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Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, June 18, 1959- Little League Turns On Lights Drove downtown early this morning when the air was fresh and the heat of the sun blending pleasantly with the coolness of the time of day. Such pleasantness should invigorate a person to the point of buckling into the day's work with mucho-gusto. All it did to us was bring thoughts of a vacation.. The McHenry County All- Star baseball game will be played at Crystal Lake next; Sunday. Should be a good one to watch. In other columns you will note that Johnsburg has a special game Friday night and the Shamrocks take on a Chicago team Saturday afternoon. SHAMROCKS BEAT ALGONQUIN 3-2 §H TIGHT GAME Have letters telling, about the Pittsburgh Pirates holding tryouts at Kenosha and Elgin this month. If interested, let us know. The trading^ deadline has come and gone. Looks like our Sox will have to go along on their present power. We were in favor of sending A1 Smith, Larry Doby," "Suitcase", Simpson and Del Ennis to Cleveland for Minnie Minoso. Nobody asked us. . f? As near , as we know, the summ$$^season is just starting. but we overheard a woman say. "I can't wear that. It's a summer dress -- and they are out with all the fall numbers!" ' Men Get out your winter suits. Twas a short summer, but you've had it. As far as we are concerned, this is the win - a - new - car season. From now until Labor Day we won't pass up a single chance for the thrill of a lifetime. And from now until Labor Day our better half will remind us many times that we could buy a new car with dill the money we have spent on chances over the years. DAILY PINUPS Knowing the right thing to Stay to the right person at the right time is knowledge in a nutshell. Graduation daze: prom and promises. You're in the headlines when your name is given the onceover twice. Public opinion decides your reputation, private appraisal denotes your character. Play Chicago Nine On Home Diamond Saturday At 3 P.M. By Mickey Schaefer . The McHenry Shamrocks defeated Algonquin 3-2 last Sunday behind the relief pitching l)f Denny Freund: Denny was. also the hitting star when he drove the winning run in with a double in the seventh and final inning. Schaefer, Olson, Bentz and Baker got the remaining four hits. McHenry scored a riin in the second when Weber was safe on an error and Herb Baker's long double brought him home. We took a 2-0 lead in the fifth when Jack Schaefer beat a i slow roller to third for a hit, went to second on a passed ' ball, took third on a grounder ! to first and scored on Don Bentz's grounder to short. , • Algonquin scored one in the I fifth and another in the sixth, j McHenry scored the winning i run when Schaefer was safe on i an error and scored on Denny j Freund's long double to left. I The win gave the Shamrocks a 5-3 won-lost record and fifth place at the half-way point in the race. The Shamrocks have no game next Sunday due to the game between the County League All-Stars and the Crystal Lake Chiefs, defending champs of the county League, a t C r y s t a l L a k e . D e n n y Freund, Jack Schaefer. Roger j Benson and Chuck Olson were ] voted to represent the McHenry Shamrocks at this game. Saturday, June 20. the McHenry Shamrocks will play a team from Chicago by the name of the Hollond Inklers at the local diamond at three o'clock. Algonquin Appreciation is nice to give, nice to receive, and is nice to remember. Anonymous McHENRY CO. LEAGUE STANDINGS Johnsburg 6 - 1 Elgin V.F.W. 6 - 1 Crystal Lake 7 - 2 Richmond 6 - 2 McHenry 5 - 3 Dundee 4 - 4 Algonquin 3 - 5 Elgin Braves 2 - 5 Elgin Arrows 2 - 5 Woodstock 0 - 9 AB R H Ritt. If 3 1 2 Dramis, cf o' 0 0 Collins, cf 1 0 .1 Thelander, lb 0 0 0 Wilbrandt, rf 3 0 0 Simonini, 3b 2 0 0 Hirseburg, 3b 2 0 1 Rheims, c 3 0 0 Anderson, ss 2 0 0 Mauing, ph 1 0 1 Klassman. 