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Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, February 25. 1960 £clh£* UUaJLbh. 'SO I HEAR" i.ET'S DANCE -- Hank Hiller dropped in for a short visit to ask us to tell you about the big dance at Johnsburg oh Saturday night of this week. This will be the annual shindig sponsored by the Hettermann Softball team and the boys (some are as old as our White Sox) are going all out to show you a good time. Heel - - - toe - - - and away we go! REGIONAL TOURNEY -- Crystal Lake's spacious gymnasium will be the .scene of the regional basketball tournament 'liext week. 7 At 7 o'clock Tuesday night, : Marian High will battle mighty : Elgin. And do you know the "attitude Marian's coach is taking? "Elgin isn't unbeatable." 'Great spirit. And he made that remark after losing his leading scorer from the squad. McHenry plays the second ~game against the district winder which figures to be either r St. Ed's or Hampshire. Woodstock and Crystal Lake -meet In the first game Wednesrday night. The second game -finds a clash between Harvard "-and Dundee. This one will be watched with keen interest. The semi-finals will take -place Thursday and the finals "Friday. Tickets are available -at our high school. -C.O.F. BOWLING -- J The Forester bowlers wound *ip their tournament at McjHenry Recreation last Sunday, r_then unwound at a party at the American Legion home Sunday "night. Russ Weyland took the All- JEvents with 1725 actual pins. "Russ also had the high series, €40 actual pins. •? There was - a tie between yErnie Freund and Ed Pieroni -for high game honors, each ^getting 244 actual pins. Ernest pieroni had the high team, 13029. Bill Klapperich and Ed Ton- •yan, Jr., were tops in the doubles with 1255. Bill Long's 652 :.won the singles. Good bowling. -And they had fun! follow with 9-4 records and that will be changed this week. Just watch the way the ball bounces. DAILY PINUPS The course of creation is always art; where there's a body there's also a heart. A pessimistic fisherman is a pole with a mouse at one end and a worm on the other. To move a m&untain you must start with carrying small stones. Some parader goes off with a bang, some other goes on with a puff. A baseball game is a lot like a flapjack; much of its success depends on the batter. Some women are like angels, they're apt to harp, go up in the air, and never have an earthly thing to wear. Anonymous McHenry By Jack Buckie MERCHANTS OVER MARENGO AND WONDER LAKE By Mickey Schaefer «C.O.F. BASKETBALL -- Z We are going to hold off unrtll! next week with details on 3*>e Forester State basketball -•tournament, but want you to Remember thftU-it will start ^next Sunday. Feb. 28. We will "keep you posted as the meet ^progresses. ^TICKETS PLEASE -- 1 If you would like to see the finals of the Golden Gloves at the Chicago Stadium, Wednesday, March 9, let us know. We -atvill have a few tickets. Chief ^Srobel has a stock of tickets '-for the high school students. The snow is still about inches deep and the temperature is hovering around the ten above mark, so to help boost the golfers' morale we are listing below the schedule of men's golf events for the 1960 season. (Schedule listed through June. Remainder to follow). The Games Committee, comprised of Ed Buss, Jr., Matt Hofmann, Tom Evans, George Rink and Don Wattles, has spent considerable time and effort to make the events during the coming year as interesting ,as possible for the greatest number of members. If Wednesday play warrants it, the committee will attempt to schedule Wednesday events also. These were quite popular up until a few years ago, when interest seemed to