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THE McHZNRT PLAINDEALEH Thursday. June4,1963 4? €oa£. W>cJkA. SO I HEAR... Heregoes for a column with press time breathing dowrt our neck. Sure as shootin' we wiJi forget something. • That now famous trip to Ptibuque has been completed. The springs in the car held *ttp remarkably well, the thou- "iarid and one items have been put away someplace and now We can plan for a reloading operation next fall. We took the long way home and actually got away from McHenry for a couple of days. Sfeems like the old town got along without us, too. Bill Burfeindt says he doesn't read a newspaper when he takes those trips to Arkansas. Man, we read *em all! Someplace up there in Wisconsin where paper is still in wood form, a nice ljjriy from Chicago saved oul* favorite evening paper for us and the day was saved. A letter reached our desk from shrhebody Who didn't sign his or her name. He or she has words about Little League not getting enough publicity on games played to date. Another request wants home run sluggers to get special mention. Little League has had it% own special column and hns had reports week after week. We have turned the problem over to league officials since this news is turned in to us -- not written by us. Hope the critics wfil" 1><f patient:" ik "-few-- peopteworke3 * migHf y "hard for thfe league and others have kicked in with hard cash. Cooperation has brought fine results. We plan at this-point to -let the league officials decide on publicity. Thef committee wbrking on the reunion for the MCHS • class ot '43 would appreciate I it if all classmates wQ^ltJ" pet •j their reservations in promptly. " Date of reunion -- July 27, ! 1963.«r at.the V.F,W. cJub: - house. Those "Old Timers" are at "It" agaTnT"*We ~ cafnT "believe • *that some of them are THAT old. Wow, •hear *th4»VThe Shamrocks hSVe 'idfeflrf of tftkfhg over first place in the county league. The Tigers lead the league, but that is not news. It's an old Johnsburg custom. Now OMne«»4he Shamrocks with. a t£am that has ideas of winning more tftart losing. The teams clash here next Sunday and sonartwtttgxffi there may be "«ome fun. . ^Tigers have .a real. fin^ pitcher in Eddie Mack so the Shamrock*? have ' some swinging to»do. We think this game shyiuIiKdravv one of thos^yyld time crowds. • Daily Pinups - -- " Th^' whims of chance ait varied and many. You start with a for-tune, may -end up witft' 3 pfetihy. 7 *" """ Never go into the water after a hearty meal -- you'll nev«r.<£ind it there. A raifi-theck Is a sttrfhy welcome for another day. Nothing ori eafth can' smile out a human- being. If golf shall.: le^h you pa- • tiently • • . Adversity to meet -- If it shall teach philosophy »To keep your temper, sweet. 'flL it shall teach ybu still to «« grin . With mirth no matter what, lou are a victor, if you win • • loving cup. or not. j SHAMROCKS BEAT RICHMOND AND DUNDEE; PLAY TIGERS HERE SUNDAY FOR TOP SPOT The McIIenry Shamrocks chalked up two more wins in the McHenry County League over the weekend. Last Thursday they scored three runs in the top of the ninth to beat Richmond 8 to 6, for Ronnie Maver's third straight win. Sunday they bombarded Dundee wit!) sixteen hits to win 12 to 2. Russ Cox, a College teammate of Dave Klapj>erich, went all the way for the win. At Richmond, things looked good as the Shim rocks scored five runs in the third inning, but Richmond stayed in the game and finally pulled ahead with three runs in the last of thev eighth. With one out in the ninth, Denny Swedo was safe on an error and Gene Freund singled. Vern Peterson pinch-hit for Bill Woodrow and lined a single to center to tie the game. Tom McAvliffe then played the hero's role as he doubled to right field scoring the winning runs. Ron Maver pitched a good game again liesides driving in two runs in the third inning. Bombard Dundee At Dundee Russ Cox, a fast balling right hander kept the evergreens