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oPage Four THE KcHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, Deceniher 1,1960 SO I HEAR ... M After roaring through a ^decisive victory over Grant, ,)f3the McHenry Warrior basket- ball varsity had a devil's own time coming through with a -56-40 win over the Woodstock FSlue Streaks last week. I Maybe this wasn't too much 1 of a surprise to McHenry fans | who have followed the Waril riors through the years. We | have seen several real good | McHenry teams play their | poorest games on the Wood- • stock floor. In this game neither team | could get hot on shots until s the Warriors finally got around 5 to setting up plays in the last 5 quarter. PONY LEAGUE SPONSORS BENEFIT DANCE AT V.F.W. CLUBHOUSE SATURDAY NIGHT OF THIS WEEK The McHenry P< • McHenry held only a meager ? lead of five points at the end 2 of three quarters as Wood- 3 stock's zone defense seemed to 5 keep the game under control. 3 * ; The Warriors won the game, £ but will have to play a differ- • ent brand of basketball this I coming weekend. They travel t to Zion Friday night, to play a • good club that threw a real scare into favored Libertyville. r 1 On Saturday night the Warf riors will be at home to the • Barrington Broncos, who didn't i kick their heels too high in 5 losing 80 to 60 to the classy | Crystal Lake five. 1 Of course, a team that can 2 score 60 points against the ball 3 hawks from Crystal Lake must s have something. 8 And, did you notice that Arlington Heights beat Elgin quite handily? There may be j^Bome changes at the top this jjf year. J Whether you want to dance s or not, why not (PLEASE) get | a crowd together and attend 3 the Pony League benefit dance • at the V.F.W. Clubhouse Sat- | urday night. S Haying been closely, assocj- ? ated with -several r^ySattcfe | programs for years, we can tell 2 y°u it is one heckava job to get ' enough money together to keep | our plans for youths in action. | It is easy to sit back and | let the other fellow take the > work and worry. Just a small ; bit of help from nfany of you g will do the trick. j We are sincere in asking you 1 good sports to show up at the g V.F.W. Saturday night and 3 help put this event over the 5 'top. A few people have done a 2 lot. Many people, doing just a 5 little, can accomplish much t more. 5 Take a look in Huppy & « Leo's window this week and S you will get an idea of good | fortune that may befall you if f you attend this Pony League £ benefit. It's BIG! s . | Of course, if it is impossible for you to attend, please don't be bashful about phoning us aX for a ticket. | Now, here is something you | can't go wrong in helping. f Would we give it a line or two? i You bet we would. S The McHenry County Worn- | en's Division of Cerebral Palsy | will sponsor a "Bowling Sweep- | stakes" at McHenry Recrea- J tion Dec. 5 - Dec. 9, 1960. En- | try fees are small and proper ? recognition will go to those i persons bowling the most pins I over their average. | These ladies are doing great Jf work for children who need a 8 helping hand. You can have 5 fun while helping. cHenry Pony League officers and boosters are going all out this week in preparation for a gay old time at a big benefit dance which they are sponsoring at the V.F.W. Clubhouse on Saturday night of this week. While a bushel of fun is being planned for all who attend this dance, let it be said here and now that your attendance is needed to take the league's finances