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PagtTotar i Qrtai THEHcHENHY PLAXNDEALER Thtiftday, August 22, 1963 fa €**£. WtdkA. SO I HEAR. .. Now, here is a baseball family. This message on a post card was, of jpt^rept;, Hi Earl, Wholeheartedly, recommend Hall of Fame to your readers if they are near Utica, N. Y. Bob, our 10, yr, old, enjoyed Little League Section the most. We ran across Ed Walsh! Any relation? They had "Chuck Killer's" signature on top of ball used in 1962 Series, just forus. The George Hodenkirch Family J P.S. We hoped to jrun across bat "Chuck" Uied, but it Is not here. We had an U rifle Ed Walsh who played baseball for Mc- Henry in the days of Jake Buss, Pete Justen and others, but the great Ed Walsh of the great Chicago White Sox made the Hall of Fame. Glad to know that Chuck Hitler's name appears among the greats of the game. They are still raisin' „lheir boys to play foftsebaW hi Jdhnsburg. The Tig&rs won "all 'Ihftii* games (14 straight) in their Little League this yeq,r undej^ the leadership of Manager Gus Lima. FROSH FOOTBALL PLATERS TO REPORT FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 Notice to all boys interested in playing freshman football-- The freshmen will report to receive equipment and complete their first practice on Friday, August 3(Hh at 9:00 a.m. They will report to the Varsity dressing room at the McHenry high school. • The coaches urge any boy interested to report on the above date. It is very important that a boy participate as a freshman if he has any desire to become a part of a varsity squarl during his junior or senior year in school. To receive equipment it will be necessary to complete the following requirements. 1. Have a written statement from your doctor showing that you have passed a physical examination. 2. Have a receipt from the high school office showing payment of $10.50 for football insurance. It is ngcessary to have the following personal equipment. 'f-shirt 2. athletic supporter 3. sweat socks 4. combination lock.- McHenry These Tigers arf*in tlw 9-* and 10 year old bracket," hav ~ ing had their start in the 8 year old group. The Boys -won their fina|l game by, "a score* .of 18 HO},' but had some close squeaks along the victory path. Manager Lima la generous in his praise of Jim Long, who aeted as coach and did a bangup job. It's football- at- McHenry High this week as . the Warriors report for conditioning and fundamentals of the game; We pave only seen fheni at a' distance, but when they start chaining through we want a littfe. distance betweea us. Just think JuJw Jj^ppy we could--be it -thosa Yankees had never* come to town.- There ought ta.Jtje , . ' For you car racing enthusiasts, the .first annual "JNocfh American Stock Car Championships" ' Will ' be held ne*t Sunday at. .Union -Groxe. Wis. Most of the top drivers and fastest cars in the nation will be there. JOE MALPEDE WINS 36 HO £c HOLE JUNIOR TOURNAMENT Dally Pinups A»~-we~Jive we are- weaving a TfltTmf; We must make it Beautiful," the sunshine and too. wr mp shadows. ... To brln^; out the design clear amV ifue. Our» toright days are threads of $jj£er;. ^ Here and there we need a dapk line. Don't worry,over disappointments, Thejj only bring out the *Tt t&kes heartaches, pain and sorrow, Dark days and days that ara bright; . We must -weave them all together To bring out the design just right. - , - Joe Malpede, of McHenry, representing Marian Central, "soared to, an 86 last Monday at the McHmry Country Club and held* a sufficient lead from the previous week with a 71- 86-157 total to win the McHenry County Junior Golf Tournament. Buzz Frett, of McHenry High School, put the pressure on Joe for the final nine holes but could not overcome a nine' stroke "lead held by Malpede. Bukk shot a final 41-40 for an 81, plus an 80 the previous week for a total 161. Bill Funk also shot a 44- 37-81 with an 83 the previous week which gave Bill third place with a 164. Other scores were: John Saville of Crystal I^ake 75-93-169; Rick Fox of Cary T)7-82-179, Tom Carlson of McHenry nnd Don Johnson of Crystal Lake with 182^1. Larry Fox Wins IS - » And 14 Year Bracket Itf th£ 13 and 14 year old bracket l^avry Fox of Cary ywon easily with an 87-86-173. 