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THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER 5KF jhf £cVt£* UJa&AhJ Thursday; May 26, x Manager John Knox, of the I livan every morning and they McHenry Shamrocks, was all settle a lot of problems. Wish smiles Monday morning as he they could do something about stopped to tell us about the 1-0 our White Sox losing'a double victory over the Elgin Arrows header to last place Washingon Sunday. ton. The Shamrocks have won three straight in the county leauge and are at the top of the standings. McHenry hasn't been up there in recent years So there is good reason for joy in the camp. With Denny Freund still bothered by.k lame shoulder, we had no idea McHenry pitching would come through as the record- shows. Of course, the hitters came to the rescue the week before. This week it was the. pitching of Ran Mauer that told the story. He did a great job. But. you can read all about it, in Mickey Sehaefer's story. howling, season was over. Talk was baseball. "Red" Winkel, a Joe Stanek was in to see its ! ^ox ^an sa' next. to George about our Booster Clirb mem- j a rea' Cub fan. Joe Etbership and reported fine re- . len< ^ox ^an w^° li^es-to sponse from a large number of ! see anx §ame around the counbusiness firms and baseball 1 ,r.v- uas throwing some fast fans | ones at Junior Freund, A1 | Schnefer and any Cub fan who would listen. The boys set up some irades that will never happen and had a great old time. MAUER PITCHES 10 SHUTOUT OYER ELGIN Pinch Hit By Jim Wickemcamp Gives Shamrocks Victory By Mickey Schaefer The Mc Henry Shamrocks •moved" in to first place last Sunday with their third straight victory against no losses, in league play. Richmond and Crystal Lake are tied for sec- ------* ond with 2 wins and 0 losses. They set up a fine steak din- The Shamrocks edged the Elner at Mi Place recently as the 1 gin Arrows 1-0 behind the Forester bowlers, from the '['great no run, seven hit pitching Gende Palace wound up their , Qf R,on Mauer. Mauer now has season. But, you could tell the , pitched ten straight scoreless When Don Cardwell pitched that no-hitter for the Cubs, Ed Doyle walked right out in the street to flag us down. When the Cubs lost a 14-1 game. Ed and Larry Nimsgern were walking through the alleys. Bill Burfeindt is back from the Ozarks and we are still Wailing for a report ton- the fishing. We kinda think he leaned back and let the fish come to hirrf. ; DAILY PINUPS A diplomat is one who sea- : sons what he says with a speck ! of sugar, and takes a grain of I salt with all he hears. We hope everybody has been contacted. Some of the boys have had trouble making the rounds. If you haven't been contacted, be a sport and send your five bucks (or more^ to Treasurer Jim Larkin. A list of donors (not the' amounts) will be published soon. Next Sunday McHenry travels t o Harvard. The following F e w e r m a r r i a g e s a r e day (Memorial Day) comes the wrecked on the rock of adbig game. Joe Frett brings his varsity, than founder on small Johnsburg Tigers to McHenrv. i Pebbles. ^ | Wet grounds have kept the ! Smart clothes are the acces- Tigers^ont of action a lot this-j sories that make a woman season^ but you can bet they | look slim, and make a man will gc all out in the McHenry [turn 'round. game. It is a good rivalry and ; the success of the ^county i league depends greativ on ' Nostalgia is the memory of these two townS having strong I courtship in the surry with the entries. ' fringe on top, replaced by mooning in the convertible Better see this