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Pag© Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, August 2. 1962 SO I HEAR... From beaiitiful W r i g 1 e y Field we get a sideline on the All-Star game played Monday. Tom Bolger saw the game and, on the way out decided to buy some penan ts to take home to his children. How was he to know those penants were holdovers from the last All-Star game played in Wrigley Field in the year of 1947 until he unfolded them on the way home? Never saw the grass so green in August. Great weather for lawn mower sales, but watch for big sales on swim suits. Rain on Sundays seefhs as sure as chicken on Sundays in hospitals. John Knox was all smiles as he brought in a report on the Shamrock victory over the Johnsburg Tigers last Sunday. John says he has been on the team seven years and this Is the first time he can remember beating those Tigers. Last week we told you that Dean Hargis has been named head football coach at MCHS. From our observation of Dean last year, we join many close followers in the belief that lie will do a bang up job with the team. He is a big fellow with football written all over him. We wish him all the luck in the world and know he will get the job done if he has the material. Coach Hargis will also handle the Soph wrestling squad. Cliff Fulton will be back as varsity basketball coach and take charge of the Soph track team. Chuck Cuda will be working with Soph football and the golf team. William Hutchinson continues as varsity wrestling coach and switches to freshman football. "Mac" will be back at his post as athletic director and coach of cross country track. John L. Mesching has Soph football and possibly freshman wrestling. PONY LEAGUE A new home-run record in Pony League field was set by Ken Frost (Giants) when he lifted his 12th over the fence in the game with the Braves last Tuesday. This broke last year's record eleven held by Tom Blake. Ken added three more homers to his collection in 'subsequent games with the Sox and Cards, and the Giants wind up the season with first place guaranteed. A recent and welcome addition to the Pony League field is new scoreboard equipment donated by George P. Freund, Jr. Recent inclement weather and tournament participation has necessitated some schedule changes. Following are the games remaining for this season: Sox - Braves -- Thurs., Aug. 2 -- 6 p.m. Cards - Giants -- Fri d a y, Aug. 3 -- 6 p.m. Cards - Braves -- Sunday, Aug. 5 --* 1:30 p.m. Sox - Giants -- Sunday, Aug. 5 -- 3:30 p.m. - Sox - Cards -- Monday, Aug. 6 --.6 p.m. Giants - Braves -- Tuesday, Aug. Y -- 6 p.m. Sox - Cards -- Thur s d a y. Aug. 9 -- 6 p.m. Northern Mini Bowmen News Northern Illini Bowman will have a demonstration of the Arts and skills in precision Archery Saturday, Aug. 4 ai 6 p.m. on the corner of Rts. 120 and 12. This demonstration will be free to all. Sunday, Aug. 5, there will be a club shot and corn roast. Registration will be from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. The picnic will be all afternoon. The publicis invited, come one, come all. Northern Illini Bowman have been challanged by McHenry Country Club -- Archery against golf, which should be very interesting. More details on this later. Don Seaton's duties will be wfth varsity track and freshman football. Jack Thomas will work with varsity football and Soph basketball. A new man, Richard Rabbitt. former coach at St. Mary's of Woodstock, will assist with varsity football an,d Soph track. So, it seems McHenry high is all set for the coming year of sports activity. And it won't be long before those husky football men will be hard at practice. There was a big question on the bet so we turned it over to our attorneys. Trouble all these