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Tlsussdsy, May 28, 1964 THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER Honor Marian Athletes mppr^ipi Don Peasley Photo The above picture was taken at the Marian Central Catholic high school sports banquet last Sunday night as the McHenry V.F.W. presented awards to outstanding athletes. Pictured left to right are Pete Parker, most outstanding defensive basketball playqr; Paul Nitz, most outstanding athlete with the highest scholastic average; James Doran, commander of the McHenry V.F.W.; and Ron Reckamp, who received the sportsmanship award. Three juniors and one senior ,were named "Most Valuable" award winners at Marian Central's spring sports banquet Sunday, and that indicates good news for the Hurricanes' coaching staffs this fall and for next season. Marian has a wealth of returning talent in almost every sport, a study of the letter winners reveals, and coaches were optimistic as they reviewed recent campaigns and looked forward to Marian's first year as a member of a conference. Thomas Parsley, Marian Central's athletic director and an entertaining speaker, reminded the audience at the Marian Fathers Club's banquet that the Hurricanes begin competition in the Catholic Suburban league this fall. "That's a tough league -- but I think Marian will do a representative job in the loop," he said confidently. Nitz Wins Two Awards Paul Nitz, Marian's fast-developing cage star, won two awards, both coveted honors. He earned the Woodstock VFW trophy as the "Most Valuable" eager. Then he received the McHenry VFW plaque as the most outstanding athlete with the highest scholastic average Nitz is a junior. Gary Beiers, all-around trackster, is a junior and he won the "Most Valuable" track award. Jack Adams, whose hurling helped nail down two district victories for the Hurricanes last week, was named the "Most Valuable" in baseball. Adams is a junior. Joe Malpede, No. 1 golfer this year from McHenry, is a senior. He captured the "Most Valuable" golfer award. In addition, the Fathers Club gave these added awards: Most improved cage player--tie between Tim Murphy and Ken Frost; and best free throw average-- Clarence Adams, 79 per cent. McHenry VFW Awards The McHenry VFW began its awards recognition at this banquet. Besides the award to Nitz for scholastic achievement, it presented a plaque to Pete Parker, most outstanding defensive cage player, and to Ron Reckamp, best sportsmanship. The annual banquet honors athletes in the four sports and the cheerleaders. Robert a jgue 1964 Game Schedule GAME TIMES EVENINGS Minor League -- 6:00 p.m. Major League -- 8:00 p.m. SUNDAY Minor League -- 1:00 Major League -- 2:30 "HOLIDAYS p.m. p.m. MAY JUNE Minor League -- 10:30 a.m. Major League -- 12:00 noon PLAYING DATES 15, Friday -- Orioles at Eagles 16, Saturday -- Owls at Cardinals 17, Sunday -- Bluebirds at Falcons 22, Friday -- Orioles at Cardinals 23, Saturday -- Falcons at Eagles 24, Sunday -- Bluebirds at Owls 29, Friday -- Cardinals at Falcons *30, Saturday -- Orioles at Bluebirds 31, Sunday -- Eagles at Owls 5, Friday -- Bluebirds at Cardinals 6, Satui'day -- Falcons at Orioles 7, Sunday -- Eagles at Cardinals 8, Monday -- Owls at Falcons 9, Tuesday -- Eagles at Bluebirds 11, Thursday -- Orioles at Owls 12, Friday -- Eagles at Orioles 13, Saturday -- Cardinals at Owls 14, Sunday -- Falcons at Bluebirds 15, Monday - - Cardinals at Orioles 16, Tuesday - Falcons at Eagles IS. Thursday Bluebirds at Owls 19. Friday • - Falcons a! Cardinals Bluebirds at Orioles Owls at Eagles Cardinals at Bluebirds 23, Tuesday -- Orioles at Falcons 25, Thursday - Eagles at Cardinals 26, Friday -- Owls at Orioles 27, Satui'day -- Bluebirds at Eagles 28, Sunday - Falcons at Owls 29, Monday - Orioles at Eagles 30, Tuesday -- Owls at Cardinals 2<>, Saturday 21. Sunday 22. Mondav - JULY 2, Thursday Friday *4, Saturday 5. Sunday - (>, Monday 7 Tuesday 9. Thursday 10, Friday 11, Saturday 12, Sunday 13, Monday 1-1. Tuesday 16, Thursday A.M. Games Bluebirds at Falcons Cardinais at Orioles Eagles at Falcons Owls at Bluebirds Cardinals at Eagles Falcons at Owls Bluebirds at Orioles Eagles at Owls Falcons at Cardinals Eagles at Bluebirds Owls at Orioles Cardinals at Bluebirds Orioles at Falcons more, Marian Fathers Club president, expressed his appreciation to Arthur Jackson, chairman, and Fred Meyers, genial master of ceremonies. In the featured talk, athletes and guests heard a strong challenge to perform at their peak level at all times. Charles Osborn, who has a reputation for gaining maximum effort from his teams, was the speaker. He is head cage coach for the reigning National Invitational Tourney champion Bradley Braves. Osborn said we need to work hard to appreciate what we have accomplished. At Bradley, the team has a slogan, he concluded: "We don't expect more than your best--nor less." Amore reminded members the annual dinner dance will be held Saturday, June 6 at the McHenry VFW. New officers will be installed. SUSPEND LICENSE Secretary of State William H. Chamberlain has announced the suspension of the driver license of Vernon V. Newman of Woodstock for violating a restriction on license or permit. A probationary permit has been issued to George H. Baumbeck of 5105 W. Fountain lane, McHenry. Jaycees List Top Winners Of Sports Jamboree The winners of the McHenry Sports Jamboree and the ones eligible to compete at the District Meet to be held at Elgin are: Midget Boys (10-11) _ 50 Yard Dash--James Ulick 75 Yard Dash--Mark Tomm 220 Yard Relay--Craig Spengel, Sean Megley, Ron Nikrin, James Ulick. Broad Jump--James Ulick Baseball Throw, Brad Wyatt. Junior Boys (12-13) 50 Yard Dash -- Don Reinboldt. 