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#AG* FOOT - i THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, January 19, 1961 SO I HEAR ... r St. Mary's Grade School "basketball team of McHenry set some sort of a record last •Saturday ori their home floor •when they outscored the varsity boys from Lutheran Emanuel of Dundee 50 to iyin "the first half. These te/ams play 6 minute quarters. ( .. Coach Jim Doran, who has gained favorable recognition in coaching circles, used Ray Spohr, Mike Pitzen, Denny Leiston, Paul Nitz, J a c k g^dams, Rodney Mauch, and fCen Frost in that whirling irst half. He then used everyl 3>oy on the squad and the game Sanded 62-45. His Junior Varsity won by a score of 41-21. gtfust be some good material on Slhe way up. We can t get over Sthose 50 points in 12 minutes, that's rootin' tootin' shootin'. Some sturdy trees are even more statuesque after they've TosT~their leaves. Members of the Northern .^llini Bowmen, a very active Organization in these parts, Svill meet tonight (Thursday; rat 8:15 in the American Legion Jfrpme with the newly elected ^officers in charge. The organisation wants it known that interested persons and prospective members are welcome to ^attend. County League baseball represent auves recently met and Srhose Walter "Guv" Bolger as ! commissioner of the league. JFor some time it has been felt •that decisions and problems ^could best be resolved by one •person with authority to act. ~"Guv" certainly has the re- Ispect of the entire league and ^should be just the man to hand ;down impartial and fair decisions. Looks like a big step {forward. • -- 5 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Etten re- Scently returned from a trip in ^Florida where they looked iover Sarasota,' the home of the jVVhite Sox. Report is that even •the air at Sarasota smells 'sweeter since the White Sox ftiecided to train here. Don't Jknow why our boss doesn't -send 'Ss <io^h lliefe "&Y ^Hng straining time to get a whiff •of that air. 3 5 A clever card tells that the SMcHenry Sportmen's Club will Shold its first shoot for 1961 jnext Sunday, Jan. 22, com- ;mejicing at 1 p.m. Members Pare urged to bring a friend, slt's great sport and fun to -watch if you cannot participate Good fellowship is always Hn evidence. can stand the pace, his stamina is more than sound. There are many roads which lead to happiness; however, some have detours. While you are feeling sorry for yourself you could just as well be making someone^happy. The only thing, worse than a quitter, is the., man who's afraid to begin. Anonymous WRESTLING The McHenry Varsity Matmen suffered an overwhelming loss againskJJalatine last Friday night, January 13. The score was 43-3. Wayne Fuchs (165 lbs.) was the only man who scored points for the team when he won his match 7-4. The Sophomore Squad also lost 13-32. Daly (145 lbs.) pinnod his man giving the team points. Stramagio (154 lbs.) and Wahl (heavyweight) won by decision securing 3 points f ach for the team. Saylor gave *he team 2 points when he tied. The 95 lb. and 103 lb. matches were forfeited by McHenry to Palatine. Hastings (120 lbs.), Meyer (127 lbs.), Parks (133 lbs.), Sorenson (138 lbs.), Lubke (165 lbs.) and Trendler (180 lbs.) lost. Grant wrestled at McHenry last Tuesday, January 17. The results will appear in next week's paper. Tonight the Warriors travel to Elgin for a non-conference meet. On Tuesday, January 24, another nonconference match will be held at Harvard. WARRIORS BEAT CRYSTAL LAKE HERE (4 TO 62 Million Men Show Spirited Pjay In St. Mary's Tourney Champi 2 Nancy Stilling, who checks 'bowling scores Jor this department, listed H. Knox last week, •forgetting* - that our former -Bowling 'Editor has been Hell- en Busch for some years. We . jjfound out that people read •bowling scores. * _____ ? It came to our attention this Jweek that Mrs. Richard Clark • (you may remember her as •Elizabeth Thompson's little Sgirl, Betty) bowled a 603 series |the past week. She refused to |give us a picture. Guess we Swill go for an autograph. 