holiday game. w'^n top down. Both teams would like a fol- | . lowing to make some noise and ; JIorn A.PlentV: the car be. put pep in the game. . hind you bounty Gierk Vernon Kays ' ^ is * b»s.aiMliMu*nMniia» eiai in the mtHm jr»upli ficient office, bul will take a ( is one whose warp is louder Jittle time out to talk baseball. Tells us he meets George Sulthan his woof. Anonymous McHENRY MAJOR LEAGUE innings . this year4 in . league play. The batting star of the game was Jim Wickencamp who came up with< the game winning single in the last of the ninth as a1 pinch" hitter. Joe Stanek and Denny Freund each had two hits, while Chuck Olson, Chuck Pierce, Ron Mauer and Jim Wickencamp each came through with a hit. Denny Freund had the only extra base hit of the game, a double. We scored the only run of the game in the ninth when, after one out, Don Bentz worked the pitcher for a base on balls. Bob Mathews struck out. Bentz stole second to put the winning run in scoring position with two out and Lee Mai due up. Manager John Knox called time out and called Jim Wickencamp out to pinch hit for Mai. Wickencamp hit the first pitch for a line single to score Bentz from second with the winning run. This clutch hit by Wickencamp made manager John Knox's strategy look mighty good and move the Shamrocks into first place all by themselves. It also made a hero out of Wickencamp.- Sunday, May 29, the league leading Shamrocks travel to Harvard in another league game. _ Monday, May 30, the to Play theShamrocKs in McHenry. Elgin (0) AB R H Dixon, cf 4 0 0 Webb, ss 4 0 0 Miller, lb -4 0 0 VISCOUNTS HELP TIGERS OPEN HOME BASEBALL SEASON Last Sunday's game between the Tigers and Richmond was called because of wet grounds. This Sunday, May 29, Dundee will face the Tigers on the Johnsburg diamond. This game will officially open the home season for the Tigers, as all their home, games "during the last month were rained out. The fans at Johnsburg are looking forward to this big day. A fine show is scheduled with entertainment furnished by the McHenry V i s c o u n t s Drum Corps who will open the ceremonies at one o'clock. Following the Viscounts the game between Johnsburg and Dundee will get underway. The Tigers will be looking for their first county league win of the year. They will be out for re venge after losing their first league game to Crystal Lake two weeks ago. Dundee has a strong team and it should be an exciting game. Everyone is urged to attend and help back the Tigers. 2>o&[ Jean Weyland <# Smith, 3b Crites, c White, rf Dill. 2b Spahn, if Lawrence, p Page, p Armstrong, p 4 3 4 4 3 2 1 0 33 McHenry. (1) AB Well we finally made it! We got in a Tournament Round. First place winners in the A B C event were Marilyn Reihansperger, Rita Saylor and Mabel Smith. Second place money went to Joan Buss, Isabelle Cook and Kay Merley. Too bad Vera Herdrich's beautiful approach shot on No. 2 didn't win her more than a mention in this "yere colyum". Low Net winners for today were: Class A Joan Buss, Class B Marilyn Reihansperger and Class C Anita Vaupell. Next week is our Goffo Ball Speck Tournament. We will play in Foursomes which the Handicap Committee suggests you make up yourselves* preferably from your own Class. Be at the club house early if you don't have playing partners ahead of time. Julie will play 1 hole with eafefc foursome (1 hand, too). He has also scheduled a "golf clinic" for us in the afternoon and this should be a MUST for every girl. Glad to see Isabelle Cook ontfife cObrif? Since the Drive-in is open, thought sh$ might have