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*£ I r Thursday. May 24/1962 THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER McHENRY PLAINDEALER Est. 1875 8812 W. Elm St. Phone S854170 Indianapolis Racer Published Every Thursday at McHenry, 111. by McHENRY PUBLISHING CO. W A f l O N A l E D I T O R I A L lAsffbcATl^M 4^ UNO/ luinois P R E S S Page Five \uot 2C&' ARLENE and HERB HILL Winners W Team Match Play (and congratulations to all) were as follows; 1st place Joan Buss and Marge Strassheim with a net score of 87, 2nd place to Emily Smithson and Barbara Weber net score of 100, 3rd place to Myrt Johnson and Betty Phalen net score of 101, Event for the day was Low Putts, honors and prizes to Class "A" Petie with 15; Class "B" Lou Funk with 16, and Class "C" Gert Barbian vtf'ith lb. | Arlenc Hill receives racing instruct ions-from her husband, i Herib, who will drive in this l .year's running of the 4fith. In- Subscription Rates In McHenry County 1 Year . . . . : .$4.00 i 6 Mosr '. $2.25 i 3 Mos. $1,50 | Outside McHenry County j 1 Year $4.50 6 Mos ... • ^ ,$2 30 3 Mos. $1.75 Next week's event is a rescheduled "Challenge the Pro!" Fun? Make your own three- ,. somes. There will be no preidianapolis '.,00. A veteran of , schedulod toe times_ This is hundreds of. race.-- during his | 15-ycnr career, Hill came out of retirement this ye$r when offered the opportunity to "chauffeur" one of this year's most unique cars entered in the famed Memorial Day speed classic. The Hills reside at 2605 Holiday Drive, McHenry. SCHEDULE ! 1962 McHenry Pony League For Month of June Cards - Giants -- Sunday, June 10 -- 1:30 p.m. Bjaves - Sox -- Sun d a y> June^ 10 -- 3:30 "p.m. Giants - Sox -- Tuesday, June 12 -- 6 p.m. Braves - Cards -- Thursday -- June 14 --- 6 p.m. Braves ^fciants -- Sunday June 17 -- 1:30 p.m. Cards - Sox -- Sunday, June 17 -- 3:30 p.m. Sox - Braves - Tues day. June 19 -- 6 p.m. Giants - Cards - Thursday, June 21 - 6 p.m. Sox - Giants -- Sunday, June 24 -- 1:30 p.m. Cards - Braves -- Sunday, June 24 - - 3:30 p.m. Giants - Braves -- Tuesday, June 26 -- 6 p.m. Sox - Cards -- Thurs d a y. June 28 6 p.m. Teams will play rained-out games the following night or first open date not affected by regular schedule if diamond not in condition on the night following regular schedule, pitching rules to be in effect. Play-off games in case of tie: Best 2 out of 3 games. Larry E. Lund -- Bus. Mgr. Adele Froehlich, Editpr Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, 111. Little League Notes a nine hole-Speck • tournament. One point each for: long ball; first on; closest to pin; and j first in cup (one putt only).! 5a,es be established by the Most specks wins two new golf ^ei'utive Committee. balls. Second high retains hew' AU Persons connected with ^alj j l nny I^eaguc games are cx- I here wi.l.l. ,b e an open me• e,t- ;j 1p eel,e d . to abide. bJy .r ules and i conduct themselves in a manner which will set a proper SHAMROCKS WIN 9-1 BALL GAME FROM DUNDEE Battle Johnsburg Here Next Sunday For First Place ing around 'the lunch table, approximately 1,:30 p.m. Come to lunch or come to listen, but come! trjY The McHenry Sframrocks traveled to Dundee Sunday and came hgme with their second victory of the young season, 9-1. Bob Schroeder, a crafty little left hander, went the route for the Shamrocks and had a shut-r5ut going until the eighth inning when the Evergreens scored an unearned run. Bob haeL a shaky start as he walked/uie' first man and hit the second, but then settled down to retire the next 14 men in order. Dundee got their first hit with two out in the fifth. It looked good to see Rog Tinder back hitting that Ions,* ball for the Shamrocks