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Four THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER Thursday,; July IB; U/oAaJL. * (By his Girl Friday, Marie i --. _ SHAMROCKS BEAT f After that -double header the j BRAVES BEHIND s Sox took from Kansas City ICLA YBAUGH, 12-7 • last weekend our amiable ! Bv Mickey Seliaefer ' sports editor was so elated he i , took off for "parts unknown . McHenry Shamrocks de- • Now there's a fellow who real- I feated the Elgin Braves 12-7 ) ly needs a vacation. We hope 1 ]ast Sunday behind the nine h he is enjoying himself and get- hit pitching'of Tom Claybaugh. ting a good rest. Wonder if he ciavbaugh struck out 14. went to see the Cubs play ball. ! waik0d 6. The batting stars • - : were Chuck Olson and Roger " Sometime ago he designated ; Benson. Chuck had three singus as his assistant so we will | les in four trjps t0 the plate, try to pinch hit for him. driving in two runs. Roger had -- | a home run and a single in In a brief ceremony at the »five tripS to the piatei giving Admiral field last Sunday | him four runs batted in for S.I.H. acted as master of cere- I the day. Denny Freund and monies and introduced the Don Bentz both had two liits. newest team in McHenry, the Denny had two runs batted Blackhauks of the Pony League ' i" and Don had a double. Grads. Mayor Freund and Su- ' The Shamrocks scored two pervisor LeRioy Smith gave ; runs in the first. After Schaef- , short talks to the boys. The ; er and Bentz were easy outs crowd was small and many par- Denny Freund singled. Chuck ents were missing. As Mayor ! Olson followed with a single* Freund stated this was a good j and took second on the throw way to combat juvenile delin- j to third. Roger Benson then quenev. It is a shame that the : brought them both home with parents aren't backing their i a single. boys. There are 15 and 16 year j We scored five more in the old lads who are playing great fifth to make the score 7-4. ball and should have a better Tom Claybaugh started it off following. ; with a walk, which was foli lowed singles by Jack At the ball game last Sun- i Schaefer and Don Bentz, to day afternoon we were speech- I load the bases with nobody out. less when a mutual friend Denny Freund then brought patted us on the back and said | two runs in with a single, we were a good sport even*! Chuck Olson brought in anthough we were a Sox fan.' other run with a single. Then Now that was going a little j after two out and runners on bit too far. S.I.H. will vouch j second and third, Joe Stanek for us that we have always : brought in our final two runs been a Cub fan. We know that of the inning when Small will also amuse our brother, j threw Stanek's grounder pass "Put and Take", because we j first allowing both runs to were the only Cub fans in our ! score. family. . j We scored our final five runs While the Cubs are our first i in the eighth with Schaefer love we like to see the Sox i leading off by being hit by a win too, because we would love j Pitch and stealing second. Don to see our Cubs beat them in i Bentz was safe on a fielder's TIGERS DEFEAT ALGONQUIN IN ELEVEN INNINGS Terry Brilz Goes Route To Win 7-5 By Lee Hiiler Last Sunday. July 12, the Jphnsburg Tigers with 15 hits and Terry Britz's 7 hit pitching beat a stubborn Algonquin team. It was a seesaw battle from the start with the Tigers scoring the first run in the second on a triple by John Huff, followed by a double by Tom Oeffling. They added an- ! r>- other in the fifth when Brite was hit by a pitch, went to third on Ron Madden's double to right and scored on Wally Frett's grounder to short. Algonquin came back with three runs in their half on walks to Bruhn and Hershberg. 