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v"--' -- • --1------- have asked. "How s business?" SO I HEAR . . . There isn't too much wrong with our young people that a good haircut wouldn't cure. Martin Smith, tip" Jfrom St. Louis, was in for our annual chat. The visit was too short. Martin, chuckles over that trade that gave the Cardinals Lou Brock. Observations while watching the big leaguers play ball: You can't groove a ball to any big league hitter without sad results. Good bunters are scarce. Catchers Still tip off outside pitches. Telephone operators continue to be very kind to callers needing help in emergencies. People should let the telephone company know. Too often we register complaints, but fail to report the. good deeds. What's our big hurry these days? One pill gets into our blood stream a few seconds before another so that's the one we should buy, say the commercials. So long as that little pill does the job when it gets there is all we care. There are many great Negro stars in baseball. But, where are the catchers? If there is another Roy Campanello around in the bushes, our team could use him. Pitcher Pena, Detroit hurler who set the Sox back on their heels the other night, pronounces his name "Pain-ya". That's the way he struck us, too. Saw Warren Holly's service truck parked in the Pries parking lot last week when it was 95 in the shade. The sign painted on the truck advertised "SNOW REMOVAL". Nobody around or we would Thought the other day that it was about time for Bill Pries to break into the news again. Now, he makes it. Bill called his shot on the ninth hole at McHenry Country Club, then sank a hole-in-one. Putting on a ham act, Bill told the two golfers with him just how he was going to put that ball on the green and into the cup. Only Bill Pries could pUt on that act and have it come true. We have reported quite a few of his unusual antics over the years. Hollywood should know about our Bill, In Russia they sent an Englishman to prison for talking against communism. At the same time the commies were running a training ^school for "students" in our country. These trainees will be sent to our colleges where they seem to have been successful in stirring up trouble. Those great leaders of revolt do not like our form of government, but enjoy the privileges that only a democracy can afford. We believe that all U.S. citizens should take an active interest in maintaining high standards of government. When they plan to change or overthrow our form of government, they can go away. On Sunday, August 1, 8 p.m. at the V.F.W., the Teen Age Softball team will play Bimbo's in the annual battle of youth vs. age. A league game will be played before this special attraction. A sociable group of friends gathered 'round at the Tony Varese home Monday night to meet "The Champ", Rocky Marciano. We have previously told you our impressions of Rocky. They haven't changed. After meeting him on only two occasions, we seem to think of him as an old friend. Bill Marqiiart, who is on the way up in the heavyweight ranks, was also present and told us he is going into the Marine Corps for six months. He won't get out of condition there. Sox fans like John R. Schmitt were mighty happy when the Sox beat the Cubs Monday night with the greatest of ease. Nary a Cub fan pfaoned us until Tuesday evening when Jerry Miller phoned with congratulations. And, he's a real Cub fan . . . all the way. PICKUPS-- Belief is a truth held in the mind Faith is a fire in the Heart.' He is happiest Avho hath power to gather wisdom from a flower.. Happiness is best attained by learning to live each day by itself. The worries are mostly about yesterday and tomorrow. Prepare today for tomorrow and forget about yesterday. Better do a kindness near at home, than walk a thousand miles to burn incense. --by "The * Padre" NOTE to "Padre's Helper": Our sports page copy is in and space is filled. We plan to give your fine effort a second look before things start humming next week. FORM BOWLING TEAM George Rodenkirch, who heeds the Company I firemen bowling committee, has announced that a team will be formed from among firemen, tentatively scheduled to bowl on, Wednesdays. THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER All-Star Baseball Game Pits Stars VS Tigers At Johnsburg Sunday Thursday, July 29, 1965 Character makes the man, experience