. SOPH TEAM ENDS SEASON WITH 7 WINS. 4 DEFEATS By Jack Yegge The Little Warriors lost the last game of the season to Dundee, 5-2 at Johnsburg last Thursday. Their record for the year is 7 won and 4 lost. Dundee scored 2 runs in the first and second innings and 3 in the seventh. Morenz pitched until the sixth inning when Billy DeCicco relieved him. Morenz allowed 3 hits and 2 runs and DeCicco allowed 3 hits and 3 runs. McHenry scored their 2 runs in the second inning with Hiller and Morenz scoring. The Warriors were held scoreless the rest of the game. Hitting credit goes to Morenz, Buckie, May and Gates. Box Score ATTEND TB MEETING Mrs. Claribel H. Naylor, Mo- Henry county tuberculosis nurse, and Mrs. Dana M. Dawes, Marengo, are represent ing McHenry county at the fifty-fifth annual meeting of the National Tuberculosis association, May 24 to 28, at the Palmer House in Chicago. AB H R Sanford, cf 3 0 0 Klapperich, ss 2 0 0 Gates, c 3 1 0 Hiller, 3b 2 0 1 Morenz, p 2 1 1 DeCicco, p 1 0 0 Buckie, If 3 1 0 Hettermann, rf 1 0 0 Zank, rf 2 0 0 May, 2b 3 2 0 Yegge, lb 2 0 0 Bennett, ph 1 0 0 25 5 2 HIGH FLYERS SEE DEMONSTRATION OF GAS ENGINE MODEL On Saturday afternoon in the field behind McHenry Jr. high school, Richard Hignight of Center street and his friend, Richard Marek, of Carpentersville gave a demonstration of flying gas engine model planes for the "High Flyers" (formerly called "Flying Tigers"), a local group of boys interested in flying. They gave the boys many pointers on handling their planes. Tom Davis of Country Club subdivision on Tuesday night gave a talk before the group on his experiences as a gunner on a Liberator in World War II. Boys interested in joining this Flying club for building and flying model planes can get further information at Mark's Sporting Goods store. Gold was so plentiful in Colombia in the early days that fishermen used it for making fishhooks, according to The World Book Encyclopedia. 3% INTEREST On All Savings at McHenry State Bank effective July 1. 1959 44 15 Braves (10) AB 4 5 5 4 5 -- 12 W L Bimbo's 2 0 Old Bridge 2 0 H RBI Hettermann 2 0 2 3 McCullom Lake 1 1 2 1 Buss Motors 1 1 1 0 Casey's 0 2 0 0 Hans' Tavern 0 2 2 3 Holliday Inn 0 2 LAKE COUNTRY Mi MIKE COYNE, Manager SEM1-FBIVATE 18 H@LE -e©yftSE On Rt. 12 & Geneva 1M., Fox Lake, I1L For Tournaments, Weddings, and Banquets We Have Complete Facilities A.G.A. Members & Gtsests Welcomed NO WATTING ON TEE! PHONE JUSTICE 7-0609 RUDY BECKERS KIMS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE McHENRY 2436 ami §©M0BN<3 FOB. ALL BREEDS Stud Service • Heated & Unheated Kennels * German Shorthair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving ' There is no law of God or l|ian which suggests that Wealthy criminals should not (jay the full penalty for their Crimes. LETS GO- JteiAIR HATING AT >T FOR FUN MUSI RINK ROUTE 31 -- McHENRY, ELL. Open Tues., Wed., Fri„ Sat. & Sun. 8 to 11 P.M. FOR THE GRADUA • TRANSISTOR RADIOS • SAMSONITE LUGGAGE MEN'S & LADIES' • PENDLETON WEAR Everything For The Sportsman Whatever The Sport We Have The Equipment FISHING -- GOLF -- BASEBALL HUNTING -- BOWLING -- ARCHERY - SCHWINN BICYCLES - Mark's 1 JOHNSBURG NIPS RICHMOND