3 Hear tell that Roger Stilling McHenry Tie Rods' meeting of the McHenry Tie-Rods was held on Tuesday, the 10th of January. Plans for a 4 cylinder dragster-2 frame rails with a small body, powered by a model "A" Ford Engine are in the process of being completed. We hope to start work on the machine soon, so that we may be ready to run it when the summer drag season opens in April. Our newest member, Gary Schroeder, has helped the membership of our club, by bringing four prospective members to the last meeting. They are Tim Ballowe, Vic Nowicki, Tom Antonson, and Terry Wetzel. These four will now serve a 3 week probationary period :n which they will become familiary with the members and club activities. At the end of this time they will become full members if they so desire. Phil Bartmann, Sec'y. •bought a new bowling ball ancl- -?OX ghasn't bowled a game below Bob Beckenbaugh 'The tremendous errorts of Cliff Fulton's Warriors brought a smashing victory over the undefeated Crystal Lake Tigers here last Friday; McHenry High was up for the game because of "the rivalry between the schools that has carried spirit from every sport. The underrated Warriors really threw the major upset of the weekend in the crucial match that ended 62-64. Ed Samen started the game off by scoring seven of the first eleven points and grabbing the rebounds that ^ave us control of the ball. Bob Vaupell hit the first shot of the game with a 15 ft. jump shot and Paul Morenz readily showed the crowd his offensive ability when he hit 2 forty- footers. The quarter ended with the Warriors leading by two points, 15 to 13. The second quarter McHenry maintained a 34-31 margin although the lead switched hands several times. Crystal Lake put a press on McHenry early in the quarter but Bob Miller and Paul Morenz broke through and scored baskets that kept us in the lead. With 2 seconds left in the half Paul hit an impressive two-pointer from half court. •<t Tigers Roar Back The Tigers roared back in th-e third quarter and outscored us 16 to 10, but Bud Reid, excellent defensive player, led a Warrior offensive rally shortly after the fourth quarter began by hitting 2 long jump shots to give us the lead 48- 47. The initiative was set and the Warriors took full advantage of their talent." 'The ball* handling, control, 0and depth were too much for the Tigers to handle. Sharing tjie gratitude with Reid, who scored 10 points in the 4th, was Mike Reese who came in with 3 sensational driving clutch shots and Bob Vaupell with 2 jumps and important rebounds. With two minutes left in the game we had a lead of eight points and began to play control ball to confront a surging comeback by the Tigers. Morenz and Reid shared scoring honors for McHenry with 13 each while Bob Vaupeli wap close behind with 11. For ^Crystal Lake, Jay Edwapas and Jim Rosulek hit 19 and 14 respectively. Co-captains from St. Mary's of McHenry's grade school team (left) enjoy fruits of their upset victory over St. MaTy's of Woodstock in the McHenry Knights of Columbus holiday tourney. The 38-29 victory dethroned the defending and undefeated champions. From left: Paul Nitz and Kenneth Frost, McHenry co-captains; William J. Nuber, Grand Knight of the McHenry Knights of Columbus; and Timothy Murphy and Richard Burg, Woodstock co-captains. " (Don Peasley Photo) JOHNSBURG FIVE WINS 104-77 GAME FROM WONDER LAKE The hot-shot Johnsburg basketball