'BoTh runners scored on Huemann's error on a throw to second doubled a World Series. Gary Adams and Cameron Clark are playing in the C.D.G.A. junior open tourna- * ment at Midlothian Country * club this week. It is a medal choice on which Schaefer was safe on third. Denny Freund then hit a deep fly to right which Irvin dropped allowing Schaefer and Bentz to score and Freund to go to second. Olson's single then brought SOFTBALL NOTES i Tuesday night McCullom ! Lake moved into a tie for first place by defeating Bimbo's 10- 2. McCullom's big inning was the third, when they scored 4 runs on 4 hits and 2 Bimbo' errors. Koutney and Matthesius lead McCullom with 3 hits each. Dick Grau held Bimbo's to only 6, hits, 2 by Goldbeck, a triple and his fifth homer of the year. R H £} McCullom L. 2141011--1013 1 Bimbo's 0001010-- 2 6 5 Casey's came real close to winning their first game of the year but after 8 innings Old Bridge pulled it out 12-11 on Bob Nolan's base hit with Paul Freund on third. Casey's held an 11-5 lead at the end of 5 innings but 6 errors in the last 3 innings cost them the game. Bill Mahan lead Casey's with 3 hits and Cdnnie Kasprzyk homered in the fifth. R H E Casey's 31106000--111410 Old Bridge 01121421+-12 12 _ 5 Wednesday night and Old Bridge played /-^idtabee ^aclit cu, GOOD PITCHING FEATURES TIGERS WIN OVER KENOSHA ^ By Lee Hiiler their protested game of June 25 with Bimbo's coming out on top 16-8. Thursday night Hettermann's scored in every inning but the sixth to defeat Holiday Inn 18-4. Besko had 2 Perfect sailiftf*^weather this past weekend helped to make the eleventh annual Okauchee- Pistakee regatta one of the most successful on record. Ten visiting boats from Okauchee Lake Y&cht club of Wisconsin competed with our sailors in two races on Saturday and one on Sunday. A luncheon was served by the women's, auxiliary on Saturday giving the skippers, their crews and all the sail watchers strength for the second race. That evening a cocktail party for the- sailors and their guests was held at the club house, Bimbo's' followed by a delicious roast off , beef dinner and dancing. Against Kenosha earlier in the week, Dick Drafz and Terry Britz teamed up to hold j Kenosha to one run and seven j hits. The Tigers scored their first of nine runs in the third on a double by Lloyd Freund. Freund stole third, Dick Hiiler walked and on the double steal Hiiler went to second and Freund scored. The game was tied until the eighth when Huemann walked, Leon Schmitt hit safely followed by singles by Britz and Madden with Huemann and Schmitt scoring. They put the game on ice in the top of the ninth on a couple of walks and several hits. The team really wanted i to win this one and it proved to be a good game. Johnsburg (9) Kenosha (1) • AB R H Hajibrich 5 0 0 Tirrabassi 4 0 1 Cable . 4 0 2 Knutson 4 0 1 Cibario 3 0 0 Petroni 3 1 2 Erickson 3 0 1 Lentz 2 0 0 Hunzker 1 0 0 Kuroski 1 0 0 Barndollar 2 0 0 Lufttan 1 0 0 33 1 7 Johnsburg Kenosha 001 000 026 010 000 000 Doubles--Lloyd Freund, Petroni, Cable Triple--Lloyd Freund Walks--Britz 3, Drafz 3, Kuroski 3, Barndollar 5, Luman 3 Strike Outs--Britz 7, Drafz 4„ Kuroski 3 Barndollar 6. The dinner was prepared and served by Mr. and Mrs. John Looze, chairman for the evening, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stetson, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gohl, Mr. and Mrs. Dino doubles and a homer, Niess i Buralli, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelsingled, doubled and tripled, Lloyd Freund singled, doubled and homered and Simmons doubled twice and singled, base. Klassen next Buddy Miller homered in the and after Heather's j fourth. John Hayes got 3 of free pass, scored on Kreger*s ; the 8 hits for Holliday and hit, to make the score 3-2 | Jack Fultz homered in Algonquin. ; third. The Tigers scored two more R H E in the top of the sixth on Dick ; Hettermann 4415301--1817 3 Hiller's walk, a hit by Sonny ' Holliday Inn 2020000--^ 4 8 5 Miller