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-- Page Four ttJa£ASi+ Rip Collins Attends Baseball Dance SO I HEAR... 'Twas a rousing weekend in McHenry. The number of cars and people must have set some sort of record. Local police and fire departments did a fine job of handling and protecting the huge crowd. Next comes the Fiesta Day crowds. When we think of Fiesta Day we think of Frank Low, who gives so much of his time and energy to the big event. Frank pulled up beside us at a stop sign the other day and we commented ,on it being a beautiful day. "Yes", said Frank, "and the Cubs are winning". It was time to move with the green light so all we had time for was a remark that he couldn't have made us happier! Another of our fine Old Timers, Mrs. Nellie Bacon, was called to her reward the past week and the Main Street area sees another change. Seems a shame that it takes a funeral or a wake to bring old friends and relatives together. One of our kissin' cousins, Eleanor Walsh Young, threatens not to come to our funeral if we don't go visit her. Announcement was made in last week's issue of The Plaindealer of Coach Cliff Fulton's decision to leave his duties at McHenry High. Through many years he has given fans some interesting and exciting basketball teams. We always felt that his boys were giving him the best they had. Sometimes it wasn't enough, but who could ask for more. He never threw in the towel, but waved it plenty to let off nervous strain. So long, Cliff. Thanks for the memories written into the sports, history of McHenry High. We are pleased to hear from a long time friend, Florence Knox, that she gets a chuckle out of items in S.I.H.. Got to thinking of the big doughnuts Florence's mother, Aunt "J" and our own mother used to make. Man, that was eatin'! We remember when we dreamed of getting enough sports news to fill one page. Now. we get so much that the problem is trying to find space to print what we have turned in each week. Always problems. Pals When I see a boy who hasn't a dog, Or a dog who hasn't a boy, I think of the lot they are missing Of frolic and genuine joy. Some parents think dogs are a nuisance! Just something to bark and annoy; They can't know how badly a boy needs a clog Or how sadly a dog needs a boy. -- Mae Norton Morris There was a timo when wo used to scribble off attempts at poetry much to the chagrin of our old boss "Mosc". He didn't like poetry no matter who the author might .be. Guess the poetic mood has gone out of our life. One of these days we will try it again, but probably won't subject you readers to our efforts. Chuck Hiller is going great guns for the Mets as hits arc rolling off his bat in good numbers. We waste no timo in looking for that box score each morning. Both Chuck and Bobby Klaus are in the lineup,, so local interest runs high. Keep swingin' fellows. Last week we told you that The above picture was taken at the American Legion dance during June which was held as a benefit for the Legion baseball team. Left to right: Bill Hendricks, Manager; Ray Bottari, Outfield; Rip Collins, Public Relations Director for the Chicago Cubs; Tom Przetacznik, Catcher; Bob Boynton, Outfield. Department Of Conservation Changes Zones Springfield, 111., June 29 -- The line dividing the Northern and Southern Conservation Zones has been changed, William T. Lodge, director of the Illinois Department of Conservation, announced today. After July 1, all of Illinois north of U. S. Route 36 will be in the Northern Conservation 'Zone, and all of the state south of this highway will be in the Southern Conservation Zone. U. S. Route 36 extends east across Illinois from Louisiana, Mo., to Montezuma, Ind., passing through