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Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEB Thursday, December 7. 1961 £cLHJ£U/<dljA. SO I HEAR... It was a big crowd that turned out to honor the football Warriors last Thursday night. Bill George, of Chicago Bears fame, proved just the type for such an event. His humor was good and his answers were sharp. He went over in a big way. Seemed like old times to chat with Frank Kempfer and Uncle John Dreymiller on the far West Side recently. We are trying to talk them1 into a trip to Florida for the winter. Nov$| wouldn't they have fun on tnil beach! Oh--but going to that West Side has its hazards. It wasn't bad enough to have Herb Reihansperger barge in on us at Brown's (formerly Mugg's). No. Herb had to see Cub cohort, Junior Freund, across the street and hailed him pronto. It was just after some Sox trades and they must have wanted to wish us well. They did! After Veeck's home for Hip aged, the Short Sox are going to look like a teen-age youth group. We are on the Short side. Might as well get some youth back after trading it all away. Didn't see the Warriors lose to Barrington, but have been told the team was cold. They must have been warmed up when we saw them beat Woodstock here on Saturday night. Have forsaken the press bench nt home games and joined a riest of solid fans in row six. Don Seaton got us in the right stalls so we will know the w-.y from now on. Tom Evans checks coats for the group, stacking them on the window sill. All the comforts. Looks like we are going to like our new home. We wonder why every school has to turn on so much heat in gymnasiums at game time. Just give the fans a hot game and they won't need so much warmed air. .1--. . There is nothing better than a °stack of pancakes lor breakfast Of course, it Is rough on Mom standing at the stove while all the family feeds their faces. Next Sunday you can take Mom to the Johnsburg Community Hall where she can sit down and eat all the pancakes she can hold. The Johnsburg Foresters sponsor a real good basketball team and need some extra funds to handle the expenses. Breakfast starts at 7:30 a.m. and lasts until 1 p.m. BLUE STREAKS DEFEATED BY iOES 74-58 At 2 p.m. the Johnsburg team meets North Chicago in a battle to break a tie for first place in the league. Another game follows at 3:15 p.m. Morens Scores 24 Points And Team Play Looks Sharp The Woodstock Blue Streaks came to town last Saturday night to dq battle with Coach Fulton's basketball Warriors and gave the home team a real battle before going down to defeat 74 to 58. Paul Morenz was in top form, shooting enough to gather 24 points, feeding his mates and setting up a few plays that were beauties. And Paul was thinking-- thinking fast. On a couple of occasions, he was too near the out of bounds line so banged the ball against defenders' knees to send the ball out as McHenry's ball. Woodstock trotted out a couple of Sophomores who showed they belong on the varsity squad. At center was Cole Johansen, a 6' 4" whopper, weighing in at 210 pounds. He got off his feet well and lead his team in scoring with 17 points. Don Anderson, a fellow built for basketball, was the other Soph and he chimned in with 16 points. He should be a real smoothy by the time he is a senior. ^ But, while we think it only sporting to give credit where credit is due, it remains that our own Warriors were a much better unit than they had previously shown. The first three quarters of the game were plenty close. In fact the Streaks had a hot streak in the third quarter when they went out ahead. But, after Eckert and Johansen fouled out, the game was all over. Their defense was shot and Harry May was all alone for several shots as he sank 9 baskets. Fast and Furious The game was fast and furious in the first half and big Vern Petersen had 3 fouls so early that he had to be taken out to be sent in later. Teddy