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Page Four THE McHENRlT PLAINDEALER Thursday, May 3. 1962. SO I HEAR... Meeting former athletes at the big party last week brought back many memories. "Zeke" Bacon wouldn't let us forget the time we went down to Dundee to play in a basketball tournament and yours truly fouled out before knowing what hacking meant. We played the game rougher up our way and had* ik> warning that sufh sissy fouls would be called. Somebody said " we made two free throws in two minutes, but we doubt that. We touldn't shoot for sour apples. Just specialized in belting back any forward who ventured into the territory we were guarding. McHENRY IGH Warriors Bounce Back For Victory In Final Inning In those days, you didn't have to shoot your own free throws so "Red" Winkel, a hot-shot, used to step to the line for some ef us. We travelled by train to that tournament and had rooms in various homes. Dundee was far from home. Gus Freund, the biggest man in school in his day, and Sib Whiting, one of McHenry's best athletes, were also on hand for the party. We could have talked all night--that Is, after we caught our breath! From Johnsburg came Joe Frett -with yarns of our scorekeeping days for their team. Fretts had the best home brew in the territory and it was a great cure for diamond dust in the throat. - Frank Freund, a great ball player, told of the days when he pitched to "Shooty" Thelen, when spit-balls were legal. "Shooty" was as rough as they came back of the plate, but used to tell Frank not to "slop it up too much." Ed Tonyan, who could throw Tuesday, April 17, after being behind by scores of 4-0 and 5-2. McIIenry overcame the lead of the Woodstock Blue Strenks baseball team and finally won the game in the seventh bv a score of 9 to 5. Woodstock was winning from the very start as they scored one in the first on a single, a stolen base, and an error. They scored again in the following two innings in somewhat the same manner. In the second, the Streaks scored on an error, a walk, two passed balls, and a wild pitch, without getting a single hit. After two strikeouts in 1he third, a man walked, and the next batter, Widmayer, promptly responded with a home run to leftcenter field. The next batter struck out to end this uprising that was started with two outs. McHenry started their winning drive in the Ion of the fourth with two runs on two hits and a walk. Now the Warriors were only two runs behind, but in the fifth Woodstock added another run on two singles and two errors, .widening the margin. to three. In the top of the sixth McHenry scored three big runs to tie the score at 5-5. The remarkable thing about this was th^t we had only one hit, a timely double by Bob Fletcher, the center-fielder. Three walks, a sacrifice fly, and an error helped in the scoring. If j no. one scored in the seventh, • the game would be called and ! played another time because | daylight was almost gone. McHenry answered the challenge a baseball through a plank in j with four tie-breaking, and a his prime, was another old timer on hand. So was "Little Joe" Freund (the people's choice as a full of fire catcher). Somebody said Harold Freund got bashful and ducked the spotlight. If he has half the speed of his younger days, nobody could have caught him. We were pleased to have Walt Freund and two of the boys who played ball for him ; Winkleman, even though he half inning later, winning runs. They were scored on only two hits, but five gifted runs were costly to the Woodstock cause. In the bottom of the inning the Streaks went out on three easy ground balls, and McHenry had made a terrific comeback to win 9-5 and to stay on top with the league leaders. Bill DeCicco got the