wane. There will be the usual Sunday morning events throughout the coming year. Sunday; April 24 -- Qualifying round for Director's Tournament. Sunday, May 1 -- First round of Director's Tournament. Sunday. round bf ment. Sunday, round of ment. Sunday, round of The McHenry Merchants defeated Wonder Lake and Marengo, to close the season with 14 wins and 5 losses for a third place finish. Dundee and Woodstock were co-champions with a 15-4 won-lost record. Only the conference tournament is left for the Merchants to play in. . Last^ Thursday night the Merchants defeated Wonder Lake 125-90. Art Beck, Don Bentz and Jack Schaefer led our scoring attack. Art Beck had a terrific night with 41, points. Don Bentz kept scoring at a sensational pace with 38 points. Jack Schaefer had a good night with 25 points. John Huff also scored in double figures with 15. "Anderson and Hogan led Wonder Lake with 46 points and 30 respectively. Sunday the Merchants beat Marengo 117-93, as Don Bentz, Jack Schaefer and Roger Benson led pur attack. Don Bentz again h&d a big night with 32 points. Jack Schaefer and Roge r B e n s o n s c o r e d 26 a n d 24 points respectively. Dumproff led Marengo with 30 points. As of late Don Bentz has come into his own as a scorer, he has scored 145 points in his last four league games. This is a remarkable 36.3 average per game. Don's point production 1 for these last four games were: six | 50, 25. 38 and 32. He is our leading scorer with 407 points in 16 games for a 25.4 season average. Art Beck has 288 points in 18 games for a 16 point average which is good enough to be second best scorer for the Merchants. Five points back of Beck and third leading scorer is Jack Schaefer with 283 points in 18 games for a 15.7 average. Dick Graham is the only other Merchant player to have more than 200 points with 212 points in 13 games for a 16.3 average. McHenry (125) May 8 - Director's Second Tourna- May 15 -- third Director's Tourna- GA*IE -- The tiirifmkten Harvard . HornetS j§|u^vg McHenry real "-good night. They had L'too muciyjiize and too much of -everyth'ii^': '-for our Warriors. TThe fe>v M«Henry fans who ~could get irli the packed gym ^are critical of the whole deal. -As we see it. Harvard is too •^strong for us, but not that much abetter. LAST GAME -- " The Warriors travel to Crys- ;ital Lake Friday for the last !tgame of the season. McHenry -beat Crystal Lake here in one Jpf the best efforts of the season. If they can follow the pat- .:tern of that game, we should dcome home real happy. May 22 -- Final Director's Tournament, and Qualifying round for President's Tournament. \ Sunday, May 29 -- No' scheduled because of Mei day weekend. Sunday, June 5 -- First round of President's Tournament. Sunday, round of ment. Sunday, round of A. Beck J. Schaefer J. Huff C. Pierce D. Bentz R. Mauer Street Hogan Anderson Seeman Strum McHenry Wonder L. G F F TP 18 5 0 41 11 3 1 25 7 1 1 15 1. 0 2 2 18 2 3 38 2 0 1 4 57 11 8 125 Lake (90) G F P TP 3 1 4 7 14 2 4 30 22 2 3 46 2 0 3 4 1 1 1 3 42 6 15 90 23 34 28 40--125 21 18 27 24-- 90 McHenry (117) June 12 -- Second President's Tourna- •JNORTH SUBURBAN -- Jr. Barrington and Zion are at '•fthe top of the heap with 10-3 • records and will meet at Bar- -rington Friday night in a game rthat will decide the championship. McHenry and Crystal Lake June 19 -- Third President's Tournament, and Calcutta dinner dance and auction. Sunday, June 26 -- Final round of President's Tournament, and Calcutta Tournament. Members of the Club and their friends extend their deepest sympathy to the family of Edward Buss, Sr., who passed away Feb. 19. G F P TP A. Beck 2 5 5 9 R. Benson 10 4 5 24 