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1 *1 •c Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, May 31, 1962- SO I HEAR... Thought we would see quite a battle between the Shamrocks and Johnsburg Sunday. As it turned out, the visiting Tigers scored five runs in the first inning and went on to a shut-out, 8-0. Eddie Mack was on the mound for the Tigers and went all the way to a strong finish. He must have had the batters fooled 'cause most of" them were not taking a good, sure cut at the ball. For the past couple of years several good baseball men have had an idea that Mack could go places in organized baseball if the chance were given to him. Marion Central's Most Valuable Neither team did too much hitting, but it was proved once more that you cannot give those Tigers an inch in the way of bases on balls, errors or omissions. When you do, they pounce on you like real Tigers. Leon Schmitt, Johnsburg's classy third baseman, got the only extra-base hit of the day. It was a booming triple that went way deep. It appears the Shamrocks are cn the way up in baseball, but must make a few improvements besides getting a lot of batting practice. They can be a real good ball team before this season ends. No mater how you look at it. that Johnsburg team is the one to beat in this county league. They have the guns. That was the largest crowd McHenry has seen at a baseball game in many a day. We wouldn't know the youngestfan present, but honors for the oldest must ' go to Peter Freund, Jr. He watched his sons, (Harold and Joe for many years, now watches his grandson (Gene) play ball. Hope he can hang around to see some great-grandsons' perform. We really wanted to rib our Cub fan friends about their Billy Williams not knowing the name of one of the coaches. And we wanted to mafjfi_sornething of a picture**^ saw of a Cub player simng dejectedly and remarking "Anybody for golf?" But that was before the Twins from the land of sky blue waters lowered the boom on our Sox on Sunday. Awards to outstanding athletes were presented Marian Hurricane students at last week's spring sports banquet. From left: Jim Shields, Harvard baseball most Valuable; Jon Leonard, track Most Valuable; Gerald Srriith, Fathers Club President; Dick Collins, VFW, who presented Most Valuable basketball player award to Rex tester, McHenry; and Cameron Clark, McHenry, golf ' Most Valuable. Cam Clark Ties For 3rd Plaee In State Golf Meet Cam Clark of McHenry, and a senior in Marian Central Catholic High School, tied for third in the Illinois State High School Golf Tournament at Urbana. The meet was played at the Urbana Country club. Clark shot a 39-39 for 78 the first day and a 41-36 for 77 on Saturday, giving him a grand total of 155. The winner was Gary Flowers of Pickneyville who shot 151. Second place went to Bob Abbott of Freeport who shot 154. One hundred nine golfers, all of whom qualified in the St^te District Tournaments, participated in the tourney. Cam had shot a 76 in the district' meet at McHenry to qualify. Coach Joe Gubbins of Marian Central accompanied Clark to Urbana. The Urbana Country club is a par 72 course and is noted for its narrow fairways and long rough. Little League Notes McHenry Country Club News by John Varese It puzzles us to know why these big league pitchers, with the benefit of weeks of tra'nin? in the sun, cannot get in there and pitch a ball game. Seems to us they are trying to be too cute with the comers instead of firing that /ball over the plate with something on it. / From the Michigan College of Mining and Technology we have a list of varsity letter winners in various sports and find that George M. Wilkinson of McHenry won his