makes character, and mistakes make experience. When birds that can be taught to talk are raised in groups, they seldom talk. One proven way to stay happily married is to stay happily in love. Wealth and honors usually come to those who do more for nothing, than for pay. ENTERTAIN BOXING CHAMP mm Ir ' 'tfuw Rudi J. Photo Shown at the poolside of Tony Varese's home Monday evening are Rocky Marciano, Mrs. Marciano and Mr .Varese. In front Mary Ann Marciano and Dcbra Varese (in w.e pool). Tony Varese entertained the famous undefeated heavyweight boxing champion. Rocky Marciano and his family at a cocktail party this past Monday evening. Guests wandered informally from poolside to patio and visited with Rocky and his wife as a pool filled with young people splashed merrily. Rocky arrived at the Varese home Sunday evening after serving as parade marshal for the annual celebration and rodeo at Madison, Wis., July 23 through 25. The McHenry visit was a pleasure trip f>>r the Marciano family, who make their home in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., where 13-yearold Mary Ann will be going into the seventh grade. Rocky just recently testifier! in Washington at the hearings into the boxing game. He is optimistic that a National Commissioner of Boxing will return the fighting profession to its once esteemed place in the sports world. Rocky also was advising his young protege from McHenry, Bill Marquart, to make the most, of his upcoming sixmonth hitch in the Marines. When Bill returns, Rocky will resume his management of Bill's career. One of the highlights of the evening was a performance by Lisa Love, young singing star from New York, who entertained the quests with hits from her newest record album. Open Weekdays 6:45 Sat. 1:00, Sun. 2:15 ENDS THURSDAY July 29 'MARY POPPINS' STARTS FRIDAY July 30 - Aug. 5 "CINDERELLA' MERCHANT SPONSORED KIDDIE SHOW Saturdav at 1:30 p.m. "JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS" 2 Cartoons Plus Serial "THE GREAT ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN KIDD if 5' DON'T WAIT Reservations are now being taken for the 1965-66 Bowling Season. • Individuals • Teams • Leagues Phone 385-1475 3312 N. Chapel Hill Rd. Johnsburg, 111. A large crowd from around this county and Kane county is expected to show up for the annual All-Star baseball game at Johnsburg next Sunday. All-Star players chosen from the league will pit their bats and gloves against the Johnsburg Tigers in a game that is always, a lot of fun, but played for keeps. AU-Stars First Base .-- Wayne Wright, Dundee Second Base :-- Gegp Freund, McHenry Third Base -- Bill Funk, McHenry Left Field -- Don Kraemer, Richmond Center Field -- Jack Schae-- fer, Johnsburg Right Field -- Tim Farr, McHenry, Vern Hopp, Dundee tied Shortstop -- Bill Huff, Richmond Catcher -- Lloyd Smith, Johnsburg; Ron Miller, Richmond Pitchers -- Ed Mack, Johnsburg -- Gary Rudzinski, Richmond (Russ Cox, McHenry; Gary Peters, Dundee) tied Manager--Ray Miller, Richmond The All-Star game will start in Johnsburg at 1:30 on August 8. Due to Johnsburg playing the All-Stars, the following players, who were next high in votes, will replace the Johnsburg Players: Tom Dettinger, Dundee, Center Field; Butch Simonini, Dundee, Catcher: Jim Peterson, McHenry, Uitility. League Standings W L Johnsburg 10 4 McHenry 10 5 Dundee 7 8 Richmond 5 9 Northern Mini Bowmen News Two hundred-fifty archers participated in Northern Illini Bowmens' Safari Invitational Sunday, July 25. Although the majority of shooters attended from Illinois and Wisconsin,- a group came from Iowa and Calvin Weidenbaugh a visitor from Arizona shot the highest instinctive score for the day (505). Giving color to the Safari were Gert and Harold Krug in native color and dress complete with bracelet earrings. N.I.B. members receiving awards in the shoot were: Jean Bird, trophy in Class A; Irene Trumble, trophy in Class B and Janet Giliberto, third in class D. John Zawaski received a second place in Class B. John Fiedler, Jr. won a third place in instinctive intermediate boys and David Copley won first and Tim Dieball third in the Cubs division. Bob Crump was first place winner in Free Style Intermediate. Bill Hoiiser won first place in Free Style Class C. .Bob Paddock received third place in Junior boys. Northern Illini Bowmen will host the Bo Arrow Archers at a night shoot, Saturday. On Sunday the monthly club shoot will be held with registration starting at 9 a.m. Winning awards in their classes on Saturday were John Zawaski, John Giliberto, Jean Bird, David Bird, Bob Paddock. Paul Bird, Jack and Dave Paddock. Winners in the night shoot were John Zawaski and Shirley Klapperich. