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THE McHENRY PLAINDnATi««Il mursaay, August 2u, 196£ SO-J- HEAR ... Jim Cisne Wins Golf 'Tourney As that famous commentator used to spy, "There's good news to-night". The Sox have beaten the mighty Yankees for the second night in a row in this torrid American League race for the championship and, of course, World Series honors and loot. It seems the Sox are always winning, but still take the bridesmaid's role as the Orioles perch up there in first place. ; With this- great - pitching, if our sluggers ever start hitting there is no telling how far we may get out in froYit. And the Cubs won. in 16 innings! Wonderful; We can imagine the elation of some of our dear friends. Had the Sox lost, they would be on the phone 'early in the morning to console us. It is all great fun, but no matter who wins or loses we .have to get up and go to work the next morning. Larry Huck and Yours Truly were going to tell A1 Lopez he should have had Robinson bunt in that tenth inning, but since the Sox won there seems to be no need for our free advice. You cain dance with your dolly Saturday night, Aug. 29, at the V.F.W. where the Little League will hold the annual whing-ding. You just can't stop that Buss •fellow. Eddie won the K. of C. "Diocesan golf championship last week, then beat Art Jackson, a real fine golfer, for the championship of the McHenry Country Club last Sunday. This match drew a large gallery just like big time tournaments. Of course, this is big time except for a little item like a 50 thousand dollar prize. We notice the Mets winning a. fewlvgames since tljey, got Bobby Klaus. Bobby has hit real good as he took over second base for ailing Hunt, then moved to third. We liked the reply -Dick "The Monster" Radatz, famouse Red'Sox relief pitcher, gave to a query about his size ^ 'T' am 6'5" tall and weigh between 200 and ^JFf&TMeyer moanui low. . """Allan Meyer and KI§" cfSd are -geing-in to-see the Sox clobber the Yankees Wednesday night, itllan called to see if we had any message for A1 Lopez. "Nope." We think he got the message someplaee along the line. PICKUPS-- Don't tell people your troubles, half of them aren't interested and the other half are glad you're getting what's coming to you. Asked why on earth the new baby was named "Encore", the father replied "Well, frankly, he wasn't on the program at all." I have discontinued long talks on account of my throat, several people have threatened to cut it. He who cannot forgive others, breaks the bridge over which he must pass himself, for every man has need to be forgiven. "The Padre" U. S. Grant was once arrested, while President, and fined $20.00 for speeding. Winner of the Chicago District Golf Association Junior Boys Tournament was Jim Cinse, 15, of Jacksonville, Illinois. The site of this year's tournament was the McHenry Country Club and started Monday, August 3 and lasted for 4 days. Of 96 entrants starting Monday, 32 qualified for match play with Jim Cisne winning after three days of competition 2 up. Shown left to right are: Pete Bergquist, 1st runner-up; John Chichester, Skokie Country Club, director of CDGA and in charge of the tournament; and winner Jim Cisne. Hettermann's Win 15-8 From Young Stars by James Petersen The outcome of this game can be told in a few words--experienced hitting. Hettermann's out-hit the All-Stars 21-12; 10 of their hits came in the first inning and accounted for 9 runs. After this inning, it was an even ball game. The All-Stars turned in some fine defensive plays! they had 3 double plays, one on a fine catch by Butch Meyer and the base runner doubled at second. Ken Stilling started 2 double double plays, one with a nice stop of a line drive and a throw to second to start the double play. Hettermann AB R H B. Oeffling 4 3 3 D. Hiller 4 2 4 L. Freund 4 2 3 D. Bentz 4 1 1 T. Oeffling 4 1 2 B. Schmitt 4 1 2 D. Marsh 4 1 2 'S.' Meyers .4 1 2 W. Frett ? 