years is that the attorneys want 33% per cent for handling the case and nobody .knows how to split 4 bits up that way. The McHenry Pony League will wind up the season on Sunday, Aug. 12, with appropriate festivities, starting at 1 p.m. Keep this date in mind. We will remind you again next week. We wish to thank Chuck Peterson for prompt payment of a little wager on the All- Star baseball game. What Chuck didn't reckon with was the appearance of White Sox pitcher Ray Herbert on the American League team. Too bad Ed Doyle was out of town. It could have marked the first time in history that we won a bet from Lucky Doyle. Rome, at its peak of power, maintained 583 permanent garrisons, manned by 645,000 soldiers, to hold out the surrounding barbarians. Daily Pinupi* Life must have been a weary trek. For dear old, queer old Adam, Without a place to cash a check. No motor car to race cr wreck. Lucky man, he never had em. SHAMROCKS TOP JOHNSBURG 8-3 HERE SUNDAY Benson Hits 3-Run Homer; Schroeder Gives Only 4 Hits The McHenry Shamrocks, behind the . pitching of Bob Schroeder and the hitting of Rog Benson and Dave Klapperich romped to an 8 to 3 win over the Johnsburg Tigers in a McHenry County League game on the McHenry diamond last Sunday. ! The Shamrocks g<Jt three big runs in the first inning as Bujak walked and went to third on a line single to left by Klapperich. Then Big Rog Benson came up and really teed off on one of DeCicco's fast balls. The ball sailed high over the scoreboard in left field as all three runners scored. Johnsburg tied the game in the fifth on walks to Schaefer and Hiller, a two run double by Lloyd Freund and a single by Huemann. Schroeder then settled down to get Leon Schmitt on a tap to third and then allowed only two base runners the rest of the game. Bob pitched a whale of a game as he allowed orSy four hits and struck out eight. He also scored the winning run in the sixth as he led off with a single, advanced to second on a walk to Bujak, went to third as Gene Freund forced Bujak at second, and scored on Klapperich's single. Put Game On Ice McHenry put the game on ice in the eighth as they scored four times on two hits, a walk and three Johnsburg errors. John Knox started it off with a single. As Schroeder bunted, DeCicco threw wild to second and bath runners were safe. Bujak then got his fourth walk of the game and that left the bases loaded and nobody out. Ted Schaefer came in to pitch and Gene Freund grounded to short, but Jack Schaefer bobbled the ball and all hands were safe. Dave Klapperich then got his third hit of the game to score Schroeder. Benson grounded to third, but Bujak scored as Schmitt threw wide to the plate. Gene Freund scored as Mike Collins hit into a force play at second and that ended the scoring. It would be hard to single out any one Shamrock as the star of the game. Everyone played a gopd game, there were no errors and everyone eached base at least once. Johnsburg Schaefer, ss H. Max, rf-2b • • T. Oeffling, If .. Hiller, cf • • L. Freund, 2b-lb T. Huemann, c L. Schmitt, 3b • • W. Frett, lb .. Schaefer, lb-p W. DeCicco, p-rf When a beau-tie turns out to be a slip-knot it's time to refurbish. Distribute happ i n e s s; put your troubles in the pocket with the hole in it. Reminds us that Bill Burfeindt claims we owe him a 50 cent bet from way back. Open Week Days 6:45 p.m. Sat. 1 p.m. -- Sun. 2:15 p.m. The moon shines East The moon shines West, But each boy and girl knows Where the moon shines best. G. Freund, 3b • D. Klapperich, ss R . B e n s o n , c . . . M. Collins, rf • T. McAullife, If J. Petersen, lb . J . K n o x , c f . . . R. Schroeder. p . Totals • • i 34 Stopping at third base adds no more to the score than striking out. Anonymous ram