wandered in bgaini If you want the whole story -- just ask! Sign up by June 15 for the Two-Ball Foursome scheduled for play on June 19. The night, of the 19 will also see a Club Party with the Calcutta Auction of teams for the following Sunday's (June 26) tournament. Don't forego the fun of these frolics!! J. Schaefer, ss Stanek, 3b, If D. Freund, 2b R. Benson, c C. Olson, rf D. Bentz, rf B. Mathews, rf L. Mai, If, cf J. Wickencamp,, ph C. Pierce, cf G. Freund, 3b R. Mauer, p 5 McHenry Recreation ; 1st place, McHenry Disposal. Final team average, 909. Left to right, Ray Kuna, 180; Deno Buralli, 183; Nels Dalby, 181; Wally Webb. 195; Mike Gath, 170. ! Monday Commercial League i mmmmm \ .**, •: • • iff 1 ' Is v * R H 4 0 0 4 0 2 4 0 2 3 0 0 3 0 1 0 10 4 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 1 10 1 2 0 1 30 1 # Elgin 000 000 000--0 McHenry 000 000 001--1 Loser: Armstrong Winner: Mauer: 1-0 Doubles: D. Freund Stolen Base: Smith 3. White, Bentz StrikeoutB : Mauer 6, Lawrence 3, Page 3, Armstrong 1 Walks: Mauer 1, Armstrong 1, Page 1, Lawrence 2. Alexander the Great named a city in India for his horse, and other for his dog. LIBERTYVILLE NINE NIPS WARRIORS 2-0 WITH ONE-HITTER On Wednesday, May 18, the Warrior baseball team went to Libertyville and suffered a heart breaking loss. The score was 2-0 in favor of Libertyville. Mike Gantert got the Warriors only hit as Sadzeck of Libertyville went the distance in a very fine performance FISH 'n PLAT AT Berryland 6 mi. west of McHenry on Rt. 120 RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE EVergreen 6-2436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS * Stud Service • Heated & Unhealed Kennels •German Shorlhair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving McHenry Recreation j 1st Place, Thread & Gage. Left to right, Deno Buralli, JJoe Martinucci, Prank Klapperich, Gino Visconti, Larry ttimssera.. Learn To Dance On Roller Skates New Beginner's Classes Starting on Tuesdays 7 to 8 P.M. JUSt FOR FUN ROUfR RINK McHENRY Rink Open Tues„ Wed., Fri., Sat. & Sun. 8 to 11 p.m. -- Matinee Sat. £ Sun. 1:80 to 4:00 pjn. GARY ADAMS GAINS SECOND PLACE IN CONFERENCE GOLF By Janice Huff Last Tuesday the North Suburban Conference Golf match was held at the McHenry Country Club. Crystal Lake was the favorite because of winning the District- meet. Barrington and Palatine tied for first place with a 4 man total of 320. Crystal-Lake came in third with a 329 followed by McHenry with a 330. Other schools: Libertyville 341, Dundee 377, Woodstock 394, and Zion Benton 398. The McHenry Golfers placed 3 men in the top 8, but again as in previous matches they lacked a 4 and 5 man to help the other three. Gary Adams was tied for second with a 74. Bob Vaupell had an 82, and Bob Beckenbaugh also shot an 82. Steve Fike had a 96 and Randy Hughes a 92. McHenry Club News About 2,500 types of bugs known as "tree hoppers' have been classified. By Jack Buckle Sunday, May 8, was Mother's Day. If you'll excuse a very weak pun: Sunday May 22, was mudder's day at the good old country club. Just abput the time the course shows some signs of drying up a little bit, along come a few more rainy days to keep everything in a nice soggy condition. Let's all hop& that next Sunday will find the course in a nice condition for golf, as it is the qualifying round for the President's Tourney. Sign up at the first tee if you wish to try to qualify. The semi-finail round of the D i r e c t o r ' s tournament was McHenry Little League 1960 Game Schedule Tues.