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS I Tigers Blast Shamrocks Out Of Lead 10-0 Sunday, July 25 the Johnsburg Tigers traveled to McHenry and blasted the Shamrocks out of first place by a score of 10-0. The Tigers jumped on McHenry starter Russ Cox for 3 runs on 3 hits and 2 walks in the first inning. Johnsburg scored twice more in the second inning on 2 doubles and 2 walks to take a 5-0 lead. The Tigers then turned the game into a rout with 2 runs on 3 hits in the 5th and 3 runs on four hits in the 8th. Ed Mack went all the way for the Tigers, allowing just 2 hits while the Tigers blasted 3 McHenry hurlers for 15 hits. Wayne Hiller was the hitting star for the Tigers getting 4 for 4. Jim Meyers and Lloyd Smith each had 3 hits. On Saturday the Tigers will travel to Polo for the opening of the Illinois State tournament game starting at 12:00. The Tigers are then scheduled to play Dundee at home on ^Sunday, game time 1:30. Tiger fans are reminded there will be an old timers game on Aug. 15th. Some of the old timers to be seen on the 15th will be Lloyd Freund, Tom Oeffling, Dick Hiller, Art Jackson and they tell us that Willie Klapperich has been loosening up for this game. McHenry AB R H Funk 3b 4 0 0 Koch 2b 4 0 I Freund If 4 0 0 Petersen lb 4 0 1 C. Adams cf 4 0 0 Klapperich ss 1 0 0 Gibson rf 1 0 0 Cox p 2 0 0 Petersen lb 0 0 0 Schmitt p o 0 0 Farr c 3 0 0 Walsh 0 0 0 30 0 2 Johnsburg AB R H May 3b 5 0 0 Schaffer If 5 1 1 Shields If 1 0 0 Kazlausky ss 5 2 2 Smith c 4 2 3 B. Hiller 3b 3 1 0 J. Hiller 2b 1 0 0 Meyers rf 5 2 3 W. Miller, cf 4 1 4 Freund lb 5 0 2 Mack p 3 1 0 41 10 15 Local KC's To Host Diocesan Golf Outing Announcement has been received this week that the Rockford diocesan, Knights of Columbus, golf outing will be held at the McHenry Country Club Thursday, August 12. Golf will be in swing all day and a dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. Those who do not play golf, reservations can be made for the dinner only. Reservations must be made with either Ed Buss or Henry Nell, Jr. no later than Sunday, August 8. Buss is the general chairman of the outing committee and, with Dick Hester, will represent McHenry on the committee which is made up of members from various councils in the diocese. A traveling trophy will be presented to the best 4-man team. The State Deputy's trophy will go to the best golfer of the day. McHenry, the host council, plans to go out to make this a most enjoyable outing. McHENRY THEATRE THURS., FRI. & SAT. JULY 29, 30 & 31 Two Shows 7-9 p.m. fSESlEr JULIEADAMS -JocmlM PANAVISIOM"~ Deluxe Couott kMu*ti*lVIDUriflS SUN. thru WED. AUG. 1-4 2 Shows 7-9 p.m. IS THE KEY IN IN HER ARMS'? UNIVERSAL PICTURE COMING: "MARY POPPINS" By Agnes Prazak July 20 saw the Giants win over the Braves 19 to 5. There were 3 homeruns hit, two by Gary Freund and one by Fairchild of the Giants. July 21 saw the Giants win over the Sox 20 to 0. There were four homeruns hit by the Giants. They were by DoMoto, Freund, Anderson and Becko. July 22 saw the Cards win over the Sox 14 to 0. Hester did a wonderful job of pitching for the Cards, allowing only one hit to the Sox. July 27 saw the Cards and the . Giants battle for first place. Cards took the game by 11 to 3 score. Yanek of the Cards hit one homerun and Fairchild Of the Giants hit the other. July 27 second game saw the Sox win over the Braves 5 to 2. A wonderful job of pitching was done by Schwegel and Wegener of the Sox for only allowing one hit. R.B.I. Freund, 20; DoMoto 19. Homerun hitters--Anderson, Laursen, J. Reinbolt and Do Moto with four each. George, DeMarco, Vanek, Wegener, Fairchild, D. Reinbolt and Freund each have three. Mc- Andrews, Becko, Hester, Mayer, and Camasta each have two. Links, Belohavy, Franklin and Stahlman each have one. Top Ten Hitters AB Pet. Freund 38 .500 Hester 35 .485 Laursen 32 .437 J. Reinbolt 31 .419 Vanek 35 .400 Anderson 34 .382 Mayer 30 .366 Wegener 28 .357 D. Reinbolt 34 .352 Nickel 16 .312 Pony League Schedule Aug. 2--Braves vs. Giants Aug. 3--Giants vs. Cards Aug. 