NME IN 3-1 BATTLE Terry Britz And Ed Mack Clash In Pitchers' Duel by Lee Hiller A very good turnout witnessed a pitchers' duel between Terry Britz for Johnsburg and Ed Mack for Richmond Sunday with the Johnsburg Tigers coming out on top by the score o f 3 t o 1 o n t h e i r h o m e grounds. It was Britz's 'first assignment of the season and he went the route allowing only one run and six hits. He struck out five and walked but one batter. Mack turned in a very fine performance and allowed three walks while fanning nine. The Tigers scored a run in the second when Jackson led off with a walk, Oeffling struck out, Miller hit to right sending Jackson to third. The double steal worked with Jackson scoring and Miller going to second. Nowak was safe on a fielder's choice and Leon Schmitt fanned to end the inning. They added their final runs in the fourth on a walk to Lloyd Freund and a hit by Jackson. Freund scored on a wild pitch with Jackson going to third. He scored on the next play when Oeffling grounded to second base. Richmond scored their run in the ninth with Cramer leading off by grounding out to third. Harv Miller hit for a double and went to third when Dennis Schmitt grounded out to the second baseman. Ronny Miller hit to left and went to second on an error by the left fielder. Jack Schmitt was safe on ah error at third and stole second. Rich Miller popped to short to end the threat. Next weekend Johnsburg will play McHenry Saturday and Elgin VFW at Elgin Sunday. Saturday night the Tigers have their annual dance at the Johnsburg Community Club Hall. Tickets may be purchased from one of the players or at the door. Johnsburg (8) AB R H Huff 4 0 0 Frett 3 0 1 Lloyd Freund 3 1 2 A. Jackson 3 2 1 Oeffling ' 4 0 1 S. Miller 3 0 2 B. Nowak 2 0 0 M. Freund 1 0 0 L. Schmitt 3 0 0 T, Britz 3 0 0 Totals 29 3 7 Richmond (1) AB R H Werstein* 4 0 0 Cramer 4 0 1 Harvey Miller 3 1 2 D. Schmitt 4 0 0 Ron Miller 4 0 1 J. Schmitt 4 0 1 Rich Miller 4 0 1 Shaw 3 0 0 Mack 3 0 0 , Totals 33 1 6 Score by Innings: Richmond: 000 000 Johnsburg: 010 200 Double: Harv Miller Q01 - 1 06x - 3 000333 THURS - FRI -- MAY 28-29 Cecile B. DeMille's Last . . . "THE BUCCANEER" in Sparkling Technicolor with Yul Brynner and Claire Bloom-Charlton Heston Plus Added Enjoyment! 3 STOOGE FUN-A-RAMA SAT - SUN - MON MAY 30-31, JUNE 1 Matinee Sat & Sun at 2 P.M. ^Sweeping Action in Giant Technirama "THE TEMPEST" with Van Heflin and Silvana Mangano Also Family Fun Co-Hit! "THE REMAKABLE MR. PENNYP ACKER" starring Clifton Webb 312 S. Green St. CENTER McHenry, 111. LIVE BAIT MINNOWS -- WORMS TUES thru THURS, JUNE 2-4 "BLACK ORCHID" with Sophia Loren WINS SCHOLARSHIP Mary Rita, daughter of the William Millers of Fox River Grove and granddaughter of Mrs. Anna Miller of McHenry, has been named winner of a $400 scholarship given by the Honor society of Crystal Lake high school. Miss Miller will graduate from that school June 5. In September she will enter nurse's training at Passavant hospital in Chicago. rng|o WED - THURS -- MAY 27-28 "BLOOD OF THE VAMPIRE" (Color) And "MONSTER OF THE CAMPUS" FRI - SAT -- MAY 29-30 "MACHINE GUN KELLY" and "THE BONNIE PARKER STORY" SAVE GAME BIRDS ^ The prairie