win for the Warriors, and McHenry by John vareae McHENRY TAKES NORTH SUBURBAN BASEBALLLEAD Win Double Header From Zion-Benion Team 4-1 and 8-5 The kick-off breakfast had a big turnout Sunday morning, making it a huge success as all of us had hoped it would be. Although the weatner was not the best for golfing it didn't dampen the spirit of those hardy souls to get out there and knock that little white pellet around, and knock it they did! Of the forty-nine golfers qualifying for the twosome tournament, thirty-one had low nets of 79 or less. Looks as though a guy is going to have to keep shooting good golf to be one of the thirtytwo qualifiers. The games committee says to look at the bulletin board to find out if you qualified as they won't have the names ready for this column. The winners of the blind bogey in class A were tied for first between Frank Rourke and Jack Moss with 80's. Third place went to Earle Seeps with 85. Class B winners also had a tie for first between H. Jensen and W. Sigman with 90's. Third place went to H. Reihansperger with 93. Low net winner was George Yorgen 77- 10-67, John Falcon 80-11-69. Next week the battle is on! Little League Notes Because the Dundee-Libertyville double header was rained out, McHenry took over the North Suburban Conference lead by defeating the ZeeBees of Zion in both games of their twin bill here Saturday. These games were won on some great pitching by Paul Morenz, who pitched the first game, and on the steady pitching of Bill DeCicco, the winner of the second game. The Warriors' hitting also came through, as they had eighteen hits in the two games. In the first game, Morenz Jheld the ZeeBees to only one tun on six hits. Three of the six hits were by Smith, the first baseman, who leads the league in hitting and is now batting well over the .500 mark. He drove in their only run on a timely single in the fifth. The Warriors scored one run in the first inning on Paul Morenz's single, after Ted Freund had walked and stolen second. After Zion had tied the sumt m (he fifth, 1-1, McHenry . came back with three very welcome runs on four consecutive .singles by Smith, Farr, Joel Himplemann and May. Although Zion got their Bill DeCicco and Paul Morenz pitched no-hit games for the Warriors recently. ("Kibbe" Palmer and Mickey Johnson of Harvard) in our corner. And last, but not least, to complete the sports section of the program, came our friend, George Sullivan. Put that bunch together and there would be some great yarns about the days gone by when men were men and boys would be boys. Cub scouts have their eyes on Clyde Carr. He went to a ball game with Holger Pedersen and almost caught a foul ball. Clyde caught the ball on the heel of his hand, but the swelling is expected to go down before he returns for another tryout. was relieved by two other pitchers in an attempt to save lib lead, got the loss. McHenry will play a double-header with Palatine this Saturday. Come on and root the Warriors on to victory at McCracken Field. The first game starts at 1. KHE McHenry 000 2 03 4--8 6 4 Woodstock 1 1 2 0 10 0--5 4 1 need only to look to find them. ^ " An apple a day will keep the doctor away; a peach a day will keep the doldrums away. Daily Pinups A new angle is ofteh an old twist turned inside out. j A thought not to lose: To i keep marriage sunny, "Never 1 use vinegar without a mixture . of honey." More "Jhovies are shot in a studio; some movies should be shot at sunrise. ANONYMOUS It is things"; them. said "time brings being late is one all of The Mississippi River carries some 2,000 gallons of water per day into the Gulf, for every inhabitnnt of U. S. Fragments of beauty and truth lie in every path, you Open Week Days 6:45 