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^age Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Thursday, August 27, 1959 Good Fishing at McCullom Lake SO I HEAR-- The Johnsburg Rescue Squad will hold a benefit dance at Johnsburg Memorial Hall Saturday night. We think everybody realizes the good work done by this group. 'Twould be a good idea to buy a couple of tickets and join the group for a gay old time. The Old Timers played the Shamrocks here last Sunday and showed some of their old' skill in spite of losing. Hear th game wasn't planned soon enough^fca get publicity. Too bad. Fans do like to see the "(rid boys" perform. Never knew there were so mpny White Sdx fans in these pstrts. Those four wins at Cleveland brought 'em out. <Last week the phone rang a few times and the mailman brpught clippings ----none of tjfcem adding comfort as our Sitix approached that important series in Cleveland. No mail week. " 'Twas good news to read about Charlie Hiller leading hifc league in batting this year. He also leads in triples. We can jifet see him whirling around second base and flying into tiird. The county baseball league playoffs start next Sunday alid we think that game at Johnsburg between the Tigers and Crystal Lake should be \yorth watching. Crystal Lake has been tough for the Tigers to handle so look for a real hot ball game next Sunday. vln the other playoff game, Richmond travels to Elgin to meet the V.F.W. nine. Richmond isn't going down there with any ideas of losing. *he games will be the best in 2 out of 3 series. Hope to chin with Coach Mandli before next Thursday to discuss MCHS football prospects. We hope the Sophomores are big fellows. Daily Pinups ^Cracker barrel philosophy sftlty crisp and crunchy. Friendships are much like flowers; pick them carefully, dulture them tenderly and they're bound to bloom. Learning isn't always fun, neither is ignorance always ^ss. Charm is a cap that will fit 3jpy head. ^Stealing a kiss is not lar- ~'ny; giving it back is never ftigamy. : ft. K i'A highbrow is a character iyho forgets to come down to iarth. t • Anonymous SOFTBALL NOTES TIGERS WIN AND LOSE WEEK END BASEBALL GAMES CrySial Lake Nine At Johnsburg For 'layoff Opener S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n , t h e Johnsburg Tigers beat a good Chicago Firemen team by the score of 6 to 4 .It was a good practice game for the Tigers because the Firemen always put on a good show. Ted Schaeffer was on the mound and pitched real good ball in his seven inning stint. He allowed three runs on seven hits, striking out five and issuing six free passes. Loren Freund threw the final two innings, allowing one run on one hit. Loren walked two batters. Johnsburg scored their first run in the first on a walk to Dick Hiller, a hit by Tom Oeffling sending Hilley to third and a wild pitch \jnith Rick scoring. The firemen countered in the third when Catahand was safe on an error. Novak singled and Catahand scored on Supergan's hit. They scored two more times in the fifth. Novak led off and was safe on an error. Supergan was safe on a fielder's choice with Novak out at second. After Supergan stole second, he scored on Stahlmen's single. Johnson popped to first for the second out. Beechan was safe on an error on his grounder to third and was out trying to take second. Stahlman scored on the play. After Chicago scored their fourth run in the top of the eighth after the Tigers went ahead in their half of the seventh. Bernie and Leon Schmitt started the inning with singles. Schaeffer flew out to right and Hiller did the same to center. Both runs scored on Tom Oeffling's hit. Johnsburg scored the winning runs in the bottom of the eighth on a lead off walk Jackson. Mel Freund hit ly and both men score By A1 Fritz r f. Tuesday night the first games of the play-offs started Sjfcith Bimbo's and Hettermann and Hettermann took the first game of the best two out of