Pittsfield, Jacksonville, Springfield, Decatur and Tuscola. Formerly the division line was the northern edges of Calhoun, Jersey, Madison, Bond, Fayette, Effingham, Jasper and Crawford Counties. Lodge said a major reason for the change wjis to case confusion among hunters. "Sometimes a squirrel hunter close to the old division line would wander from the Southern Zone into the Northern Zone before the squirrel season had started in the Northern Zone and therefore would be subject to a citation. We hope that the new zone line will help sportsmen to avoid making this mistake.'1 COUNTY LEACjUE STANDINGS McHenry Johnsburg Dundee Richmond \v L 6 4 5 4 5 fi 4 6 STOCK CAR RACING Every Saturday Nile Kenosha County Speedway Wilmot, Wis. Adults $1.50 Tax Included Children (under 12) 50e Time Trials •••• 6:45 p.m. Tax Included 1st Race 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Rudi J sought the identity of the "Padre". This week the "Padre" sends a note asking - - "Who is Mrs. Rudi J?" Guess Rudi J should advert iso his picture takin' business . . . preferably in The Plaindealcr. PICKUPS We never know the love of the parent, till we become parents ourselves. The most influential of all educational factors is the conversation in a child's home. The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life. It is a fine th.ng to have ability, but the ability to discover ability in oihers is the true test. Never give up a man, until ho has failed at somethin'.; he likes. Wo are fashioned and shaped by what we love. . bv tho "Padre" McHENRY THEATRE [1204 N. Gr. Ph. 385-0144! THl'RS.. FRI. & SAT. July 8. 9 & ID The Three Stoo.-es "THE OUTLAWS IS COMING" and 'WORLD WITHOUT SUN" Shamrocks Split With Beloit And Richmond Teams We had a practice game against Beloit Saturday evening. Beloit exploded for 14 hits and 11 runs, with 8 hits and 6 runs coming in the first 2 innings. We were able to collect 11 hits, but only 5 runs. Phil Schmidt pitched the first seven innings and suffered his second loss of the year. On Sunday we traveled to Richmond and broke loose for 14 hits and 4 runs. Phil Schmidt came back after Saturday's loser and pitched a real fine game giving up 9 hits, 2 runs, while striking out 10. This was Phil's fifth win of the year. Vern Petersen and Clarence Adams went 2 for 4, Bill Funk went 3 for 5 and Dave Klapperich went 3 for 4. In the game against Beloit, Denny Gibson and Phil Schmidt went 2 for 4. Saturday we play host to St. John's of Waukegan at 3:00. Sunday we travel to North Chicago for 2 games. We hope to improve on our 6 and, 4 league record over the weekend. Beloit (11) AB R H Wilke cf 5 2 1 Jim Merlet 3b 5 2 3 J. A. Merlet 2b 5 3 3 Pohlman lb 6 13 Sonsteatl ss 5 12 Owens If 4 12 Burokcrs rf 3 0 0 Chamberlin rf , 1 0 0 Schell o 4 0 0 Sit honey p 2 0 0 Nelson p 110 ShainrcM'Us (5) AB R H Funk 3b 5 0 1 Koch 21) p 5 1 2 Klapperich ss 5 0 0 V. Petersen If 5 12 Adams cf 10 1 J. Petersen lb 4 0 0 Fair c 4 2 1 Schmidt p 2b 4 0 2 Richmond ('!) AB R 11 Bridk 2b 5 1 2 Hewitt rf 4 0 1 Cramer 11 4 0 3 L. Miller ss 4 0 0 11. Miller c 4 0 1 Bullock lb 4 0 1 Hirms cf -4 0 0 Lay 3I> 4 0 0 l i u I T p - 1 1 1 Shamrocks (4) AB II H Funk 3b 5 1 3 Koch 2b 4 0 1 Klapperich ss 4 2 3 V. Peterson If lb 4 0 2 Adams ef 4 12 J. Petersen 11) 2 0 1 Gibson If 2 0 1 Open Weekdays 6:45 Sat. 1:00 -- Sun. 2:15 miLLERi i;.\DS THl'RSDAY Julv S "THE FAMILY JEWELS' MKRCHANT SPONSORED KIDDIK SHOW Saturdav - - 1:30 p.m. "RAYMIE" 2 Cartoons & Serial SUN., MON & Tl'KS. July 11. 