letter on the rifle squad. McHenry has boys scattered over a wide front and it is always nice to hear a good word about them. Tony Espey received his letter in wrestling at Whitewater and we expect to hear more of him in the next three years. Daily Pinups When it comes to cold war, a calculated truce is stranger than«^iction. Great occasions do not make heroes or cowards, they simply unveil them to the eyes of men. Measured meow: innuendo. best time to make "lends is before you need Then there was the guy who gazed at the flat-iron building and believed it to be a big cleaning and pressing establishment. iijjg Better than the crowning of a gold crowned king, Is the safe-kept memory Of a long-lost thing Finishing its third season as a county-wide school, Marian Central has shown steady imp r o v e m e n t i n a l l s p o r t s a n d during the 1961-62 campaign had an over-all performance of 60 per cent, Tom Parsley, athletic director, announced at the spring sports banquet. The banquet, sponsored by the Marian Fathers' Club, saluted athletes in four sports, and Most Valuable performers were announced as selected by the players. The winners were: Cam Clark, McHenry, golf; Jon Leonard, Crystal Lake, track; Rex Hester, McHenry, basketball; and Jim Shields, Harvard, baseball. In addition two other awards were presented. Ron Christians. lanky Wauconda center, retained the free throw shooting trophy which he earned a year ago. Gary Vycital, McHenry, was acclaimed the most improved basketball player. The Woodstock VFW presented the cage trophy to Hester, and the Fathers' club sponsored the other awards. Coach Joe Gubbins introduced th#"golf team which finished^ second in the district two weeks ago and he noted several of trie members will be back next season. The quartet included Clark. Paul Schlarb, Bill Leahy and Joe Malpede. Clark, only senior in the group, was co-medalist at the district and finished in a tie for third in a field of 110 at the state high school golf meet. Leonard was acclaimed for his sixth place showing in the state track meet's half- mile run. He also owns the county meet half-mile mark. Fred Meyer Toastrnaster Fred Meyer, McHenry, was toastrnaster and Walter Parker, Woodstock, was chairman. Varsity letter winners were awarded to the following: Vic Freund, Mike Purvey, Ron Christians, John Corso, Rex Hester. Rex Litchfield, Bill Riley and Ken Stilling. Golf letter winners included Cam Clark, Wayne Kowalski, Bill Leahy, Jerry Manczak, Paul Schlarb, Joe Malpede and Denny Leisten. Leisten is a freshman, Malpede a sophomore and Kowalski, Leahy and Manczak, juniors. Varsity trackmen honored: Ron Anderson, Walter Bowman, John Corso, Ed Crowley, Tim Dixon, Wayne Karas, Jon Leonard, Gary Mack, Larry Millsap, Jim Neumaier, Bruce Peterson. Ron Reckamp, Bill Riley and Marty Woerter. Baseball players honored from all four classes: Vic Freund, Nick Howell, Joe Johnson, Jim Shields, Joe Vilmain, Mike Williams, Duane Diedrich, Jim Gallagher, Phil Go-ldbeck, John Heavey, Rex Hester, Clarence Adams, Cope Bradford, Jon Meyer, Jack Adams, Dick Burg, Wayne Comeau, Ken Frost, Charles Habich, Dan Jameson, Bob K r i s t e n s o n , J o e L u n d b o r g , Dave McConnell, Tom McCormack, Dick McGuire, Tim Murphy, Mike Novy, Mike Pitzen, Julius Slmonini, Rick Wolek, Phil Yurgaitis, Steve Dean, Alan Zarnstorff, Tom O'Brien, Bob Strohm, Sandy Sweet and Jim Xye. Varsity cheerleaders honored: Patti O'Leary, Louise Tonyan, Diane M c M a h o n, Sharon Riley, Jane Nye, and Mickey Ganshirt. Junior-varsity cheerleaders: Pat Slavin, Judy Leanna, Astrid Oparyk, Kristy Nowaskey, Mary Simonini, Mary Moriarity, Cindy Smith and Kathy Breresinski, FREE GRANDSTAND