D. Bentz » 10 12 4 32 C. Cuda 4 0 1 8 J. Huff 3 4 3 10 C. Pierce 3 0 1 6 J. Schaefer 12 2 4 26 R. Mauer 0 2 1 2 44 29 24 117 Marengo (93) G„ F P TP Secon 1 0 0 2 Dumproff 11 8 5 30 Marrs 8 4 5 20 Samuelson 3 4 3 10 Wolf 3 2 0 8 Stake 6 3 3 15 Abarey 0 2 4 2 Hennig 3 0 3 6 35 23 23 93 WARRIORS ROLL ALONG TO BEAT PALATINE 74-55 Oeffling Hits The Net For 18 Points In Last Home Game by Lambert Freund Friday ni^ht the Warriors held their second place rating in the North Suburban Loop by downing the Palatine Pirates, 74-55. In the first round this season McHenry beat this cellar- holding team by only one "point. This timethe team poured it on, making it an easy win. The Warriors led from the floor, sinking 31 buckets to 22 for the Pirates. They also led from the charity line 12-11. McHenry took off to a running start in the game, taking the first quarter 18-10. Palatine attempted a comeback in the second pieriod, tying this one 20-20, making the score 38 30 at the half. In the second half the Warriors scored 18 points in each quarter to 9 and 16 respectively for the Pirates. The final was 74-55, McHenry. Bill Oeffling, one of the most consistant scorers of the team, led the attack with 18 points. John Seehauson of Palatine, a sophomore, also had 18. Paul Morenz had 16, and Mike Creighton 15 for the Warriors. McHenry (74) FG FT F PTS Creighton, T. 2 0 0 4 Morenz 8 0 3 16 Vaupell 2 0 1 4 Olson 0 1 0 1 Creighton, M. 5 5 0 15 Oeffling 8 2 2 18 Hester 1 1 3 3 Reid 1 2 5 4 Steinbach 4 1 3 9 Totals 31 12 17 74 Palatine (55) FG FT F PTS Seehauson 7 4 4 18 Foster 3 1 1 7 Christensen 7 0 3 14 Kozlicki 1, 2 14 Marker 4 4 2 12 Fabri 0 0 10 Roberts 0 0 2 0 Totals 22 11 14 55 By Quarters Palatine 10 20 9 16--55 McHenry 18 20 18 18--74 Race Car Owners To Meet At Trevor McHenry Marengo 27 23 38 29--117 24 20 14 35-- 93 There will be a meeting for race car owners, drivers, mechanics and officials who expect to be at the Kenosh4 County Fair Grounds Speedy way, Wilmot, Wisconsin, thf^ coming race season. . Meeting will be at 8. p.mi. Friday, February 26, at Iggy's Hall, in Trevor, Wisconsin. Trevor is the first town east of Wilmot, (about 4 miles east of Wilmot) on County Trunk C. ' v§> Unsurpassed Comfort for the RUPTURED! S10.M Double Geldan Crown* TRUSS WITH LUXURY MATBRIALS NKVKR BBPORI AVAILABLE! A combination of 3 layers of new miracle materials-- soft perforated-for-coolness foam rubber inner layer--covered on instate with soothing tricot-- and on outside with durable, sanforized duck. Flat foam rubber groin pad. Padded leg strap and back laeing. No fitting required. Washable. Size is measurement around lowest part of abdomen. For reducible inguinal hernia. By makers of famous RUPTURE-EASER*. See it! BOLGER'S drug store Phone EV 5-4500 ST.,MARY'S VARSITY COMPLETES HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL SEASON St, Mary's Varsity basketball team completed a highly successful conference season Saturday by taking second place in the League Tournament at Lake Zurich. In the finals the local quintet dropped ah overtime decision to Lake Zurich 38-35. It was a heartbreakjfilg loss.Nfor St. Mary's was never behind and were tied only in the last minute of play. In conference competition St. Mary's also placed second with a 7-3 record to Wauconda's 9-1 total. In non-league play St. Mary's won 7 and lost 3: One of the high-lights' was a smashing victory over St. Mary's of Woodstock, the Christmas K. C. Champion, 46- 22 on the Woodstock Court. Members of St. Mary's of McHenry Varsity are: Clarence Adams, John Meyers, Tom Blake. Bob Mayfield Joe ftfalpede. Bill Funk, Don Justen, Mike Noonan, Paul Nitz, Pewee Kennebeek, Danny