Freund burned up the wood with terrific defensive pressing. Sophomore Fred Kusch, who is growing into 6' 7" stature, again showed that steady development can make him the man McHenry basketball has needed. Bill DeCicco and John Rourke flashed speed when speed was needed. Bob Fletcher, Chuck Miller and Phil Sehmitt came in to wind up the victory. The Warriors swished in 14 free throws out of 24 attempts while-, Woodstock hit 16 out of 29. Morenz had 8 out of 9, Freund 2 for 2, and Eckert missed only one in 7 shots. ,Yep! That was a pretty good ball game until Eckert and Johansen fouled out. But, that's the game of basketball George and Rita Barbian entered the "State Mixed Doubles Bowling Tournament" and bowled a total of 1324 pins. Rita came through with a 235 game. Now they travel to Joliet a week from Saturday to continue in state competition. Pretty good, eh? and McHenry was the better team -- 74 to 58. McHenry (74) FO FT PF PTS Morenz 8 8 3 24 May 9 0 3 18 Petersen 4 1 ..4 11 Kusch 4 2 2 10 Freund 3 2 3 8 DeCicco 1 1 0 3 Rourke .1 0 2 2 Fletcher 0* 0 2 0 Sehmitt .......0 0 0 0 Miller 0 0 0 0 Totals 30 14 19 74 Woodstock (58) FG FT PF PTS Eckert 3 6 5 12 Anderson 6 4 3 16 Johansen 7 3 5 17 Widmayer 1 1 2 3 Brasile 4 1 1 9 Newman 0 0 1 0 Peterson Q 1 2.1 Totals McHenry Woodstock 21 16 19 58 18 12 17 27--74 16 11 15 16--58 Lake legion Sports Car Club A1 and Lois Bianchi of McHenry captured second places in men's and women's division, respectively, in the Lake Region Sports Car Club Hill and Dale Gymkahana, held Nov. 19. Driving their VW, A1 camp in two seconds in front of the Number 3 car, and Lois came in 47 seconds ahead of Number 3 of the Women's event. Carol Hayes of McHenry won the top honors in the Women's Event, driving their Saab, five seconds ahead of Mrs. Bianchi. The club's next event is the December 10th rallye, End-0- 61, starting from the Blue Moon restaurant in Elgin, tech inspection is at noon, first car off at 1 p.m. For reservation call or write Clint Hurdle, 1216 E. Chicago, Elgin or SH 2-9440 after 6 p.m. In the past ten years, 167,- 000 Americans have committed suicide, and another million tried it, and botched the job. BRONCO VARSITY NIPS MCHS 53-50 IN LOOP OPENER The Warriors of McHenry High failed to put on., their war paint for the invasion of Barrington last Friday night and came home on the short end of a 53-50 score. The Fulton boys came through the first period with only a 1-point deficit, but the big fall-out came&ln the second quarter when the Broncos outscored McHenry 23-14. Fouls were numerous in the game and McHenry picked up a slight edge by hitting 20 out of 31 while Barrington had 17 out of 31 tries. Bob Fletcher had a perfect 8 for 8 mark. Nothing worked right for the Warriors, but they made a game of it in the last period by out scoring the winners 13-9. Too little too late! McHenry (50) FG FT PF PTS Morenz 3 3 4 9 May 4 5 4 13 Peterson 0 1 5 1 Kusch 1 3 4' 5 Freund 2 0 2 4^' DeCicco 3 0 1 6 Rourke- 2 0 3 4 Fletcher 0 8 3 8 Sehmitt 0 0 1 0 Totals . 15 20 27 50 Barrington (53) FG FT PF PTS 1 5 3 Brodhay ••. . . . . 3 5 4 11 0 5 0 Hoffman • • . . . . 3 0 3 6 McCarthy • . . . . 1 3 0 5 Kelly . . . . 4 6 3 14 Showers • •. . . . . 6 2 4 14 Totals 18 17 24 53 McHenry 11 14 12 13--50 Harrington 10 23 11 9--53 STATE REVOKES LICENSES OF TWO FOR VIOLATIONS Read The, Want Ads The office of Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has announced the revocation of the driver licenses of Edwin A. Fitzgerald of Crystal Lake and Peter A. Freund, Jr., of McHenry for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions were ordered for James F. Ganske, John M. Warner and Robert A. Pruitt, Jr., of Crystal Lake, Danny R. Palmer of Spring Grove, Richard L. Schinske ol Huntley, James A. Umbarget, Jr., of McHenry and Kenneth A. Wenk of Wonder Lake, all for three violations. Leslie Morris of Crystal Lake, Joseph Penze of Rt. 