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Page Four SO I HEAR... The thermometer sank low and the snow did blow as we talked baseball with our old friend Holger Pedersen this week. We are both of the opinion that sport pages are never the same when baseball news is missing. Holger urges us not to be impatient -- the spring training season is near. That is the time when we read glowing reports of young players. A little later the big time pitchers start throwing curves. This year it may be different. With two extra teams in each league the material will be spread much thinner. Some of those young players are going to stick around. breezing past the McHenry St. Mary's grade school team. A card tells us of C.O.F. Coming Events. Their Bowling Jamboree will be held at McHenry Recreation Feb. 4-11. Entries close Jan. 24 so please call Tom Sutton right away. Players are urged to call .»im Doran before Feb. 10 to register- for the big basketball lournament. Never a dull moment in local sports circles. The Warrior basketball game at St. Ed's was called off last Saturday night on account of heavy showflakes -- about a foot deep! We were reading that Mr. W r i g 1 e y may hire more coaches. Now, there's a man who is doing more about the unemployment problem than our federal agencies. Tow trucks are busy these days, but driving has. changed. Streets and highways are cleared of snow. Remember way back when we used to jack up a rear wheel on the old Model "T", pour hot water in the radiator, then crank away? II worked best if you had somebody in the car to pull the spark lever after the first sign of life in the old fliwer. You pulled the choke wire with your left hand while cranking with the right. Snow tires were unheard of and you wouldn't think of driving without chains. In fact, sometimes you wouldn't thinh of driving at all. PLEASE NOTE -- Kindly send all sport page news to this department at 3429 West Elm Street. It may reach us a half day earlier and stand a better chance of making the deadline. Now the Warriors have a busy week-end coming up. Harold Jepson was in this week and told us Dundee lacks size. But, his eyes brightened when he spoke of the Sophs. The luture looks good. The Antioch five will be here Saturday night for a nonconference game. DAILY PINUPS -- Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and they'll hand you a hanky. This about women has warily been said. "Three can keep a secret, if two of them are dead. A joint account is sometimes accredited as a deposit for him, checking for her. It's not your position, but your disposition that tends to your happiness. Cocktails are concoctions that make you see double and walk singularly. Down Paiace alleys Bill Worrfi bowled a 638 series in the Tavern league. Leonard Thennes and Bob Peisert each had 622 series in the McHenry Rec. Majors while George Meyers ^had a rousing 275 game "in a 602 .series. And the girls in the Tuesday Thirty Niners vverie thrilled with a 214-560 posted by Doris Freund. SCOUT GUEST On Friday, Jan. 12, the Blackhawk Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, will have A. A. Kirk, national director of Catholic Servfce of the Boy Scouts of America, as its guest Mr. Kirk will visit with the members of the council stafl during the morning. He will share with them the latest de- \Ve didn't get the box scores, velopments in the field of rebut -the strong- Johnsburg bas- j lationships and bring to mem- Jtetb^ll heavies had little | bers of the staff the findings trouble winning the K. of C. j of the national staff meeting tourney. St. Mary's of Wood- , held recently in Mendham, New stock surprised local fans by Jersey. " The man who loves beauty Has riches untold. The rain is his silver The sun is his gold; He gives more to life Than a millionaire can And he's richer than ever, That fortunate man. ANONYMOUS Baur, Llshamer, First