in check, as he allowed seven hits and didn't walk anyone. It was a close game most of the way. The score was tied 1 to 1 going into the seventh inning, but then the Shamrocks power cut loose as they scored 3 in the SQyenth, 6 in the eighth and 2 in the ninth. ~*Phis is the best looking team the 'Shamrocks have had in quite a few years. They can prove it next week when they take on the Johnsburg Tigers on the McHenry diamond. First place in the County League is at Stake and we're sure these men would love to be up in that spot. Don't miss the big game. Results May 30: ' ".Johnsburg 13 - Dundee 4 McHenry 8 - Richmond 6 June 2: .McHenry 12 - Dundee 2 Crystal Lake 5 - Richmond 4 Next Sunday: Johnsburg at McHenry Crystal Lake at Dundee. Three MCHS Warriors Named On Conference All-Star Ball Team Coaches in the North Suburban Conference selected the following members on the allconference baseball team of 1963. Three outstanding players from the Warrior squad were selected, Lloyd Smith, John Tlillrr nnrl Tori Frmnd. Jaycee Junior ' Snorts Jamboree Has 150 Entrants On Sunday, May 26, the McHenry Jaycees held the first McHenry Junior Sports Jam* boree. All events took place at McCracken Field, and their were approximately 150 entrants. In order to keep the field and track events as even as possible for the age groups, they were divided as follows: Midget -- Girls (Ages 10 £ 11), Midget -- Boys (Ages 10 & 11), Junior -- Girls (Ages 12 & 13), Junior -- Boys (Ages 12 & 13), Intermediate -- Girls (Ages 14 & 15) and Intermediate -- Boys (Ages 14 & 15). Results wefe as follows: Midget --i- Glris 50 yard dash -- Sue Smith. 75 yard dash -- Katherine Freund. 220 yard relay -- Katherine Freund, Mary Lee Gustafson. fatty Pitzen, and Susan Dustimer. Broad jump -- Katherine Freund. Baseball throw -- Julia <ierth. Midget -- Boys 50 yard dash -- Brian Mc- < 'afferty. 75 yard dash -- Gary Fairchild. 220 yard relay -- Gary Fairchild, Tim Lewandowski, Steven Williams, (Unknown)., Broad Jump -- Gary Fairchild. Baseball throw -- Brian Mc- Cafferty. Junior -- Girls 50 yard dash -- Marjie Ruth. 75 yard dash -- Sue Olson. 100 yard dash -- Barbara I leinz. 440 yard relay -- Sue Olsen, MaryLee Wight, Lois Hansen ;ind Vicki Gustavson. Broad Jump -- Nancy Jor- •;enson. Baseball throw -- Barbara Heinz. High jump -- Renee Leight. Due to lack of space the rest of the results will be in next week's issue. McHenry Country Cluty 3*, llildilii •• 0 Outdoors By Jack Walsh Nexl Near service-connected disabled veterans will be able to acquire their fishinu licenses for fifty cents. February 1, 1964 is the effective date of the amendment to the Fish Code which, provides for this change. Illinois residents a;-* reminded that it is a violation of the^,State Game Code t<> molest^any animal in it; den. Recently, the Department o! Conservation has received many complaints about indi\ iduals digging or burning-out groundhogs, foxes and other animals. The Conservation Department may issus a permit allowing landowner; t > destroy any wild animal causing property damage. Coivp'ainU are investigated by conservation officers before f)trmits are issued and the landowner must kill the animal by h method prescribed by the deportment. •Sunday, June 30. is tlv? date set for the next McHenry Sportsmen's Club registered trap shoot. The program starts at 10 a.rrt. with -n practice trap open all day. Ammunition and refreshments will be available and the public is cordially invited. «2\vol 2>Jt, Walter Henk Adams < Lib- John Hiller North suburb I eonl'erence baseball team of 1963 season: Pitchers Ottis Young t Zion-Benton •, Bob Frederick (Libertyvillet. Catchers Lloyd Smith (McHenry >. Jack Haldcman I Woodstock*. First Base (Dundee*, Bill ertyville i. Second Base (McHenry), Chris Eigel (Crystal Lake). Third Base Dick Radzek (Palatine*, Vic Dahir (Bar-, rinirton). j Shortstop Don Mally (Dundee), Bill Jackson (Wood- j stock). I Outfielders Ted Freund ; (McHenry). Jack Frost i Pal-I atine), Vic Ransom (Zion- Benton), Pete Hyde (Crystal. Lake), "Skip" Fiklchcrry (Dundee i and Tom Shcahan (Liber- ! tvvillet. AAAAAA-*"*-*- • »- By Bettina Johnson Tuesday, May 28th, a good day for golf saw our club entertaining the girls from Biltmore Country Club in Barrington. There were eighty-three of us playing that day - a nica turnout. The occasion was a nine hole event with the low scores as follows: Biltmore Country Club Class A - Elaine Walerius - .16.5 Dotty Wild - 37.5. Class B - Mary Dinsmore - 12.5 Kathy Carty - 42.5 a tie. Class C - Midge Kesler - 37 Joy Dunham - 38.5. Low Putts: Mae Thalstrup with 11 McHenry Country Club. Class A - Dorothy Beckenbaugh - 38 Belle Viteuse - 40. Class B - Rita Sleeper - 41.5 Pet tic Hawley - 42. Class C - Elaine Justen - 40.3 Mable Smith - 43. Low putter wa& Helen Miller with 14. Final low net placings: 1st place - Class A - Biltmore 2nd place - Class A - McHenry 3rd place - Class A - Biltmore 4th place - Class B - McHenry 5th place - Class C- Biltmore 6th place - Class C - McHenry. After lunch the girls split up into golf foursomes and bridge foursomes. Tuesday, Jure 4th, there was an excellent turnout for Fla; Day. Winners were: Class A - Alice Petersen; Class B-Myrt Johnson, Class C - Mable Smith Next Tuesday will be the start of match play and the times will be posted on the bulletin board Friday, June 7th. «HOP IN MrHK-^itY -- 1 HACK RESUME ANONYMOUS j A complete resume of the -- j MCHS track team record will 'appear on this pag? next week. rihn McHenry Kart Park Open Daily 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. Corner of Lincoln & Chapel Hill Road r Charles Stilling Phone 385-9736 CP HEY T*ISTi TEENS! LET'S DANCE Make Every Sunday Night a Party Night at JUST FOR FUN Roller Rink, McHenry, 111. Dancing Every Sun. Night -- 8 to 11 p.m. finest I>and on Staj;e Plus Top * Records Tigers Wallop St. Mary's Wins Richmond 13-1 Grade School And Dundee 14-4 The previous weekend and holiday found the Johnsburg Tigers running rough shod over Richmond and Dundee in County League baseball games. On Sunday the Tigers went to Richmond where many a close battle has taken place between the two rivals. This time it was a runaway as Johnsburg won 13 to 1. Eddie Mack allowed only 5 hits while striking out 18 batsmen. The Tigers had 11 hits, but were given 7 bases on balls to aid their cause. Errors also played a big part. Dick Hiller had a two-bagger and triple to drive in 4 runs. At Dundee on Memorial Day, the Tigers breezedKto a 14-4 victory with DeCicco on the mound. Hiller added a riome \n u 2-base hit and triplem tftife game to send 5 runners acrolj, the plate. ^ Three runs in the first inning and 6 in the second just about told the story of this game, although Dundee kept swinging away in an effort to get back in the game. V. Hopp was the big gun with a home run and three bagger. The Tigers drew 9 walks and 10 of their batters struck out. DeCicco struck out 11 and walked 4. Next Sunday Johnsburg travels to McHenry where a battle for first place will be in the making. JOHNSBURG ah r h J. Schaefer ss 4 3 2 T. Huemann c 5 3 1 T. Oeffling If 6 2 1 D. Hiller cf 5 2 2 B. Nolan cf 1 0 0 L. Freund 2b-lb 5 1 2 W. Frett lb 3 0 0 B. Meyers 2b 0 0 0 D. Sompel 3b 5 0 1 T. Freund rf 3 1 1 E, Mack p 3 1 1 40 13 11 RICHMOND ab r h Stilling 2b 4 0 0 Cates ss 4 0 0 R. Miller c 4 0 0 G. Miller If 2 1 1 L. Mil'er 3b 4 0 2 Sheldon lb 4 0 0 Hogun cf 4 0 1 Hirns rf 4 0 1 Huff p 3 0 0 33 1 5 JOIINSBUAG Tigers ab r h J. Schaefer ss 4 3 2 T. Huemann c 5 1 1 T. Oeffling If 5 2 1 D. Hiller cf 5 3 3 L. Freund 2b-lb .... 