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'Section One -- Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, July 30) 1964 -'V ,«•' ftf . ^ f ft5? M) I HEAR... •^The "Padre" and "Pickups" took a bit of vacation, but retunied. this :week aind will be fmmd-at-the end of this column. - When it appears the "Padre" had left us, another helper, who signed as "The Juvenile", sent us the following observations. We are running both this week and will keep "The Juvenile" in mind for future help. We do „riot khow the identity of either helper, but love 'em both for their help. Observations American Indians used to eat piri'e bark--we still do only we call it breakfast food. Love makes the w6rld go 'round, but so does a good swallow of hot mustard. When a woman suffers in silence, she really is. When the average man says he loves greens he probably means a golf course. A pessimist drives to work a half an hour early every morn ing---an optimist leaves at the last minute -- a realist? He takes the bus. "Procrastination is my sin To me it brings great sorrow I really should stop doifig it In fact, I'll start tomorrow One should pity the blindbut it's hard if the rascal's the umpire. Giving-a bone to a dog is not Charity., Charity is a bone shared' with a -dog, when you are as hungry as the dog. The Juvenile . A, couple of more contributors and we could take it easy this ig>tweek, ..... But, a sudden thought hits us. We are loaded $ith sports page stories this week and must get them ready fopthe kittens on the keys, better Known as linotype operators. Fans are stirred up this week oyer the fine success of the Pony League boys in tournament competition so you will find the sjtfify under a 24-point head instead of the usual column. Coru g^atulations, boys and keep rjgSTt in. there. Jpftr'lbng Yfrhefrtend, ' Harry Eeklund, and -yours, truly met tftr other day while helping our- wives with the shopping. He wasn't much help, either! «£ven Holger Pedersen admits that- Gary Peters, Sox pitcher i^a great hitter. ,J3£ed Winkel, an East Sider, moved over the Creek to the Wfest Sid£ and has joined the tinkers' club as a physical fitilggs prqgram. We'll be watching the results. [New Records Written In Wilmot Stocks Jim Sullivan of Antioch, Illinois ended four weeks of bad luck at the Kenosha County Speedway in Wilmot to win the 25 lap feature in record time as well as break the old lap track record. In both cases, he lowered his own previous marks. ' The track was in superb condition and in all five new track records were set. In the time trials, seven laps were turned in faster than the one year old mark of 18.01 seconds. Sullivan's time was i7.59 seconds for an average speed of 56.85 mph. It marked the first, lap ever turned on the track in less than 188.00 secondhand already fans and drivers are looking forward to the first 60mph circuit. Behind Sullivan in the feature were Kenny Tolugan, Terry Vaughn, Bob Strunk and Duane Harris. The feature race was halted on the first lap when Bill Bohn broke a torsion bar and sprun causing six other cars to tangle. All but Bohn and Kenny Heiden were able to restart. Terry Vaughn took the lead but lost it to Bill Ansell who then slowed and dropped out. Sullivan fought hard for each position and finally passed Vaughn at the midway point. Ed Pensalek, Fran Seamars, Bill Strom, and Bohn were 10 lap heat race winners with Fran Seamars setting the first new 10 lap record only to have Strom take it away in the next heat. Seamars then came back and won the 15 lap semi and set a new record in this race. Ron Larson of Racine flipped over several times after going up and over Bohn's rear wheel in the fourth race. Ilis car was a total loss but Larson was OK. Bill Swantz of Union Grove, Wisconsin won his third spectator car race in a row as he also took the second 8 lap heat race for the fender benders. Rodger Otto and Bill Owens continue to lead in point standings. , McHesary Country Club 2W 2wB by Verona Kent After completion of the first day of CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT we see the following