4 1 1 J ; S c h a e f e r . 3 2 1 39 15 21 All Stare AB R H K; Stilling . . . . 4 1 1 L. Smith 4 1 1 T. Freund1 4 0 0 V. Petersen 4 2 2 B. Meyer, 3b 4 2 3 D. Smith 2 0 1 J. Gende 1 1 1 J. Huemann 1 0 0 B. Funk 3 0 0 C. Keith 0 0 0 C. Freund 2 0 1 C. Bennett 2 0 1 J. Corso 2 0 0 J. Kwak 2 0 0 J. Hettermann .... 2 1 1 J. Morenz 1 0 0 38 8 12 Hettermann's 911 220 0 All Stars 311030 0 McHenry Country Club News The club championship is all over and the champ again this year is Ed Buss. Ed had to play a steady game throughout the tournament as he was being dogged constantly by Art Jackson. They went right down to the wire, and the difference was that Art faltered on two holes and Ed did not. Nice going, Ed! You can add this one to the many trophies you already have. Art played a great game and gained the record of shooting the lowest score in club championshp play, a 67. Here is how the totals went after the final round: E. Buss, 288; A. Jackson, 290; D. Rosing, 311; E. Seepe, 312; J. Nischan, 323; G. Johnson, 321; F. Johnson, 317. The Handicap Championship Tournament was won by Pete Myer. Pete sort of let things slip through his fingers by shooting a 42 on the first nine, but came back steady to take all the marbles. Congratulations, Pete. Here is how the scores went in the handicap: P. Myer, 282; J. Harpling, 285; D. Freund. 286: J. Caldwell, 286; B. Piesert, 288; H. Reihansperger, 289; T. Victor, 290; E. Simon, 291; R. Ladd,292; D. Sayler, 292; E. Brown, 296; E. Bishoff, 297; J. Smithson, 300; B. Newkirk, 301; J. Etten, 307. The Past President's Tournament's just starting, and this is the final tournament of the year, so get yourself into the fight. The games committee has a special event over the Labor day weekend called Guys and Dolls event - a best two ball foursome shindig, so sign up and have a lot of fun! THURS., FRI. & SAT. Aug. 20, 21 & 22 Ernest Borgnine "McHALE'S NAVY" (Technicolor) 2 Shows, 7-9 p.m. SUN. thru WED. Aug. 23-26 Hayley Mills - Deborah Kerr "THE CHALK GARDEN" (Technicolor) 2 Shows, 7-9 p.m. by Agnes Prazak The new champs of the Pony League are the Cards. This is the first time since the league has been in McHenry that the Cards, under the new sponsorship of the wonderful organization of the Y.F.W., took the championship. Your manager, and coach are proud of the | wonderful job that you boys have done. | For the very first time the j McHenry Pony League will j have a lianquet lor their boys. ' II will be held at the beautiful V.F.W. club house. Sept. 9 at 7 pin. Their most distinguished mirst will be Mr. and I Mrs. Ron Santo, and our won- I derful mayor and his wife, Mr. j and Mrs. Donald Doherty. Also i the V.F.W. officers. To all you boys, mark your calendars for this gala occasion. YOUNG GOLFERS TEE OFF AUG. 24 AT WOODSTOCK CC Young golfc rs under sixteen years of age from all over Mc- HenryCounty will tee off at 8 a.m. on Au_c. 24 at Woodstock Country club. The tournament is sponsored by the Woodstock Country club under the supervision of O. C. i Dixie i O'Hara. varsity golf coach at Woodstock Community hi^h shcool. Trophies will be yiven for the live lowest scores based on play o\er IS holes. Any noy who is a le^al resident and has a McHenry county mailing address may secure entry blanks by writ in.; to O. C. O'Hara, 406 S. Jefferson, Woodstock. The axera^e milkweed pod produces T.VIMHI seeds. COMING: "ISLAND OF BLUE DOLPHINS' KE10SHA COUNTY SPEEDWAY Every Saturday Night VI iJinot, Wisconsin SATI KI)AV, AKrl ST '»'» -- .