tferee -.series, 6-2. Paul Bruhn ^nd Dipk Hiller ledi- Hetter- t' ann's with 6 of thev 9 hits. nihn hit a single and\ dou- Wes with Hiller getting a single and 2 homers, and 4 RBI's. ftuss Weyland led Bimbo's With 2 for 3. R H E Bimbo's 0001001--2 7 2 Hettermann 302001x--6 9 2 In the second game McCullom Lake banged out 5 straight hits in the 1st inning an<J scored 6 runs to go on to defeat Old Bridge 12-2. Stu Koutney had 2 singles and 2 doubles with Big Ernie Berez coming up with 2 singles and a double driving in 3 runs. Dick Grau held Old Bridge to 5 hits, 3 of them coming in the 4th inning by Nolan, Knox and Weber to score their 2 runs, along with one error. R H E Old Bridge 0002000-- 2 5 3 McCullom L. 611202x--12 16 3 Thursday night games were rained out and were scheduled to be played on Monday. The games for Tuesday will not be played because of the circus, but tonight the same teams Will be playing with Hetterfhann and McCullom Lake holding a 1 game lead over Bimbo's and Old Bridge in the best two out of three series. outs later on Leon Sc Snmitt's single. Firemen AB R H Kolloway 4 0 0 Catahand 6 2 2 Novak 5 0 1 Supergan 5 1 2 Stahlman 4 1 1 Johnson 4 0 0 Beechan 3 0 1 Schaudenecker 4 0 . 1 Falkner 3 0 0 38 4 8 Johnsburg AB R H D. Hiller 3 2 1 T. Oeffling 4 0 2 Lloyd Freund 2 0 0 A. Jackson 2 1 0 M. Freund 4 1 1 B. Nowak 2 0 0 W. Frett 2 0 0 B. Schmitt 3 1 1 T. Huemann 1 JO' 0 L. Schmitt 4 1 2 T. Schaeffer 3 0 0 Loren Freund 1 0 0 31 6 v 7 Firemen 001 020 010 Johnsburg 100 010 22x» tween the two teams for fourth place. Terry Britz was on"ihe mound for the Tigers and was hit harder than in any game he has pitched this season. Crystal Lake got to him for twelve hits and nine runs. They scored two runs in the first on a hit by Johnson, a double by Vittom and singles by Norm Britz and Philpot. The Tigers scored twice in the second on a couple of errofs followed by Tom Huemann's double to right center." After taking the lead with three runs in the top of the third. Crystal Lake came, back with five big runs in the same inning, and were not behind the rest of the game. Ron Smith made the play of the game on a well hit ball off the bat of Norm Britz. Running back to his left he caught the ball which had extra bases written all over it. At 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon the Johnsburg Tigers will play Crystal Lake in the first game in the best of three series in the league playoffs. It will be played in Johnsburg. JohnsDurg AB R H D. Hiller, cf 3 1 1 R. Smith, cf 1 0 0 R. Madden, ss 4 1 1 L. Schmitt, ss 1 0 0 Lloyd Freund, 2b 5 2 2 W. Frett, lb 3 0 0 J. Smith, lb 2 0 0 S. Miller, 3b 4 0 2 J. Huff, rf 4 1 1 Loren Freund, p 0 0 0 T. Oeffling, If 2 1 0 M. Freund, 1 rf 1 0 0 T. Huemann, c 3 0 1 B. Nowak, c 1 0 0 T. Britz, p 3 0 0 B. Schmitt. If 1 0 1 38 6 9 Crystal Lake AB R H Thurow 3 0 1 Oberlin 2 0 0 Johnson - 4 2 2 Hansen 4 2 1 Vittom 4 3 3 N. Britz 5 0 4 Philpot 3 1 1 Titas 1 0 0 D. Feffer 3 1 0 Vogecman 2 0 0 Reinert 2 0 0 Peacock 2 0 0 Ackermann 2 0 0 37 9 12 The above picture was taken as the State of -Illinois Conservation Department and the McCullom Lake Sportsman Club accomplished the huge task of removing 25 tons of fish from McCullom Lake in a plan to remove undesirable species and later restock the lake. The largest carp recovered weighed 20 pounds. The department will release complete figures, but it is learned that carp in the lake outnumbered game fish 400 to. 1. which will be played Saturday, Sept. 5th at 8 p.m. Fourteen of the best ball players of the Teen Age League will play the Men's Playoff Champs. GOLF TROPHY WON BY JILL DIANE JOHNSTON HERE VYCITAL TEAM TAKES TITLE IN TBEN AGE GROUP Win Playoffs For Second Year In 16" Softball Tourney For the second year in a row the Vycital Hardware 16" softball team won the league playoff tournament. Last year in league play they ended with a tie for fourth place and in the playoffs