la Wrestling Tournament McHenry's wrestling squ&d placed five men in the finals of the New Year's Wrestling Tournament at Rockford last week. Senior Baur took the 138 weight class, winning with an escape in the last five seconds of the match, defeating Carlson of East Rockford 4-3. Senior Ken Lishamer made it ten straight wins in a row winning the 112 weight class by defeating previous unbeaten Sammons of Rochelle 5-4. Three Place Second Tom Houck (95) fought his way to the finals, but lost in the Championship bout to Grundall of Savanna 8-6. Bob Wahl gained the finals but also lost in the Championship bout to Giordini of East Rockford. Heavyweight Wayne Latimer lost his first match of the year in the championship match to Miller of Sterling 5-2. Tychewicz Lost For Season McHenry's outstanding 127 pounder, Bill Tychewicz may be out for the season. Bill dislocated his knee in the tournament and will have a cast on his leg for three or so weeks. His loss will' hurt McHenry's chances in the conference tournament, February 9th and , 10th. Fuchs And Dowhln Place Wayne Fuchs also suffered his first loss of the year, but came back to win a third place by beating Funderby of Belvidere 4-1. Jim Dowhin placed fourth in losing to Springer of Dixon 7-3. Four Win J.V. Championships Four Junior Varsity wrestlers won first place championships in their respective weight classes. George Sorenson (133), Larry Schuerr (138), Tom Trendler (180) and Ron Gelvin (Hwy). Lake Region Sports Club LIQUIDITY See Page 15 Beginners an'4 Classes Tues.-7 to 8 p.m. Skating -- Tues., Wed., FrL, Sat. St Sun. 8 to 11 p.m. Sat. & Sun. Matinee - 1:30 to 4 Jk! For Fun Roller Rink McHenry, 111. EV 5-0449 Lake Region Sports Car club presents its Ice Gymkhana this coming Sunday, Jan. 7, at the Wing and Fin Lodge, north of Volo on Rt. 12. In this first event of '62, the top ten placers will be eligible to compete in the battle on ice to be held between LRSCG and DesPlaines Sports, Car Club, also at the Wing and Fin, Jan. 21. All interested spectators are indeed invited to watch LRSCC members shiver and maneouver their cars on the ice. Tomasello's Men's 9:15 Friday Nite League L. Bottari 212; R. Matthews 212-215-588; W. Pissowotzki 203; B. Hauri 211-566; L. Ryden 538; D. Huff 201-216-595; J. Busch 550. Men's 7:15 Friday Nite League J.. Kern 207-542; B. Klapperich 540; D. Weber 537; G. Hiller 530; L. Schaefer 203-541; M. Schaefer 212-537; B. Huemann 202; A. Thelen 202. Mixed-up Grownups -- R. Rudolph 202-236-611; A. Otto 215-214-610; T. VanEvery 550; F. Schmitt 533; M. Huff 435; D. Rudolph 437; M. Otto 447; L. LaBay 201-508; D. Schmitt 512; L. Schmitt 465; G. VanEvery 442; S. Condon 430. Sunday Morning League -- 4 Games -- S. Grist 740; E. Koch 204- 745; B. Beyer 703; K Lishamer 212; B. Beyer 211; J. Ripley 201. T.N.T. League -- H. Meyers 183-498; B. Het termann 177-496; <*M. Smith 476; D. Kibbe 185-471; M. Wakitsch 179-471; J. Sladek 471; I. Godina 469; M. Hettermann 462; V. Smith 459; I. Stilling 450; C. May 441; J. May 437; N. Piatt 175. Railroads: J. Clark 5-10; I. Godina 4-9; W. Christie 2-5-10; M. Joyce 4-9-10; M. Boro 5-8-10; P. Scalf 4-5-7. Washouts: L. Smith 1-10; B. L. Hiller 1-3-10. Tuesday Nite Business Men's League -- L. Freund 536; J. Ripley 203; E. Whiting 204-541; N. Falk 217-601; R. Kruger 551; C. Vyduna 222-561; R. Thelen 210- 539. Mixed-up Grownups -- R. Stilling 201; G. Rogers 194-475; Rb Rudolph 215; F. Erickson 461; A. Erikson 202- 539; E. Becker 185; D. Hiller 203; L. Schmitt 440; M. Wakitsch 464. Men's Friday Nite 715 League P. Pitzen 226-544; F. Schmitt 208; M. Bauer 206-536; B. Schmitt 211; T. Schaefer 203; A. Thelen 201. Palace C.O.F. -- 1-5-62 R. Justen 204; N. B. Freund 232; B. Thennes 200; Justen 203-571. C. O. F. -- 12-29-61 J. Wagner 236-563. Palace 9:00 Ladies League -- McHENRY PLA1NDEALER D. Nelson 431; M. Cook 481. Tuesday Niters -- J. Leone 