results-- CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT: (Low Gross) Vitense, 95; Bisshoff, 96; Moss, 101; Overton, 102; A. Johnson, 102; O'Connell, 103; Busscher, 103; Buss, 107. FIRST FLIGHT: (Low Net) M. Johnson, 78; L. Hanley, 80; Beckenbaugh, 81; Kralowetz, 82; Reihansperger, 82; Smithson, 82; A. Peterson, 82; Burns, 82; Rink, 84; Seepe, 89; A. Reike, 91; Hester, 93. SECOND FLIGHT (Low Net)--Saylor, 84; Phelen, 85; Nolan, 86; Weselius, 90; Herdrich, 92; Conway, 93; Donnelly, 100; Smith, 103. THIRD FLIGHT ((Low Net) Freund, 80; J. Hansen, 87; Caldwell, 88; Justen, 90; Baker, 96; Weber, 98; Rosing, 106; Evans, 108; F. Weyland, 111; Bolger, 142. LOW GROSS winners today include Class A--Bell Vitense (1st) Joan Buss (2nd); Class B--Liz Nolan (1st) Vera Herdrich (2nd); Class C--Barb Weber (1st) Gerda Wesilius (2nd) June Rink tells us that upon receiving the Plaindealer each week, the first thing Carmen Antonson looks for is 'Divot Dolls'. It is good to know you are still interested in the affairs of thj^ club, Carmen. Also know the girls will be pleased to hear that you will be with us on "Hullabaloo Day." -The County League All-Stars will appear on the Johnsburg diamond next Sunday for their agnual game. This is always a big .event in the schedule and proceeds go toward helping injured players. . You would enjoy joining fans from around tBBMoop to watch this game. Piok-I'ps .There isn't much fun in medicine, but there is a great deal o£tTiedicine. in fun. •Trouble with being a good sport is that you have to lose to prove it. Then there was the fellow who discovered a way to hammer nails without hitting his thumb; he had his wife hold the nail. To every person comes his day. So calmly wait your chance ~Pedestrians have the right of way When in ih" ambulance. Bv the "Padre" AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL By Gary Walsh McHenry brought its record to 5 and 3 with a 6-0 victory at'Union on Sunday afternoon. McHenry scored two runs in the first inning as Wayne Hiller and Mike Pitzen singled, Jim Meyers walked, and Union's shortstop errored. In the third inning, Gary Snell reached base on an error and eventually scored on Ken Frost's sacrifice fly to center. Wayne Hiller doubled after two were out in the fourth. He scored on a pair of Union errors. Bob Boynton singled to open our half of the sixth and scored on I Jack Adam's double. Jack I came home on a hit by Wayne ; Hiller to score the sixth and ! final run. Tim Freund and Jack ! Adams combined to pitch the ; shut-out. Tim worked for the first three innings, with Jack finishing. They held Union to two hits while walking five and hitting one batter. SIDE NOTES: Jim Meyer, Ken Frost and Mike Pitzen have been hitting the ball very well. Bob Boynton and Paul Adams are looking better with each game. They both play the outl'ield. The team' travels to Harvard Sunday for an afternoon game and will host Dundee Tuesday night at M< Cracken Field. Northern I(bni Bowmen News fiPDUTD00R 1 GRAVSLfiKE RT !?Q4 7i FRI. - THURS. League Leading Tigers Trounce Richmond 13 • 7 Northern Illini Bowmen will hold a club shoot (field) on Sunday, Aug. 2 at their field range. Registration will be at 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. The Club's annual picnic and corn roast will also be held that day starting at 2 p.m. A children's shoot will be held that afternoon. John Dieball, range captain has called a work party for Saturday starting at 8 a.m. Aug. 1, and Aug. 8. Work must be done for the Jack Perry Memorial Broadhead Invitational on Aug. 9. Club winners at the July 19, Safari were, John Zawaski, second place in Expert A--Jean Bird, first. Expert AA. Nels Gustafson, first in Archer men - Eleanor Fiedler first in archer women -- Beverly Dieball second in archer and Irene Trumball, third; Bartley Halliman third in men's novice-- Gert Krug in women's novice-- Paul Bird, first, John Fiedler second in Junior boys--David j Copley--second in cubs. Club j winners at the Smorgasborg I shoot, July 18, were Earl Bird, first, John Zawaski, second, in j Expert A Duke Adams, first, j Marty Klapperich, second and | John Dieball. third in Expert