Woodstock, 111. mnncDBx ElMTHEATRE Phone JAckson 6-1421 24 Hour Answering Service WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS MAIN FEATURE -- 8 p.m. Adults 75c -- Children 25c NOW SHOWING 2 Big Shows on one Program Come as late as 8 see to feat. "HORIZONTAL LIEUTENANT" Starring PAULA PRENTISS JIM HUTTON -- Also -- "RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY" Starring RANDOLPH SCOTT JOEL McCREA FRI., SAT. & SUN. Aug. 3, 4 & 5 'THE PREMATURE BURIAL" TUES., WED., & THURS. Aug. 6, T & 8 "SAFE AT HOME" STARTS AUG. 5 - 9 The Picture You Have Been . W a i t i n g F o r . . . "KING OF KINGS" A Picture You'll Never Forget 'Adults $1.00 Children 35c FRI., SAT. & SUN. Aug. 10, 11 & 12 'HORIZONTAL LT. COMING AUG. 17, 18 & 19 "STATE FAIR" McHenry AB R II 3 1 0 5 0 0 4 0 1 2 1 0 4 1 1 3 0 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 30 3 4 AB R 11 1 2 0 5 1 1 5 1 3 4 1 1 4 0 2 4 0 0 5 0 1 . 3 1 1 3 2 1 .34 8 10 * Outdoors By Jack Walsh Squirrel season will be from Sept. 1 to Oct. 31 inclusive in northern Illinois. Shooting hours are from sunrise to subset every day of the season. The daily limit is five and the possession limit is ten after the first day. Several months ago we mentioned that the Winchester Company had been working on the development of a new type of shotshell, containing a plastic "sleeve" to. hold the pellets together longer, thus obtaining a tighter, more effective pattern. These shells are now on the market under the name of Mark V. have not had a chan^e^jto try them as yet, but have talked to a few trap shooters who have, and they were more than satisfied with the performance of the Mark V's. They are available in target and field loads. < An interesting book titled "M anagement of Artifical Lakes and Ponds" by Dr. George W. Bennett, aquatic biologist and head of the aquatic biology section of the Illinois Natural History Survey has recently been published. The book gives a brief, concise view of the historical development of fish culture and its relation to modern techniques of management. The author treats the ecology of fishes in their natural and artificial environments and givfes theory and practical application for planning valid management procedures. Designed for the use of college students, professional fishery biologists, conservation workers, and sports fishermen, the book incluldes not only the most recent scientific advances and practical techniques of artificial lake and pond management but also the advantages and disadvantages of various management methods, such as fall drawdowns and biennial culling of fish. Pictured above are the Falcons, first place winners in the minor division of Little League. Standing: Norm Knaack, Manager; Ernie Muzzilo, Steve Rohrer, Kurt Knaack, Chris O'Brien. . Kneeling: Brad Pictor, Tim Lafontaine, Bob Rodenkirch, Tom Burton. Sitting: Jim Fultz, Terry Burton and Paul Pictor. Absent: Tom Warren. Little League Notes Ed Doyle's Bluebirds won the championship in the major league as Denny DePauw edged John Reinboldt in a pitchers duel 4-2 over the Eagles. The Eagles behind the steady pitching of Mark Domoto beat the Owls 9-2 to tie Otto Larson's team for second place. Keith Mereness turned in a two hit pitching performance as the Owls beat the Orioles 9-1. Minor League Norman Knaack's Falcons won the title in a close minoF league race. Pat McAndrews hit the minor leagues only "out of the park" homer in the final game of the season. The all star games turned into real thrillers as the Green Stars edged the Red Stars in both games 4-2 and 8-7. Dance Do not forget the Little League Dance at the VFW this Saturday evening. McHenry Country Club News by John Varese , Winning pitGher - Schroeder, Loser - DeCicco; Struck out by - Schroeder 8, DeCicco 4, Schaefer 1; Walks off - Schaefer 8, DeCicco 7; Hit batsman DeCicco 1 (Benson); Home run - Benson; Doubles - L. Freund, Huemann; Runs batted in - Benson 3, Klapperich 2, Collins, L. Freund 2, Huemann;- Errors - DeCicco, J. Schaefer, Schmitt. Johnsburg 000 030 000--3 4 3 McHenry 300 001 04x--8 10 0 First of all a great big hand to our Pro, Vale Adams, for getting that huge crowd off that first tee and around the course on Republican Day. Approximately 200 golfers went off without too much trouble, and that is quite a treat in itself. While watching this crowd of people, I got an awful nightmarish thought. What if a guy got a hole in one on this day?? He might just as well declare voluntary bankruptcy. A news item taken from the Plaindealer files of July 8, 1937 says that Eugene Sayler celebrated the Fourth of July by winning the Pouse Cup in a 36 hole event. So 25 years later in the month of July Doc Sayler is still winning; this time, just last week by taking the President's Trophy. Nice going, Doc. I hope that 25 years from now you win another event, and I hope you win it from me. The club championship and Tiandicap championship are under way and to get all of the names in, I must say no more except; this is the order they came in. Club championship scratch and handicap championship with full handicap. Club Championship; A. Jackson, 72; P. Overton, 75; E. Buss, 79; D. Rosing, 79; F. Johnson, 80; Earle Seepe, 82; W. Weber, 83; and G. Johnson, 86. Handicap Championship; D. Freund, 69; E. Brown, 69; J. Peterson, 70; V. Weyland, 71; Rourke, 71; G. Yorgan, 72; R. Rode, 72; J. Theis, 72; B. Funk, 72; H. Nilles, 73; T. Evans, 73; B. Blaney, 73; J. Moss, 74; R. Roseberry, 75; MIl.E-EA'.-r Or NV.HENrfr- ON. rtUblL 12^ Show Starts At Dusk thru WED. 2 thru 8 THURS. SNuaeaoNSKH CMUBJOR HESTON sown LOREN | SUPER TtCHHIRAMA - TECHNICOLOR I • SAMUEL BRONSTON PRODUCTION In association with OEAR FILM PRODUCTION tfttribtrtad by ALLIED ARTISTS For this program only Adults $1.25 AUG. 24, 25 & 26 "MR. HOBBS TAKES A VACATION" STARTING THURS. For 1 Week, Aug. 2 thru 8 For this program only -- Adults $1.25. One showing nightly starting at dusk, about 8:30. During this engagement we cannot honor any " passes. The picture "Look In Any Window" will be shown Fri. & Sat., AUg. 3-4 following "El Cid." McHENRY THEATRE 1204 N. Or. Ph. EV 5-01441 THURS., FRI. & SAT. Aug. 2, 3 & 4 Giant Double Feature Program YUL BRYNNER STEVE McQUEEN "THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN" Shown ONCE each nite at 7:00 p.m. -- Plus -- DORIS DAY ROCK HUDSON "LOVER COME BA£K Shown ONCE each - -nite 9:00 p.m. at SUN., MON. & TUES. Aug. 5, 6 & 7 An excellent motion picture WILLIAM HOLDEN LILI PALMER "THE COUNTERFEIT TRAITOR" Feature at 6:50 - 9:10 WEDNESDAY ONLY August 8 Wednesday Film Guild Presents An Outstanding Drama "A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE" One Show 8:15 p.m. D. Sayler, 75; B. Burgmeier, 75; L. Consago, 75; J. Varese, 76; E. Bishoff, 76; J. Smithson, 76; J. Etten, 76; R. Andrews, 76; R. Weselius, 7T; J. Falcon, 77; D. Hester, 77; J. McClory, 78; T. Victor, 78; B. Piesert, 78; B. Beckenbaugh, 79; D. Weber, 79; R. Weyland, 81; J. Rieke, 81; H. Jackson, 82; E. Gac, 82; P. Baker, 84; A. Noonan, 85; and B. Newkirk, 86. The low net odd holes winners were: 1-9; 1st, A. Jackson; 2nd, P. Overton; tied for 3rd, F. Johnson, R. Freund, D. Rosing. 10-14; 1st; B. Burgmeier; 2nd J. Peterson, 3rd, F. Rourke. 