p.m. Open Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m. NOW ENDS SAT., MAY 5 Academy Award Show SOPHIA LOKEN in "TWO WOMEN" -- Plus -- PAUL NEWMAN in "THE HUSTLER" Adults Only Also Tom & Jerry Cartoon STARTS S U N~MA¥^ 6^ ~ >fWALK ON THE ~ WILD SIDE" With LAURENCE HARVEY and CAPUCINE This is an Adult Picture Also Elmer Fudd Cartoon Hey Kids! SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW SAT. AFTERNOON May 5 Our Special Matinees have been discontinued for the Spring and Summer season They will start again in the Fall. Tryouts went off real well 'ast Sunday, thanks to the cooperation of all the managers nnd the well planned proceiure of our player agent,: Tom Bolger. Teams will be selected next Tuesday, May 8. Selections are made from a player list and only managers and league officers may be present. Every boy who registered will be placed on a team. Watch next week's Plaindealer for the earn you are on. McHENRY HIGH HOST TO DISTRICT GOLF TOURNEY MAY 11 The McHenry Country Club has given the McHenry High School permission to use the golf course Friday, May 11, for the Illinois High School D i s t r i c t g o l f t o u r n a m e n t . Teams to compete at the McHenry Country Club are Ant i o c h , B a r r i n g t o n , C r y s t a l Lake, Grayslake, Warren, Ela- Vernon, Libertyville, McHenry, Mundelein, Marian Central, Woodstock, and Zion. This tournament will start at 8:30 a.m. and continue throughout the major part of the day. Approximately 80 boys will compete. The winning team will compete the following week ai Champaign Country Club, Champaign, Illinois. The two low medalists will also compete for the individual state high school championship. Uncertainty is still one life's surest certainties. CAPT. HARRY MAY first two men on base in the seventh on a single and a walk, they failed to score as the next three batters were retired on easy plays. With the win, Morenz is 4-0 for the season. Zion's Johnson got the loss as the final score was 4-1. Second Game Bill DeCicco got the win in the second game as the Warriors defeated the 'ZeeBees, 8-5. With this win, DeCicco has a record of 3-2 for the season. DeCicco looked like he had his stuff from the very start even though Zion scored three runs in the first inning. The runs were scored on three hits, including a broken bat single and a blooper double. McHenry came back in the second with three runs to tie the score. They took the lead in the following inning, scoring one run on three consecutive hits. In the fifth, after Zion had scored a run to tie the score again, McHenry once more took the lead, getting two runs on three hits, including back-to-back triples by Ted Freund and Paul Morenz. In the sixth, the Warriors widened the margin to four runs, scoring two more runs on a double and two walks. This made the score 8-4. In the last of the seventh, a single and a double by the first two batters scored a run for the ZeeBees. But DeCicco put down the uprising by striking out the next three batters. Nelson got the loss after he was relieved in the fifth by Young. Zion's Smith had three for four agairrf "helping average even more. Motggnz lead the hitting for McHenry driving in three runs with a single, double, and a triple. 1st Game RHE McHenry 100 003 x--4 8 2 Zion 000 010 0--1 6 4 2nd Game RHE McHenry 031 022 0--8 10 1 Zion 300 100 1--5 8 3 1st Game McHenry ^ AB R H vlay . 4 0 1 DeCicco 4 0 1 Freund 3 1 1 vlorenz 3 0 1 Fletcher ' 3 0 0 Harris 3 0 1 Smith 2 1 1 Farr 3 1 1 Petersen ». 2 0 0 Himplemann 1 1 1 TOTALS 24 4 8 Zion AB R H rtamson 3 1 1 Krelle 4 0 0 Smith 4 0 3 Saton 4 0 1 Johnson 2 0 0 Harlow 2 0 0 G u l b i s . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 0 0 Sibert 2 0 0 Peters 1 0 0 Glitter 3 0 1 TOTALS 27 1 6 * 2nd Game McHenry AB R H May 3 1 1 DeCicco 3 1 1 Freund 4 1 2 Morenz 4 2 3 Fletcher 41 2 Harris 3 • 1 0 Smith 3 0 0 Farr 4 0 0 Peter-en •....• 2 - 1 *1 TOiALS 30 8 10 Zion AB R H Ransom 4 2 0 Krelle 2 1 1 Smith 4 2 3 Johnson 4 0 3 Eaton 3 0 0 Crider 4 0 1 Sibert 4 0 0 Gulbis 2 0' 0 Peters 1 0 0 Nelson 0 0 0 TOTALS 28 4 8 Tigers Trounce Harvard 29-0 In First Game It was bombs-away last Sunday as the Johnsburg Tigerls played their first ball game of the season and smothered jtbe Harvard nine 29-0. The game was all oVpr1 in the first inning as the fifeers scored 14 runs. Anderson collected the only two hits listed for Harvard as Ed Mack and Ted Schaefer breezed to an early victory. Mack struck out 12 in 6 innings while Schaefer fanned 7 in 3 frames. Everybody hit the ball for Johnsburg as Leon Schmitt showed the way with a home run. double and 4 singles.. Next Sunday the Johnsburg team travels to RichmondJTtte following Sunday, May 13, Dundee comes to Johnsburg where a large crowd is expected to see the home opener. Johnsburg (29) AB R H Sch a e f e r , ss . . . . . . 6 4 1 Huemann, c 6 2. 2 Oeffling, If 6 4 3 Hiller, cf 3 3 2 Sompel, cf 2 1 1 Freund, rf 7 4 3 Frett, 1st ......... 5 4 2 Schmitt, 3rd 7 3 6 Madden, 2nd 6 1 1 Mack, p 3 , 2 2 Schaefer, p 2 1 1 Totals 53 29 24 Harvard (0) AB R H Sankey, 3rd 5 0 0 Camp, If 4 0 0 Anderson, c 4 0 0 Gibbs, 3rd, ss, p ... 3 0 0 Humphrey, cf 3 0 0 Mauer, p. ss *3 0 0 Krohn, 1st 2 0 0 Borth, 1st 3 0 0 Webner, rf 0 0 0 Haden, rf 3 0 (I Totals 30 0 2 Johnsburg 1410 0 3 5 51--29 Harvard 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-- 0 Lake Regbn Sports Car Club "May Daze" gymkhana -- to be presented by Lake Region Sports Car Club Sunday, May 6. 12 noon check and tech inspection. 1 p.m. first car off. Pure Oil Research Lab parking lot, Rt. 14 in Crystal Lake. Dash plaques and trophies. of Crystal Lake, 111. THURS.. FRI. & SAT. May 3, 4 & 5 -- Double Feature Program "MACABRE" -- And -- "13 GHOSTS" One Show Thurs. at 8 p.m. Fri. - Sat! doors open 6:45 p.m. SUN. thru WED! May 6, 7. 8 & 9 GLEN FORD CHARLES BOYER LEE COBB PAUL HENREID "FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE" 2 shows Sunday (i:30 - 8:45 p.m, One show weekdays at 8:00 p.m. THURS., FRI. & SAT. May 3, 4 & 5 . ELVIS PRESLEY .HOPE LANGE "WILD IN THE COUNTRY" Cinemascope - Color by DeLuxe -- And -- JULES VERNE'S "MASTER OF THE WORLD" starring VINCENT PRICE In MagnaColor MIDNIGHT SHOW Sat., May 5 STEVE COCHRAN in "OUANTRILL'S RAIDERS" In CinemaScope and Color * SUN., MON., TUES & WED May 6, 7, 8 & 9 -- Double Feature Program -- AUDREY HEPBURN "BREAKFAST" AT TIFFANY'S" -- And -- "MARINES LET'S GO TOM TRYON DAVID HEDISON GRAYSLAKErtizo&ZI STARTS FRI. -- 7 DAYS May 4 thru 11 1st SHOWING! I The UNBELIEVABLE becomes True! 1 THE DAY THE EARTH JANET MUNRO - LEO McKWN • EDWARD flJK) -- Plus Co-Feature -- Drama! It's May 6 on ABC's Wide World of Sports THE WOULD HOLLER SKATIN© CGHAyPBONSHiPS. from Essen Germany 4:00 p.m. Channel 7 JUST FOR FTO ROLLER RIME Member A.S.U & A.A.U. flONY CUffliS OUTSIDER JAMES FRANCISCUS * ifflivUBmWHBiATlOlW. BCIUK LATE SHOW FRI. & SAT. BOB HOPE in "PARIS HOLIDAY" £mie A Sport (Center Headquarters for: Little League & Pony League Equipment # Balls # Bats # Gloves * Caps # Shoes £rnie A Sport (Center 1210 N. Green St. 385-1000 Marian Fathers Sponsor Banquet And Honors Night First of two major school year-ending events sponsored by the Marian Fathers' Club will be held Sunday, May 20, when a banquet to fete athletes participating in spring sports is scheduled. The Fathers' Club also plans to salute students during Honors Night ceremonies June 1 when it announces the names of those whose school work has been outstanding. This phase of the