75 Yard Dash--Brian McCafferty. 220 Yard Dash - Rodney Cole 440 Yard Relay -- Dermis Summerkamp., Bob Lehr, Larry Cristy, Brian McCafferty. Broad Jump- Tim Foran.v - High Jump Bob Welter Baseball Throw--Brian McCafferty Intermediate Boys (14-15) 50 Yard Dash--Mark Christman 150 Yard Dash--John Todd 220 Yard Dash--Ken Jensen. 880 Yard Run--Chris Rasmussen. 440 Yard Relay -- Bernard Tallman, Tom Lewandowski, John Todd, Terry Doran. Broad Jump--Mike Sobacki High Jump--Charles Reilly Baseball Throw---John Reinboldt. Midget Girls (10-11) 50 Yard Dash -- Maureen Moore 75 Yard Dash--Jane Miller 220 Yard Relay -- Christine Krueger, Marilyn Michels, Christine Weingart, Susan O'Brien. Broad Jump--Kathy Jensen. Baseball Throw--Jacqueline Whitney. Junior Girls (12-13) 50 Yard Dash--Barbara Kober 75 Yard Dash--Patsy Meyers 100 Yard Dash -- Rosalyn Wagner 440 Yard Relay--Mary Mclnerny, Karen Hetterman, Doi'othy Kupstis, Patsy Meyers. Broad Jump--Nancy Jorgensen High Jump--Barbara Kober Baseball Throw -- Dorothy Kupstis Intermediate Girls (14-15) 50 Yard Dash--Laurel Jost 100 Yard Dash -- Barbara Heinz 220 Yard Dash--Libby Stine-^ spring 440 Yard Relay--Mary Ellen Broad Jump--Laureli Jost High Jump--Kathy Bolger THIRD SLATE COMMITTEE TO MEET IN CITY In addition io uie nominees of Ihe major parties, a blue ribbon slate of business and civic leaders, churchmen, educators, journalists and qualified men and women from every district in the state will be offered this year to Ilinois voters under sponsorih.p <;f the Third Slate commit lee. The McHenry County Commit lee for the Thiid Slale, m;>cle up of independent Demccrat and Republicans from this"area; is looking for a man of ihe highest calibre who will agree to serve in the legislature during the next session, repiesenting McHenry, Boone, Ogle and DeKalb counties, which together comprise this district. Under the temporary chair- :naii>hip of Charles Liebman, loi.'.n r .president, of the. Mcll'iiiv County Manufacturer's association, the committee will liuid a meeting at the Community Methodist church in Mcif< :"/ (iti Tuesday, June 2, at pi, i . . at which the reapportionment issue and the Third Slate plan will be explained. The public is urged to attend and to submit the names of possible candidates. TONY ESPEY NEW PRESIDENT OF FRATERNITY Tony fBulehl Espey, a graduate of McHenry high school, has 'been elected house president of his fraternity, Sigma Tau Gamma. Espey has just finished his junior year at Whitewater State college, Whitewater, Wis., and is studying business administration and account ing. Jerry Zeiger, also a McHenry high school graduate, was elected vice-president of the fraternity. lie is preparing himself .to teach in secondary schools and will be a senior next year. Baseball Throw -- Barbara Heinz Ail above winners will be contacted when arrangements are completed for the Elgin Di.-,t i ic t on July 18. By Gloria Vanek Si Agnes Prazak With Pony League almost opening their season, we saw the Cards and Sox play their first practice game Tuesday. Then, Friday we watched the Cards and Braves play. The Cards won ! both practice games, so boys don't get too overanxious, your wins don't county 'till June 9th. June 9th will be our opening day with the Giants and Sox playing their first games. So morn and dad let's mark our calendars and cheer your son home to a victory. All games will start promptly at 6 p.m. 'luring the week and on Sundays they will start at 1:00 p.m. The McHenry Pony League expects to go out arid watch our Chicago White Sox 'play ball, but as yet no date has been set. So you fellas will have to watch this column for the date. You will also be notified by your managers. EXCITED FANS SEE SPEED AND FLIPS AT WILMOT RACES Rodger Otto of Burlington scored his first feature race win in modified stock car racing at the Kenosha County Speedways opening night of racing before a crowd of 2700 excited fans. Heats were won by Jim Bozman, Waukegan; Ron Larson, Racine; Kenny Heiden, Burlington; and Jim Sullivan of Antioch. The 15 lap semi feature was won by Jim Bozman of Waukegan as he passed George Uttech at the checker flag for the win. Earlier in the semi-feature three drivers flipped and became members of the "Flip Club." All three did a complete flip landing back on their wheels. None were injured but the cars were damaged extensively. The duck was so named from its habit "of ducking into shallow water for food. McHENRY PLAINDEALER Established 1875 . / . . 3812 West Elm Street Published Every Thursday at McHenry, by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY: Larry E. 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