again as he chipped in with two long triples out in the trees in right field. Roger's brother, Gary, looks like he will be doing a lot of hitting for this team. Herb Thurow is another long ball hitter. He blasted one of the longest halls ever hit in Dundee as it landed over the road in left center field, well over 400 feet. Jim Petersen played an.outstanding game at first base, and also chipped in with three hits and two RBI's. The whole outfield played grea„t ball, making 13 put-outs. This looks like a great team the Shamrocks have this year, some good young ballplayers and some older with a lot of experience. Manager Rog Ben- §,qh has created a lot of enthusiasm and team work. Next Silrtday is a crucial game as Johnsburg comes to McHenry. Both teams have unbeaten records and are tied for the lead in the McHenry County League. Shold be a great game and the Shamrocks are hoping to see a good croud out for the gs»me. McHenry Frcund, 3b Collins, If Klapperich, ss R. Tinder, rf Thurow, cf G. Tinder, 2b AB • 4 • 5 . 5 • 4 • 5 . 2 Bujak, 2b 2 Petersen, lb 4 Benson, lb ........ 0 McAulilfe, c 5 II 01 example for the boys. The McHenry Little League Before the invention of ice- Q : opened its eighth season last making machines, businessmen j, weekend with three major from our northeastern slates 2; and three minor league games, hauled shiploads of ico (cut ^ Play will resume this Friday from rivers and ponds) as far 2 evening with games being play- away as Calcutta --by sail- ^ ed only on weekends until boats. 2 school is dismissed. i 0 Minor League Father knows that 0: Ed Wittrockls Orioles got . talks Envelopes did not come into use until about 1840. Before thai time, the sheet of writing paper was folded 4 ways, scaled with wax, and address written on back side. but Schroeder'. p 4 0 0!?"°" the right J.™1 with a, mother tongue. Totals , 40 9Q n'H-5 win over Bill Wyant's i-- Dundee AB R G. Plauck, c 2 0 D. Plauck, 3b-p . . 3 0 Wright, lb 3 0 Wilbrandt, ss .... 3 0 R. Hopp, cf-3b .... 4 0 Borocki. rf N 4 0 Hilliard, 2b 3 0 Ziemit-, ph 1 0 Edwards, If-cf .... 4 0 Thelander, p-lf .... 2 1 0 Totals &r> 1 3 McHenry 020 230 002--9 Dundee 000 000 010--1 , Winning pitcher, Schroeder, Eagles. The Cardinals hosed the Owls 11-10 and the Bluebirds nipped the Falcons 12-9. , Major League In the' major league opener, Roger Pawlikowski deserved a better fate as errors spoiled a good pitching performance. Q Mark Domoto was the winning ^ pitcher as the Eagles nosed q the Orioles 8-6 in spite of three hits by Phil Kraus. Chuck ^ Reilly turned in. the play of the game with a running over the shoulder catch. ! John Anderson scattered ten 1-0. Losing pitcher, Thelander. Owl hits as the Cardinals came Walks: off Schroeder 4, The- from behind to edge the Owls lander 3. Plauck 2. Struck out: 4-3. Keith Mereness had three by Schroeder 4, Thelander 9^hits for the losers. Bud Still- Plauck 2. Hit batsmen: Schroe- ing's pinch hit double scored der (D. Plauck). . Doubles: : the tying run in the fifth and Klapperich. Triples: R. Tin-: Terry Ivaminski drove in Bob let 2. Home run), Thurow. Welter with the winner.in the Petersen 2, McAulilfe. Stolen; final inning. ; bases: Collins, G. Tinder, "Bujak, Petersen; McAuliffe. Er- j Dennis DePauw pitched a j rors: McAuliffe, Hilliard, Bor- one shut out and Tom ocki, G. Plauck. ! Bleiiner collected four hits as j [the defending champion Fal-| cons fell to the Bluebirds 23-0. RECEIVES CHARTER j - Sellinger Construction, Inc.. NOTICE j of Sequoia drive, McHenry, has' Mk<. Fmi Li..horson of 1308 received a charter from thc;W Bay' road, McHenry. has state to engage in the bus-. .