out of the red and assure the young ball players that the program will continue next season. Pony League baseball cannot survive on gate receipts or the usual pass the hat plan. Thus, it becomes necessary tor the officers to ask the help of many people. A large crowd, each doing a small part while having a good time, is the sweet way to make this event a success and make sure the young boys will be able to continue this recreational program. Several workers have tickets. If you cannot attend, the way is open for you to make a small donation to a cause important to all. 'Protect Our Nation's Youth." MCHS WRESTLING SQUAD BEATS BLUE DEVILS AT WARREN by Bill Anderson The Warrior wrestling squad travelled to Warren on Tuesday, Nov. 22, to win their opening match against the Blue Devils. The final score was 34- 16. Ken Lishamer (112 lbs), Bill Tychewicz (127 lbs.), Rich Mercure (145 lbs.), Jim Templeman (180 lbs.) and Wayne L a t i m e r ( h e a v y w e i g h t ) a l l pinned their opponents to win 5 points each for the team. Dan Kinnerk (120 lbs.), cisions to secure 3 points each for the team. Schmitt (95 lbs.), Sorensen (103 lbs.), Bauer (133 lbs.) and Hansen (138 lbs.) lost after wrestling very good matches. Tuesday, Nov. 29, Grayslake came to McHenry to meet the Warriors. Tomorrow, Friday, Dec. 2, Dundee will challenge the Warrior wrestlers here in McHenry. The match will be held in the gym at 7 p.m. McHENRY WARRIORS WIN 56 TO 40 OVER WOODSTOCK TEAM After three slow periods on the Woodstock floor last Wednesday night, the McHenry Warriors came to life and beat the Blue Streaks 56 to 40. Paul Morenz again led the scoring with 21 points. Tom Creighton had fouls counting up too fast and had to be yanked in the second quarter. He then came back in the last half to spark the team with four baskets before the whistle tooted his fifth foul. Harry May set up some plays in the last period to bring out class so lacking earlier in the game. McHenry Warriors (56) . F.G. F.T. F. T. Creighton 5 1 5 P. Morenz 8 5 2 B. Vaupell 4 2 4 B. Miller 3 3 1 H. May 0 3 2 B. Reid 0 0 3 V. Peterson 1 0 3 Totals 21 14 20 Woodstock (40) F.G. F.T. F. Eckert 1 1 3 Wilbrandt 3 9 4 Ritter 2 0 3 Newman 1 2 0 Widmayer 2 2 2 Brasile 1 3 4 Stratton 1 1 0 Totals 11 18 16 Score by Quarters: McHenry 13 12 10 21-56 JOHNSBURG BEATS WOODSTOCK 73-70 IN CLOSE FINISH The Johnsburg basketball team continued with winning ways in the county league, beating Woodstock last Sunday in a thrilling finish, 73 to 70. Outscored in the field goal department, Johnsburg sank 19 of 24 free throw' attempts while Woodstock hit only 14 out of 22. J>on Bentz again led the winners with 31 points on 11 field goals and 9 free throws in 10 attempts. Bill Oeffling again proved a good point getter with 14 points while Kurtz led the losers with 22. Trailing 51 - 42 at the end of three quarters, Woodstock put on a strong finish with 28 points in the final period. It was a great try, but too little, too late. • "DAILY PINUPS: £ Dim unto others as you'd 5 have them dim unto you; your i car will last longer and you 1 may too. 3 Humans feud and disagree, S but you'll never find a fence 3 around a cocoanut tree. When a man doesn't brag S about his feats he may have 5 to his credit a hundred and S plenty. 