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Thursday, June 18, 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Pag© Fiy« B.6K VFW WINS •CLOSE ONE FROM lNAMROCKSt-7 ^ By Mickey Schaefer The league leading Elgin V.F.W .defeated the McHenry Shamrocks 8-7 last Sunday at 'Elgin. The batting star was Jack Schaefer with thre£ hits 4n five trips to the plate. Don •Bentz. Denny Freund, Roger -Benson and Joe Stanek each •had two hits. Denny Freund 'and Chuck Olson drove in two each. Denny Freund hit his first homer «of the year. The Shamrocks scored their •first run in the third when Don Bentz lead off with a single and, stole second. After jjfreund grounded out, Bentz Hflarne home on Chuck Olson's JjSingle. The Shamrocks scored 5#wo more in the fifth when jfaek Schaefer lead off with a Single, and Don Beni? also fjlowed with a single and both gunners advanced on a wild pitch. Both runners scored when Chuck Olson hit a pOp- JIP, caught by the shortstop in short left. Schaefer scored after the catch and Bentz scored when the ball got away from the catcher. With Elgin leading 8-3 going into the ninth, McHenry scored -toir runs when Rab Weber lAd off with a single. Weber -scored on a triple by Joe Stanek. Tom Roti's fly to center scqred Joe Stanek. Jack Schaefer then singled and after B e f c t z s t r u c k o u t D e n n y Freund hit a long home run to right. Chuck Olson grounded to second to end the game. Elgin J AB Mytison, 2b 5 <5acco, 3b 3 Ross, 3b 2 Graening, cf, If 5 Vaughan, If 5 Thorton, cf 0 Bochum, rf 3 Priggle, ss 5 Olson, ss 5 Puffpaff, c 4 Lawrence, p 2 Rhodes, p 2 S 41 McHenry ' AB J. Schaefer, 2b, ss 5 D. Bentz, cf * 5 D. Freund, ss, p 5 •G. Olson, rf 4 R. Benson, c, lb 4 J. Justen, lb 0 P. Judson. c 2 R. Weber, 3b, 2b 4 H. Baker, If 1 4j) Stanek, If 3 P. Litwin, p 2 V. Roti, 3b 0 35 FORTY RECEIVE RECOGNITION ON LAST HONOR ROLL H 2 1 0 3 4 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 8 16 R 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 7 H 3 2 2 1 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 13 McHenry 001 020 004--7 13 6 Elgin 004 011 20x--8 16 2 L-osing Pitcher, Litwin 0-1. Winning Pitcher, Lawrence. Doubles: Freund. Triples: Stanek. Homers: Freund. ^stolen Bases: Vaughan 4, Ewchum 2, Matison, Ciacco, Graening, Bentz. SHOP IN McHENRY MEREST On All Savings at McHenry Siafte Bank effective July 1, 1959 f COMPLETE Pirmal lentil Service "Tony Martin" Tuxedos WHITE'S MEN'S SHOP 208 S. Green St. McHenry PHONE 19 The last honor roll of the year has been released from the local high school. Forty students received recognition on the "A" honor roll. Seniors: Anita Beckenbaugh, R o s e m a r y M e r c u r e , S a n d r a Monahan, Tom Olsen and Mark Vycital. Juniors: Karen Bailey, Joyce Eckstein, Robert Feibig, Delores Freund, Judy Hans, Karen Kralowetz, Beatrice Liedtke, Rosemary Roti, Daniel Sompel, Beverly Spohr, Carol Stritar, Karen Thompson, Sandra Whiting iand Lucy Williams. „ S o p h o m o r e s : D o r o t h y Adams, Kathryn Cur ran. Sherry Evans, Anita Barger, Alan Rietesel, Marlene > Schroeder, Deanna Oonk and Patricia Walsh. Freshmen: John Boyle, Jackie Cannon, Cameron Clark, Dorothy Curran, Janet Eckstein, Lynn Gustavson, James Hutchison, Peggy Marchi, Paul Morenz, Maryellen Nye, Virginia Peterson, Johnny Smith and Barbara Wolf. Seniors who won mention on the "B" plus honor roll were Dick Antonson, Dan Baldino, Bob Bates, Terry Brady, Kay Bucher, Harry Byrne, Al. Cajthaml, Virginia Carr, Charlene Freund, Janice Freund, Carol Frisby, Grace Hiller, Kay Hiller, Skip Mieling. Diane Rietesel, Dorothy Schaefer, Joyce Schimke, Ron Smith, Julia Sunde, Carole Swanson, Bernice Tuschkowski and Lynn Wilkinson. PONY GRADS BREAK EVEN IN TWO GAMES HURT IN ACCIDENT Shirley Ozog and Ruth Hauptmann of Lakeland Park were injured orf the evening of June 10 in an accident which occurred near McHenry. SHOP IN McHENRY ED'S RENTAL RENTS Chain Saws to Sanders PHONE 32 By t>avid Klapperich and Jack Yegge Wednesday, • June 10, the Blackhawks were on the shortend of afin 18-9 score in a game I played at North Chicago. Afj ter a bad first inning when ; their opponents scored 10 runs. Jack Adams replaced Paul Morenz as pitcher. Adams, Morenz and Aguirre were the big guns at bat, each getting two hits. Gates, DeCicco and Yegge connected for one hu apiece. In Sunday's game, the Blackhawks defeated team number two at Northbrook, 9-1 at the Northbrook diamond. Bill DeCicco went the full 7 innings and pitched a good game allowing 3 hits and struck out 10. It was Bill's second win With no defeats. Paul Morenz continued in his fine hitting stride as he drove in 4 runs for the third successive game. Jack Adams ' drove in 3 runs and DeCicco and Aguirre each drove in one run. Next Sunday, June 21, the Blackhawks play at Prospect Heights at 5 p.m. Pony Grads Schedule The following is a list of the remaining games in the Pony Grad League: June 21 -- McHenry at Prospect Heights -- 5 p.m. . June 24 -- Highland Park at McHenry -- 6 p.m. June 28 -- McHenry at Mt. Prospect -- 5 p.m. Following week left open for any play-off, which might happen. Second Round Schedule July 5 -- McHenry at Glenview -- 4:30 p.m. July 8 -- North Chicago at ! McHenry -- 6 p.m. j July 12 -- Northbrook No. 2 at McHenry -- 5 p.m. July 15 -- Northbrook No. 1 at McHenry -- 6 p.m. July 19 -- Prospect Hts. at 'McHenry.-- K p m. July 22 - McHenry at Highland Park -- 6 p.m. July 26 - - Mt. Prospect at McHenry -- 5 p.m. At the end of Reason, there will be a "Shaugnessey" playoff to be decided by managers and coaches of league. TIGERS BLAST DUNDEE 142 BEHINDJUTZ Elgin Braves Will Be At Johnsburg Friday Evening By Lee HiUer The Johnsburg Tigers, behind five hit pitching by Terry Britz, beat the Dundee Evergreens Sunday before one of the best crowds of the year. The Tigers poked out eighteen hits to make their best scoring output of the year. John Huff lead off the first inning with a base on balls with Frett following -with a single. Frett stole second and both runners scored on Art Jackson's hit to center. They added another in the third on a lead-off hit by Huff. Two outs later Jackson again singled to put men on first and third. John Huff stole home and Jackson was out going to second to end the inning. In the five run fifth Huff, Frett, Lloyd Freund and Jackson had consecutive hits. Oefflins followed with a walk and Miller doubled to right to put the game on ice. The Tigers scored three .more in each the seventh and eighth. Dundee scored their two runs in the fourth on a walk to Fritz and hits by Poffpaff. Vern Hopp, Rich Hopp, Wright and Gerry Hopp. Terry Britz turned in another fine performance in allowing only two walks and striking out