Blake, Chris Newkirk and Manager Jerry Glosson. PERFECT RECORD FOR ST. MARY'S JUNIOR VARSITY St. Mary's Junior Varsity basketball team closed a perfect season last week beating Lake Zurich there 26-11. In racking up 14 straight victories St. Mary's doubled the score or better against every team they played except for one 33-21 victory over St. Patrick's of St. Charles. This also was the only game in which they were behind at the half, 17-14. Members of the Tri-County Conference champions are: Paul Nitz, Richie Smith. Ken Frost, Jack Adams. Rodney Mauch, Jim Glosson. Davy Freund, Dennis Leiston, Rafe^ S p o h r , J i m D e V o s s , J o h n Gende, Mike Pitzen, Buzz Fret I and Manager Jerry Glosson. Northern Win! Bowmen News At a meeting held in Cary. Friday the 19th, Bob Alderton was elected President of the Northern Division of the Illinois Archery Association. This Division represents clubs in McHenry. Rockford. Sycamore, Crystal Lake. Elgin and Cary. Alderton Is also president of the Northern Illini Bowmen. This club is sending 4 delegates to. the State Convention in HARVARD FIVE BEATS McHENRY FOR 20 jK ROW Tall Man Gossell Too Much For MCHS Under The Boards by Lambert Freund Last Saturday the Warriors travelled to Harvard to play the first place team in the county. We now know why they are in .first place. The Hornets are not extremely good shots from outside. They win their game under the basket, with lanky 6-9 Ron Gossell shooting from in close and pulling rebounds down from both boards. Harvard's fine 20-0 record may be due to the fact that they have" not yet played a team equal in size. They may get their chance as they are in the same regional tournament as Elgin. Harvard has a good team, proving this by beating the Warriors 76-58pbut the sportsmanship of the Harvard fans was the worst of any team McHenry Ms played this season. Gossell of Harvard was leading scorer in the game with 18. His teammate, Welke, followed with 17. Mike Creighton led the Warriors with 15. Next Friday the Warriors travel to Crystal Lake for the last game of the regular season. The regional tournament starts the following week in Crystal Lake. McHenry (58) FG FT F PTS Creighton, T. 2 2 1 6 Morenz 3 0 1 6 Vaupell 4 3 3 11 Creighton, M. 6 3 3 15 Hester 2 0 5 2 Steinbach 4 2 0 10 Miller 1 2 0 4 v Totals 23 12 14 58 { Harvard (76) FG FT F PTS Antonsen 1 0 1 2 Kramer 1 0 1 2 Borth 2 1 2 5 Wilke 8 1 0 17 Gossell 8 2 4 18 Seegers 2 0 0 4 Pellegrino 5 2 4 12 Nolen 6 4 3 16 Totals 31 10 15 76 By Quarters Harvard 18 16 17 26--76 McHenry 11 13 12 22--58 BLACKLEG VACCINATION Vaccination is the only effective and reliable means of protecting cattle against black- Bloomington on February 28. j leg, reports the United States Representing the Bowhunting j Department of Agriculture. Division will be Mickey Smart Immunity following vaccinaand Andy Sunrlal while Bob Al- ! tion lasts from 9 to 12 months, derton and Norm Pederson will ! except for calves under four represent the Field Division. 1 months. PALACE a Juvenile Foresters -- Baby Splits 3-0 -- Ten Pin Hot Shots 0-3. B, Funk 160- 420; R. Justen 1Q6-183-158- 507; C. Freund 150-173-152- 475; B. Gende 152-401. Rink-E-Dinks 1-2 -- Gutter Girls 2-1. Tavern League -- Whitey's 2-1 -- "McDonald's 1-2. Holiday Inn 3-0 -- Fred & Irene's 0-3. George's 1-2 -- Atlas Prager 2-1. Hans' 0-3 -- Joe's Tap 3-0. Geno 207-213-584; Pip 210-202- 596. 