2b 4 1 2 Sunderlodge, p 2 0 0 23 2 7 McHenry J. Schaefer, 2b 4 2 1 D. Freund. ss, p 4 0 1 D. Bentz, cf 3 0 1 C. Olson, c 3 0 1 R. Benson, c 2 0 0 J. Justen. lb 3 0 0 J. Peterson, lb 1 0 0 R. Weber. 3b 2 1 0 H. Baker, If 3 0 1 G. Freund, p, ss 3 0 0 28 3 5 , * t2w 84 ^BOIL by Verona Kent | This past Tuesday was our j annual Flag Tournament. Thirty-seven girls participated/ I Winning the trophies were: Class A -- Joan Buss -- net 77; Class B -- Myrt Johnson ; net 76; Class C Jean Weyland • 71. . A look at.the "posting" sheet revealed the following items of interest: There were three potential Patty Bergs (and not a Class A player among them) who scored the ever elusive SIX on our tough No. 10 hole a round of applause for .Dorothy Freund, Lil Burns and Lu Funk! Dee Overton and LaVergne Hanley had 48's on the front nine, and Julia Kralowetz. Joan Buss and Marion Donnelly had f>0's. The back nine was not so easy Dorothy Beekenbaughr "was best scbrer with a 52. Next week, June 23, a seed- • ing round will be played to determine the order of play in the brackets for the match play tournament beginning : June 30. Handicap revisions will be made Monday evening, June 22, and the girls will play eighteen holes in the seeding round, and all rounds of the match tournament with the handicap as revised on Monday nieht. Thus, in order to participate in th.is tournament, your five • eighteens must be played before Monday evening. Judging by the number of couples on the course at 1wilight last Friday, the husband and wife tournament has started off with a big bang. There were twenty-two couples participating. and no doubt more ; will be coming out this week, i There are still five more weeks left, and you only need to turn in a total of four scores -- j so there's still time to talk hubby into hittin' around the golf course with you. McHenry Country Club Golf News by Busse McHENRY SHORES FISHING CHAMP FOX « With the V.F.W. Color Guard forming a background, officers of,the Riverside Athletic Club presented a supply of baseballs to the McHenry Little Leagup as lights were turned on for the fifst time. Left to righ-t: Phil Mangold, John Stone, Pres. Fred Meyer, Earl Walsh, M.C., Mayor George P. Freund arid Township' Supervisor LeRoy Smith. WOODSTOCK NINE BGED 4-3 BY SHAMROCK TEAM Gene Freund Hurls Classy Relief As Schaefer Hits 'Em By Mickey Schaefer ' Losing Pitcher, Liebert. Winning Pitcher, G. Freund 1-0. Doubles: Benson. Brown 2. Stolen Bases: Schaefer 3. Strike Outs: Freund 2, Long 4, Leibert 8. • Walks: Freund 3, Long 2, Leibert 1. McCullom Lake Sportsmen's Club Thursday night the McHenry Shamrocks defeated Wood- Dear fellow members and all stock 4-3 at the McHenry dia- residents, around the Lake, mond. Gene Freund pitched Here is the news that we have three and one-third innings of all been waiting for. no run baseball in relief of Jer- August 27, and 28 the State ry Long. Jack Schaefer .was Conservation Department will tlie batting star with a four treat McCullom Lake with the for four day along with Roger chemical known as Rotenone, Benson whose double brought harmless to humans, animals in two runs. and amphibians. It will affect We scored a mn in the first only the gill breathers known when Jack Schaefer beat out as fish. a bunt and went to second It has been many years since when the pitcher threw the 'he lake produced any fishing ball away. After