nine batters while hitting one batter. Dundee pitchers fanned two and walked four. One doesn't have to live alone to feel lonesome. Claire Beauty Shoppe 200 S. Green St. McHenry 10 Enjoy new manageability for your hair. Call us today for your permanent selected especially for your type of hair. Air Conditioned SWEDISH MASSAGE -- STEAM BATHS Kenosha Game In Wednesday night's game at Kenosha, the Tigers played real good ball but the Kenosha pitching proved too much. The J o h n s b u r g p i t c h e r s McHenry Plaindealet Phone 170 - 171 Published every Thursday al McHenry, 111., by the McHenry Publishing Company, Inc. NATIONAL EDITORIAL AS(sbcfoTl(o)N EQHEHEma outs at the plate by John Barry. Big blow for Holliday was Bill Hutchinson's lead-off homer in the 4th. struck out 11 batters while walking nine. Kenosha pitchers struck out eleven and walked four. Friday, night the Elgin Braves will be at Johnsburg with the Holliday inn 1011000--3 8 6 game starting at 6:30 p.m. On Hans' Tavern 410000x--5 6 2 Saturday evening the Tigers McCullom Lake and Old travel to Racine to play the! BridEe went at it Thursday fore Bill Haarg singled in the fourth. R H E Hettermann 0003002-- 5 5 6 R H E Buss Motors 721003x--13 14 3 STANDINGS Rcdbirds. SOFTBALL NOTES By At Fritz Tuesday night Bimbo's won their 4th game of the year, downing Casey's 17-8. Bimbo's put together 23 hits with Thomas, Cuda getting 4 each night with McCullom Lake coming out c5n top with the help^ of a 5 run 7th inning, 18-12. Old Bridge lead after the 1st inning 2-0, but McCullom came back with 8 runs in i the second on 5 hits, 3 Old i Bridge errors and Ed Todd's; first homer of the year. Old Bridge came back with 2 more in the 2nd and 3rd and 6 in and Majercik | the 4th to take the lead. Dick Goldbeck and I Weber hit a two run homer W L Bimbo's 4 1 McCullom Lake 3 2 Old Bridge 3 2 Hettermann 3 2 Hans' Tavern 3 2 Buss Motors 2 3 Holliday Inn 2 3 Casey's 0 5 Tonight's games will match McHenry police have been housing a boy's red bike at the station for the last three or four weeks. The vehicle wa$ brought in by the police, who [would like to return it to itfe I rightful owner. * Bimbo's and Hans' Tavern and Holliday Inn will take on McCullom Lake. | MEMBERSHIP DRIjfe ' I The Kiwanis club is holding" a membership drive which expends until iadies' night, June j 29. at which time prizes will ! be awarded. | f ! Our opinion of people de- ! pends less upon what we see in I them than upon what ithey make us see in ourselves. Majercik each hit their 2nd | in the big 6 run 4th. McCuland 3rd homers, of the year, j lorn Lake sewed it up in the Casey's had two 3 run innings j 7th with 5- runs on 4 hits arid in the 2nd and 5th and were j3 more Old Bridge errors, held to onlv 5 base hits the • R H E McCullom L. 0803115--18 18 5 Old Bridge test of the game. fg H p Bimbo's 5320313--1" 23 6 Casey's 0301310-- 8 9 7 2226000--12 15 7 I Buss Motors sent 11 men to j the plate in the first inning ! uH„ann[s, won tHh,„e•i r 3,r d. stt rai.g.h.t • against Hettermann and scored , 7 runs on g hits flnd 2 HeUer ! mann errors. Big blow of the i inning was Ray Boro's 2 run i triple. Bob Peisert lead Buss I game by defating Holliday Inn 5-3. A big 4 run 1st inning won it for Hans' on £ hits a walk and 3 Holliday errors, with 3 singles. 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