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/ , Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, September 10, 1959 PONY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Holidays come and holidays go. but newspaper deadlines are always with us. With all the hub-hub of the Labor Day week-end, we are happy to settle down toward a peaceful fall season with its falling leaves and cooling breezes. We can dream, can't and Fin Club. Volo, Illinois. Dogs .from five different states will participate. SPEEDWAY-- Dick Grenell of McHenry was a winner at the Waukegan Speedway this past week. They will be whizzing around again next Sunday night. Time has run out on us as Friday night we found the we take olf for parts unknown car drivers pretty wild, then for a day. Marie Yegge (who thought they had settled down now loves the Sox) will take , until Sunday when a fellow over the task of putting your whipped through a stop sign : sports page to-gether. and nearly clipped us. For a second we felt like another statistic. In the afternoon we saw another car breeze, through a stop sign where danger lurked, but somebody's guardian angel, hovered nearby. ; some r. win- CRYSTAL LAKE BEATS TIGERS IN ELEVENTH Score 3 Runs For 6 To 3 Victory In First Series Game SHAMROCKS BEAT OLD TIMERS AND LOSE TO DODGERS % Mickey Sehaefer The White Sox gave us anxious moments while ning a double-header on Labor Day. So did Cleveland. At this point, the Sox have won the pennant as far as everybody but the mathematicians are j By Lee Hiller concerned. | Sunday afternoon, the Johns- Hr-, e„a rt, s t-h a.t were voung and i bur'gn Tigers and Crystal Lake f ^ gay^are ofrff to school this week. m.. et^ in the first gam, e of the We remember. Those vacations first round. It took eleven mnwere so short. * How well we meeting '.'Red" Winkel on the first day of school and picking out desks in the last row in the study hall. Miss Pryor's first official act of the day was to invite us up to the front row with a pleasant remark about liking to have us near her. Last Sunday * the Chicago Dodgers defeated the McHenry Shamrocks 9-1 behind the two hit pitching of Flowers and Drink. Our two hits were singles by Herb Baker, and Jim Peterson. Baker's single was in the fifth, and Peterson's was in the ninth. We scored our only run in the fifth on walks to Weber, Bentz and Denny Freund, and a throwing error on the catcher. Chicago Mark. 2b Gonski, 3b Quilici, ss Escobedo, c Kopacz. lb Zubak, If. cf Hageman, cf Marik, If Lesiak, rf Barba, rf Flowers, p Drink, p ings for Crystal Lake to beat I the league champions by the remember j score of 6 to 3. early Crystal Lake scored in each of the first three innings. Johnson led off the first with a walk, went to second on an infield out and scored on a base hit. \In the second Reinart j Baker, If started with a liner over third | G. Freund, 2b base anfo went to second on an Knox, 2b error by the left fielder. Phil- . Roti, cf pot fallowed with a walk to put runners on first and second. Dale Feffer's sacrifice Shamrocks Sehaefer, ss Weber, 3b Bentz, lb Peterson, lb D. Freund, p Benson, c AB 4 5 3 4 5 4 3 1 2 1 3 1 36 AB 4 FIELD TRIAL -- The German Shorthaired Pu ouin ter Club ofi Itl-l-i nuo is mw •i ll, i Kblul n.t was tt,h rown a„ way ,b y .th.e. dinner, hold the annual Field Trial : ™ A r> « j L-mcago Claybaugh. rf 27 R .2 1 1 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 9 R 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 H 2; 0 : 1 3 1 3 o; l 2 0 i 1 0 | 14 H 0 0 1 0 1 0 p 1 0 0 0 0 Photo By Kotalik Back row: Charles Corso, coach, Ed Stacknick, Clarence Adams, Ralph Bennett, sponsor, Joe Fino, Vern Petersen and Fred