12 k 13 Frank Sinatra - Clint Walker "NONE BUT THE BRAVE" Doors Open Daily 6:45 p.m. STARTS FRIDAY Julv <) & 10 "DR. TERROR'S HOUSE OF "HORROR'S" 1 'lus "THE MAN WHO COULD CHEAT DEATH" STARTS WKl). July 14 lor 4 Days Bint Lancaster "THE TRAINSTARTS SUNDAY Julv 11 & 12 "JOHN GOLBFARB, PLEASE COME HOME" Plus "DEAR BRIGITTE" THE McHENRY y Local Racers Are In Limelight At Waukegan Speedway Waukegan, 111., July 4, 1965 --Johnnie Reimer, the Caledonia Automoive Specialist, took the lead on the twentythird lap and raced to his first extra-lap modified stock car feature win of the season at the Waukegan Speedway Sunday night. A1 Gutche claimed the late model feature in a final lap decision, a reverse of one week previous for Gutche. The largest crowd of the season witnessed over sixty cars participate in the holiday events. Duane Harris sped by Bill Schultz in the third lap to grab the. lead in the modified fifty lap feature. Reimer caught Harris on the twenty-second circuit and wasted no time ^s he took the lead on the next lap. Rex Roy ale won the jalopy demo which saw three cars start up a second time after officials declared the event completed and marw fans had left. Next Sunday night, a complete modified and late model racing program will be presented and in addition a twist contest will be included. The "Emotions" will furnish the music for this activity. Also next Friday evening, a special A.M.A. motorcycle racing program will be presented at the Waukegan Speedway. V.F.W. SOFTBALL by Jim Morenz In the first game Thursday night, Jake's Dead End Gang won their second in a row by beating the Dog House 19-6. Bob Buss went 3-5, drove in 5 runs, and scored 3 for Jake's while Bobby Hiller went 2-2/ and Bob Comstock drove in 3 runs for Dog House. Scoring R H E Jake's 141 055 3 19 21 3 Dog* House 240 000 0 6 10 7 In the second game, Korpan's edged out Casey's by a 5-3 score, in a very well played game. Frank Simble was top hitter for Korpan's, going 1-3 and driving in two runs. Bobby O'Brien again was top hitter for Casey's, going 2-3 and driving in one run. Casey's 100 000 2 3 83 Korpan's 100 022 5 73 The third game, which was a play off game, was forfeited by Burton's Bridge. Bimbo's were the winners. The play off game between Old Bridge and Hettermann's was played Tuesday night, July 6. PLAINDEALER Thursday, July 8, 19G5 About one-fifth of the earth's surface is frozen at all time. Farr rf Blocksom c Schmidt p 3 0 0 3 0 1 4 0 0 ^OUTDOOR GRAVSLAKE-RTIZ0&2 ENDS THURS . JULY 8 "TICKLE ME" FRI. - THURS. JULY 9 -15 m EASTMAN COLOR AND THE EXCITING NEW DIMENSION Of <8> THE FEATURE 1ENGTH COUNTRY MUSIC MOTION PICTURE EVER FILMED TIGERS LOSE TO DEKALB; DEFEAT DUNDE8T01 On Wednesday, June 30, the Johnsburg Tigers traveled to DeKalb for a non-league game. The Tigers\ found themselves in a real tight pitchers' battle between Ted Freund'? for Johnsburg and Pickett for DeKalb. The game was broken open in the seventh inning when DeKalb's first baseman Timm hit a home run with a man on to break a 2 to 2 tie. It was a heart-breaking defeat for Freund as the Tigers had scoring opportunities in the early- innings but failed to come through with big hits. Oh Sunday, the Tigers get back into County League action by defeating Dundee and Gerry Peters 8 to 1. The Tigers jumped on Peters for single runs in the first and second innings and then sent the Dundee right hander to the showers in the fourth inning with four runs. . Ed Mack was in complete charge for Johnsburg allowing only 4 hits and struck "out 12. Dick Kozlauski led Tiger hitters with 2 hits. With this victory the County League Champs are 5 and 4 and Dundee is now 5 and 5. Next Saturday the Tigers will host the North Chicago Blue Sox in a McHenry County League game. Starting time 3:00. Sunday the Tigers travel to Grayslake for a double header starting at 1 p.m. Wed., June 30th Johnsburg (2) AB R II Schaefer 3 1 1 