team rolled up 104 points against 77 for Wonder Lake last Thursday night. Johnsburg's heavy artillery came from Don Bentz with 45 points. Blume led Wonder Lake with 31 points on 10 baskets and 11 out of 13 free throw attempts. Dundee will appear in the Johnsburg gym next Sunday, Jan. 22. The following night, Monday, Jan. 23, the Johnsburg team travels to Woodstock. Johnsburg • 104 illllllllllllllUlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll f200. since. This week he has a *671 series. That's fancy. jji Sam Buerudi had a 605 sefiries, Andy McCarroll 625 and ; Walt Coari 62JL All Major f Leaguers. 5 From Tfom Simpson we learn • that Marian Central's second j annual/ football banquet will be ihelS Sunday night, January 29. 2 The big. news is that Duffy % Daugherty, -famous Michigan SState coach, will be the speakter. He has been called top man • in the banquet league by many ; who have had the pleasure of S hearing him. Hear tell that s, tickets are Scarce. » It was a happy McHenry ? crowd that saw the fighting ; Warriors edge the favored ? Crystal Lake five last Friday ^4-night. The boys played hard " and Coach Fulton got the right I men in at the right time. i Harold Bacon and Ed Smith j were on hand, but Vernon • Knox and Harry Kinne were " absent. We wanted so much „ to see them after the game. VALLEY . RIDERS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM Our weekly meeting was held at our club house on Griswold Lake Road. We discussed the races for this coming summer. We decided again on holding five races at our tract. Last Monday some of our club members went to Chicago to reserve dates for our races. Several of our members have >een up to Twin Lakes, Wisonsin ice racing. This is quite an event to see, some of the bikes do as fast as 60 to 70 mi. per hr. We had to elect a new Assistant Road Captain. Don Fout got the honor. Our Club is holding a dance at the V.F.W. hall in McHenry on Saturday, February 11, 1961. This Friday we play Woodstock at home; Saturday we play Geneva there. McHENRY (64) B F P Miller 4 1 Reese 3 0 Morenz 6 1 Creighton 1 3 Vaupel 5 1 Samen 2 3 Reed 5 3 26 12 Crystal Lake (62) B F P Edwards 7 Falkenberg 3 Moeller 1 RoSulek 7 Weightman 1 Conrad 3 Smith 3 25 McHenry 15 19 10 20--64 Crystal Lake 13 18 16 15--62 FG FT P i i. Oeffling 2 0 3 D. Bdntz 20 5 B. Oeffling 5 0 J. Huff 6 0 L. Freund .. 7 0 13. Schmitt 1 2 D. Hiller 0 0 T. Schaefer 2 0 J. Smith 4 1 W. Frett 0 2 Totals -47 10 Wonder Lake - 77 FG FT P B. Humphrey 1 1 0 C. Pierce 6 6 2 Strum "• • • • 0 0 4 J. Seeman 1 0 0 Street 0 0 1 Anderson 6 2 0 Blume 10 11 Coleman • ; • 2 3 Jakubowski 2 1 4 Cope 0 1 0 Total ....28 21 7 Score By Quarters -- Johnsburg 32 13 23 36--104 Wonder Lake 16 20 17 24-- 77 League Standings First Rounds -- W L Johnsburgh 6 1 North Chicago .... 5 2 Harvard 5 2 Dundee 4 2 Woodstock 3 2 Cary j• 2 5 Marengo /"T^.^l 5 Wonder Lake . .\... 0 7 Scorereg • 1. Don Bentz J'burg 201 7 2. Gib Kurtz W'stock 156 5 3. Blume W.L. 156 7 4. Phil Judson N.C. ..148 7 5. Jerry Hayden H'vd 140 7 6. Bob Wroga Cary .-132 7. Bud Parrish -Cary 131 8. Jerry Hop D'dee . .124 6 9. Jerry Doss H'vd. . .120 7 10. Gorden Borth H'vd. 113 7 11. Ed Blachaic N.C. .