Petersen, manager. Bottom row: John Corso, Roger Thompson, Thomas Gates, Jim Meyer, Jim - Doran, Bill Funk and Ken Stilling. SOFTBALL NOTES TEEN AGE ALL STARS DEFEAT McCULLOM LAKE By Mickey Sehaefer PONY LEAGUE PRESENTATION September 12-13 at the Wing Pi 5 tab ee l^acht cu By Helen McMahon, Pub. Dir. pitcher and Reinart scored. In the third Hansen led off Shamrocks 000 100 July 5, the Teen Age All Stars defeated McCullom Lake 8-7 in eight innings. The batting star of the game was Matt Eichinger who drove in five runs for the day. Matt had two hits in three trips to the plate including the game winning home run with a man on in the eighth. Don Bentz had three hits in four trips to the plate including a double and triple. , | Bentz also scored four runs. OOp 001 HO--9 14 2 i Jack Sehaefer had two hits in 1 2 0 j four trips to the plate. .... ... , Two weeks ago the McHenry j McCullom Lake scored first \\i a i went to second on , shamrocks defeated the Old I in their half of the first when u6. Lan' i Time Shamrocks by the score jCrook and Lawrence worked of 7-6. The batting star for the ' Vycital for walks. The base® Photo Kotalik scored on a hit by Reinart. Johnsburg made the score 3 I'Shamrocks was Tom Roti with to 2 in the bottom of the third. ; a triple with the bases loaded. Tom Oeffling was safe on an error. Britz hit safely and was out at second on Dick Hiller's fielder's choice. Dick Hiller stole second and went to third as Oeffling scored on the play. Ron Madden popped to second. "** Labor Day weekend was a busy, funpacked three days tinged vkith just a bit^of sadness for the passing of the rsummer season. If was a windy 'weekend which kept the sailors working hard right up to the last minute. , The winners of the Saturday Tace were skipper Ron Schloetner, Y36 in first place; skipper Don Looze, Ylll in 2nd place and skipper Sid Peterson, ;Jr.. Y2 in 3rd place. Dr. and Mrs. James McMahon were chairmen for the Saturday night dinner dance and were assisted by the greatest committee: Mr. and Mrs. 1 Ben Francke, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Pomierski, Dr. and Mrs. A1 Pomierski, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kellogg and Mr. John Maselter. Party treasurer was Mr. Chris Jepsen. The Sunday race was as exciting a race as we've seen sailed in a goGd breeze with skipper Bill Slater in Y1 in 1st place; skipper Fred Gohl, Y42 in 2nd place, and skipper Don Looze, Ylll in 3rd place. The Dinghy fleet wound up the season bubbling over with enthusiasm. First place on Sunday went to Henry De- Young, 2nd place to Jack Looze and 3rd place to Danny Arkema. TT\e annual Mixed Crew race was held Monday morning with skipper Don Looze and his crew Audrei Lee and John Maselter, Ylll coming in first place. On Monday afternoon skipper Norm Reese, Y27, won the Joseph F. Haas Challenge Trophy. and he also drove in the winning run on a fielder's choice. Roti had two .hits as did Freund, Benson. Peterson and Knox. / Harry .Stilling, Jim and Jer- j the second when Don Bentz T . , _ ry Lartcin- led the old timers j ted off with a triple and scorott u Lloyd Freund was safe on a hitting attack with two hits! on Matt Eichinger's fly to Jefc- ... Stars e r r o r w i t h H i l l e r s c o r m c f r o m e a c h . H u p K e n n e b e c k p i t c h e d , s ™ * 1 8 , a ™ were loaded when Ed Todd yas safe on an error on Bentz. Ernie Berez then grounded to Bentz with Crook scoring. Street and Grau both ,popped up to Eichinger. The All Stars tied it up in Pictured above are Charles Corso, vice president and coach, Charles Brown, president, Bart Yegge, secretary and Fred Petersen, manager of the championship Giants of the McHenry