WILL. BE FEATURE "OF FAIR OPENING Even before the official start of the summer season, thoughts of everyone turn to fair time. A meeting of the McHenry County Fair board was held recently, at which time a free grandstand was approved for Aug. 2 and 3, the first two nights of the four-day county fair. The queen contest will be held as usual the first evening, while a feature of Friday will be the livestock parade and 4-H night activities. On Saturday will be a Little League baseball team relay and a,., junior Olympic track meet. Sunday will be devoted to horse shows and horse racing as well as a junior horse show and 4-H horse show. The board has approved construction of a new sheep building which will be ready in time for the big event. iiiiiiiiMiiiimiliiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiiiiiiin Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry On Route 120 Show Starts at Dusk AT 5-0144 FRI. - SAT. JUNE 1 - 2 TONY CURTIS BRUCE BENNETT "THE OUTSIDE^" -- And -- "THE DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE" Anonymous DEMOCRATS SERVE Theresa Schultz of McCulhim Lake was re-appointed county chairwoman at the recent meeting of the Democratic Central committee. Harry Brady of Lakemoor is chairman of the executive c6mmittee, which includes Harry Bostear and Milton Strewing of AlgoijfUiin, Jaipes Raycraft and Robert Gibson of Woodstock and Ed. Knippen' of Harvard. WED. thru SAT. May 30 & 31, June 1 & 2 Please Note: One showing Wed. and Thurs. eve at 7:30 p.m. 2 Showlings Fri. and Sat.. 7:00 & 9:00 p.m. WALT DISNEY'S "PINOCCHIO" SUN. thru WED. June 3, 4, 5 & 6 DORIS DAY ROCK HUDSON "LOVER GOME BACK" 2 Showings Sun., 7 & 9 p.m. One showing Mon. through Wed., 8 p.m. SUN-, MON. & TUES. June 3, 4 & 5 In Color RAY MILLAND in "PREMATURE BURIAL -- And -- YUL BRYNNER in "MAGNIFICANT SEVEN" Call 385-0144 for complete schedule and exact feature time. WED - THURS. JUNE 6 - 7 In Color PAT BOONE TERRY MOORE "BERNADINE" -- And -- ELVIS PRESLEY in LOVE ME TENDER -Formal opening ceremonies for the McHenry Little League will be held at 12 noon Memorial Day at the Little League field. All Major League players are requested to be present in uniform. Bud Stilling and Tim Martin each collected two hits to lead Leon Schmitt's1 Cardinals to a 4-2 win over Howie Dowell's Orioles. Chuck Reilly, Oriole first sacker, clouted the seasons first homer. Eddie "Butch" Doyle garnered three hits to pace his Dad's Bluebirds to a 9-8 win over the Owls. A four run rally by the losers fell short in the final inning. The Eagles and the Falcons battled to a 7-7 tie in a game halted by curfew. Alan Phalin had four hits for the Eagles. Minor League The .Minors continued to play outstanding ball with close, interesting games being the rule rather than the exception. Jerry Erb turned in a fine pitching joh as the Cardinals nipped the Orioles 6-5. Brad Pictor's four hits paced the Falcons to a 7-6 win over the Eagles. The Bluebirds tripped* the Owls 12-7 behind the lelt^ handed slants of Dave DePauw in spite cf three hits by Murray Bolger. Use The Classifieds anonrrannacr* ELM THEATRE Phone JAckson 6-1421 24 Hour Answering Service WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS MAIN FEATURE T-- 8 p.m. Adults 75c -- Children 25c FRI., SAT. & SUN. June 1, 2 & 3 PETER USTINOV SANDRA DEE "ROMANOFF AND JULIET" -- SPECIAL MATINEE -- All Admissions 25c Sat. at 2 p.m. June 2 "THE WACKIEST SHIP IN THE ARMY" COMING JUNE 8, 9 & 10 "FLOWER DRUM SONG" COMING JUNE 15, 16 & 17 "MOON PILOT" The only consolation for Sunday is that it wasn't snowing, and the members were able to play and qualify for the directors' tournament. The final match of the aggregate