Bentz and worth while due to the ruff Freund were easy outs, Chuck fish rooting up ;iil vegetation Olson singled to left to score and keeping the water in a Schaefer from third. Wood- muddy and murky condition, stock scored* three runs in the This caused all the game fish fifth. to become stunted in growth. We scored our final three sluggish and in plain words no runs in the fifth when Jade fish. To correct (his condition Schaefer lead off with a sii^Je the Lake must be cleaned and and stole second. After Bentz cleared and all fish removed, was out, Denny hit a deep ily The lake will be restocked to left which May dropped, al- with game fish, and we have lowing Schaefer to score. Chuck been assured by the Conserva- Olson was safe on a fielder's tion Department Biologist that choice while Denny Freund al- vegetation will come back to so was safe at third on the some extent. More vegetation same play. Roger Benson h|t will be planted. what turned out to be the gankf i • This project- that the Sportswinning double, driving,, m mpn club has undertaken Freund and Olson. The wm 1 means a lot of work and fi- In the second round of the P r e s i d e n t ' s t o u r n e y , E v a n s over Weyland, Consago over Etten, Rink over Buckie, and Delfosse over Gac, iri^ class B. In class A, Brown over Noonan, Nilles oyer Adams, Kinsala over Schmidt, and Frank Johnson over Buss. Next Sunday's semi-final matches will . pit Evans vs Consago, and Rink, vs. Delfosse in class B. In class A, Brown vs Nellis and Kinsala vs Frank Johnson. The round of the week was turned in by Earl Brown. It was a 75. Maybe this doesn't sound, too good to you, but when you consider that Earl has an 11 handicap and has not broken 80 for several years, I think it is quite an accomplishment. As everybody knows by now Billy Casper is the new king of golf. My picks of Palmer, Hogan, and Middlecoff did not fare so well even though Pal* mer and Hogan were in the top ten. Having been fortunate or unfortunate enough to have played a couple of other courses during the past few weeks, I have come to the conclusion that I did not realize in how good of shape our course is. After playing our own course most of the time, I felt that probably because of the wea- Iher that al! courses were in wonderful shape this year. It is not true. Our course is in the best shape of any course I have played this year. This includes private clubs as well as semi-privale clubs. The actual photo of a private clubhouse worth $225,000. burning down while golfers who were nol more than 50 yards from it were putting out on the 18th hole showing no concern whatsoever gave me quite a chuckle. MINOR ACCIDENT Mrs. Susan Adams of Washington street, McHenry, suffered minor injuries last Thursday when her car collided with the rear of a United Motor Coach bus which stopi>ed on Highway 25. near Elgin, to pick up a passenger. VALLEY 1 . 1 ')•!; The Fox Valley Riders field their Wednesday night malting at the Club house. ^ Nine of the members attended the Wisconsin Harley Davidson Rally last weekend. This coming Sunday June 21 at 1:30 starts another Scrambles Race. Why not treat Dad to an afternoon of thrills. R«- freshments are served and the $1:00 donation includes the entry fee if you are interested in competing in the Races.