I B; Earl Paddock, first, John , Fiedler, third in Bowman, Paul ! Brendle, first. Rep. Cain, second | in archer: Harold Krug, first novice; Jr. boys, Paul Bird, i first, John Fiedler, second and Bob Paddock, third; David j Copley, first and Mike Krug. i third in cubs, David Bird, first j and Bob Crump, second in Free 1 The league leading Johnsburg Tigers broke out of a long hitting slump to romp over Richmond 13 to 7. The young Tigers started out by playing poor defensive ball behind starting pitcher Jim Shields. Richmond scored 2 runs without getting the ball out of the infield in the first inning. In the third inning Johnsburg pushed 6 runs across on 5 hits and 2 walks. The most productive hit of the inning was a 3-run homer by Bob Hiller. In the ;bottom of the fourth the Tiger defense again lapsed as Richmond tied the score at 6 all. Bill DeCicco took over for Johnsburg and halted the rally. The sixth inning found Johnsburg exploding for 6 more runs on 5 hits and 2 walks. They added 1 more in the eighth - to ice up the ball game. Bill DeCicco finished strong in relief and received credit for the win. Diedrich took the loss for Richmond. Paul Morenz, Jim Hermes, Harry May and Bob Hiller had two hits apiece for Johnsburg. Loren Miller had three hits for Richmond. Sunday, Aug. 2nd the Tigers will face the McHenry County league All-Stars at Johnsburg, starting time 2 p.m. Johnsburg (13) AB R H J. Schaefer 5 1 1 T. Freund 5 2 1 P. Morenz 5 2 2 J. Hermes 2 1 2 H. May 2 1 2 B. Hiller 4 2 2 L. Smith 3 1 0 V. Peterson 5 0 1 L. Freund 1 0 0 J. Hiller 3 1 1 D. Hiller 1 0 0 J. Shields 0 1 0 B. DeCicco 2 1 1 Totals 38 13 13 Richmond (7) AB R H Stilling 6 0 2 Fehler 3 1 2 R. Miller 5 1 2 L. Miller 6 0 3 Hirn 6 0 3 Lay 3 2 1 Bulock 5 1 1 Bocetner 4 1 i Diedrich 5 1 2 Totals 41 17 15 Johnsburg .... 006 006 010--13 Richmond • •.. 220 400 010-- 7 Home Runs: B. Hiller Coast Guard Auxiliary News A form for courtesy examinations is set forth so that the boating public will know what is required aboard any boat and especially those who want to proudly display the "decal" issued ONLY by the Coast Guard Auxiliary. It tells the world your~boat is a "Safe Boat"--it's free and it's yours for the asking. We of the Coast Guard Aux., who are boat examiners, give up our "FREE" time to serve you, the boatowner, and at no charge. Stop at Snug Harbor on Saturday or Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The information you gain may help to save a life - -No record is kept or reported in the event that your boat does not pass--. I'll be looking for you next Saturday or Sunday. "Good Sailing" CME Miles E. Berry Flotilla 58-5 Div. 7th Dist. USCG-Aux. Style Int. Women winners were, Jean Bird, Expert AA, first. Joan Copley, first, Irene Adams, second, Bowman; Eleanor Fiedler, first and Irene Trumble. second, in archer. Gert Krug, first in novice. Ends Thurs. - July 30 "WHAT A WAY TO GO" and "WILD and WONDERFUL" JULY 31 - AUG. (3 CONTHOUS PERFWiCESI POPUi PRICES! COMPLETE! INTACT! NOW SHOWING July 29 - August 1 "HEY THERE, IT'S YOGI BEAR" Plus "Gladiator's Seven" Merchant Sponsored : JCIDDIE SHOW FREE Sat. 1:30 p.m. "SNOWFIRE" STARTS SUNDAY «s©v©a Days In May' THURSDAY - LAST NK1I IT "THE CARDINAL" 1 show at 8:00 p.m. ONE FULL WEEK July 31 thru August (3th Jark Lemmon & Dorothv Provine "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM" Technicolor 2 complete shows each evening 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. • SPENCER TRACY ilffONBERir STANLEY KRAMER m STARTS AUGUST 7th lor one lull week "FLIPPERS NEW ADVENTURE" and "RHINO" BUDDY HACKETT ETHEL MERMAN MICKEY ROONEY DICK SHAWN PHIL SILVERS TIRRY-MAS JONATHAN WINTERS sifiwr'"" DOIOTHT ntOVINE PfTER FALI JIMMYOURANTE MA0,NU^ MM) Also -- Walt Disney's BEAR COUNTRY fMST GOID W1LIAM JANlll ROSt STMTEYIRAMER BUM PANAVtsiON' TECHNICOKi* UNITED MlflSTS McHENRY PONY LEAGUE BOYS IN TOURNEY Team Shows Class As They Prepare For Big Weekend by Agnes Prazak Last Saturday our McHenry Pony League All Stars travelled to Rochelle, 111. to play their first game of the tournament. Although there was a small delay of starting the