tourney was played Sunday, and the winners were Buss and Rosing over Meyer and Olsen. Buss and Rosing have been real tough competitors in this tournament, playing consistently good golf, and that is what it takes to win. We all offer our congratulations to these two fine golfers. Here are the 70 shooters for today; E. Seepe, 78; D. Rosing, 76; E. Buss, 74;. and F. Johnson, 76. An item from our news box says that one of our new members, Jim Peterson, used a driver and 7 iron on the 15th for an eagle .2. Nice going, Jim. Most of us are happy if we can just par that hole. Low net winners for the day in Class A were: 1st, F. Johnson, 76-7-69; 2nd, D. Rosing, and T. Evans, 82-11-71. Glass B: 1st, D. Weber, 82-12-70; 2nd, W. Sigman, 87-16-71; 3rd, J. Thies, 85-14-71. This is the way they are paired up for the directors' tournament starting next Sunday. Class A; F. Johnson Vs. P. Overton; E. Seepe Vs. G. Yorgan; E. Buss Vs. L. Consago; J. Moss Vs. H. Nilles; D. Rosing Vs. J. Varese; R. Johnson Vs. T. Victor; T. Evans Vs. J. Peterson; J. Falcon Vs. W. Weber. Class B; D. Weber Vs. H. Jensen;'R. Weyland Vs. E. Bishoff; J. Thies Vs. R. Newkirk; R. Hughes Vs. V. Weyland; W. Sigman Vs. J. Smithson; M. Churosh Vs. G. Rink; P. Baker Vs. H. Reihansperger; J. Phelan Vs. R. Peisert. SOFTBALL NOTES CRYSTAL DRIVE-IN Crystal Lake, 111. TUES. & WED., MAY 29 & 30 JERRY LEWIS "THE LADY'S MAN" -- And -- "VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA" THURS., FRI. & SAT. May 31, June 1 & 2 "GIDGET GOES HAWAIIAN" witlf JAMES DARREN PEGGY CASS -- And -- 'THE PLUNDERERS" with JEFF CHANDLER JOHN SAXON MIDNIGHT SHOW Saturday, June 2 'SEPTEMBER STORM" SUN., MON., TUES. & WED. June 3, 4, 5 & 6 ^ DEBBIE REYNOLDS in "THE SECOND TIME AROUND" -- Also -- "THE YOUNG DOCTORS" with FREDERICK MARCH DICK CLARK ^"OUTDOOR GRAYSLAKERT I2D & 2i NOW! 1st RUN! Em's Sat., June 2 "BEN CASEY" in * DEIUER DAVES PRODUCTION J» DVENTURE TECHNICOLOR* mutm by WARNER BROsJflj KblCOUMUnclUKI & Late Show Fri. & Sat. SUN. - THURS. mmmw a new kind of love-storyl COLUMBIA PICTURES mm CHARLES K FEIDMANS JUNE 3 - 7 SPENCER FRANK TRACY. SINATRA ifcmieAor- ife JpetCCTEDOr WDOUttU BV MEnVffl UDOYFRED KOHUUR WMMitllll • AC0UIM8IA PICTURES RELEASE STARTING FRIDAY "STATE FAIR" -- And -- "MARINES LET'S GO" 1llllllllllllllllllllll!!f!!!!!!!!!!R!::i::illlllllllllll.m,i. LAWRENCE HARVEY JANE FONDA (An Adult Picture) LATE SHOW FRI - SAT. "WRECK OF THE MARY DEERE" GARY COOPER s STARTS 11 JUNE 8 SPARTACUS" KIRK DOUGLAS Vycijal's won their second straight game by pounding outa 14 to 3' win over Mr. Gus. Ray Bujak led the t,eam with a single, two doubles, a homer and '5 RBI's. Ron Creutz hit a two run homer in the second. George JKillman homered for Mr. Gus in the third. R H E Mr. Gus 0010020-- 3 7 3 Vycital's 044123X--14 20 2 Old Bridge overpowered Bald Knob with five homers, three triples, 14 doubles and 10 singles good for 39 runs, to beat B. K. 39 to 7. Bill Becknell singled, doubled, and homered twice for a perfect day at the plate along with 7 RBI's. Paul Freund homered twice and Tom Spas once. Denny Freund tripled, and doubled three times.' John Hayes and Bob Comstock homered for B: K. i R HE O; Bridge 135110352--89 3t2 2 15. Knob 300 2000-- 7 12 12 Hettermann won their first game of the season with a 10 to 4 win over Hans' Tavern. A four run seventh inning put the game on ice when Nelss, Koutney and Hiller singled and Bud Meyers tripled. Hans' lost a chance for a big inning in the fjfih when they had the bases loaded and no outs and couldn't score. R H E Hettermann 2004004--10 1 5 4 Hans' Tav 0210100-- 4 8 1 Bimbo's banged out 20 hits good for 17 runs and a win over McHenry Rec. 17 to 