-109 6 12. Bill Oeffling J'burg 106 7 Girls League High Individual Game -- Sue Etheridge - 174. High Individual Series -- Karen McNally - 143-155-168- 466 total. High Team Series -- Ten Pins - 1752 total comprised of: Betty O'Brien, Lynn Merkel, Georgie Posthuma; Nancy Kralowetz, Jderrilou Smith, s League igh Individual Game -- Rkfk Justen 198. High Individual Series -- Rick Justen - 137-180-198-total. High Team Series -- Bears 1920 total, comprised of: Pat Miceli, Dick Doherty, Dave Meyers, Bob Stange, Rick Justen. Palace Tavern League -- J. Worm 211-556. Palace Wednesday Nite Ladies League -- T. Meyer 484; E. Hester 455; E. Justen 196-508; L. Harrison 181-460. Tuesday Nite Men's League-- J. Leone 202-515. C.O.F. Juvenile League -- H. Griffith 150-359; J. Nye 159-367. ^Palace 9:00 Ladies League -- L. Paluch 415. Monday 7:00 Ladies League -- L. Ferwerda 182. Monday 7:00 Ladies League -- NLUhles 430. C.O^C 9:00 League -- J. Etten 220-579; J. Herdrich 226-540. Pts. Games Hope makes an excellent tonic, but a poor diet. Tomasello's T.N.T. League -- I. Stilling 183-503; D. Neiss 495; E. Rad 181-487; V. Smith 482; C. May 471; E. Schaefer 194-467; L. Anderson 465; J. Mortimer 454; M. Joyce 442; L. A. Smith 438; L. LaBay 436; K. Hiller 5-7-9 rail. Men's Friday Nite 9:15 League J. Wilcox 202-564; E. Miller 567; J. Busch 220-535; R. Stilling 203-245-223-671; D. Huff 219-552; W. Hauri 212-554. Tuesday Thifty-Niners League < R. Schmitt 422\D. Schmitt 454; J. Heide 433j) D. Stoffel 467; D. Berkley 404; L. Knox 446; C. Freund 427; V. Doherty 430i M. Adams 212-454; D. TonyaV 200-453; C. Schlitt 190-473; B. Mackinder 455; M. Einspar 426; E. Winkel 442; D. Freund 461. NOTICE This is to request and urge the citizens of McHenry to take note of any persons of a suspicious character and to make note of license numbers and report to the police department immediately. This will greatly assist us in preventing crimes in our city. Joseph C. Grobel Chief of Police RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE EVergreen 5-2436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS * Stud/Service +Heated 8c Unhealed Kennels •German Shorthair Pups For Sale Obedience - Huntinq - Retrieving i Woodstock's Blue Streaks I will be here Friday night. Mc- } J ienry travels to Geneva Sat- ~ i :*cby night to see how you Z are supposed to guard a 7 foot i center.' DAILY PINUPS j The modern theme is a race • for space, both in the air and " on the ground. If modern man For the First Tim* in McHenry A Direct Wire Alarm Service Protect Your Investment Against Burglary or Hold-Up Protection Doesn't Cost ... It Pays! Call LEhigh 7-4200 Northwest Burglar & Fire Alarm Co., Inc. 562 N. Milwaukee Ave. Wheeling, 111. OAK L,EAF POULTRY FARM "Where Quality Comes First" WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH FRESH BE IT A DOZEN OR A CASE All Produce Guaranteed On North Side of Edgewood Rd. Third Farm West of Rt. SI R.F.D. I -- CRYSTAL LAKE -- PHONE 459-3971 McHenry Recreation Wednesday Nite Major League S. Buenzli 213-224-635; A. McCarroll 217-217-625; W. Coari 236-203-621; R. Stilling 213- 213-619; B. Piesert 220-213- 610; E. Koch 206-204-605; N. Dalby 235-583. A. Kunz 219- 580; W. Sigman 223-579; H. Behnke 214-577; D. Buralli 201- 210-576; W. Hojnacki 209-578; J. Etten 214-574; L, Pierpoali 205-569; B. O'Brien 201-567; R. Abram 218-562; D. Tyk 559; R. Larson 203-557; V. Freund 201-552; M. Gath 551; D. Weber 551; R. Cynowa, Jr. 202- 550; A. Otto 201-548; H. Jensen 2-458; Lottchea 204-544. Commercial League -- F. Petersen 204; B. O'Brien 544; C. Gran 214-541; S. Marsella 221-557; Houghton 209- 537; Dalby 202-579; Buralli 217-579; B. Low 236-597; H. Parth 210; A. Gddina 217-211- 196; D. Hiller 200-568. Nite Owls -- I. Kreier 176-174-494; S. Sutton 203-180-550; D. Stoffel 182-473; P. Rosing 173-495; E. Koenema-nn 170-443; M. Day 179-179-468; H. Solchenberger 411; A. Gausden 419; R. Adams 412; R. Simon 183-183-508; M. Ethei'idge 425; J. Amann 448; V. Kent 418; L. Miller 172- 473;; R. Kluk 186-182-535; F. Kuna 191-181-476; E. Rand 174-460; C. Colman 204-520. Railroads: A. Schwingl 2-10; E. Rand 5-10; H. Gerambio 5- 7; R. Simon 5-10; 5-6-10; F. Anderson 4-5. Thursday 9:15 League -- - J. Wiser 526; D. Oldenburg 202-212-594; S. West 217-216- 