'DetiiV 'Jackson and Frank CUda, both from McHenry, tied for second with 197's Other, scores were; Robert Mauch from McHenry, 207, John Reinboldt from McHenry, m and Dave O'Hara from Woodstock, 210. Forty-seven boys entered this 36 hole tournament. This tournament was held* fft the McHenry Country Clifb" free of char ire to young boys in the • eighth grade through soYiior in high school in' the McHenry County area. Presently this is schednled to become an annual event. Individuals who helped promote this tournament were Frank Rourke of the McHenry Country Club. Vale Adams. Pro at the McHenry Club, and Charles Cuda, McHenry High School Golf Coach. Souc .grapes lot of whine. Home runs when you've against you. are Vivo sweetest jTrlRes The final round of the Club Championship Tournament saw Ed Buss hang onto the lead that he grabbed in the first round and take the title again for his second year in a jw. Ed had a comfortable ^ shot lead goinf! into tlie final rriund, and although he was chased by Art Jackson, he finished the round and the tournament 6 strokes in front. Congratulations to you, Ed In the Handicap Championship Tournament the results were a little different. When the dust finally settled on that tournament, Doc Sayler was leading the pack for three rounds but faltered in the final round and lon^-stridin^ George Yorgan walked over everybody and took the title, shooting a nice game in doing so. Our congratulations to you, George, and condolences to Doc Sayler, who had the boys going for awhile. Here are the totals for the first 6 men in each tournament: Club Championship: E. Buss, 291; A. Jackson, 297; G. Johnson, 314; F. Johnson, 319; E. Schaeffer, 321; and J. Nischan, 323 Handicap Championship: G. Yorgan, 275; J. Harpling, 277; J. Caldwell, 278; A. Sopko, 278; D. Sayler, 279; and P. Meyer, 282. It seems that Tony Victor is trying to set some kind of record for eagles. In the last two weeks he has eagled the 15th and 16th holes which are by no means easy holes even to par. Then to continue for more fine golf comes Paul Overton who last week went around the course in a sizzling 08. T^is was Paul's finest game on this course and no doubt was a real thriller for him. Ou r70 shooters this week were: A. Jackson, 73; J. Busscher, 74; E. Buss, 75; P. Oberton, 76; P. Rosing, 76; P. Meyer, 77; J. Caldwell, 77; E. Schaffer, 77; G. Yorgan, 78; A. Sopko, 79, G. Johnson, 79; and R. FTeund, 79. The toast of -the evening is often less crisp in the morning. LEGION TRAM AVERAGE A.B. R. H. Avg. • • 2.1, 8 11 .440 .. 35 7 15 ..33 8 12 ... 20 1 7 ... 28 4 9 ••29 5 8 ... 19 5 5 .426 .361 .350 .323 .276 .260 CHRISTIAN WORKERS MEET The Young Christian Workers of Woodstock will hold a geheral meeting on Aug. 28 at 8:30 p.m. at the K. of C. hall in that city. Th esubject will be Hiller * . J. Fino -.. sure make a J. Hiller ... Adams .. Meyer .. Schmidt Walsh Pitching: J. Adams 6-2; P. Schmidt, 4-2. The Legion team finished •second behind Woodstock which had a perfect 14-0 record. The ANONYMOUS players take this- opportunity to thank !