15-up; 1st, B. Blaney; 2nd, B. Funk, tied for 3rd, R. Rode and V. Weyland. Our term, by hook or crook, came to us from the forests of early England--when common people were not allowed to use timber from the torosts, except what they could pull down with the shepherd's crook (dead limbs) or cut with a pruning hook (low limbs). t RACES NITE Special This Sunday MUD RACE with DEMOLITION Cars After the races, the track is watered down. Plus Sportsmen Time Trial 7:15 Races 8:30 Gates Open 6 p.m. Adults $1.50 Children 25c W. Wash. St. V2 Mi. West of Green Bay or Rt. 131 WAUKEGAN SPEEDWAY THIS SUNDAY • Dance Contests • Top Records---Live Band • Records given away • Dancing 8 to 11 p.m. At JUST FOR FUN Roller Rink McHenry, Illinois JIM LOUNSBURY Plus THE MUSTWANGS Shamrocks Beat Harvard 8 to 2 In League Final The Shamrocks beat Harvard in the second game of the day last Sunday 8 to 2 to take both ends of a double header. Ray Bujak led the hitters with a double and two singles and Rog Tinder and Rog Benson did the pitching. The game was called at the end of seven innings. . < «X ! This was the final game for the Shamrocks in league play. Our record, for league play is 8-4. Next Sunday the other teams have rained out games to make up, while we will play the Aurora Tigers at Aurora. The play-offs will start the following Sunday. This year the Shamrocks will play in the American Amateur Baseball Congress Tournament held at Genoa, Illinois. Our first game will be Sunday, Aug. 12, at 12SJ0 p.m. More news on this tournament next week. Harvard (2) AB R H Antonson, If ...... 3 1 2 Krohn, lb 1 0 0 Knox, lb 1 0 0 Mauer, ss 3 0 0 Steffen, c • 3 0 0 Huemann, cf 1 1 0 Humphrey, 3b 3 0 0 Camp, p 3 0 0 Webner, 2b 2 0 0 Lenz, rf 2 0 1 McHenry (8) AB B H Bujak, 2b . . 4 0. 3 Freund, 3b .. 4 0 0 Klapperich, ss • • • .. 4 1 1 Benson, rf-p ... .. 4 1 1 Collins, cf .. 2 3 1 R. Tinder, p-lb • • .. 2 1 Schroeder, If .. 3 1 Petersen, lb-rf • • .. 3 1 I McAuliffe, c .. 3 0 l 29 8 a Harvard McHenry 110 000 0--3 3 5 031 022 x--8 9 2 GOP OUTING The Young Republican Organization of McHenry County will hold its golf outing and corn boil at Chapel Hill Country club, 2500 North Chapel Hill road, McHenry, on Tuesday, Aug. 7. Ross A. Kitchen, president, said the event will begin with golf at ^noon. Guest of honor, former State Sen. Robert McClory, Republican nominee for Congress will speak * in the evening at the corn boil. ^ JUST FOR FUN ROLLER^ RINK McHenry 22 2 3 in sliicf confidence A prescription is a private matter - of concern only to the doctor and his patient* We deem !t a sacred trust and hold it inviolate - never relating any confidences as to the ailments of those we serve. BOLGER'S Drug Store Registered Pharmacists Donald P. Doherty -- Arthur McKentJ John A. Stewart THE CHAIN-0-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE INVITES YOU To see 3 to 5-foot models of the latest jets, steamships, and railroad displays at the McHenry County Fair at Woodstock, August 2 to 5. VISIT OUR EXHIBITS AT THE COMMERCIAL TENT ANNEX JUST EAST OF EXHIBIT HALL (Commercial Home and Household Building) YOUR AUTHORIZED TRAVEL AGENT: Chain-O-Lake* Travel Service 3917 West Main Street McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-5251 FULLY APPROVED AND ACCREDITED <* lllllllllll!! 2nd BIG ENDS THURS., AUG. 9 For This Attraction -- Adults $1.50, Children 25c ROBERT PRESTON SHIRLEY JONES On the motion ptetura serfcenl __ TECHNIRAMA" TECHNICOLOR* fflB PRESENTED BY WARNER BROS. IB Co-Starring BUDDY HACKETT -- PAUL FORD Added Treat -- WALT DISNEY'S "MYSTERIES OF THE DEEP" In Color -- LATE SHOW -- FRIDAY & SATURDAY -- 'THE BURNING HILLS" In-Color TAB HUNTER -- NATALIE WOOD MmmY.e Our Next Attraction CHARLTON HESTON -- SOPHIA LOREN "EL Bl AIR-CONDITIONED DELAVAN COOL COMFORT Delavan, Wisconsin NOW SHOWING Ends Thursday, August 9 A \ HE ARRIVES AT THE I : Delavan THEATRE Aug. ma On the motion picture screen I TECHNIRAMA' TECHNICOLOR* I PRESENTED BY WARNER BROS Nitely 7 - 9:45 Sat. & Sun. 1:30 - 4:15 - 7 - 9:45