and another double by | Buss Motors moved into Tom Oeffling. Algonquin then ! fifth place by defeating Hans' added another pair of runs on i Tavern 20-11. Buss scored in a walk to Klassen, Heather ! every inning with a big 5 mn was hit on a pitched ball and j fourth on Geno Schaefer's 2 Wilbrant's double to score both | run homer and Bob Peisert's runs. j 3 run homer. Peisert drove in 6 Joh'nsburg tied the score in I runs and Dick Stilling 5 with the top of the ninth on a hit J 2 homers and a double. Hans' by Wally Frett. Both runners j big inning was the seventh, were safe when the second j when 4 runs scored on 2 hits baseman dropped the throw j and 2 Buss errors. Hurckes k play tournament where the ! Freund home. Roger Benson * low score wins. Pat Buckie and > brought home our final two k Bob Beckenbaugh are caddy- 11-uns on a long home run. Jim » ing for the boys. | Justen was safe on an error, * j but the next three batters were * Daily Pinups | easy outs. X The hands may be as expres-1 T,he v^t2r^' gh"<ts th? Sham" * sive as the eyes, especially Irocks a 7'5 record and \ when it comes to giving. Im sixth place- Next Sunda>' f j McHenry Shamrocks play the * Rewriting the past is his- ; EIgin Arrmvs- , tory; revaluating the future is ! * humanity. * Dixon, cf * Planters punch: green thumb. : ^•ob'nson- 2b „ ! Spann, lb Irvin, EJgin Braves (7) AB " Wishing for the moon is rf « what causes some folks to go | , * into orbit. • Blank * check. expression: unsigned *• Putting two and two togeth- " er adds up to a double date. Green, If Johnson, If Torres, ss Carraway. ss McCay, 3b Small. 3b Meredith, p * Age is a matter of opinion; 2 youth is a muddle of ideas. 4 4 4 4 5 2 2 2 ' 1 1 2 3 34 Shamrocks (12) AB : Attends School * The McHenry Garden club has chosen Roy Erickson, son •* of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Erick- * son, of 101 South Lake Shore * drive, Lakemoor, to attend * conservation school for young \ adults from July 12 to 17 in ! J. Schaefer. 2b j Bentz, If, cf j Weber, rf I D. Freund, ss C. Olson, rf H. Baker, cf Benson, c J. Justen, lb T. Roti, 3b J. Stanek, 3b. C. Pierce, cf A. Jourdan, 3b T. Claybaugh, p If R 2 1 1 01 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 7 R 2 2 0 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 12 - 7 from third on Lloyd Freund's grounder and Dick Hiiler drove in Frett with a hii. Ron Madden led off the eleventh with a walk, went to second on Frett's sacrifice and was out trying to score on Freund's single. Dick Hiiler walked. Lloyd Freund scored the winning run on another error on the second baseman and Hiiler crossed the plate on a hit by Tom Oeffling. The team was sparked by the infield's sharp offensive play and several fine catches by John Huff in right field. Tonight, Thursday, the 16, the Tigers play the first round with Chicago South in the annual semi-pro state tournament. Next .Sunday they play at Richmond. We hope to see a good crowd at both of these games. Johnsburg R. Madden, ss W. Frett. lb L. Freund, 2b D. Hiiler, cf S. Miller, 3b J. Huff, rf T. Oeffling, If T. Huemann. c T. Britz, p (7) AB R 0 1 1 2 1 1 0 0 1 45 Algonquin (5) AB Klassen Collins Ritt Heather Wilbrant Kreger 1 3 3 0 0 | Simonini 2 0 0 j Mowen 2 0 j Bruhn 40 10 Zalesky Braves 103 001 011-- 9 6 Hershberg McHenry 200 050 05x--1210 2 Sunderlage Losing Pitcher -- Meredith D. Ritt Winning Pitchers-- C 1 a ybaugh 1-0 Doubles- Bentz Triples- Johnson Home ; Runs Benson Stolen Bases -Spann 2, Johnson, Stanek, Schaefer. Strike Outs--Claybaugh 14, Meredith 12 7 15 R H 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 drove in 3 of the 11 runs for Hans'. R H E Buss Motors 2125234--20 186 Hans' Tavern 2011304--11 8--9 STANDINGS W Bimbo's 7 McCullom Lake ... 7 Old Bridge 6 Hettermann 6 Buss Motors 4 Hans' Tavern 3 Holliday Inn 3 Casey's ! . 