Fathers' Club's variety of activities supporting Mari a n C e n t r a l C a t h o l i c h i g h school was initiated a year ago with the unveiling of appropriate plaques. Students in all four classes are recognized. The All-Sports banquet will honor track, golf, baseball and b a s k e t b a l l p l a y e r s . C o a c h e s will announce letter winners. Walter Parker is chairman of the banquet. A similar program to honor football players was held last fall. Featured speaker will be William G1 e a s o n. Chicago's American sports writer who covered the Chicago Black Hawks during their futile effort to defend their Stanley Cup hockey championship. Perhaps' Gleason will be able to explain the Hawks' variety in play--from brilliance to mediocrity in consecutive games. Parker said tickets to the banquet--set for 6:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria--may be obtained from these committee members: Tom Simpson and Fred Meyers, McHenry; or Joseph Beyers, Wonder Lake. MCHS Golf News Last Thursday and Friday the McHenry golf team beat Dundee 10-0 and Zion-Benton 6-4. The record presently stands at 3 wins and 1 loss. The team is improving and should be in top strength by the time the district and conference tournaments are played. The match against Dundee was no contest as the McHenry boys won every match. Scores were: Bob Beckenbaugh won 42-46, John Rourke won 43-44, Bill Funk won 44-45, Mark Lashkowski won 47-54, and Chris Newkirk won 49-60. The sophomores won their m a t c h 8 - 2 . W i n n e r s w e r e Butch Meyers, Bob Mayfield, Buzz Frett, and Vin Weyland. At Zion the MCHS boys encounter game trouble in the No. 4 and 5 position, but Bob Beckenbaugh, John Rourke, and Bill Funk showed some class and won their matches. Scores for this match were: Bob Beckenbaugh won 41-46, John Rourke won 40-46, and Bill Funk won 37-46. Chris Newkirk and Mark Lashkowski lost their match. The sophomores lost their match 6-4, only winners were Buzz Frett and Vin Weyland. The Woodstock match was canceled because of bad weather. It's a shame that the feller who writes the bank's ads isn't the one who makes the loans. Date oT Time JUST FOR FUN ROLLER HI HK McHenry ^biuol 2)J& by Jean Weyland Hats off to the try-hard$|.A - die-hards. There were three tables of bridge, one of "QiV™ heck" and four in the "Um-r -• brella Game." Golf lost. "Zl-'Z Line-ups and tee times for- * our team play tournament f starting next Tuesday, May £ are as follows: 8:30--Larkin and Marion vs Phelan and M. Johnson. 8:37--Burgmeier and Stilling vs Moss and Olson. 8:44--Hester and Rosing ••vsr--" Merley and Reihansperger. 8:51--Vaupell and Donnelly " vs Petrie and Kent. £ 8:58--Hoffman and Sayler vs E. Johnson and Eckland. 9:05--Jackson and Conway . vs Weber and Smithson. 9:12--J. Weyland and A. Rieke vs Justen and Burns. 9:19--Horn and Strassheim vs Williams and Buss. 9:2&--Rode and Freund vs Weselius and Rogers. _ 9:33--Busscher and F. Wey- ' land vs O'Connell and M. Rieke. Ladies, please oe at tfce clubhouse at least 10 minutes before your tee time. Lipstick may be applied before teeirigC.7" off on No. 2. Gals with honors go without. If they're that^'~ good who cares how they look£,.^l Open meeting scheduled for"- 8:30 will be held around tljg^'A'" lunch table 1 p.m. Interested?****- The appendix is said to 1%^ T useless to man, but it hae - helped many a doctor's wife^TET;""' get that new mink coat. iliiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiHlllllliiir Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry On Route 120 Open Week-Ends Show Starts at Dusk FRI., SAT. & SUN. May 4, 5 & 6 All Color Program ELVIS PRESLEY in "BLUE HAWAII" -- And -- . . 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