chickfen, once so famous as a game bird that it attracted hunters to Illinois from the eastern United Sts and Europe, may be saved fi extermination in the state .it small areas of land can leased or bought for refu£ according to Dr. Harlow Mills, chief of the Illinois Natural History Survey. The nftffu, ber of prairie chickens on a_ study area in Jasper county increased recently when a" farmer cooperator living on thfe^ area placed 70 acres in the soil bank in 1958 and allowed the clover and grass crops to go unharvested. ^ One doesn't have to live alone to feel lonesome. McHENRY THEATRE 218 S. Green Ph. 144 PLEASE NOTE: Sunday, June 1st will be the LAST matinee for the summer season. Doors will open every day at 6:45 p.m. FRI - SAT - SUN - MON MAY 29-30 -- JUNE 1-2 ' Continuous Sun. from 3 mb, Weekdays 7:00 & 9:00 p.n?*' Walt Disney's "SHAGGY DOG" ;;; Fred MacMurray Jean Hagen TUES - WED - THURS " JUNE 3-4-5 "GREEN MANSIONS"; Audrey Hepburn Anthony Perkins (Cinemascope & Technicolffo Late Show Sat. Nite "PEARL OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC" SUN - MON - TUES MAY 31 -- JUNE 1-2 "THE HUNTERS" Robert Mitchum Robert Wagner (Cinemascope) WED - THURS -- JUNE 3-4 "GARDEN OF EVIL" and "HOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE" Show Starts At Dusk FRI - SAT -- MAY 29-30! In Technciolor ^. "THUNDER IN • THE SUN" Susan Hayward-Jeff Chandler and "THE HOT ANGEL" SUN - MON MAY 31 -- JUNE 1 "COMPULSION" Orson Welles - Diane Varei TUES - WED - THUR^j JUNE 2-3-4 In Color "HOUSEBOAT" Gary Grant - Sophia Loren also DORIS DAY in "THE TUNNEL ; OF LOVE" Every Wednesday Is Ladies' Nite TREAT YOURSELF ... GO OUT . . . FOR BIG SCREEN ENJOYMENT . . . SEE THE BEST OUTDOOR MOVIES! ELM WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Children (Under 12) 25< Open Daily at 6:40 Continuous Sundays From 3:00 P.M. FREE PARKING • 125 CARS! Tel JAckson 6-1421 60c Adults -- 25c Children THURS - FRI - SAT MAY 28-29-30 KO _ -- u c c M Y - s f r R OUND Ei}©V!@g r.f. ONIMASCOPG COLOR by DE LUXE 2evc~,-.._ Memorial Day Shows 5, 7, 9 SUN - MON - TUES MAY 31, JUNE 1-2 lb- tke remarkable MHPENNYPACKER *urrin« CUFTON WE@1 DOROTHY MolUIISE CHARLES C0BURKL and 'SMILEY GETS A GUN' GRAYSLAKE, ILL. OPEN 7 P.M. SAT. & SUN. -- 7:30 P.M. WEEKDAYS CHILDREN UNDER 12 -- IN CARS -- FREE • NOW! -- Ends Thursday, May 28 • John Wayne -- Dean Martin Ricky Nelson in "RIO BRAVO" and "ANDY HARDY COMES HOME" £ FRIDAY & SATURDAY -- MAY 29-30 TARAWA CHHEAD A COSTlKSSfflJ R<K)UCT1(M • * coujnbm neruK THEY ALL GO FOR *Gkfget' CINEMASCOPE • EASTMAN COLOR A COLUMBIA PICTURE with SANDRA DEE KERWIN MATHEWS JULIE ADAMS m» 2 t "LEATHER SAINT" S PAUL DOUGLAS # Extra Added Late Show Saiurday SUN - MON - TUES -- MAY 31 - JUNE 1-2 *7 Cecil B. DeMllle WED - THURS JUNE 3-4 "THE LAST BLITZICREIG' with Van Johnson YUL BRYNNER • • iJtiaUfHb"--' CLAIRE BLOOM CHARLES BOYER » ilio co-fltttrittf . CHARLTON HESTON •• Andrtw Jtcfacw •••• TBOHNIOOLOR' fwtal bj Horj Masai • BmM 6) Mta) Qai A format Mm • TtSUyiBON' d • '•' ft'n'nftfflfeftfii f n nr n ir t Paramount Presents OAK MRER LINDA DARNE STERLING HAYDEil FREE DYLAND COMING! Wed to Sat -- June 3-6 "7fh AGE OF SINBAD & ,0THI LITTLEST HOi » so