206-535; T. Thennes 561; B. O'Brien 203-534; J. Knox 214-539; S. Bacon 203. Tavern League -- Freund 207-555; B. Beyer 203-539; W. G. Roth 214; C. Behnke 551; J. Gray 565; E. Todd 201; J. Worm 201; B. Worm 232-215-638. McHenry Recreation McHenry Recreation Wednesday Nite Major League -- L. Thennes 220-225-622; R. Peisert 203-225-622; S. Buenzli 202-218-610; A. Kun2 23T-607; G. Meyer 275-602; N. Dalby 202-222-597; R. Larson 204- 593; R. Hignight 219-592; D. Buralli 203-590; A. McCarroll 212-202-590; R. Cynowa, Sr. 589; D. Gerstein 215-213-579; G. Rodenkirk 210-576; R. Tyk 567; H. Jensen 566; J. Etten 237-565; A. Jackson 565; R. Kuna 235-556; R. Carlson 201- 553; R. Shanefelt 546. Wednesday Nite Mixed League E. Bever 203-544; C. Pierce 552; R. McGinley 186-457; W. Gehrke 482; D. Fout 209; L. Rothering 234-563; H. Rothering 555; T. Rebel 534; B. Long Thursday, January 11, 1962 221-201-572; L. Thennes 202- 581; B. Rochelle 530; S. Thomas 570. Business Men's League --, Hans 225-590; J. Justen 205; R. Becker 493; R. Mauer 202; I. Becker 201; M. George 535; B. Brennan 201-584r- D. Schaefer 562; E. Buss 233-563; M. Wieser 221-588; G. Schaefer 205-548; N. Schmaling 227-567. Nite Owls -- R. Kluk 177-4T6; M. Murphy 441; H. Gerambio 467; F. Anderson 197-195^524; M. Harmon 175-183-529; K Worts 224-496; P. Rosing 479; E. Koenemann 180-464; D. Stoffel 476; R. Simon 437; N. Bowman 182- 475; M. O'Brien 202-487; S. Sutton 202-194-522; B. Wentzel 466. Railroads H. Solchenberger 3-7; L. Ferwerda 5-7-9; J. Diedrich 5-10; S. Sutton 3- 10. Tuesday Thirty-Niners -- G. Brentz 445; N. McGee 448, Doris Freund 188-214-560; M. Adams 194-504; B. Gilpin 184- 493; B. Mackinder 191; Dorothy Freund 481; E. Winkel 460; S. Walsh 220-507; L. Knox 455; D. Stoffel 191-181 531; M. Steinsdorfer 185-432; RESERVATIONS AND TICKETS FOR Airlines -- Steamships Cruises -- Tours Railroad -- Bus Hotels -- U Drive Cars-4 Your Authorised , Tfafrel Agent CHAIM-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE S917 W. Main St., McHenry Phone 385-5251 AND YOU FOR0OT TO BUY FILM! EU] Shoes -- Shoes -- Shoes Shoes -- Shoes -- Shoes Shoes -- Shoes -- Shoes Shoes -- Shoes Shoes Shoes >es es AT DISCOUNT PilCiS F©1 THE WHQLS FAMILY GET KODAK FILM HERE BOLGIR'S 1259 N. Green St. ggsjjlS EV 5-4500 Are $ $ $ St § You From Y< TRADING 2 Blks. East of Bridge on Hwy. 120 McHenry, I1L PHONE: EVergreen 5-0430 O Q Come and See Us -- If You; 1. Have a paid up lot. 2. Want to own your own home. 3. Have a steady job. We can possibly help you as we have helped many others. LUMBER CO. 4080 W. Main St. EV 5-4600 January Clearance 20% disc, off wool & wool blends One Counter Drapery Fabric Reg. $1.98 Only $169 yd. Tonyan's Home Furnishings 1208 N. Green EV 5-0917 TENTI0 MR. OR MRS. 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ON DISPLAY SEE THEM WORK -- OVER 70 PUMPS IN STOCK Mdfe&tf CMiy Wei I Pimp WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN We Repair and Service ALL MAKES of PUMPS! Located in the Village of McCullom Lake 2% miles from McHenry on McCullom-Wonder Lake Rd. Phone McHenry EV 5*5252 or Residence EV 6*0918 McHenry He Rods After the usual business on Tuesday, Jan. 2, we met with S. Low 181; A. Prazak 454. Thursday 9:15 League -- D. Buralli 559; N. Dalby 227-568; P. Geske 219-558; R. Smith 200-531; T. Getner 553; W. Hojnacki 224-564; R. Kleinhuizen 215-577; H. Durkin 567; M. Krueger 201; G. Kinsala 202-204-597; T. Sutton 215-540; J. Larkin 546; M. Crouch 223- 213-627; A. Otto, Jr. 204-555; H. Haufe 215-207-611; E. Mattilka 203; A. Krause 214-200- 592; W. Coari 204; E. Kqfch 219-578; C. Corso 204-579;ffc! Wright 210. H McHENRY THEATRE 204 N. Gr. Ph. EV5-014 PLEASE NOTE: One complete show at 8:00 p.m. Monday thru Thursday. Call EV 5-0144 -- 24 hour Answering Service Open Fri. & Sat. at 6:40 p.m. THURS., FRI. & SAT. 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