|ipr>n namcri ehairman of the i n e s s o f b u y i n g a n d s e l l i n g r e a l I o n i a n L e i l ^ o h n m e m o r i a l estate and personal property,! fund. This fund is being estabthe construction and sale of j |jshed to create musical awards buildings, and engaging in the j at several educational institubusiness of construction con-] lions. For information, intertractors." The East Room of the White House was used as a recrca- ~ • ! tion center and loafing room money • by soldiers during the Civil that „it uses the War so much so that all furnishings had to be replaced. Northern Mini Bowmen News by Ray Plucinskj PISTAKEE -X COUNTRY CLUB This is the- time of year: when Archers- is in full swing. I The new range is very pretty this time of year with all the! wild flowers and flowering1 trees. " I There is still a lot of work] to be done on the range. A i work party will be called every! weekend from now until June! 10th. The range has to be fin-' ished by then. It's our first | Field Invitational. The public, is invited to this Invitational. Attention -- All Carp Shoot-) ers - Northern Illini Bow- i man's Annual Carp Derby will; be held Sunday May" 27th,.j Registration before 4 p.m. Coht'&st Rules - Shooting hours 4 p.m. to 6 p.nrt. Only Carp are legal. Prizes will be awarded for the largest Carp and total weight in all carp shot . by one individual. Onfy bow and arrow will be allowed. Public Inyitecfc Follow signs on Rt. 120 going west of McHenry. For further information on any of the above call 385-1113, Hay Plucinski. -- 1 OBITUARY Two Fox Lake (111.) residents are directing activities of the Pistakee Country Club Twilight League this season. They are Jim Jensen, president, and Jerry Hill, secretarytreasurer. 4 Following the third round of play today (May 17. 1962) on the tricky nine-hole course. Jerry Hill holds low gross honors with a 37 and Al" Frost of McHenry has low net -- 29. .Fifty players, comprising ten teams, participate in the .weekly rounds under the leadership of the following captains: Bo0b Baccachi, Walter Rehm, and Bob Gulbrarison. of Engleside; Carl Weston and fcd Under- Wood, Round Lake; Al Godina, Lilymoor; Al Thelen and Larry Ekeroth, McHenry; and Chet Cole and Al Hill, Fox Lake. The League's annual tournament and hanquet is scheduled •to take place after IS weeks of play. However, in recent years, the hotly contested competition necessitated two- and three-way playoffs. BESSIE KOTYZA Mrs. Bessie Kotyza " of .8707 W. Memory Trail. Highland Shores, Wonder Lake, died • Monday, Maj- 21 at 1 o'clock in the afternoon at Memorial h r t ' S p i t a l . W o o d - ; ! c x - k , w h e r e she had" been a patient for about three weeks She had been in poor health for several months. Mrs. Kotyza., 69 year- cf a-j°. was born ifi Chicago Nov. 29, 1892, and had resided at Highland Shores for three years. Prior to that time, she lived at Darian, Wis..' fur seven years and at Aldon for fifteen. , The deceased w ,s a .member of Lihuse Rebekah Lodge, No. 50, Cicero. Survivors in.-iu !e her husband, Jerry J. Koty/a: one son, Richard, of Highland Shores; and five grandchildren. -The body resl-s ,11 --i<uc Pef'er M. Jlist en' • :mtil 11 o'clock Thurs lav morning. when Rev. V.eo will officiate at in the chapel, i n B i M j e n i i a n N a t tery. CTiica-jo. \Y Burial Martin !es held will be ceme- SIIOP AT HOME SWIMMING LESSONS \ • Private Pool • Semi-Private"Glasse • Bath House Facilities Register Now for Classes to be <iiven During June, July & August Phone 385-1008 , 3 .Miles West of McHenry on lit. 120 ested 0780. persons may call 385- -- A human mother with twins is very likely to have more twins a condition not normally found elsewhere in nature. 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