Pony League. Mr. Petersen is accepting the trophy for the winning team in the Pony League. scoring from third. The Tigers tied the score in the sixth on Lloyd Freund's long triple down the left field line. Terry Britz settled down after the third inning, and allowed only four hits until the top|3|X,. the eleventh. Crystal the first seven innings for the old timers with Bob Nolan pitching the final two. John Knox pitched the first three for the Shamrocks. Joe Stanek pitched th£ next three with Jack Sehaefer pitching the final three. This Sunday the Shamrocks La^^mshed the winning runs will play another team from in that inning on three hits and | Chicago called the Hollan Inka .coyple of errors by the Tigers. • ' Neyt Sunday the* series will continued with the Tigers travelling to Crystal Lake. McCullom Lake took the lead Sehaefer, 3b 2-1 in the third on a home run i ^ by Berez. The All Stars took „ ',P a 3-2 lead in the fourth when Denny Freund led off with a single, Bentz was safe on an error on Grau. Matt Eichinger s i n g l e d t o c e n t e r s c o r i n g Freund, Bentz also scored when the center fielder Lawirence juggled the ball. McCuldrive hit by Ernie Berez which Sweet leaped up against the fence and caught in the last half of the seventh. AB 4 Crystal Lake AB R H W. Johnson, cf 5 1 0 N. Britz, ss 4 0 1 G. Hansen, c 5 1 3 B. Hayes, lb 5 0 1 R. Wahlen. If 5 0 0 B. Reinart. 3b 5 1 3 P. Philpot, rf 3 0 1 Thurow, rf 1 1 1 D. Feffer, 2b 3 1 0 L. Ackman, p 4 1 1 o- 40 6 11 Johnsburg AB R H D. Hiller. cf 5 1 1 R. Madden, ss 5 0 1 L. Freund, 2b 4 1 2 S. Miller, 3b 4 0 0 T. Huemann, 3b 1 0 1 J. Huff, rf 4 0 0 A. Jackson, rf 1 0 0 M. Freund, c . 5 0 1 W. Frett, lb 5 0 0 T. Oeffling, If 5 1 1 T. Britz, p 4 0 1 B. Nowak. ph 1 0 0 44 3 8 ers on the local diamond at 2 p.m. Old Timers AB R H ! T. Bolger, 2b 3 0 1 B. Bolger. cf 2 0 0 ; Rosing, 3b 4 3 1 ! J. Larkin, lb 4 0 2 ; G. Larkin, ss 4 1 2 ; Stilling, c , If 4 0 2 Knox cf, If 4 0 0 Becknell, rf 2 1 0 G. Bolger, c 2 1 0 Kennebeck, p 2 0 0 Nolan, If, p 1 0 0 32 6 8 Shamrocks AB R H Sehaefer. 2b. ss, p 4 0 1 Weber, If, 3b, ss 4 0 0 Freund, ss, lb 5 1 2 Benson, c 1 1 0 Stanek, p, 3b 3 1 11 Roti, cf 5 1 2 Claybaugh, rf 4 0 1 Peterson, lb. If 4 1 2 Knox, p, 2b 4 0 2 38 7 13 Crystal Lake 111 000 000--03 Johnsburg 002 001 000--00 Triple: L. Freund Walks: T. Britz, 4; Ackman, Strike outs: Ackman, 6. T. Britz, 5; L. ANN0UI EMEI Gende's Palace Recreation OPEN SOWUM© SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS JUNIOR LEAGUE BOWLING SATURDAY AFTERNOONS Alleys may be reserved for Bowling Parties by calling EY HM9 Evenings 4-3 in the fifth on a double by Lawrence, a single by Todd, and a single by Berez which got past Sweet allowing two runs to score. The All Stars took the lead back in the sixth 5-4 when Denny Freund was safe on an error by Grau. Bentz singled but went all the way to third with Freund scoring on Jensen's error. Bentz scored on Matt Eichinger's grounder to Grau. McCullom Lake took ihe lead back in the sixth 6-5 on a double by Schmidt and run produdng singles by Jensen and Brand. The All Stars tied lit up in the seventh on a double to Mike Laing, went to I third on a single by Jack Sehaefer scored on a fly ball by Budard. The All Stars took an 8-6 [ lead in the eighth when Don Bentz doubled and scored on a 220 000101--6 8 ] McCullom Lake scored one run i300 002 011--7 13 i in the eighth on a homerun j by Grau. Final Score: All Stars |8 McCullom Lake 7. Bill Sweet -- was given the game ball for SHOP IN McHENRY . his game saving catch of a Sweet, If Freund, ss Bentz, lb Eichinger, sc Creutz, rf Hocin, rf Useman, cf Beck, cf Thiel, c Hiller, 2b Laing, 2b R 0 0 0 0 2 4 1 