game, the boys played a beautiful game of ball. Rochelle took the first game by 6 to 4. Rochelle was ahead by 4 runs in the first 3 innings, but our boys came back in the fourth to tie them up with 4 runs. Rochelle then in the 6th got a boy on base and Peck came up to hit a home run. With our McHenry boys losing they surely didn't lose their spirit. Sunday's first game at McHenry VFW grounds saw our All Stars win over Rochelle 5 to 2. The first 3 innings Domoto pitched a no hitter, striking out 5 and walking 2 boys. Martin then came on in the 4th to pitch 3 innings. Martin struck out 4 boys, walked 1 and gave up 2 hits. In the 7th, Mereness came in and struck out 2, walked 1 and allowed 1 hit, a home run by Peck from Rochelle. Second game saw our boys win again from Rochelle 6 to 3. In the first inning Rochelle got 3 runs, but saw our boys come back in the fourth inning with 4 runs to go ahead. Allemeg and Peck from Rochelle hit home runs and Reinbolt from McHenry hit one. Demoto struck out 10 boys in 6 innings and walked only 1 boy. Martin came in to pitch the 7th inning and struck out 2 boys and gave up 1 hit. The boys of McHenry all played beautifully and did a wonderful job. The official umps did a wonderful job and no partiality was shown on either side. The people in Rochelle welcomed us with friendliness and made us and the boys feel right at home. The boys were all well behaved and both the teams showed good sportsmanship in all three games. It surely is a wonderful feeling to see you parents and friends come to watch and cheer the boys on for a victory and to see you all cheer the opposing team make a wonderful play or even hit a homerun. What a wonderful game baseball is. - Next Saturday, August 1st will see our All Stars in Rockford for the first of three games. The garrie will be played at 8:00 p.m. on the Gale Field. Sunday, August 2nd will find our boys being host to Rockford for a double header. The game Sunday will start at 1:00 p.m., so you good people of McHenry come out to the VFW grounds and watch and cheer our boys on for another victory. This is the first time in 8 years that Crystal L$ke Ends Shamrock Win Streak 4-2 by Paul F. Nellessen The McHenry Shamrock's winning streak came to an end last Sunday when they were defeated by the Fox Valley Yankees at Crystal Lake. Russ Cox started for the Shamrocks and pitched the first seven innings. Cox had seven strikeouts, and gave up four runs on seven hits and one walk. Phil Schmidt threw the eighth inning for the Shamrocks, striking out two of the three batters he faced. The Shamrocks took the lead in the first inning with one run on three hits, but were tied by the Yankees in the second with one run on two hits. The Shamrocks bounced back to take the lead again in the third, with one run on one hit, and held the Yankees scoreless until the fifth when the Yankees scored one run to tie the game at two to two. The Yankees came up with three hits in the seventh and drove in two runs for a two run lead over the Shamrocks. The Shamrocks failed to score in. the eighth and ninth to give the Yankees the victory. Hogarty started for the Yankees and was K'od in the seventh when Charlie Pierce smashed a double into left field with one out. Frisch came on in relief in the seventh and went the rest of the way for the Yankees. McHenry AB R H Bujak, 2b 2 1 1 Funk, 3b 3 1 2 Kramer, rf 3 0 1 Farr, ss, If 4 0 0 Cox, p, lb 4 0 1 Gibson, If 3 0 0 Koch, ss 1 0 0 Hynan, c 4 0 1 Pierce, cf 4 0 1 Peterson, lb .... 3 0 0 Schmidt, p 1 0 0 Totals 32 2 7 Extra base hits: doubles: Pierce Crystal Lake AB R H Klapperich, ss .. 4 0 2 Hyde, cf 4 0 0 Lindstrom, 3b • • 4 0 0 Gregory, rf 4 0 1 McRae, lb 4 0 0 Thomas, 2b 2 1 0 Murphy, If 3 2 1 Danielson, c ••>••• 2 0 2 Hanson, pr . . . . 0 0 0 S i m o n i n i , c . . . . 