5 0 1 W. Frett lb 0 0 0 Meyers 2b 4 1 1 D. Sompel 3b 5 0 C T. Freund rf 4 1 1 DeCicco p 2 3 0 Mack cf 0 0 0 34 14 10 DUNDEE ab r h Norton ss 2 0 0 Schommer ss 2 0 0 Wright lb 5 0 0 Thelander If 5 1 1 V. Hopp 3b 4 2 3 R. Hopp cf 4 0 2 Borucki rf 3 1 2 Duewel c 3 0 0 Kowalski 2b 4 0 1 Plauck p 0 0 0 I. Kulberry p ..4 0 1 36 4 10 Softball Meet St. Mary's played their best game of the season to capture the C. O. F. Championship play-off game from McHenry Junior High 12-4 in the Grade School Softball Tournament. Having lost two games previously to the Trojnns it was sweet revenge for the Royals of St. Mary's to hit their peak at the most appropriate time. The Champions staked their claim early with a seven run outburst in the first inning. Pitcher Andy Patellaro gift wrapped his own game with a grand-slam home-run. Tom Blair also pitched sortie fine ball for St. Mary's.. McHenry Jr. H. 18, Johnsburg 11 McHenry Jr. H. "12. St. John's 8 (last year's champs) McHenry Jr. H. 6, St. Mary's 4 St. John's 18, Johnsburg 8 St. Mary's 10, St. John's 5 St. Mary's 13, Johnsburg 10 Other players on the championship St. Mary's squad are: Catchers -- Jerry Glosson and Terry Schmidt. Infielders -- Jackie Hester. Dave Schaefer, Bob Funk, Bob Schaefer, Gary Schmitt, Roger Pawlikowski, Steve Loeffeljolz, Larry Smith, Frank Harrison, and John O'Brien. Outfielders -- Jim Frost. Pat Camasta, Dick Jager, Paul Diedrich. Dave Meyer, and Jerry Rodenkirch. McHenry Legion Nine Opens Season With 2-1 Win Over Harvard McHenry's Legion team began its season Wednesday night by beating Harvard 2-1. Phil Schmidt went the distance, giving up five hits while striking out seven. McHenry scored in the first inning when Clarence Adams reached base on an error, stole second, took third on an infield out, and came home when Harvard's pitcher committed a balk. This run held up until the fifth when Harvard picked up a run on two hits and a walk. Phil Schmidt walked to start our half of the seventh. Jim Meyer singled him to second and both runners advanced when John Hiller sacrificed. Tim Farr then singled to send Phil home with the winning run. Side notes: The legion team has two North Suburban League All-Stars in John Hiller and Lloyd Smith. John Corso was voted most valuable player by his team-mates at Marian as was Lloyd Smith at McHenry. Phil Schmidt and Jack Adams are the team's two top pitchers. McHENRY COUNTRY CLUB The Aggregate Tournamept finals were played Thursday, and the two-some able to withstand five rounds of golfers taking pot shots at them were G. Schaeffer and H. Jensen beating out Brown and Baker. Nice going fellows and congratulations. Game of the week wilf have to go to P. Rizzo who shot an 88, which isn't bad considering Paul carries a 27 handicap. Needless to say he h&s the membership screaming for the scalps of the handicap committee. these names when you are at a ball game. You will see where the backbone of Little League is -- the business men -- the V.F.W. and the volunteer workers. Little League Notes GARY ADAMS WINS GOLFER OF YEAR TITLE AT MILTON Brightest vacation buys under the sun I "Happy Holidays" No charge for our service Your Authorized Travel Agent CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 8917 \V. Main St., McIIenry Phone 383-5251 Gary Adams, Milton College golf star, lead Milton's golf team to a 15 - 2 season record this spring. Along with this record Milton captured the Gateway Conference Championship with a four man total of 299 for the eighteen hole tournament. Gary was named Milton's golfer of the year after the season concluded May 25. The McHenry Collegian shot a three under par 69 against M.I.T. in Milton's last match of the year. Gary had a consistent 75 average for the seventeen matches he participated in. Along with having the lowest average on the team he also had the distinction of being the only unbeaten golfer on the six man squad. From Sheboygan to Chicago Gary was unbeatable. Another Milton golfer from McHenry is Gene Stilling. Gene had a consistent 82 average and helped to pUll many matches out of the fire with his never say die determination to win. CRYSTAL DRIVE-IN Routes 14 & 31 Crystal Lake, Illinois Phone 459-6440 THURS., FRI. & SAT. June 6, 7 & 8 Dean Martin & Lana Turner "WHO'S GOT