« June 7th -- Minor League Opening 7:30 P.M. AU Minor Leaguers will be introduced and will play 3 two inning games. Wed.. June 8th -- Major League Opening 7:30 P.M. All Major Leaguers will be Introduced and will play 3 two innings games GAMES TIMES Evening Games $ Minor League 6:15 P.M. -- Major League 8:00 P.M. Sunday Games Minor League 1:00 P.M. -- Major League 2:80 P.M. July 4th Games Minor League 10:30 A.M. -- Major League 12:00 Noon SCHEDULE Thurs., June 9th Fri., June 10th - Sun., June 12th - Mon., June 13th Tues., June 14th Wed., June 15th Thurs., June 16th Friday, June 17th Sun., June 19th Mon., June 20th TUes., June 21st Wed., June 22nd Thurs., June 23rd Fri., Jurve 24th - Sat., June 25th - Sun., June 26th - Mon., June 27th Tues., June 28th Wed., June 29th Thurs., June 30th Fri., July 1st -- Sun., July 3rd -- Mon., July 4th - Tues., July 5th - Wed., July 6th -- Thurs., July 7th Fri., July 8th -- Sun., July 10th - Mon., July 11th Tues., July 12th Wed., July 13th Thurs., July 14th Fri., July 15th - -- Orioles vs. Eagles -- Owls vs. Bluebirds -- Cardinals " vs. Falcons -- Cardinals vs. Orioles -- Bluebirds vs. Falcons -- Owls vs. Eagles -- Bluebirds vs. Cardinals -- Eagles vs. Falcons -- Owls vs. Orioles -- Cardinals vs. Eagles -- Orioles vs. Bluebirds -- Owls vs. Falcons -- Bluebirds vs. Eagles -- Falcons vs. Orioles -- 8 yr. old night game, 7:30 P.M. -- Cardinals vs. Owls -- Eagles vs. Orioles -- Falcons vs. Cardinals -- Bluebirds vs. Owls -- Orioles vs. Cardinals Falcons vs. Bluebirds Eagles vs. Owls -- Cardinals vs. Bluebirds (special starting time) -- Falcons vs. Eagles Orioles .vs. Owls -- Eagles vs. Cardinals Bluebirds vs. Orioles -- Falcons vs. Owls -- Bluebirds vs. Eagles -- Orioles vs. Falcons -- Owls vs. Cardinals -- Eagles, vs. Orioles -- Falcons vs. Cardinals OPEN DATES FOR NATIONAL LITTLE LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Sun., July 24th -- Mon., July 25th -- Tues., July 26th - Wed., July 27th -- Thurs., July 28th Fri., July 29th -- Sun., July 31st -- Mon., Aug. 1st -- Tues., Aug. 2nd -- Wed., Aug. 3rd -- Thurs., Aug. 4th -- Fri., Aug. 5th -- Sun., Aug. 7th -- Bluebirds vs. Owls Orioles vs. Cardinals - Falcons vs. Bluebirds Eagles vs. Owls - Bluebirds vs. Cardinals Falcons vs. Eagles Orioles vs. Owls Cardinals vs. Eagles 1 Orioles vs. Bluebirds Falcons vs. Owls - Eagles vs. Bluebirds Orioles vs. Falcons Owls vs. Cardinals ELM THEATRE TeL JAckson 6-1421 Wauconda, III WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY MAY 25 - 26 27 - 28 "HOME FROM THE HILL" Starring ROBERT MITCHUM & ELEANOR PARKER In CinemaScope and Metrocolor Wed. & Thur. Doors open 7:30 p.m., Show starts at 8:00 p.m. ONE SHOW ONLY Fri. & Sat. Doors open 6:30 p.m. Shows at 7:00 p.m. & 9:00 p.m. SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY MAY 29 - 30 - 31 Double Feature Program "THE SON OF ROBIN HOOD" Also "EDGE OF ETERNITY" Starring MICKEY SHAUGHNESSY Sun. & Mon. Doors open 3:30 p.m. Continuous from 4:00 p.nr Tues. Doors open 6:30 p.m. Shows at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. played'this" past Sunday with' these results: Clas$ A: iVarese »-eat Rourke; Adains beat Buss. Class B: Phelan beat- Hughes; Gac beat Etten. May 23 will be the finals with Varese vs Adams and Phelan vs Gac. - Low net winners last week were Jackson (71). Knaack (72), and F Johnson (72) in Class A. The winners in Class B were Weselius (69) and R e i h a n s p e r g e r ( 7 0 ) . Blind Bogey winners were: Ray Hughes and Ed Gac. Frank Rourke tells me that Ed Buss managed to par the tough sjvth hole without hitting a shot any