May 3 0 1 Freund 2 0 0 Smith 3 0 .1 B. Hiller 4 0 0 Mack 3 0 1 Kazlauski 4 0 1 W. Hiller 4 0 0 Michels 3 11 29 2 6 DeKalb (5) AB R II Hanson 4 2 1 Sheridan 4 13 Land 4 0 1 Timm 4 11 King 4 0 0 Terwilleger 3 0 0 Beaseley 3 0 0 Bonhey 2 10 SWIM CLASSES BEGIN JULY 12 FOR REGION YMCA The Lake Region YMCA swimming ' instruction classes for 7 thru 13 year old boys and girls have been changed to 10 and 11 a.m. beginning on Monday, July 12, at the Hickory Manor Motel. Registrations for the July 12 class are still being accepted from 9 a.m. to I p.m. at the Lake Region YMCA office. The very low ratio of one instructor to every eight beginners is being maintained in the summer swim program. Over ninety youth are now registered and a second bus is being used for the Friday trip program. The busses stop at Wonder Lake and! McHenry Junior High School. Clark 1 0 0 Pickett 2 0, 0 33 5 6 Johnsburg ' 001 00010 DeKalb ' 110 000'30 Winning pitcher: Pickett Losing pitcher: Freund . Home runs: Timm Sunday, July 4 Johnsburg (8) AB R H Schaefer 3 2 0 Freund " 4 1.0 Kazlauski .. 4 1 2 Smith 3 0 1 B. Hiller ~ 3 0 0 E. Mack 4 0 0 J. Meyers 3 0 0 W. Hiller 3 11 Michels . 0 1 0 J. Hiller 3 2 1 30 8 5 Dundee (1) AB R H Doyle 3 0 0 C. Hopp 4 0 1 Fritz 4 0 0 Wright 4 0 1 Duewel 3 0 0 Schommer 3 11 Lewin 2 0 0 Thelander 10 0 Simonini 3. 0 1 Peters 3 0 0 31 1 4 Dundee 010 000 000 Johnsburg 110 40101 Winning pitcher: Mack Losing pitcher: Peters I"ew people know enough to know NOT to tell all they know. Read The Classifieds Dedicate Doenecke Field '.iiL • • J"-'.." - " -'--j* l? . Fifty boys and many parents and friends gathered, for the dedication of Doenecke Field on Saturday, June 26. The invocation was given by the newly appointed pastor of Mount Hope Methodist Church, the Rev. John Atherton. The service of dedication was presided over by William Fox Valley Riders The Fox Valley Riders' Motorcycle Club scrambles race will* be held Sunday, July 11. Starting time will be 1:00 p.m. at their track on the R. C. Raven farm 3 miles north of 176 and 3 miles south of 120 on the Griswold Lake blacktop. Food and refreshments on the grounds. RECOVERING FROM FALL Mrs. Frances Mendyk of Lakeland Park is recovering in McHenry hospital after suffering serious injury to her back in a fall last week at the home of a neighbor. Bischoff, the president of the' board of trustees of the church. All present joined in the ritual of dedication. The field was dedicated to the • sportsmanship of. all who use it. To the fellowship of boys in learning-to live better one to another/ and learning the meaning of rules and,regulations and the sport of baseball. Mr. Bischoff called on t-he Rev. Christian J.. Doenecke for a short speech. Rev. Doenecke stated that' he hoped the boys would learn Brotherhood, as the ball field is to be for all the boys in the community regardless of race, religion or creed, that they would learn Christianity as they should try to play in the Spirit of Christ and that they would learn discipline through the men who have given .,of their time to be the coaches. After the dedication service a ball game was played between the Johnsburg Pirates, and the Pistakee Angels in which Rev. Doenecke threw out the first ball. TWO BIG NIGHTS -- PROFESSIONAL j MOTORCYCLE RACES FRIDAY July 1 - 8:30 P.M. Waukegan Speedway SATURDAY, JULY 10-8:30 P.M. Kenosha Lakefront Stadium SPONSORED BY I'M I * * * * * * * * * AT BOTH THEATRES WAUKEGAN Open 7:00 If you think this car is classic. Jet me tell you what can happen in the back seat!" STARTS FRIDAY JULY 9 OVER 30 SMASH SONGS ROY DRUSKY BILL ANDERSON WtlMA lit * STONEY COOPER AUDREY WIUIAMS Tha STONEY MT. 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