2 An opportunist is one who I sees his duty and decides to 1 have some one else help him | to do it. I To never change your opin- S Ion is to cover up your mis- 5 takes. ANONYMOUS The oldest known still operating clock in the world is that of Salisbury Cathedral, England, built in 1386. Johnsburg (73) FU FT P T. Oeffling 2 2 4 B. Schmitt 0 2 0 D. Bentz 11 9 3 L. Freund 4 3 3 J. Huff 0 0 0 B. Brennan 3 1 1 B. Oeffling 6 2 2 T. Schaefer 1 0 0 M. Freund 0 0 2 R. Benson 0 0 1 J. Smith 0 0 0 D. Hiller 0 0 0 Totals 27 19 18 Woodstock (70) FO FT P Kurtz ' 7 8 4 B. Lagerhausen 0 0 0 Scharnaw 0 0 1 Parker 3 0 2 Shook 0 5 0 Rourke 1 0 3 Judson 6 1 3 Musser 5 0 0 Obrion 6 0 4 W. Lagerhausen 0 0 1 Totals 28 14 18 Woodstock 6 15 9 10--40 illllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll FOX VALLEY RIDERS lllllllllljllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllll .» - • ' . * * arfhai pngulvit* q| *USpxmmi bles Racing" has become very evident. The growing interest in our events, may be readily seen when comparing our latest races to those of a year ago. Competition has become extremely keen. The competitive riders welcome even more competition. This close competition, especially in the 50 lap Marathon, provides a good days entertainment for spectators. Plans are being made to further improve our track, not just fo r the riders, but for the spectators also. Seating facilities and improved refreshment service are in the making. Since these events are held in the McHenry County, the public is invited to attend our meetings. They are held at 7:30, Wednesday nights, at the Raven's farm. Just take Griswald Lake blacktop, go 5 miles south of 120 at the new bridge, or 3 miles north of highway 176 on the Griswald Lake blacktop. • TOMASELLO'S Men's Friday Nite 9:18 League Fox Cave Inn 2-1 -- Kasperski's 1-2. J. Baldwin 255-597; C. Kasperski 224-535. George & Marcy's 2-1 -- Hester Oil 1-2. R. Miller 531. Tomasello's 1-2 -- Blatz 2-1. F. Thorson 531; S. Major 226- 564; J. Busch 210. Phillip's Auto Repair 1-2-- Shim's 2-1. A. May 202. T. N. T. League -- E. Schaefer 485; L. A. Smith 473; V. Smith 470; L. Smith 454; L: Hiller 452; L. LaBay 191-442 (6-7-10 rail). Lake Region Sports Car Club The Lake-Region Sports Car Club invites any foreign or sports car owner to participate in an open ljallye on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 4. This event will be a gimmick rallye to be held on concourse roads with fantastic average speeds. Lots of gimmicks and you won't need a calculator. Chicagoland maps will help. Tech check with usual equipment at 12:15, drivers meeting 12:45, first car off at 1:01 p.m. Starting from Bowes Station, Main street, Waucorida, 111. For further information call event chairman, Jack Salika, WaucondaJ 111. Jackson 6-7658. About $250 million worth of gold has been mined in the Yukon, mostly with power machinery. Score by Quarters: Woodstock 13 16 13 28--70 Johnsburg 11 21 19 22--73 Plastic surgery can do almost anything -- except keep your nose out of other people's I business. 1 " McHENRY RECREATION Nite Owls J. Diedrich 199-463; G. O'Brien 410; A. Borovec 418; R Simon 424;N G. Stelnsdoffer 181-461; L. Vaconidio 471; V. Groh 474; S. Klapperich 401; P. Greene 182-171-470; H. Mill, er 448; S. Sutton 193-188-526; D. Miller 413; M. Wilbrandt 457; H. Gerambo 181-172-514; L. Amberg 187-203-173-*563; M. Otto 437; M. Kuna 438; A. Schwingl 212-478; J. Fanta 452; B. Wentzel 412; R. Lee 179-426. Business Men's League -- Brennan's Milk Service 2-1 --Bimbo's No. 1 1-2. E. Wagner 558; N. Justen 201. Bimbo's No. 2 2-1 -- Snug Harbor 1-2 Jandt's City Service lH-1% -- McHenry Welding 1H-1 % Q. Jandt 