higher than his head. It seems he topped his drive, topped his second shot, topped his approach shot (which rolled up close to the pin) and then dropped his putt for a regulation (?) four. I have no way of knowing, but I assume he topped his putt, too. Don Wattles tried to call Buss at his office on Monday, but was told he was "in Elgin". (We're still • trying to figure out what they meant by tha ): i Maybe taej wasf; {(ktygt; the e auditioning for "Can You ' To, This?" HORSE SHOW \ \ PARTICIPANT ' £ usan Johonnott, daughter of llr. and Mrs. Lyman Johott-^ nol: of Solon Mills and a sophom> re at Carleton coll^f?, No thfield, Minn., was fimong th< participants in the annual, ho se show given by the Carle-, to] College Saddle club last Saurday.' 13 Eve;ry\Sriturday Night STOCK CAR RACES UN 2-8781 Kenosht County Spetdwiy WH.MOT, wis. D.S.T. 8:30 P. M. TIME TRIALS: 7:00 p.M. FIRST RACE: 8:30 p.M. McHENRY THEATRE ilS So. Gr. Ph. Ev. $-014 Closed' Wednesday, May 25 THURS - FRI - SAV MAY 26-27-28 "PUBLIC PIGEON* NO. 1" * led Skelton - Vivian Btabie and THE GOLDEN AGE OF COMEDY", ;frhe Greatest Of All Star Comedians! j (Also The Three Stooges in "HAVE ROCKET. ,1 WILL TRAVEL:- Adults . . 1.25 v, Children*, under 1? FKKK • When accompanied b> adults iiiiiiMimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiwiiiitiiiiiiiimiiimmii e Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 THURS - FRI - SAT MAY 26-27-28 In Color "HOME FROM THE HILL" Robert Mitchum Eleanor Parker Also 2 Color Cartoons and , Short Subject MON - TUES MAY 29-30-31 In Color "GUNS OF THE TIMBERLAND" Alan Ladd - Jeanne Crain. and j SUN - MON - TUI MAY 29-30-31 2 Shows Sun, Mon, Tues 7:00 - 9:00 "SINK THE BISMARCK!" jCenneth More - Dana Wynter SOLOMON & SHEBA" Yul Brynner Gina Lollobrigida Vdded Selected Short Subjects Closed On Wednesday > c r y s t a l f r»H «vC *T " SUN - MON - TUES # MAY 29-30-31 "SINK THE BISMARCK!" Kenneth More - Dana Wynter WED - THURS -- JUNE 1-2 Double Feature Program "WEB OF EVIDENCE" Van Johnson - Vera Mile' 1111 i-^ , "JOHNNY ROCdO' Stephen MqNally ... Richard Eyer \ "TALL STORY" Anthony Perkins - Jane Fon& WED - THURS -- JUNE In Color "THE FBI STORY James Stewart - Vera Mili Also Color Cartoons and Short Subject P WEDNESDAY IS LADIES' NITE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii FRI - SAT -- JUNE S-4 "THE SHERIFF 6f FRACTURED VAW Kenneth Mc^e -- Jayne Mansfield I and £ "A PRIVATE'S I AFFAIR" I Sal Mineo - Christine Carere Late Show Saturday "SCREAMING SKULLS" TREAT YOURS FOR BIG SCR SEE THE BES !!••• 5ILF . . . EtN ENJ 5J OUTD FflfM GO OUT . . . ENJOYMENT . . 4 OUTDOOR SHOWS! 1/ OUTDOOR THEATRE GRAYSLAKE, IL% OPEN 7:80 WEEK-DAYS * ENDS TH 'PILLOW TALK" & RSDAY -- MAY 26 "HAPPY ANNIVERSARY' FRIDAY & S^rURDAY -- MAY 27-28 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer prMMih GLEnn FORD DEBBIE REVnOLDI *THE AN AV0N PRODUCTION 'GAZEBO* BAFFLING SUSPfNSf-- eUSTOUNG ACTION* MfTRO GOlOWYN MAYU ptm_ .GARY CHARLTON COOPER . HESTON « » /un«» luiuiTtia HOOVCTKM •THE WRECK or TNI MARY DEARE' in CINEMASCOPE rt MTTKOCOLOR ALSO LATE SHOV BONUS FEATURE -- SAT. SUN - MON TUES -- MAY 29-30-31' . woaurr im nu . IRYAN IVES LOllti „ "DAY OF THEOUTIAV WEDNESDAY ^ PEB61S 1 Mho lwont to lenow I right «ro«n I wrong* Plus WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY -- JUNE 1-2 MHELLER IN PINK TIGHTS" mm iimn James Stewart "THE FBI i g STORY" j THURSDAY -- JUNE 1-2 TbHM MAMIE V/W OOREN KL1ME/d|n PJNINONY ME WHS GH" with John Saxon STARTS HRIDAY JUNE 3rd 7 "PLEASE DONfT EAT THE DAISIES" and "1001 ARABIAN NIGHTS"