^< Let every dawn of morning be to you as the beginning 6f life. : Steve Schweikert is proud of the first place plaque that his string of 45 fish earned for him. IJltra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 ° Show Starts At Dusk ED'S RB4TAL RENTS Electric Hammers to Wheel Chairs PHONE 32 FRI thru THURS * JUNE 19-25 "SOME LIKE IT HOT" Marilyn Monroe Tony Curtis - Jack Lemmoff Every Wed. is Ladies' Ni^ ELM THEATRE: WAUCONDA, LLLINOIS a Children (Under 12) Zfic; i Open Daily at 6:40 >1 Continuous Sundays From 8:00 P.M. FREE PARKING • 125 CAKS! Tel JAckson 6-1421 |j|- 60c Adults -- 25c ChildM)^ BOAT RACING AT SULLIVAN LAKE THIS WEEK-END gave the Shamrocks a 4-2 won lost record in league play. Woodstock AB LITTLE LEAGUE Tom Evans, who is in charge of the Minors, reports real enthusiasm among the boys and looks for a very fine season of recreation for all. It is this group where the young fellows get the know-how and spirit of Little League play. Standings Eagles Owls Falcons Cards Bluebirds Orioles R H E ! McHenry 010 0101--3 5 1 Algonquin 000 0110--2 7 3 Winning Pitcher. D. Freund 2-0. Losing Pitcher, Sunderlodge. Doubles: D. Freund. Stolen Bases: Bentz 2. Schaefer, Freund, Ritt, Dramis. Strike-outs: G. Freund . 2. D. Freund 1. Sunderlodge 5. Walks: G. Freund 8. Sunderlodge 6. STOCK CAR RACES AT WAUKEGAN NEXT SUNDAY EVENING DRALLE-CROOK NUPTIALS A recent marriage of local interest united Miss Karen Marie Dralle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Dralle of Lakemoor and Kenneth Crook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Crook of that village. The wedding took place June 6 at St. Patrick's Catholic church in McHenry. Marine Racing Club of Chicago and the American Power Boat Association have sanctioned the running of 22 heats of boat racing on Saturday and Sunday. June 20 and 21. at Sullivan Lake located l-1^ miles northwest qf Volo, Illinois off U. S. Route 12. Entries will include1 inboard ski, inboard hydroplane 48 and 135, as well as outboard class A, B, C and D both utility and hyddroplane. The Ray Bannister Memorial trophy will be presented to the club scoring the most points following Sunday's race. The 1958 Inboard . National Champion Sk-1 owned by Walter Lampert of Chicago will compete on both days. Burmiester, ss Selchow, 2b Brown, lb Leibert, p Ernricson, rf Sahs, c Pooler, 3b Rank, cf May, If 2 4 4 4 3 3 4 4 2 30 McHenry J. Schaefer, 2b D. Freund. ss D. Bentz, cf C. Olson, rf R. Benson, c J. Justen. lb G. Freund, 3b, T. Roti. If J. Long, p R. Weber, 3b AB 4 4 4 4 3 2 3 3 2 1 30 R 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 R 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 H Woodstock McHenry R H E 000 030 00 3 X 4 100 030 Ox- 4 8 1 nancial help. We feel that because it will benefit all people around the lake, the people will also give the Sportsman 0 ' club a helping hand. We are 2 | going to need men to help clear 2 ' the water of dead fish. We 1 | will also expect and hope to get some financial help, but of this you will hear more later. We. the members of the club, wish to thank the officers and men that have worked so diligently to make this project a success, which only proves, if you have a good team you 0 i must win, or should I say "You 0: Can't Loose". 1 | So, members and friends, 1 keep your eye on the news 0 i column for more data. It is \ \ going to be a big thing for all 1 j of us to see something become 0 . a reality, to give us all joys 0 | and pleasures of living on the 8 i finest fishing and halhing lake in the Chain of Lakes Area. Larry Strandeuist Publicity Chairman STOCK CAR RACES SUNDAY NITE TIME TRIALS . . 