2. Schaefer, Paine, Golbeck arid Weyland each -had 3 hits. Schaefer homered in the first and Weyland in the fourth. Don Peterson had 2 for 3 Tor McHenry Rec. Bimbo's 1061045--17 20 5 R II E McHenry R ' 0110000-- 2 7 3 STANDINGS W L Vycital's ...2 0 Old Bridge 2 0 Bimbo's 2 0 Hettermann- 1 1 McHenry Rec. 1 1 Open Week Days 6:45 p.m. Open Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m. NOW ENDS SAT., JUNE 2 RAY MILLAND in "PREMATURE BURIAL" In Color -- Plus -- "ARMORED COMMAND" Also Color Cartoon STARTS SUN., JUNE 3 TONY CURTIS in "THE OUTSIDER" -- Plus -- "THE DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE" The Grand Old Show OF THE GOLDEN WEST mm* POSITIVELY COMING COMPLETE In all its Vasl Immensity Under the BIG TOP • BIGGEST • BEST • GRANDEST Featuring an Amazing; Array of Colossal Features Never Before Assembled with any Circus International Showtime "Wonder of the World At Their Thrilling Best" ONE DAY ONLY Rain or Shine 4 p.m. & 8 p.m. Sponsored by Lookout Point Community Assn. WONDER LAKE JUNE 7 Tickets in advance or at Box Office LOW-LOW PRICES JOHNSBURG BEATS McHENRY AS MACK PITCHES SHUTOUT Eddie Mack came down from Richmond to lead the Johnsburg Tigers to an 8-0 win over the Shamrocks. Mack had control of the game all the way as he allowed the Shamrocks only five hits and four walks. The Shamrocks started out bad, giving Johnsburg five runs on two walks-, two singles, two wild pitches, and two errors. Paul Morenz then settled down to pitch shut-out ball for the "next five innings. Roger Benson finished the game with two .perfect innings of relief pitching. Wednesday, (Dec oration Day) the Shamrocks travel to Richmond. Next Sunday they play at Harvard. Johnsburg (8) AH R H Schaeffer, ss 3 1 1 Huemann, c 4 1 0 Oeffling, If 5 1 1 Hiller, cf 4 1 1 Freund, 2b 5 2 2 Frett, lb 4 0 1 Schmitt, 3h, 5 1 1 May rf 2 1 0 Mack, p 2 0 0 Totals 34 8 7 McHenry (0). AB R H Bujak, 2b -.2 0 1 Freund, 3b 4 0 1 Klapperich, ss . • » . . 4 0 0 R. Tinder, rf 3 0 1 G. Tinder, rf 1 0 1 Thurow, cf . . . . . . . 4 0 0 Morenz, P-lf 4 0- 1 Collins, If-c 2 0 0 Pe$ersen,. lb 4 0 0 McAuliffe, c 2 0 0 Benson, p l '0 0 Totals 31 0 5 Winning Pitcher: Mack (3-0) Losing Pitcher: Morenz (0-1); Triples: Schmitt. Every person is ignorant, only on different things. Hans' Tavern .., Mr. Gus Bald Knob »\...., That smile and that bass are worth $250. to James Moroski, above of Harvard, Illinois. M o r o s k i c a u g h t t h e f i r s t . « tagged fish in the "Chain of ® Lakes Fishing Derby" sponsored by the Pepsi firm and the Chain of Lakes Resort Owner's association of the popular northern Illinois resort area. In the first four days of the contest 15 tagged fish have been caught. The contest runs from May 14 through September 4. Fishermen are cautioned ™ to look for the monel metal tag on the fishes jaw and take catches to resorts on the Chain of Lakes for registration. MORE FUN FOR EVERYONE « IN YOUR FAMILY JUST FOR FUN -- ROLLER RINK McHenry Anyone from 8 to 80 can learn to play the Estey Chord or 2 manual Organ in just 4 easy organ lessons. You can learn over 400 songs. This offer includes the tree "j* use of a $499 Estey Organ in your home w for one month. 4 lessons, plus use of argan and delivery -- only $15. Come in or phone today--offer good for a limited time only. Mi4wesl Academy of Music 3911 W. Main Street Phone 385-1420 • We're Open and in Fine Shafae Try our sporty course near Routes 12 & 134. No long delays. Playable after heavy rains. Leagues* Tournaments and Banquets Invited. ee C^ountry C^lub South End of Pistakee- Bay Phone 385-9854 tre/efi'/ JUNE 3rd at JOSTFOR FUN ROLLER RINK - • McHenry, 111. . 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