THE ACTION?" -- Also -- Charlton Heston Elsa Martinella 'THE PIDGEON THAT TOOK ROME" SUN.. MON. & TUES. June 9, 10 & 11 -- Double Feature -- "SODOM AND GOMORRAH" -- Also -- William Holden Trevor Howard "THE LION" Both in Color SBADT LINE * * * * HILARIOUS STAGE PLAYS PERFORMED BY A TOP FLITE NEW YORK CAST NOW THROUGH JUNE 9 "TWIN BEDS" Comedy by Margaret Mayo and Salisbury Fields JUNE 11 THROUGH JUNE 23 Ey Bill Rolger The Little League season is off to one of the best starts in years. No games have been rained out sind in the majors it looks like a nip and tuck battle all the way. Every team has tasted defeat at least once and only the Orioles have failed to crash the win column. But don't sell this determined group of Orioles short. They have some good ball players and their day is coming soon. Little League organizations from other towns often ask how McHenry is able to have such a nice Little League Field. There are many reasons of course, such as the fine volunteer help of managers and coaches and ladies who run the refreshment stand. But, I think the greatest bouquets must go to three groups. They are, the V.F.W. who owns the grounds and have done much for its improvement. Just this year they put up fine new wash rooms for the use of Little Leaguers and Pony Leaguers. Then there are the sponsors of each team, who bought the uniforms and original equipment, and last, but not least are the many business men who have purchased advertising space on the home run fence. Take a look at DON'T FORGET DAD On Father's Day NYE'S is the place to get a "SPECIAL" Gift for the man in your life. NYE DRUG McHENRY THEATRE [1204 N. Gr., Ph. 385-01441 THURS.. FRI. & SAT. June 6, 7 & 8 Hugh O'Brian -- Dolores Hart Karl Maiden "COME FLY WITH ME" (Technicolor) 1 show Thurs. -- 8 p.m. 2 shows Fri.-Sat. -- 7-9 p.m. SUN., MON. & TUES. June 9, 10 & 11 Robert Preston--Shirley Jones Buddy Hackett "THE MUSIC MAN" One complete show each evening at 8 p.m. Mail Orders are Being Accepted Now For "ONCE UPON A MATTRESS" June 28-29 $2.00 per ticket; <Tnnnr inrinnnnnnnrtnnn' ky!lime/ Ultra - Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 Show Starts at Dusk FRI-SAT. JUNE 7-8 "PERIOD OF ADJUSTMENT" Tony Franciosa--Jane Fonda -- And -- "JESSICA" Maurice Chevalier Angie Dickinson SUN., MON. & TUES. June 9, 10 & 11 In Color "CRITIC'S CHOICE' Bob Hope -- Lucille Ball -- And -- "MERRILL'S MAURAUDERS" with Jeff Chandler STARTING WEDNESDAY June 12 Elvis Presley in "IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD'S FAIR' -- And -- "THE SAVAGE GUNS' SATURDAY * SUNDAY STOCK CAR RACES SATURDAY JUNE 8 • LATE MODELS • SPORTSMEN GRAND OPENING NEW • THRILL TRACK * Featuring Amateur Drivers In 5,»rictly Stock Cars With Roll Bars in $75.00 CLAIM STOCK SUNDAYS Plus Sportsmen Both Nites Gates open 6 p.m. Time Trials 7:00 Race 8:30 Adults SI .50 -- Child 25c Fre* P^'kino-W Washhqton St. 1/2 Mi. W. of Rt. 131 1/j Mi. E. oi 41 WAUKEGAN SPEEDWAY fMii00UTD00R 1 rG.RnAxuYcSiL fAlKi/Er nT..n« RT!?o&?i ENDS THURS., JUNE 6 "THE BIRDS" -- And -- "DAY THAT MARS INVADED EARTH" FRI. - THURS 7 DAYS! JUNE 7-13 EXIT THE BODY Comedy by Fred Carmichael Come early) Enjoy a delightful country jtyle dinner and a city style cocktail, then browse through our shops or take q relaxing stroll around our spacious grobnds. Located 3 Mi. W. of M«r«ngo on U.S. 20 • Ph 815 568-7211 Curtain Tim* ( 45 Sat. 7 * 10 Sun 7:45 Wed 2 I 1:45 SI.00 Deposit Required For All Reserved Seats Shops and Restaurant Open at Neon. Closed Mondays. <-V50; c, „ C^//e.;£"5 -D- °=3u;sod i4 With Geo. C. Scott, Dana Wynter and Tony Curtis, Kirk Douglas, Burt Lancaster, Robt. Mitchum, Frank Sinatra PLUS CO-FEATURE .-V i a eENY-MEE^mcy-Ma. .WHCH 'S THE D0U. FOR DADCV-0 ? K&patHer Courtship mi WMAVlSlON MEfCiOCOLOR STELLA STEVENS DIMA MERRILL RQB:R'lA SEWOOO^dROtWV HOWARC. litKJl Glenn FORD - Shirley JONES ALSO BONUS FEATURE FRI. & SAT. Tames Stewart -- R. Hudson ••'IB END IN THE RIVER" V