211; J. Solchenberger 207. Bob's Place 2-1 -- Chain- O-Lakes Excavating 1-2 H. Ackerman 204-531. Mike's Fireside 2-1 -- Patzke Roofing 1-2. M. Wieser 542. Buss Motors 0-3 -- North Bridge Marine 3-0. Ten Pin Queens -- McHenry Recreation 3-0-- Questionaires 0-3. T. Steffan 193-505; D. Overton 435; M. Donnelly 491; M. Karls 436. Dave's Untouchables 1-2--- Elsie's Charm House 2-1. N Ohlson 191-459; M. Longfield 431; S. McMahon 175-463. Ruth ledge 2-1 -- Al's Welding 1-2. J. Doherty L. Burns 459; M. Doherty 18C|- 490; L. Michels 191-493. i Merrill Woolens 1-2 --r Cristy & Stendebach 2-1. E.: Cross 433; W. Gehrice 179-514; M. Cristy 176-507; S. Pi< Insulation 1*2 -- tSnug ] hor 2-1. E. Miller 438; Web*?r 440; L. Stangarone Z. Rutherford 452. Railroads: D. Ori 5-7; Overton 5-7; G. Goffo 5-7; Lennon 5-7. Tuesday Thlrty-Nlnera -- (1|» 15-60) J McHenry State Brink l-2-|- Standard Oil 2-1. C. Rosing 179-478; B. Gilpin 430. H. E. Buch & Sons 1-2 -- Nye's Drugs 2-1 V. Doherty 434; D. Rogers 421; H. Busch 467. McHenry Co-op 1H»1% -- Freund Oil 1%-1%. N. Stilling 468; D. Schmitt 447; M. Einspar 463; E. Winkel 460. Railroads: M. Adams 5-8-10; B. Mackinder 4-10. Tuseday Nite Thirty-Niners-- (11-22-00) Freund Oil 3-0 -- McHenry Co-op 0-3. C. Schlitt 435; B. Mackinder 199-508; D. Freund 482; R. M. Schmitt 437. McHenry State Bank 2-1-- Nye's Drugs 1-2. J. Heide 410; H. Donavan 402; H. Busch 443. Standard Oil 3-0 -- H. E. Buch & Sons 0-3. C. Rosing 450 ;M. Adams 413; D. Tonyan 46Q; C. Freund 402; V. Doherty. 436. L. Pierpoali 203-201-601; D. Buralli 204-202-588; A. McCarroll 214-582; H. Behnke 204- 201-578; L. Smith 211-577; B. Peisert 260-576; B. Krier 575; B. Pries 213-571; H. Miller 202-560; A. Otto 211-557; Lottchea 213-553; B. Abrams 551; E. Buss 200-551; R. Larson 201-550; T. Shane 550; D. Weber 542; R. Carlson" 540. Commercial League -- Brennan's Milk Service 3-0 -- Green - Pearl Club 0-3 K Petska 541; F. Erklin 213-573, Wort's Service Station 2-1 -- V.F.W. Post 4600 1-2. J Wegener 533; K. Worts 202; G. Freunid 553; D. Hiller 211- 2C1-592; J. Clark 202-553. Garrelts Contract Co. 2-1 McHenry iState Bank 1-2 F. Amann 204; S. Pankiewics 533. Bimbo's 0-3--Ernie's Sports Center 3-0. G. Barbian 565. Thread & Gage Co., Inc. 0 3 -- Kleinhans Building Service 3-0. N. Dalby 203-548; D. Buralli 234-575; R. Low 202- 559; R. Kleinhuizen 223-581. George's White House 1-2 -- Atlas Prager Beer 2-1. I Greene 554; S. Bacon 214. Ten Pin -- Elsie's Charm House 1-2 -- Questionaires 2-1. M. Hojnacki 436. Dave's Untouchables 0-3 -- McHenry Recreation 3-0. J. Rink 450; M. Donnelly 198-202- 534. Merrill Woolens 3-0 -- Ruthledge Caddie 0-3. J. Schmunk 449; E. Cross 458; W. Gehrke 2001-75-534; J. Doherty 454; L. Burns 175; M. Doherty 448; L. Michels 464; M. B. Fuchs 177. Al's Welding 1-2 -- • Snug Harbor 2-1. E. Wirfs 459; M. Goss 178; L. Berry 183-474; L. Stangarone 496. Insulation 0-3 -- Cristy and Stendebach 3-0. Railroad: D. Overton 6-7. C.D. of A. -- B. O'Brien 177-494; J. Kralowetz 175-474; G. Sigman 167- 462; S. Ballowe 169-460; J. Weyland 175-500; M. Stoffel 203-533; J. Buss 174; N. Mc- Auliff 466; C. Freund 176; M. Tinkler 185; M. Harrison 159- 460; G. Barbian 185-475; D. Chelini 167; I. Thompson 172- 480; E. Nimsgern 177; E. Blake 169; E. Wirfs 169. . Railroads: B. O'Brien 5-6-10; N. McAuIiff 5-7. Nite Owls -- Standings - 1st Round W. L. Stone Construction Co. 25 5 Schroeder Iron Works 22 8 Worts Service Station 17 13 The Vogue 17 13 McHenry ^..Theatre 16 14 Grace's Beauty Salon 16 14 McHenry Recreation 16 14 McHenry Welding 14 16 Chapel Hill Country Club 10 20 Dura Wax 10 20 Magic Slacks 9 21 McHenry Garage 8 22 Thursday 9:15 League -- PjaTvrtpn (J-^.