-»<( j \|> FF \Tl'RF Time Trials -- 7:00 P.M. First Rare -- *:;*() l\M. Adults -- $1.50 tax included All Children -- 50c tax included Buss Wins K. Of C. Golf Tourney ikifi'iii/V!! i.1 lit'lv 1111 fills ii iva • >•-jj '-sjk-sf a,s- 'a-'t. mi ilia! The above picture shows Bob Fagen, State Athletic Commissioner of the Knights of Columbus, presenting trophy to Eddie Buss. Buss won the golf championship at DeKalb, Aug. 12th, with a score of 72. Next year Buss and Dick Hester will be co-chairmen as McHenry Council No. 1288 sponsors the tournament. MA« SHUTS OUT FOX LAKE 2-0 IN GENOA TOURNEY The Johnsburg Tigers won their second straight game in the Illinois Amateur Baseball tournament by defeating Fox Lake by a score of 2 to 0. All of the scoring was done in the first inning. Harry May, Dick Hiller and Bob Hiller drew successive walks after one out. Then Paul Morenz came through with a single to drive in the two Johnsburg runs. After that it was a pitchers battle between Ed Mack of Johnsburg and Terry Bruns of Fox Lake. Mack received credit for his second straight tournament win while giving up only 2 hits and allowing no walks. Harry May and PauJ Morenz had 2 hits apieGe-for- the winning Tigers. The Tigers will play their third game in the tournament at 3:00 o'clock on Sunday, August 23 at Genoa. Last Sunday's win leaves Johnsburg as one of three undefeated teams in the tournament. Genoa AB R Jty J. Schaefer 3 0 TO H. May 4 1 *2 D. Hiller 2 1 0 B. Hiller 3 0 1 P. Morenz 4 0 2 L. Smith 4 0 ll T. Freund 4 0 % J . H i l l e r . . . . . . . 3 0 ' " ' J O *L. Freund .... 1 0 0 E. Mack 4 0 0 32 2 7 *Pinch hit for J. Hiller in 8tli. Fox Lake AB R JI Flax 4 0 0 Conrad 4 0 1 Herle 4 0 0 Schlunz 4 0 0 KBoss 4 0 0 Pyles 3 0 1 Ellis 3 0 0 Lewis 3 0 0 Bruns 3 0 0 32 0 2 Johnsburg ....200 000 000--2 7 Fox Lake 000 000 00--0 2 Winning pitcher--Mack Losing Pitcher--Bruns FAIR RACES Some of the finest horses and drivers in the Mid-west will compete for $13,000 in purses at the Walworth County Fair, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Sept. 5, 6 and 7. Over 200 horses are entered for the three days of racing. Fortysix of the horses entered have already won races in Chicago or at the fair circuits. With the high caliber of horses entered here, there should be some new track records set. as several of the horses have won races around the 20:1 mark. Psychologists tell us that age is no handicap to learning anything, if the person is willing to work hard enough. -Dundee Downs- Shamrocks 7-3 by Paul F. Nellesen The McHenry Shamrocks were defeated 7 to 3 by Dun dee last Sunday at A. P. Freund Field. Russ Cox started for the Shamrocks and was relieved by Phil Schmidt in the ninth inning. Cox was tagged for 7 runs in eight innnings on 13 hits and 3 walks. Schmidt came on in the ninth and held Dundee hitless. Peters was the winning pitcher orf Dundee. McHenry v AB R H Bujak 2b 3 0 0 Funk 3b 3 0 0 Freund ss 4 0 1 Farr cf If 3 1 • 1 Cox p lb 4 0 0 Kramer rf 2 1 1 Koch rf-.-. rv . . .-i 2 G 1 Gibson If 2 0 0 Pierce cf 2 0 0 Peterson lb .... 2 1 0 Schmidt p 0 0 0 31 3 5 Extra base hits--Double by Farr Dundee AB R H Doyle cf 3 1 2 Plauck cf 2 0 1 G. Hopp ss 3 0 0 Sund ss 2 0 1 Dettinger c .... 