3, McHenry, Jack Prow of Fox River Grove and Otis Setser, Jr., of Woodstock were granted probationary permits. • YEAR-ROUND ENTERTAINMENT * SUMMER STOCK * : 5H4DT.LSNE i FROSH-SOPHS BEAT WOODSTOCK 40-38 IN FINAL SECONDS McHenry's Frosh-Soph basketball team gave the fans a real thrilling victory Saturday night in a last second 40-38 win over visiting Woodstock. Don Harris, reserve guard, showed calmness under fire as he stepped to the free throw line to sink two winning shots with only 12 seconds remaining in the game. Meyer led the scoring with 20 points before fouling out of the game. The Woodstock team lost the game at the free throw line, making only 8 out of 28 chances.j McHenry had 10 out of 18. McHenry (40) FG FT PF PTS Meyer •.. Benson • • Jelinek • • Blake ... Markgraff Mayfield Harris .. Totals 15 10 19 40 Woodstock (38) FG FT PF PTS Thompson . v .< 4 5 3 13 Pfotenhauer . . 4 1 4 9 . . 1 0 3 2 . . 4 1 3 9 . • 2 1 ' 1 5 Totals 15 8 14 38 McHenry 9 12 7 12--40 Woodstock 6 10 17 5--38 STUDENT HONORED Twenty Milliken university students Jiave been selected to membership in "Who's Who Among College Students in American Universities and Colleges". Among them is Vincent Anthony Cina of Garden Grove, Calif., a senior. Vincent is a McHenry high school graduate. BARRINGTON HANDS YQUNG WARRIORS 53-38 TRIMMING Barrington's Frosh-Soph basketball shooters gave McHenry's young Warriors a pretty good dubbing on the winner's floor last Friday night. Final Score: 53-28. McHenry scored only 14 points in the first three quarters, then added the same number in the final period. It was Barrington all the the way. McHenry (28) FGFTPFPTS Meyer 0 0 3 0 Benson 2 0 2 4 Jelinek 1 1 4 3 Blake . 0 3 4 3 Markgraff ... 4 1 4 9 Funk 1 0 0 2 Harris 0 1 1 1 Mayfield ...... 1 3 1 5 Newkirk 0 1 2 1 Totals 9 10 21 28 Harrington (58) FG FT PF PTS Jahnke . . . . 3 0 3 6 Condill . . . 5 5 4 15 3 2 7 . . . . 1 1 0 3 . . . . 1 0 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 2 . . . . 7 0 0 14 Buchanan . . . . . 2 0 0 4 Totals 22 9 11 53 McHenry 4 2 8 14--28 Barrington 16 12 15 10--53 OLD TIMERS PLAN SATURDAY NIGHT SKATING PARTIES IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Saturday, Dec. 9, is "Old Timers" night at the McHenry roller skating rink. . This night is now set aside at the rink instead of the Wednesday night they have been having for the convenience of those who could not make it during the week. | You do not have to be a memj ber of any club. This is open i to any one of you "Old Timi ers." Come on down and have fun With us!!!! Automatic Transmission Service Tune-Up -- Complete Motor. Service Brake Service -- Mufflers, Tailpipes For Body and Glass Service See HANS FLACH 917 N. Front St. EV 5-0356 McHenry MARIAN FATHERS CLUB ORGANIZES MEMBERSHIP TEAM The gridiron season- may be almost, over-- it is for high s c h o o l t e a m s -- b u t M a r i a n Central Fathers' Club has organized its members into a team to score 550 "points." Marian Fathers' Club is an organization to support and sponsor a variety of school activities. In its two-year history, it has headed such programs a s C a r e e r D a y , s c h o l a s t i c achievement, welfare, fatherson banquet and father-daughtier banquet, transportation for Sisters on the faculty, and athletic recognition banquets. For the first two weeks of December, club members are concentrating on a membership drive and have set a target of 550 new members. Gerald Smith, club president, has named Melvin Johnson, Woodstock, to quarterback the membership drive. Carrying the ball in the McHenry area are Eugene Nye, Theodore Pitzen, Charles Vycital and William H. Tonyan. The club has an advisory council of 37 members which meets monthly. This meeting is held between regular monthly full-membership meetings. The club is not a fund-raising organization, Johnson explained, since the 14 parishes in McHenry county fully finance the construction, maintenance and operation of Marian Central Catholic high school. "The Fathers' Club supports school projects. It also sponsors activities to stimulate stu- Rt. It's a lot of fun. The Music is great. The rink Is well supervised for clean wboleaoM teereatton. JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. Sun., 8 p.m. -- 11 p.m. Matinees Sat. & Sun 1:30 - 4:00 31 South EV 5-0449 dents. The scholastic achij»Yement program is a good* example of the club's effortsTto whet students' appetities "Tor> learning through its presentation of plaques to honor lead.