>oth the American Legion for sponsoring the team and Joe Stanek for the many hours he gave us as manager. There NOTICE will be a howl in- Mixed Teen-Age League League Champions: Glenn Davis, Don Harris, Don Mercure. High average trophy: Don Mercure, 1T6 average. High series trophy: Joe Burelli, 554. High game trophy: Tom Miller. 209. Most improved bowler: Chuck Miller. Summer league will award trophies at a party at McHenry Recreation next Tuesday. Outdoors By Jack Walsh •PRMWMIGttUfiiliUltltllililitililililMMMMi MINNEAPOLIS -Duck hunters in the Mississippi Flyway will have bigger bag limits and a longer season to look forward to this fall. Some restrictions remain on species of ducks still in short supply but the dta\\y limit of four ducks and-'fhe possission limit: of eight is double that of 1962, the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, Department of the Interior, said today. States in the Mississippi Flyway will have the option of choosing a duck season of 35 consecutive days or split seasons totaling 32 days. The states will select their seasons within the extended period starting Oct. 5 and ending Jan. 5. The daily bag limit on mallards and black ducks will be mallards or two blacks or of each, with the possession limit set at four. Hunters in this flyway are also allowed a bag and possession limit ot two wood ducks, the same as in 1962. Last year's bonus season on scaup (bluebill) ducks throughout the flyway was restricted this year, with only that portion of Louisiana below Highway 190 being open to extra scaup in the bag. The restriction was made- to protect diving ducks., primarily the canvasback, redhead and ringneck, now at. low population levels. Despite an increase in canvasback and redhead populations this summer, these species are still 10 to 15 per cent below average in numbers and a closed season on them was ordered. The daily bag and possession limit on coot was increased to eight and 16 this year as a result of relatively high coot production on the major breeding grounds. Restrictions were continued on mallard and black duck, the Bureau said, because these species have not fully recovered from all-time lows in 1962. The Bureau hopes to increase the breading populations of these ducks by at least 10 per cent in 1964 to take advantage of the improved water conditions in Canada. Average mallard production --about 1.3 young per adult -- is anticipated this year. Th£" abnormally low 1963 breeding population, coupled with delayed improvements in much of the Canadian breeding grounds this summer forecast only a moderate increase in the mallard flight this fall. The stage is set for the comeback of the mallard and othaf scarce ducks in 1964, the Bureau added, but 1963 is not the year to kill off all the actors. Mississippi Flyway states may also select a 70-day goose season, con>>ecutive or split, within the period Oct. 1 to Jan. 15. The daily bag and possession limit on geese will be five. McIIENRY COUNTY LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS W L Johnsburg 11 1 Crystal Lake 8 4 McHenry 6 6 Richmond 3 9 Dundee 2 10 Playoff game next Saturday, Tohnsburg at McHenry. Next Sunday, Richmond at (.Yystal Lake. Shamrock Sponsors Harold J. Freund - Painting Hester Oils; Riverside Bake shop; Carey Klectric; Buss Ford Sales; McHenry Floral Co.; Althoff's Gas Serv.; Chas. Herdrich and Son; Freund Oil Co.; Sportsmans Inn: McHenry Ready-Mix: Nye Drug Store; Skelly Serv, Sta.; Joe's Barber Shop; Ernie's Sport Store; Rudy's Drive - In; Tonyan Construction: Joe's Tap; A1 Wirfs- Welding. The Shamrocks wish to express their sincere thanks to the above sponsors for making it possible for McHenry to be represented in the McHenry County Baseball League. ENTERTAINMENT and MUSIC by THE VISIONS EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT Tomes eilo's Join lit nlge "Paipal Volunteers," presented |meeting August 26, 1963. 