defeated four teams (McCullom Lake twice) in the finals to become playoff champs. This year in league play Vycital's are in first place. Their only defeats were twice by McCullom Lake. McCullom Lake was second, Highland Shores third, Wauconda fourth. In the league playoff tournament, Vycital's defeated Highland Shores in two games and Wauconda defeated McCullom Lake two out of three in th^ first round. ; In the finals Wauconda beat Vycitals 13 to 8 in the first game and Vycital's took the next two, 11 to 10 and 12 to 10 to win the playoffs. The teen age softball league has had the use of the V.F.W. field and lights through generosity of the men's softball $5000 Madison league. Much credit must. IIOvOOO Chaser Johnsburg Crystal Lake Doubles: J. mann, Vittom Strikeouts: Britz, 5, cock 5, Ackermann 5. Walks: Britz 2, Peacock LBren Freund 1. 023 010 0Q0 205 002 OOx Huff, T. Hue- Pea- 1, POWER SQUADRON ANNOUNCES FREE PILOTING COURSE 5, Triple: D. Hiller Strikeouts: "Schaeffer Falkner 4. Walks: Schaeffer 6, Loren' Freund 2, Falkner 8. Crystal Lake beat Johnsburg on Sunday by the score of 9 to 6. It was the third game between the two teams with a split for the first two. The game was a fill in as Richmond and Algonquin delayed the playoff^ with a playoff be- The Waukegan Power Squadron, a unit of the United States Power Squadrons, has announced its annual free piloting Gpurse to be giveji at the American Legion Hall in Fox Lake, Illinois, beginning Monday, September 21. 1959. The same course is being given at the Waukegan Yacht Club be^ ginning Monday, September 14, 1959. The Squadron's object is to establish a high standard of skill in the handling and navigation of small boats. The course, which is given without charge, is limited to 75 persons, who must be at least 16 years of age. Both men and women are invited to attend. The classes are designed for non-boaters as well as boaters. The basic purpd^e -iS^to teach safety afloat for both power and sailing craft. Initial registration on September 21 at Fox Lake will be held at 8 p.m. SHOP IN McHENRY Miss Jill Diane Johnston, 12 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alford S. Johnston of 501 West Main street, McHenry, won the Girls' Golf Trophy for the lowest score (5 holes-35) in the children's division at the McHenry Country Club last Thursday. Jjll and her sister, Axlette, completed their summer golf lessons last week with Mr. Julius Goffo as their instructor. HOW MUCH MONEY DO YOU KNOW? On the face of each bill of United States currency is a portrait of a famous statesman, usually a President of the United States. See how many you know. Denomination Portrait 51 Washington 52 Jefferson $5 Lincoln $10 Hamilton S20 Jackson $50 TT/S-rrr. .. . Grant $100 Franklin $500 McKinley the ;| $1000 Cleveland given the men's league for their promotion of the teen .age league. The V.F.W. grounds has been the scene of much action this past season. With Little League, Pony League, Men's and Teen Age 16" softball .leagues, there were six games on the three fields almost every evening. H All of the fans of our McHenry Teen Age League can certainly be proud of the boys. The boys put in a lot of time and hard work to get these teams together and keep the league going each year. The league officers are as follows: Sonny Hocin, Jack S c h a e f e r a n d R o n C r e u t z . O f ficial scorer, Mickey Schaefer, and our two outstanding umpires, Charlie Cuda and Jack Thomas, served important parts. A lot should be said for the sponsors for their time and money spent to help further the league. The managers, too, spend a lot of hours coaching the boys. But, the main thing is for all the time, hard work, and money spent, the results were well worth every bit of effort put forth just to see these boys play ball the way they did. The last game of the season will be the All Star Game :00,000 Wilson September was called the "barley month" by the early Anglo-Saxons. That was when they harvested the barley, from which they,, brewed their favorite beverage. TIME TRIALS . . 