0 1st Round Batting Leadei Pet. H. Goldbeck .652 L. Jensen .583 L. Freund .583 D. Grau 545 B. O'Brien .533 D. Caparros .523 B. Peisert .518 R. Boro 500 ; E. Berez .500 G. Street .500 HOME RUNS B. Hutchinson 5 , E. Todd 4 H. Goldbeck 4 E. Janik 4 C. Majercik 3 J. Hayes 3 L. Freund 3 B. O'Brien 3 B. Nolan 3 RBI's E. Todd 20 i E. Berez 16 L. Freund 14 B. Nolan 13 H. Goldbeck 12 G. Street 12 B O'Brien 11 son (who celebrated their eighteenth wedding anniversary) and Miss Chris Nelson. Our thanks to all the committee for a memorable evening. Commodore and Mrs. Robert Mielenz officially greeted the ' Commodore and Mrs. Jack j Schuler and the forty-two visitors from Okauchee who are not only good competitors but good friends as well. After the Sunday morning race members and visitors enjoyed a delicious and hearty luncheon served by the wome n ' s a u x i l i a r y w h i l e t h e y awaited the results of the three races from the judges who were: Dr. Arthur Henschel, chief judge, and Karl Otto, both of Okauchee; Sid Peterson, Sr., Edward A. Fletcher, Myron Kendall, Dr. Alex Pomierski and Dr. Ralph Pomierski of Pistakee. Inasmuch as Okauchee Lake won the annual regatta, as tradition will have it, Com. Mielenz will have to wear the old 'fore and 'aft commodore hat and Pistakee will have to display the Jack-Ass trophy in their case for another year. The first place and best visiting skipper trophy went to Okauchee boat E55 skippered by Wally Tarmann; second place went to YIII skipper, Don Looze; third place, E88, Wally Schmitt; fourth• place, E2, Klauser brothers, fifth place EIII, Bob Stelter. AB R H R. Madden, ss 5 1 3 w. Frett, lb 5 1 1 L. Freund, 2b ' 5 1' 2 D. Hiiler, cf 3 0 1 T. Oeffling, If 2 0 o J. Huff, if 5 1 2 T. Huemann, c 2 2 0 L. Schmitt, 3b 5 2 1 D. Drafz, p 3 0 0 T. Britz, p 2 1 1 37 9 11 HARDEST BUSIEST^ CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWN PLAINDEALER WANT ADS fn i LLC ft NOW thru SATURDAY Rod Steiger - Fay Spain "AL CAPONE" Plus June Allyson Jeff Chandler Sandra Dee "STRANGER IN MY ARMS" THURSDAY -- JULY 16 Double Feature Program "CARMEN JONES" Harry Belafonte Dorothy Dandridge CinemaScope Color by DeLuxe And "THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS" Ethel Merman Donald O'Connor CinemaScope Color by DeLuxe Varsily Cheerleaders: 1 Enjoyed Summer Cwftp . ' ' ' \ ' } Recently, McHenry's varsity cheerleaders enjoyed a special camp at Illinois State Normal university, where they were kept busy with practices, learning new routines and cheers for the coming seasbfr Attending the clinic v^re "Peach" Roti, Ann Peschke, Judy Hans, Sherry Evans, Janice Schueler and Ardis May. BOWLING NOTES Any girls interested in bowling on Thursday night, lJI»0 Efeague at Tomasello's, league will not start until September. Please call 1515-J or Hyatt 7- 3313. Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Justen are enjoying a vacation 1 rip to Colorado. They also spent several days sightseeing in the Canadian Rockies. FRI - SAT -- JULY 17-18 'TANK BATTALION' And "HELL SQUAD" I SATURDAY -- 1 P.M. FREE SHOW "SEVEN CITIES OF GOLD" Late Show Saturday, July 18 Barbara Stanwyck Ronald Reagan "CATTLE QUEEN OF MONTANA" In Technicolor ALMA STEWART DIES Mrs. Alma Stewart, 55, of Hinsdale died unexpectedly Wednesday morning, July 15. She was a sister of Mrs. George Barbian of McHenry. Funeral arrangements were incomplete as the Plaindealer went to press. urs RENTS Floor Sanders to Rotary Tillers PHOME 32 1 0 • 4 0 0: 1 0 0 ' 38 5 7 Johnsburg 010 012 001 02 ' Algonquin 000 030 200 00 Doubles --- T. Oeffling 2, T. Huemann, S. Miller, D. Hiiler. . R. Madden, Wilbrant, Klassen. j Triple -- Huff \ ' Walks - Brit7/ 7, Sunderlage 2, D. RiTt--3i i C< MIKE CO^HIS, Maamger Saai-PHIVATE 18 M@Li CO! On Rt. 12 A Geneva Rd., Fox Lake, 111. 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