8:00 by Terry Butler, a graduate of fp.m. at McHenry .Recreation St. Benedict college in Kansas. f°>" all. COME ON INTO FREDDY'S Turn off Rt. 176 in Islapd (Lake to Mylith Park Sub. On Slocum Lake AND JOIN IN "THE'/FUN EVERY NITE We'll Sing and Dance and even let ail you frustrated musicians play the. tunes on our old at "Player Piano' Dance Band Every Fri. .& Sat. - - -- iiOL>iiS- - Daily & Sunday - 9 "li.m. to 2 a.m. Friday & Saturday - 9 a.m. to 3-a.m. McHENRY KART (1 I'scd Campus Bike for Sale SALES and SERVICE on Campus Bikes °n and Fox Karts New and Used Engines ff0m $129.50 Up... Track open from 1 p.m. io 11 p.m. Corner of Lincoln and Chapel Hill Road Phone 385-9736 or 385-1994 CHARLES STILLING The goose' limit may not include more than two Canadas or its subspecies, or one Canada or its subspecies and one whitefront goose, or one whitefront. The Canada goose season will remain closed this year in Louisiana and Arkansas, where attempts to re-establish wintering grounds for Canadas are being continued. Goose kill quotas established by the Bureau in conjunction with the state conservation department include a quota of 12,000 for the so-called Horicon area in Wisconsin, 20,000 for the Horseshoe Lake area in Illinois and 25,000 for the Swan Lake area in Missouri. Wisconsin has been allowed to set two separate goose seasons, one for the Horicon area and another for the remainder of the state. The Bureau also approved a request by Wisconsin to open the goose season in the Horicon area as early as Sept. 20. Missouri will be able to set separate goose seasons for the Swan Lake area and for the remainder of the state. Sunrise to sunset shooting is legal for ducks and geese in year except on opening day of the duck season, when shooting begins at noon. In the event goose seasons open concurrently with duck seasons, a noon owning will prevail. Champion And Runner-Up< 1 SOFTBALL NOTES The Drivers Seat 1. If you don't have an outside mirror, get one before all else. They are essential to safedriving. 2. Get a flashlight and mount it with magnetic clamps or, better, bolt-on clamps beneath or alongside the steering column, so it is always available immediately in case of an emergency. 3. If you frequently trailer a boat, arrange to have heavy duty brakes and shock absorbers. Normal brakes, particularly on smaller cars, will not long take the tough wear of a car and a trailer. 4. Use seat belts and seat harnesses. There is no question that they save lives, even of people who normally drive at moderate speeds in urban areas. 5. If you live in a state that does not issue "safety" license plates -- fifteen states will be in 1964 -- put a wide strip of reflective tape on your bumper, in case of mechanical failure on a heavily traveled road at night. i 6. If your car isn't equipped with a spray unit to clean your windshield, buy one. They can be the difference between seeing the road ahead and crashing into somethihg in front of you. Open Weekdays 6:45 Sat. 1:00 p.m. Sun. 2:15 p.m. an-- Phom -0032 ENDS TONIGHT, AUG. 22 WALT DISNEY'S "SUMMER MAGIC" and "YELLOWSTONE OUHS" STARTS FRIDAY Aug. 23 - 2T "FLIPPER" FREE KIDDIE SHOW SATURDAY -- 1:30 p.m. Merchant's Sponsored STARTS WEDNESDAY Aug. 28 - 31 "SPENCER'S MOUNTAIN" CRYSTAL DRIVE-IN Routes 14 & 81 Crystal Lake, Illinois Phone 459-6440 THURSDAY, AUG. 22 Double Feature Program Ian Fleming's "DR. NO" And -- SOPHIA LOREN ANTHONY PERKINS "FIVE MILES TO MIDNIGHT" Kotaiik Studio Photo Sandra Fullmer. Club de Golf Mexico, Mexico City, yvon Northern IllinoiJKS^omen's championship. Barbara Donohue, Orchard Hills Golf course, runner-up. Summer League Champions FRI. thru THURS. Aug. 23 to 29 - Double