1 1 1 Hogarty, p 2 0 0 Frisch, p 1 0 0 Totals 31 4 7 Next Thursday, July 30, the Shamrocks travel to Elgin for a night-game against Elgin. Game time is 7:30 p.m., at Wing Park in Elgin. our McHenry boys went past the first 3 games. They do need your support and encouragement to go on. We do hope to see more of you people out at the games. Keep up the good work, boys, and again we say Good Luck. STOCK CAR RACING KENOfCC TY tUWAY Every Saturday Might Wilmot, Wisconsin Time Trials -- 7:00 P.M. First Race -- 8:30 P.M. Adults -- $1.50 tax included All Children -- 50c' tax included STARTS FRL, JULY 31si m£222 For This Attraction Adults $1.50 - Children (4-111 25 as THE * ffflSY (»JERRY LEWIS ftofadwi) You may not find it in your dictionary. But you're sure to find it on your funnybone. (Look under F as in Fu-n-n-ee.) PLUS U. S. Astronaut Space-Ship Wrecked On Mars! 'mm msx ON MORS McHENRY WATER FIGHT TEAM TOPS TWENTY INCOMES! < Glenn Peterson, Harry Mueller, Henry Buch and Gary Gough are shown admiring the trophy they won as members of the McHenry water fight team last weekend. The McHenry team topped twenty others to be declared , winner at festivities in conjunction with Algonquin's Founder's Days events. First Annual Junior Olympics At Thunderbird Thunderbird Farm Day Camp held its first annual Junior Olympics last Friday. A parade led by Karen Roepken from McHenry began the Olympiad with children bearing the representative countries' flags and with a torch lighting ceremony proclaiming the opening of the games. The AAU Physical Fitness Test was the basic activities portion followed by the special events which could be entered of simulated wrestling, boxing, horse racing, kross kountry, and a tortoise and hare specialty race for five and six year olds. The tie between Sweden and Switzerland was broken by a swimming relay. Gold Cups Awarded The climax of the afternoon was the awarding of gold cups by Claire Koch, camp director, to Diane Alvary who was one of the Swiss participants. On the second place Swedish team were Mary Doran and Mark Webber. Tied for third place were Germany and Russia whose teammafes included Kathy Althoff, Jane Zieman, Susan Wentzel, and Jonathon Sek and Steven Griesbach, respectively. Winners of first place in the simulated Horse Race were Jane Zieman and her partner from Barrington, Anne Hartlaub Campers from McHenry passing the AAU Physical Fitness Test and receiving certificates are': six and seven year olds, Steven Griesbach, Paula Althoff, Mary Doran,. Karen Roepken, Jonathan Sek; ten and elevens, Diane Alvary and Jane Zieman. Prior to the Junior Olympics, the film "Hold High The Torch" was shown giving the campers a background on the choosing, training, and competing of the United States Olympic contenders. Jaycee Sports Jamboree Lists Local Winners Winers of the Jaycee Junior Sports Jamboree held in Elgin from McHenry are: Dorothy Kppstis, 1st, Baseball throw, Junior Girls; Barbara Hintz, 1st, Baseball throw, Intermediate Girls, Nancy Jorgenson 2nd, Broad Jump, Junior Girls. Kathy Bolger, 2nd, high jump Intermediate Girls. Barbara Kober, 5th, High Jump, Junior Girls. Laureli Jost, 5th, broad jump, Intermediate Girls. James Ulick, 4th, 50 Yard Dash, Midget Boys. James Ulick, 4th, Broad Jump, Midget Boys. Brian McCafferty, 4th, Baseball Throw, Junior Boys. The first place winners, Dorothy Kupstis and Barbara Hintz, will be sent to compete in the State Meet to be held at Sterling August 27-29, as guests of the Illinois Youth Commission. The Youth Commission, in cooperation with the Illinois Junior Chamber of Commerce, has sponsored the Jamboree for the past nine years as part of its program of youth fitness and delinquency prevention. A long, loud argument generally means that both parties are wrong. WORLD WIPE SERVICE Air-Ship-Rail Tickets Cruises Tours Hotels-Resorts Drive-Ur-Self Planned Vacations Reservations and Tickets at No Extra Charge Your Authorized Travel Agent CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 885-7500 8917 W. Main McHenry Daily till 5:30 p.m., Friday to 8, Saturday till 5 p.m. J For Fun er Rifsk SI MMER HOURS Wed. Matinee -- 1:00 to 3:30 Children's Roller Skating Classes -- 3:30 ,to 4:30 TUES.k WED., FRI. & SAT. 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Rink Closed Sundays Thru July & August Just For Fun MINEE OPEN DAILY 1 - 5 p.m. 7-11 p.m. SUNDAYS 1 - 11 p.m. Watch For GRAND OPENING •ESS Rt. 31 (South of Rt. 120) In McHenry