9:00 Ladles League -- S p o r t s m a n ' s I n n 1 - 2 -- Mark's 2-1. A. Gaulke 443; D. Kelsey 442. Riverside Bake Shop 2-1 -- Castle View Inn 1-2. M. Powers 460; L. Palueh 442. Monday 7:00 Ladies League -- Elm Paint & Supply 1-2 -- Walsh Insurance 2-1. McHenry Disposal 0-3 -- Carey Appliances 3-0. Wednesday Nite Ladies League Buss Motors 2-1 -- Blatz Girls 1-2. L. Meyers 461; T. Steffan 183-434; E. Hester 434; E. Justen 458. McHenry C. C. 3-0 -- Hettermann'S 0-3. M. Kelly 517; M. Granger 446; B. Meath 222- 541; B. Hettermarjn 182-504; M. Smith 465. Railroads: M. Kelly 5-7; M. Smith 5-10 and 5-8-10; B. Hettermann 5-8-10. CO. F. -- J. Etten 202-572; G. M. Freund 220-568. "The Place To Go" TOMASELLpS , s V Friday-Night League I. Ripley, 563; S. Sobczak. 556; J. Baldwin, 553; D. Huff, 552;'V. Paustian, 549; S. Stanfel, 543; and. E. Miller, 522. High Game: S. Stanfel, 24 J. Ripley, 206; S. Sobczak, 2d J. Baldwin, 203; D. Huff. 203; V. Paustian, 2D3 and E. Miller, 200. m McHENRY RECREATION C.D. of A. -- J. Kralowe^ 217-534; J. Weyland ,205; C. Sickafoose 403; J. Olson 408; M. Fuchs 193-493; M. Mgyfield 161-433; H. Rodenkirch 180; M. Tha^r nes 167-443; E. .Wirfs 199-433; B. Schma 1 i n £ 165-433; I'< O'Brien 171-491; J. Pieroni 169-470; E. NimEgern 446; K. Buss 175; L. Phannenstill 161- 439. Railroads: j. Pieroni 6-7- 10; L. Phannenstill 6-7-10. Tuesday Nite Thfrty-Niners -- ' H. E. Buch & Sons 2-1 --Pitzen's Plastering l-2% C. Rosing 452; H. Busch 514; C. Freund 423; L. Freund 414; V. DoheA- 469. W Nye's Drugs 0-3 -- Freund Oil 3-0. C. Schlitt 215-182-521; C. Ahtopson 412; D. Freund 474. (Continued On Page 5) McHENRY THEATRE 518 So. Gr. Ph. Ev. 5-01441 THURS - FRI - SAT FEB 25-26-27 'THE PURPLE Barry Sullivan Robert Blako Also Selected Short Subjects 70c Admission # 25c Child Big Fun & Music Movie THURS - FRI - SAT "LITTLE ABNER" Technicolor With Cast of New Faces SUN - MON - TUES Inspiring -- Deeply Moving "THE MIRACLE" From Max Reinhardt's Great Stage Spectacle With Carroll Baker SUNDAY FEB. 28 "SMILEY GETS A GUN" Dame Sybil Thorndike Chips Raffert^ Between 3:00 & 5:00 u Special Children's Show! Also Cartoons SUN - MON - TUES - WED FEB 28-29 MARCH 1-2 "THE MIRACLE" Sunday Features 5, 7 & 9 p.m. ELM THEATRE TeL JAckson 6-1421 Wauconda, III RUDY BECKERS KENNELS 1 Mile of the Skylin** Drtvp-In PHONE EVergreen 5-2436 TRAINING end BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS • Stud Service • Heated & Unhealed Kennels • German Shorihair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting • Retrieving Learn To Dance On Roller Skates New Beginner's Classes Starting on Tuesdays 7 to 8 P.M. at JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHENRY Rink Open Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. St Sun. 8 to 11 p.m. -- Matinee Sat. & Sun. 1:80 to 4:00 p.m. Last Day Thursday, February 25 "BELOVED INFIDEL" with GREGORY PECK and DEBORAH KERR STARTING FRIDAY FOR ONE WEEK 3 SlUHT SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE SATURDAY, FEB. 27 "THE COURT JESTER" with DANNY KAYE MERCHANT'S PRIZES INCLUDING A RANGER BICYCLE AND A PUPPY DOG MOTOR FUEL TAX Illinois counties have been allotted $2,580,866 as their share of motor fuel tax paid into the state treasury during January, the Illiqois Department of Finance reported last week. ANNUAL DANCE ON SATURDAY, FEB. 27 9 P.M. TO 1 A.M. Sponsored by Hetlermann's Softball Team JOHNSBURG MEMORIAL HALL Music by BOB FREUND'S ORCHESTRA Donation $1.00 -- Fun For All C.O.F. State Basketball Tournament 7 GAMES DAILY Junior, Ranger, Senior and Heavyweight Divisions Special Entertainment 8 P.M. Nightly Feb. 28th C.O.F. State Talent Contest Winners March 6th A Name German Band March 13th Viscount Color Guard and Corps Continuous Organ Music Throughout The Day 12:00 - 2:00 - 3:00 - 4:30 - 5:30 - 6:45 - M0 S U N D A Y S February 28- March 6-13 McHenry High School Gym TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE DOOR