599; B. Blake 224-525; R. Blake 224-548; M. Krueger 557; W. Hojnaki 200-561; E. Koch 204-530; G. Kinsala 212- 572; T. Sutton 210-572; J. Larkin 211-206-582; M. Crouch 211-215-599; R. Boro 213-577; A. Steinsdoerfer 200; H. Durkin 208-555; D. Kent 213-548; R. Teml 231-561; H. Miller 203; R. Kleinhuizen 204; P. Geske 551; F. Low 242-597; R. Smith 537; T. Getner 226-532; W. Pierce 242-596; L. Nimsgern 207-560; A. Otto 206-555; R. Krier 556; R. Kuna 529; W. Sigman 212-583; E. Dillon 217- 544. Business Men's League -- N. Justen 204-545; E. Pieroni 538; R. Pieroni 215; B. Schmaling 214; A. McCarroll 204-568; H. Haichmeister 542; E. Von Oepen 200; E. Buss 200-201- 593; R. Piesert 210; A. Hafer 205-538; E. Schroeder 212; E. Wagner 244-590. Ten Pin Queens 7-- J.Doherty 17^1»»53T; I* Burns 176-476; M. Doherty 189-515; S. Lam^rand 450; E. Miller 435; J. Heide 464; T. Steffan 508; J. Rink 206-483; S. Pierpaoli 491; N. Cristy 190; P. Wight 197; LI Berry 490; L. Lennon* 183-431; E. Cross 180-456; W. Gehrke 184; M. McKim 188-466; S. McMahon, 473; M. Karls 438; Z. Rutherford 467. Railroads: D. Overton 5-7; J. Rink 5-7. YOUNG BOWLERS URGED TO REGISTER IN JAYCEE TOURNEY All young bowlers, 18 years and under, who have not yet participated in the McHenry Jaycees youth bowling tournament, still have ten days left in which to register for the second running of this fine sports activity. Starting date is Saturday, Jan. 28, for botty the girls and boys leagues. Girls starting time, 11 a.m., boys at 1:30 p.m. Anyone interested may register at the McHenry Recreation, just east of the old bridge, any time up until the starting date. WALTER AND TOM CARLSON FLORIDA FISHING EXPERTS Walter C&rlson, and his 13 year old son, Tom, 900 Center Street, Won angling recognition in the twenty-sixth annual metropolitan Miami fishing tournament when they caught two kingfish and two snapper in the all-tackle division. Their fishing guide was Capt. Tommy Lones on the Gulfstream, and their.fish were entered at Garrison'Bight, Key West. Too small to be weighed for citations or trophies, their catch will be recorded on the front page of their personalized coDy of the attractive highly illustrated year book of South Florida fishing. People who do the most celebrating are seldom celebrated. SUN. THRU WED. January 22 thru 25 "FLAMING STAR" starring ELVIS PRESLEY Added,* Vl, SELECTIVE SHORTS Sun. Matinee Starts 3 p.m. Phone EY 5-0841 % ART \ LEE'S \ 204 RIVERSIDE DR. Keep your feet WARM when it's below zero THORO-ZEROTEST BOOTS Thorogood Job Fitted Insulated with 3 ply protection Cushion insoles for extra comfort Non-slip composition sole is waterproof, quiet-long lasting. $19.50 Other Thorogood from $10.50 Shoes 5"TORE fir MEN 1.17 S. Green St. Ph. EV 5-0047 Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. 'til 12 noon McHENRY THEATRE 218 So. Gr. Ph. EV 6-0144 FRI AND SAT. Jan. 20 and "21 "THE WIZARD OF BAGHDAD" starring DICK SHAWN Added SELECTIVE SHORT Clouds and fog are produced by countless tiny droplets of water suspended in the atmosphere -- often, 2,500 droplets per cubic inch. LAKESIDE INN. Special Fish fry, 75c. Friday. l-19-0^f McHenry Plaindealei EV. 5-0170 OP EV. 5-0171 102 N. Green St., McHenry, 111. Published every ThurwJay at McHenry, 111., by the McHenry Publishing Company, Inc. NATIONAL EDITORIAL AS(g)C0TI0N S U S T A I N I N G M E M B E R PRESS HSSOCTBTIOD-) W. BURFEINDT, Publisher ADELE FROEHLICH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE In McHenry County 1 Year $3.50 6 Months $2.00 3 Months $1.25 * Outside McHenry County 1 Year J4M 6 Months %2.9 3 Months $1.50 Second Class Postage Paid at McHewry, 111. aaoanaiaaam ELM THEATRr WAUCONDA, ILL. WED. 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