4--Cards vs. Sox Aug. 5--Sox vs. Braves Standings Cards 10 1 Giants 9 2 Sox 4 8 Braves * 0 12 All Star first game for the McHenry Pony League will begin Saturday, July 31 in Rockford. The game will begin at 8:30 p.m. at Roy Gale Park in West Rockford. All boys and parents will meet at the V.F.W. at 6:301 p.m. Sunday, McHenry will be host to Rockford for a double header, at 1:30 p.m. We hope to see all you wonderful fans out to cheer our boys in for a double victory. The All Star players are: John Anderson, Tom Blenner, Mark Camasta, Joe DeMarco, Mark DoMoto, Gary Fairchild, Gary Freund, Gene Hester, Nick Martinez, Pat McAndrews, Don Reinbolt, John Reinbolt, Paul Schwegel, Frank Vanek, and Mark Wegener. Bunny Is A Hero in,. . Mil William J. Busse of Pistakee Highlands is shown with the family dog, Bunny, who proved himself a hero this week when he saved a pet duck from being killed by a mink. ENDS THURS. JULY 29 "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM" & "HARLOW" FRI. - THURS. JULY 30 - AUG. 5 FUN! MAGIC! MUSIC! * - ftJl WALT DISNEY S" TECHNICOLOR® Plus This Second Hit Caw as a bachelor beachcomber Lesue CaRpN as a castaway ( sohoolmarm | Father | Goose" TECHNICOLOR* co-sUrrii lOWaRD i \ A Granox Company Production / ^ A Universal Release LATE SHOW Fri. - Sat. July 30 - 31 John Wayne & James Stewart "LIBERTY VALANCE" LEGION BASEBALL McHENRY VS CARY GROVE Sunday our Legion team split a double header with Cary Grove... In the first game, two runs in the fifth inning gave us the lead 5-3. Cary scored their fourth run in the sixth. The big inning was the seventh. We scored what seemed to be four big insurance runs and a padded lead of 9-4. In the bottom of the seventh, Cary took advantage of our mistakes and turned them into four runs, leaving men on first and third when the final hitter struck out, falling short 9-8. Leaving too many men on base and poor defense cost us the second game. This second game was a replay of our first round game with Carjjj Grove which ended in a 0-0 tie. We led 5-4 going into the sixth .which was the last inning due to darkness. Cary scored twice in the bottom of the sixth on a walk, a hit and two costly miscues. This time we fell short 6-5. Legion Notes Dan Jamieson led the hitting attack in both games going 2-3. giving Dan 4 hits in 6 official times up for the day. Ray Bottari had a good day getting 2-5 and 3 RBI's. Mike Jamieson had 1-1 which was a big hit in the seventh inning of the first game and drove in the 2 decisive runs. Pitcher Tim Freund was the winning pitcher in the first game striking out 5, walking 4 and allowing 2 hits. Mike Jamieson pitched the last 2 innings of the first game. Dave Smith was the losing pitcher in the second game, going the 6 full innings backed up by poor defensive play. Dave struck out 7, walked 3 and allowed 7 hits. Bunny, a 13-year-old toy collie owned by Estcilc Busse of 109 Nippersink Drive, McHenry, is the community's latest hero. His story will touch the hearts of all animal lovers. Last Friday afternoon two white, pet ducks were swimming in the channel in Pistakee Highlands when suddenly a mink attacked them. The drake quickly swam away, making a loud noise as if to summon help. In the meantime, Bunny saw the female duck in distress. He dove into the water and continued to swim around the duck and kick until the mink lost its hold. Youngsters in the neighborhood, impressed with the ddg'5 heroism, gave Bunny a gold cup which reads "Worlds Greatest", and two blue ril3-" bons with the words "Hero'-', and "Bunny". The ducks are owned by. Melvin E. Pedersen of 101- Nippersink Drive, Pistake£ Highlands. Duane Harris Stretches Lead In Wilmot Race Duane Harris of McHenry, current point leader in the Modified stock car division at the Kenosha County Speedway in Wilmot, Wis., stretched out his lead on a restart as he outgunned Bob Ratajczyk of Waukegan who had led up until this point. At the end it. was Ratajezk second; Jr. Dodd 3rd; Jim Sullivan 4th; Bill Bohn 5th; and Jim Lawrence 6th. It was the most exciting racing of the entire season as the popular stock car oval and the crowd vvas the largest to see the races this year and not a (Continued on Page 5) STARTS FRIDAY, JULY 30 BIG HITS i ...an TIM CONWAY JOE FLYNN Plus THE SWIN6INGEST GO-GO SHOW! EVER! EVER! ill i n muoIVy OT BEATLES WESTERN n7/ 4 "COLOR BANDS TUNES COLOR, Children Free