-) ing students in every class ev-. ery year." •" '0 Another example is assistance^ given the library. Members unteered to seek good bookslfor the library through donations, and today Marian's library' Has almost double the state's minimum requirements for btioks that should be in a high school; library. J ner left Every family breadwinni knowns that a minor accid around the house can lead to, major medical expenses. That,? says the Institute for Safer Living, is one important reason why home scratches, braises, punctures and ? m a 11 ctrts should receive proper first afat or medical attention. More ifn4 portant, however, is the dangerthat if unattended such minor; injuries may not heal proper.^ or may become infected a lead to painful disablement " • Men, like pencils, aren't| worth much until they- • are sharpened, and have somefioHj* p u s h i n g t h e m n o w a n d t h e f t , . L204 N. Gr. Ph. EV5-0144 THURS., FRI. & SAT. Dec. 7, 8 & 9 Giant Double Feature!" JULES VERNE'S "MASTER OF I THE WORLD" and 'HOUSE OF FRIGHT" SUN., MON. & TUES. Dec. 10, 11 & 12 Sunday show starts at 5 pim. Weekdays at 7:00 & 9:00 p.m. "THE DEVIL AT FOUR O'CLOCK* SPENCER TRACY ' FRANK SINATRA SPECIAL MATINEE« - Sun., Dec. 10 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. ...<i OUR GANG COMEDY 3 Stooges and Cartoons' » Theatre Closed Wed., Dec.. 13 Call EV 5-0144 answering service. 24 hoi girls we find Pat Ruemelin 542, M. Harman 541 and many low average bowlers going way over averages. In the C.O.F. Juniors we see B. Mauch 501. Now, hear this! It is about Nick and Rick-- father and son-- last name is Justen. Dad took Rick with him to fill in a vacant spot on the team and told him to watch how the men bowled. So Dad bowled a 640 series. That's fancy bowling. What does the pupil do but bowl a terrific 671 series. That's learning fast, Rick. We note that Paul Overtoh had a 645 series, Bob Zahn 631 and M. Crouch 630. Among the Open Wk. Dys. 6:45 p.m. Open Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m. STARTS FRL, DEC. 8 Adult Entertainment _ AN ELIA KAZAN PRODUCTION SMfNDtig 4&G01SS WRITTEN BY WILLIAM INGE JECHNIC0L0R* WARNER BROS Also Cartoon & Short KIDDIE MATINEE Sunday at 2 p.m. "THE LITTLE SAVAGE' Those "Pinups" last week should have been "Pickups". Now, let us close with a reminder that our high school basketball teams travel to Crystal Lake Friday night. $ Serving Luncheon and Dinner (Closed. Mondays) Showing now thru Dec. 22nd. Midsummer Nights Dream f/te 1963. QOR.% QcdatUe 500 A Shakesperian comedy -- featuring an all star cast. with dinner only 50c Shady Lane is located 3 miles west of Marengo on U.S. 20. For reservations dial 815-568-7218. OWL Make Your Reservsttsffls NOW to Greet the NiW TfcAR CRYSTAL Rts. 31 & 176 Crystal Lake, III DANCING - RE B IG - BILL I MINTS -S ALL for Only $n per person For Reservations Call 459-313 ALADDIN'S LOUNGE "The Unpredictables" Combo in the Yacht Club now featuring Friday & Saturday Nites RUTH MADISON at the Piano with your Favorite Songs Nitely FREE Twist Lessons Tues. thru Sat. FRIDAY NIGHTS Only car with 5 - billion - mile proof It's Beautifully Built to be More Service Free • Sihnt as a $ecret..swift; as a rumor To be sure you get a good dealer as well as a Good Deal - See BUSS- ALES 3936 W. Main St. 'The Home Of Quality Transportation' McHenry Phone 385-2000 V