0 0 0 •0 0 0 1 McCullom Lake Crook, rf Lawrence, cf Todd, ss Berez, lb • Street, 3b Grau, 2b Hansen, c. p Schmidt, p, c Jensen, If Brand, sc H 2 1 0 0 1 3 2 1 1 37 7 12 0 j All Stars 010 202 12--8 13 3 1 I McCuliom L. 101 022 01--7 12 5 0 | . : AB 3 3 4 4 •4 4 4 4 4 3 R 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 37 8 13 Insufficient funds have brought many a pleasant occasion to an abrupt conclusion. LET'S GO ROLLS! SKAT1 AT JUST FOR FUN ROLLER 19NK ROUTE 31 -- McHENRY, ILL. Open Tues., Wed., Fri„ Sat. & Sun. 8 to 11 P.M. Monday night, Aug. 31st, McCullom Lake and Old Bridge played the second game of theiii , series and McCullom Lake with a big 5 run 7th inning took the series and the game 14-10. Going into the 7th it was all tied up at 9-9. Ed Todd led off the 7th with a walk, Ernie Berez forced Todd at second then George Street tripled for one run, Dick Grau hit a sacrifice fly to left for two runs and two outs, Bill Schmidt reached first on an error, Len Jensen tripled to right, Ken Brand singled and Don Sullivan hit a triple to right good for 5 runs, For Old Bridge Dick Michels hit a three run homer in the 3rd. Bob- Nolan hit one in the 4th and Bill Becknell hit one in the 7th.' McCullom L. 3000335--1414 5 Old Bridge 0032311--10 86 In the second game Hettermann scored 11 runs in the first 4 innings to defeat Bimbo's 11-6. Hettermann's big 2nd inning, started out with 3 straight errors by Bimbo's along with hits by Tom Oeffling. Lloyd Freund and a 2 run homer by Dick Hiller. In the 4th after two outs Hiller doubled. Bud Miller singled and Dick Marsh tripled good for 2 runs. Bimbo's big 6th inning started with Cuda hitting a single. Payne doubled and when Cliff Fulton's fly-ball was dropped all 3 runs scored. Golbeck then hit a homer over the left field wall, an error and a single scored the 5th run. Hettermann 3512000--1113 4 Bimbo's 0000051-- 6 10 6 McCullom Lake and Hettermann will now play a two out of three series to determine the play-off Champion. Starting Thursday Sept. 3rd and Sept. 8th and if necessary Sept 10th. All games will start at 8 p.m. at the V.F.W. Thursday night Hettermann and McCullom Lake went at it in the first game with Hettermann coming out on top 12-7. Lead by Lloyd Freund and Dick Hiller. Hettermann scored 3 runs in the first on«Lloyd Freund's triple. Hiller's doul^e. 2 errors, and a single by Jim Freund. In the 3rd Lloyd Freund and Buddy Miller hit homers and in the 6th Paul Bruhn singled, Carl Neiss tripled and Dick Hiller doubled for 2 more runs. McCttllom Lake came right back pi the first with three of their own runs on singles by Laurence, Todd and Street and .a triple by Ernie Berez. In the second Koutney singled and Lawrence homered him in. The*vj 5th started out with Lawre^e getting his third straight hit, Ed Todd tripled him home, and ^Todd scored when Berez grounded out. Hettermann AB H Simmons, cf Freund,; ss Hi.'ler. 2b filler, p Marsh, c Freund. scf Schmitt, scf Meyer, lb Oeffling, If Bruhn, rf Neiss, 3b 1 Pi 2 1 36 15 12 McCullom Lake AB H R Koutney. cf Lawrence, rf Todd, ss j Berez, lb Street, 3b j Jensen, If Grau, If 1 1 3 ^3 2 1 1 2 tO 0 0 2 J) (Continued on Page 5) FOR THE BEST HATES and SERVICfi IN FINANCING ^ Autos - Boats Appliances see the McHenry State Bank M I LL£ FT LAST DAY "THE YOUNG PHILADELPHIA!^" Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 Show Starts At Dusk ^ FRI - SAT - SUN~MON SEPT 11-12-13-14 In Color "NORTH BY NORTHWEST" Cary Grant - Eva Marie Saint ALSO 2 COLOR CARTOONS FRI thru TUES Cary Grant - Eva Marie Saint "NORTH BY NORTHWEST" in VistaVision & Color WED thru SAT Lou Costello "THE 30-FT. 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