Feature Program -- JACK LEMMON SHIRLEY MacLAINE 'IRMA LA DOUCHE' -- And -- John Saxon in "WAR HUNT" SAT. MIDNITE SHOW Aug. 24 "THE KILLER SHREWS" FRIDAY thru THURSDAY Aug. 30 thru Sept. 5 "THE LONGEST DAY" 42 International Stars! SAT. MIDNITE SHOW Aug. 31 "THE BRAIN EATERS' •hi Glenn Davis. Don Harris and Don Mercure. USE THE CLASSIFIEDS! PACKAGE VACATIONS 15 DAYS -- HAWAII $489.00 7 DAYS -- MEXICO $188.00 11 DAYS -- CALIFORNIA & LAS VEGAS $258.00 Includes Jet-Air, Hotels, Transfers between Airport and Hotels. Plus other features. Cruises from $54.00 (To Nassau) 17 Year* of Travel Experience S • YOUR AUTHORIZED TRAVEL AGENT CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3917 West Main St. 585-5251 McHenry Fully Approved and Accredited by International Air Transport Association Air Traffic Conference of America Trans-Atlantic Passenger Steamship Conference Trans-Pacific Passenger Steamship Conference Rail Travel Promotion Agency McHENRY THEATRE In the first game Tuesday night (8-13-63) Bimbo's beat nid Bridge by the score of 12 »o 7. Bimbo's 022 001 7-12-17 Old Bridge 211 003 0 - 7-10 In the second game V.F.W. - Jake's beat Hettermann's by the score of 12 to 8. V.F.W. - Jakes 003 225 0-12-14 Hettermann's 202 130 1- 8-13 In the first game Thursday night Vycital's whipped Doghouse by the score of. 25 to 7. Vycital's 281 715 1-25-49 Doghouse 201 103 0 - 7 -10 In the second game Bimbo's whipped McHenry Rec. by the score of 23 to 5. Bimbo's 429 113 3 - 23 - 22 McHenry Rec. 200 120 0 - 5-11 In the fihal game of the regular season Monday night V.F.W. - Jake's edged by Old Bridge by the score of 19 to 18. V.F.W. - Jake's 052 605 1-19-16 Old Bridge 553 212 0-18-18 / Final Standings W Bimbo's 15 Old Bridge 12 Vycital's Hettermann's . V.F.W. - Jake's Doghouse " rcHenry Rec. . Hettermann's .F.W. - Jake's 11 10 10 4 2 will play for the 4th L 3 6 7 8 8 14 16 ace position in the playoffs. Playoffs start Thursday night t 7:30 p.m. - Bimbo's vs. Hetjrmann's or V.F.W. - Jake's. At 9 p.m. Old Bridge vs. ycital's. Tuesday night at 7:30 Vyciil's vs. Old Bridge. At 9 p.m. Bimbo's vs. Winner of the V.F.W. - Jake's-Hettermann's game. An excellent way to keep people from jumping down your throat is to keep the opening I k l E ULTRA MODERN SKYLINE drive in • ONt MIU CAST McHENRY ON .ROUTE 120 SHOW STARTS AT DUSK STARTS FRIDAY, AUG. 23 FOR 1 WEEK All Technicolor Program JACK LEMMON SHIRLEY MacLAINE 'IRMA LA DOUCHE' -- Plus -- ROBERT PRESTON TONY RANDALL "ISLAND OF LOVE" THURSDAY, AUGUST 23 LAST DAY "WONDERFUL WORLD OF BROTHERS GRIMM" OnesShow-- 8 p.m; STARTS FRI., AUG. 23 - AUG. 29 For One Full Week Giant Double Feature Program Starts At 7:00 p.m. Each Night tr jwnnaw l i l t OMS>i£RFUL STORY OF A BOV AND HIS AMAZING UNDERWATER FRIEND Metro-BoMwyn-IHIayer it cutis the fabulous dolphin ME1-G0M-M PRESENTS A KING H HERS PRODUCIIGH IwnN P-TtGHWCOLQR' WONORASCOMSBj \ ^'OUTDOOR 1 GRAVSLAKE RT l?o & 2 THURS. Arc; 22 "FLIPPER" In Color And 'IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD'S FAIR" FRI. - THURS. AUG. 23-29 I tell you, chum... laughs f* itis! FRaNKSiNama COME BLOW YOUR HORN --MT£CHIirC0L0R" it isl BAPBAR* JILL COBB PCON M STJOHN BLOCKER From f8eUeD pYiaDv RKKINEi l S• iNvO:\R M. AN LEARN tL• SHONO WRlOAORUD Wt.'°'Ke S0fCfnHa to OWN a i '.AN MEUStN • A'. fSSEX-TAJiCSM Product PUUVISION* * PARAMOUNT RELEISE Plus Co-Feature "BEST AMERICAN FILM OF 1962!" --Time Magazine Fun for the entire family! Best Double Feature Jhis theatre has played in years! Don't Miss It. KEIR DULLEA JANET MARGOLIN HOWARD DA SUVA in "DAVID A I p r b y O r » c f » d b y PAUL HCLLCW Fhank tAOMAMf tAK'rafcuilcM OnntitUTMC MC IKMASC Of iHf *AiTt« *(A<K onx# Sl LATE SHOW FRI. & SAT. "HELL IS FOR HEROES"