7:15 .RACES 8:30 1 WAUKEGAN SPEEDWAY West Washinqfoe St. between Green Bay Rd. & Skokie Hwv. MA 3-9540 - Free Parkinq - Adults SI.25 -- Children 25c ADDED EVENTS fFIMALI DRIVERS RACE SPECTATOR RACE ^ '^bivot [5358B ZbJL' by Verona Kent One hundred fifty four girls agreed that "HULLABALOO DAY" was better than ever this year. The weather was ideal, food was superb and the prizes were fabulous. Especially favorable to this thought were the girls who were fortunate in winning, a prize. Listing first our members who won -- Dee Overton with a low gross of 99. Marge Peterson, Maryrita Stilling and Flose O'Connell with a low net of 78. Other golf winners were -- Carmen Antonson, Bette Moss, Floss Niesler, Carol Beck, Dot Beckenbaugh, Fran Hofmann, Katherine Rogers, Emily Hester, Marilyn Reihansperger, Lil Burns and Elsie Olson. The list of guest winners were -- Lil Michaels with a low gross of 95, Carol Van Raalte with a low gross of 96 and Vel Skaff with a low gross of 46 for 9 holes. Others who won prizes were Helen Peterson, Thelma Keulman, Marge Check, Eileen Mahnick, Jerre Elbersen, Alice Gaulke, Jay Hansen, Dorothy Schmitt, Marion Parker, Janice Peroni, Marion Weber and Mary Beth Fuchs. The card winners were -- 'iilillllllllllllllllllllllllillilliiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiniiiiliiir One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 Show Starts at Dusk THtjRS - FRI - SAT SEPT 3-4-5 James Stewart in "ANATOMY OF A MURDER" Alice Barbian, Lorrayne Hens* chel, Dot Freund, Maryrita Stilling, Katherine Lindberg, Marie Stoffel, Rita Sayler, Bette Moss, Ella Buss, Ann Zahn, Jean Wiles, Thelma Doyle, Marge Adams, Helen Creamer and Eleanor Roberts. In the evening, after dinner, a Minstrel Show put on by some of the members, which proved to be a howling success judging from the reaction of the audience. The performance of the girls rivaled the Technique of the late A1 Jolson. Joannie Buss, as the Ol' Philosopher, did a superb job of acting. The "Mother-O ffspring Tournament" was played today and we find the following winners -- 1st Place -- Bob Beckenbaugh and Dee Overton, 2nd place -- Anita Beckenbaugh and Dorothy Beckenbaugh, 3rd olace -- Carol Goffo and Verona Kent, 4th place -- Randy Hughes and Bea Hughes, 5th place -- Bob Vaupell and Anita Vaupell. Medallion trophies for low gross were won by Lynn Wilkinson, Eileen O'Connell, Lynn Reihansperger, Susan Gregory, Linda Herdrich, Jim Busscher, John Moss, Billy Funk, Cam^ Clark and Jay Sayler. ^ Next week, Sept. 8th, our \ trip to Petrifying Springs g<&f course has been cancelled. will play our own course and ' we must tee off between 8 arid 10 a.m. The event for the day will be Match vs Par. See you next, week! Playing hide-and-seek be- ' tween parked automobiles is one of the most dangerous games that children can play "1 enroute to and from, school, £ at any other time. The Insff " tute for Safer Living caution^ ' parents to make sure that' their children do not indulge , in this hazardous pastime. FRI - SAT -- SEPT <?5 Debbie Reynolds-Tony Randall "THE MATING GAME" Cinemascope & Met^oColor Russ Tamblyn -- Alan Young "TOM THUMB" Saturday Late Show George Montgomery in "SEMINOLE UPRISING" Color SUN - MON -- SEPT 6-7 All Color Program "ASK ANY GIRL" Shirley MacLaine David Niven and "PARTY GIRL" Robert Taylor - Cyd Charisse FALL SCHEDULE: Open Fri - Sat.. - Sun - Mon lllllllillllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllillillllllllllllli . NOW PLAYING Walt Disney's 'SLEEPING BEAUTY' And "WATUSI" SUN - LABOR DAY SEPT 6-7 The Three Stooges "HAVE ROCKET, WILL TRAVEL" And "LEGEND OF TOM DOOLEY" TUES - WED - THURS SEPT 8-10 » "THE YOUNG PHILADELPHIA'S" RUDY BICKER'S KENNELS 1 Mll*» Fait of the Skyline 7>Hv#»-In PHONE EVergreen 5-2436 GAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS • Stud Service • Heated & Unhealed Kennels • German ShorShaii? Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving .ii Weight watchers will be interested to know that dairy foods, while they furnish so much in the way of needed nutrients, account for only onegjxth of the food energy in the Nation's diet, according to the [National Dairy Council. In other words, they're packed with nutrition per calorie. SICMMS AT JUST FOR FUN R0LLE1 INK ROUTE 81 -- McHENRY, n.i. Open Tues., Wed.. Fri., Sat. & Sun. 8 to 11 P.M. GKAND OPINING FREE BALLOONS FOR THE KIDDIES TEA TOWELS 29* Reg. 79c Nu-Mode NYLONS 2 pr. '1.00 Reg. $1.00 DOLLS 98* Reg. $1.39 Plastic WASH BASKET $ij© Boys' & Men's __ HOSE 4 pr. '1.00 Reg. $1.9$ BOYS' SHIRTS *1.77 PILLOWS <1.00 Reg. $2.98 & $1.§8 SOFA PILLOWS *1.00 LARGE SELECTION OF SUPPLIES SCHOOL STEFFAN'S 5* TO *1.00 STORE 514 Main St. West Side of McHenry SPECIAL NOTE No Kiddie Show SAT -- SEPT 5 Due To Special Showing Of Walt Disney's "Sleeping Beauty" McHENRY 218 S. Green Ph. 144 THURS - FRI - SAT SEPT 3-4-5 Bing Crosby - Debbie Reynolds "SAY ONE FOR ME" CinemaScope & Color Added -- Color Cartoon SUN - MON - TUES SEPT 6-7-8 Danny Kaye - Louis Armstrong "THE FIVE PENNIES" Technicolor Added -- Color Cartoon STARTS WED. FOR 4 DAYS! WED - THURS - FRI - SAT SEPT 9-10-11-12 Double Feature Program Kirk Douglas - Anthony Quinn "LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HILL" VistaVision & Technicolor and Gordon Scott - Anthony Quayle "TARZAM'S & GREATEST ADVENTURE" Eastman Color SUN - MON - TUES SEPT 6-7-8 Double Feature Program Frank Sinatra - Dean Martin "SOME CAME RUNNING" CinemaScope & MetroColor and Joel McCrea - Forrest Tucker "FORT MASSACRE" CinemaScope & Color WED - THURS -- SEPT 9-10 Double Feature Program "RELUCTANT DEBUTANTE" also "LIEUTENANT WORE SKIRTS" FRI - SAT -- SEPT 11-12 Double Feature Program "KINGS GO FORTH" and "THE RESTLESS YEARS" Late Show Sat., Sept. 12 "BLACK DAKOTAS" 'Come Early To Enjoy The Free Rides" aaaaaagggigai ELM TffATRE 'WAUCONDA. ILLINOIS Children (Under 12) 2Ek ® Open ,Daily at 6:40 Continuous Sundays From 3=00 PJVL FREE PARKING . 125 CAKS! Tel JAckson 6-1421 60c Adults -- 25c Childreu WED thru SAT SEPT 2-3-4 Double Feature Program THE V THREE STOOGES n tcaif\BT mi-Lorn funk ruiiii AVE ROCKET. WiLL TRAVEL . A COLUMBIA PICTURE. also 'THE LEGEND OF •" TOM DOOLEY" • SUN thru THURS SEPT 6 - 10 JAMES STEWART' LEE REMICK BEN GAZZARA'ARTHUR O'CONNEU. EVE ARDEN' KATHRYN GRANT L2951 •nd JOSEPH N. WELCH Judg* W«»U "Anatomy of a Murder" will be shown at 6:00 & 9:00 PiMi Sun. & Mon., Sept. 6 & 7. OiM Performance at 8:00 P.M. on Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sept. 8, 9* 10; "NO CHILDREN'S TICK-* ETS WILL BE SOLD FOR THIS PICTURE!" SUN - MON -- SEPT 6-7 "Special Children's Matinedtt ONE SHOW ONLY "'W Starting at 3:00 P.M. "FLIGHT TO MARS" Also "THREE COLOR CARTOONS" REFRESH YOURSELF ... GO OUT TONIGIff SEE A BIG SCREEN FIRST HUN MOVIE! GRAYSLAKE, ILL. 'FINE PICTURES -- BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS TASTY REFRESHMENTS 4 ENDS THURSDAY, SEPT. 3rd "HOLE IN THE HEAD" & "THE MAN INSIDE" FRIDAY & SATURDAY 2 DAYS ONLY -- SEPT. 4-5 It'slFme ForThe Laughiest "lime OfVbur Lifetime! ANDYGRIFFITH© MYRON McCORMICK nick aoams •MERVYN'LEROLJW JOHN LEE MAHIN- MERVYN LEROY rtL a* f WARNER BROS. ^ ALAN LADD JEAN ARTHUR VAN HEFUN GEORGE STEVENS TECHNICOLOR* ALSO -- LATE SHOW BONUS FEATURE EVERY SATURDAY SUNDAY thru TUESDAY -- SEPTEMBER 6-7-8 FRANK SINATRA DEAN MARTIN SHIRLEY MacLAINE B pfrtom iSfll C. SIEGS. reooucno* I INDISCREET •KHNJCOlOR'From WARNER BROS AS "SOME CAME RUNNING Ciiuw5cop« • HTIOCOIOI JLl J I FREE KIDDYLAND! < Come Early! Let The H Children Enjoy Themselves!! WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY -- SEPT. 9 - 12 "DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP" with JERRY LEWIS & 'THE YOUNG LAND" with PAT WAYNE