7:15 RACES 8:30 WAUKEGAN SPEEDWAY^ West Washington St. between Green Bay Rd. & Skokie Hwy. MA 3-9540 - Free Parking - Adults 51.25 -- Children 25c ADDED EVKAaS SPECTATOR RACES and Demolition Race (Where stock cars are purposely smashed) FRI - SAT -- JUNE * 19-20 Double Feature Program Randolph Scott - John Carroll "DECISION AT SUNDOWN" Technicolor and . "LIFE BEGINS AT 17" Mark Damon - Dorothy Johnson Late Show "SATAN'S SATELLITE' SUN - MON - TUES JUNE 21-22-23 Double Feature Program Technicolor - WarnerScope "UP PERISCOPE!" WarnerColor James "Maverick" Garner ! Edmond O'Brien ! and ! "BOMBERS B-52" j Natalie Wood - Karl Maiden : Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. i WED - THURS -- JUNE 24-25 j Double Feature Program j ELVIS PRESLEY "LOVE ME TENDER" Richard Egan - Debra Paget CinertiaSeope j and ] "THE TRUE STORY OF JESSE JAMES" Color by DeLuxe Robert Wagner Jeffrey Hunter j CinemaScope j EIGHT BIG DAYS THURSDAY, JUNE 18 " THRU JUNE 25th - -a MARILYN TORlY JACkj MONROE CURTiS IfMMoU; in a BlUY WIIPER SOME mm UkE ^iTHOT Weekday shows at 7 & 9:15* Sunday shows at 5. 7:15 & 9:30 Adults 75c and Children 25<5* Starting FRIDAY. JUNE 26< "RIO BRAVO" ffi i l l c n Air Conditioned Now Playing Susan Hayward Jeff Chandler "THUNDER IN THE SUN" plus '9 "ONCE UPON A HORSE" SATURDAY -- 1 P.M. FREE KIDDIE SHOW i "THE DEERSLAYER" SllN - MON i A Couple of Rib-Busters ' "KETTLES IN * ' THE OZARKS" ' and ' • "FRANCIS JOINS : THE WACS" ' 3% imiST On All Savings at McHenry Stale Bank effective July 1. 1959 FOX LAI Y CLUB MIKE COYNE, Manager SEMI-PRIVATE 18 H@(LE On Rt. 12 & Geneva Rd., Fox Lake, III. For Tournaments, Weddings, and Banquets We Have Complete Private Facilities A.G.A. Members & Guests Welcomed NO WAITING ON TEE! PHONE JUSTICE 7-0609 REST YOURSELF . . . GET FRESH AIR . SEE A BIG SCREEN OUTDOOR SHOW! FAM u STARTS TUES. ; Brigitte Bardot 1 "THE GIRL IN THE BIKINI" , plus Ik [ "FLESH AND Modified stock car racing at the Waukegan speedway will move into its seventh week next Sunday, June 21. General Track manager Michael Kaishian and track promoter John Kaishian announce that another large field of cars will be on hand to compete in the nine event program. Time trials will begin at 7:15 with the first of the racing starting at 8:30. / N In addition to the regular running of the modifieds, another large spectator race will be held. As a special added attraction and to help celebrate Waukegan's Centennial, the Kaishian brothers will stage the biggest demolition race ever to be seen at the local speed plant where stock cars are deliberately smashed up. 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE McHENRY 2436 an<&] to) FOR ALL BREEDS • Stud Service • Heated & Unhealed Kennels • German Shorthair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving It Pays To Advertise! LETS GO ROLLER SKATING AT JUST FOR m ROLLER RINK ROtJTE 81 -- McHENRY, ILL. Open Tues., Wed., Fri., Sal. & Sun. 8 to 11 P.M. R & L ina ^ytiihle. RIDING $1.50 PER HOUR HAY RIDES HORSES SOLD HORSES BOARDED PHONE McHENRY 3531 FIRST FARM SOUTH OF 120 ON . CRYSTAL LAfcE BLACKTOP flurnv mptmumBfi Wijm' TECHNICOLOR" THE WOMAN McHENRY 218 S. Green Ph. 144 $ RAIDERS Cl. SIEVE (Mil Doors open every day 6:45 p.m GRAYSLAKE, ILL. Open 1:80 P.M. Weekdays -- Show at Dusk Children Under 12 -- In Cars -- FREE WED - THURS - FRI - SAT -- JUNE 17-18-19-20 Plus Late Show Added Feature Saturday "FAR HORIZONS" -- Charlton Heston STARTS SUNDAY -- 5 DAYS: -- JUNE 21-25 m MONROE and her bosom Companions B«UY WltPFR produffoq SbME UH£ THURS FRI - SAT JUNE 18-19-20 Return Engagement Double Feature Program Both in Tehnicolor A 'THE 7th VOYAGE OF SINBAD" Kerwin Mathews Kathryn Grant also "TOM THUMB" CURTiS JMCK IfMW ' NMMnBUnWM* Plus Companion Feature 'THUNDER ROAD" -- Robert Mitchum SUN - MON - TUES JUNE 21-22-23 f. "COMPULSION" Orson Welles - Diane Varsi WED - THURS - JUNE 24-25 "COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS" Deborah Ken- Maurice Chevalier ~ m