-- Kent Corparation 3-0. Rotary Club 1-2 -- The Vo^ue 2-1. R. Zahn 219-588. Carey Electric 3-0 -- Bimbo's 0-3. W. Schweiger 208- 587; H. Haufe 561; T. Getner 207. Old Bridge Tavern 3-0 -- H. E. Buch & Sons 0-3. G. Kinsala 200-220-581; T. Sutton 208- 224-629; M. Crouch 257-214- 665; J. Wiser 213-545; D. Oldenburg 202-559. McHenry Recreation 1-2 Riverside Barber Shop 2-1. C. Wagner 546; Piotrowski 203; Kreier 214-570; Otto 553. Clark Chevrolet 2-1 -- Green Pearl Club 1-2. J. Moss 200; C. Corso 546; E. Koch 247-613; R. Blake 202; B. Blake 203- 544; M. Krueger 203-556. Business Men's League -- Jandt's City Service 1-2 -- Brennan's Milk Service 2-1. D. Freund 228-575; E. Wagner 200-538. North Bridge Marine 2-1 -- Mike's Fireside 1-2. M. Wieser ono.wi Bob's Place 2-1 -- Patzke Roofing Ir2.; McHenry Welding 1-2 -- Bimbo's No. 1 2-1. Chain-Q-Lakes Excavating 2-1 tt- Bimbo's No. 2 1-2. F. Goehring 202-544; J. Stone 224. Buss Motors 3-0 -- Snug Harbor 0-3. D. Schaefer 213- 202-577; G. Saylor 204-566; B. Peisert 210-202-212-624; A. Mc- Carroll %£$),. , PALACE C. O. F. -- J. Herdrich 202-579 H. Freund 532; J. Etten 249-559. Palace 9:00 Ladles League -- Sportsman's Am 2-1--Castle View 1-2. M. Powers 440; M Cook 431; L. Behnke 175-422. Riverside Bake Shop 1-2-- Fox Valley Const. Corp 2-1 A. Gaulke 445 M. Pinkstaff 182- 421; J. Dillon 484. Monday Nite 7:00 Ladies League -- Frieda's Restaurant and Pizzeria 1-2 -- Carey Electrical Contractors 2-1. H. Bacon 166- 456; L. Crouch 187-492. McHenry Disposal 3-0 -- Walsh Insurance 0-3 L. Ferwerda 220-510. Railroads: B. Smith 5-10; L. Crouch 5-6-10. linniiininmiiimmininiiiinnnninniniiiiimiimmmmmiiiiiimiiKitiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiE VILLA NURSING HOME | E ON PISTAKEE BAT NEAR McHENRY Home for the Aged BUILDING BLOCKS II .I! jipen PATIENTS "This prescription will fix your colds, Mrs. Reilly . . . it says you should order spme new storm windows at WONDER LAKE BUILDER'S SUP- | Mrs, Anna Zee •-- | Phone EVergreen 5-0461 | laiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiininiiniiiiiinininimninHiinmwniniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifTr: JAYCEES YOUTH BOWLING After the second week of competition in the Jaycees Youth Bowling Tournament, both girls and boys leagues have proved that there will be strong rivairy between teams throughout the complete tournament. Every team is shooting for the trophies, which will be presented at the banquet folowing the final' weeks activities. High scores for this past week are as follows: Girls League High Individual Game -- Karen MrNally -- 175 High Individual Series Karen McNally -- 128-149-175 --452 total. High Team Series--Stooges comprised of: Kathy Thomas, Mary Ann Stepanovic, Betty Walters, Kay Wiser, Mary Sue Weyland. Boys League -- High Individual Game Jim Tonyan -- 196 , High Individual Series -- Bob Stange -- 161-155-166-- 482 total. High Team Series -- Beavers - comprised of: Denny Hamil, Ron Jeschke, Dick O'Brien, Bob Guenveur, Bob Funk. The scores turned in bjl these young bowlers prove thai we have some real top flight taleirt coming up, in this area! In our boyhood days, a summit was the top of a mountain, Morocco was a leather, and Lebanon was a sausage. 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