5 1 1 Lewin rf 5 2 2 Wright lb 3 0 2 Thelander lb .. 1 1 0 Fritz 3b 2 1 1 R. Hopp If 3 0 0 Borucki If 2 0 0 Berna 2b 3 0 1 V. Hopp 2b .... 1 0 1 Peters p ........ 4 1 1 39 7 13 Extra Base Hits--Doubles by Doyle and Dittinger Doberman Pinscher Club To Hold Fun Match Nexi Sunday The Illinois Doberman Pinscher Club is having a fun match Sunday, August 23, 1964. The judging will start at 1:00 p.m. This club was organized in 1961 for the purpose of bettering the Doberman breed and improving the standard of the Dobe. All 35 members are Doberman lovers and many of them own 2 or more of these beautiful dogs. Any one with a Dobe is welcome to enter for prizes and ribbons to be awarded for the best dogs. Of course it isn't necessary to own a Doberman to come to the show. The judging will be held at Bartelmes Grove on Waukegan Road and there is plenty of parking space available. For more information, call John the president of the club. The phone number is Windsor 5-1993 in Deerfield. -t- WONDER LAKE UTTLE LEAGUERS AT TMLLENS WORLD W The Wqnder Lake Little League All-Stars are shown as they received their silver and ebony participant's trophies during an e arly round of the 13th Annual Thillens Boy s Major League Tournament, held at Thillens Stadium, Devon & Kedzie Aves., Chicago. Players shown are: < Front, left to right: Steve Thompson, Greg Kuretski, Jeff VanKanegan, Bob Bird, Bill Rasmussen. « Second, left to right: Don Storm, Bill Zandier, Dan Smola, Judd Decker, Norbert Sauers, Virgil Liptak. Third, left to right: Jim Blume, Mgr., Robin Ruzicka, Brian McCafferly, Larry Cristy, Bob Lunak, Mike Pickrum, Don Huff, Coach. Sendra Fullmer Defends Crown Sandra (Mrs. Paul) Fullmer will be defending her Northern Illinois Women's Golf Association crown at McHenry Coun- SANDRA FULLMER try Club next week in the 3rd annual NIWGA tournament, next Thursday and Friday, Aug. 20th and 21st. Mrs. Fullmer, who plays out of Itasca CC, is the former Sandra Clifford, holder of national amateur titles in Mexico, Germany and Spain. She also won the 1963 Cook County Women's Amateur, was 1964 champion of the Chicago District, and was runner-up at IWGA at Quincy this year. Mrs. Barbara Slobe Donahue, who went into a suddendeath playoff with Mrs. Fullmer last year, will also be back. She plays from Bonnie Brook and is the former winner of the CWGDA, State Amateur and Cook County Amateur tournaments. Some of the other low-handicappers vying for the crown are: Cathy Oliver from Big Run, winner of the Cook-County this year. (Cathy is a telephone operator who unplugs the switchboard when tournament time comes around): and Mary Cassidy, mother of four, from Bonnie Brook; Tanya Toole, Physical Education teacher at Deerfield High, new to Chicago golf scene; and Kathy Moburg from Big Foot, who plays to a 7 handicap and is new to the McHenry tournament this year. Also competing will be Mrs. Ethel Fisk from Big Foot, who admitted to being 75 two years ago and who shot a very respectable 95-96 191 that year; and Moira O'Shea, who two years ago carded the first hole -in-one ever shot by a woman at McHenry. FLAN HOSPITAL ADDITION The Tonyan and Cronin homes on Waukegan road were destroyed Tuesday evening to clear the area prior to construction of a new McHenry hospital addition. The building program will get under way in the very near future. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS STARTS FRIDAY -- FOR 1 WEEK! 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