StdionOne -- Page Pour THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, May 12,1966 so I hear . . . T) By: Earl Walah Aiiy resemblance to our column as turned in last week and as it appeared escapes our eagle eye. ^ We never forget a word about Mother's Day, but 'twas So&t along the way. And, a note to Bill Malpede. We did report Ben Thelen's hole-in-oiie which was shot on the 145-yard fourth hole at Pistakee Country Club. We noted that you were almost as ithrUted as Ben. Aside from those items and a goof-up of lines in the report •on Paul Morenz everything was just dandy. That was a week that left us weak. So this is the day .we had our say. ATTEN-SHUN! Boys who want to play American Legion baseball are urged to meet at 3 p.m., Saturday, Mayr 21st, in the American Legion Home. If you were born Jbefore Sept. 1st. 1947, you are not eligible for this league. The CoQnty League is waiting for you.- • - . Leonard Bottari is going to manage the team this year and Is enthusiastic about making this- a successful and enjoyable season for the players. Be there to sign your card. After the Dodgers won the wforld series last, year, the experts told us the game had changed. Defense was to be the story of baseball. Somehow, 1JTJseeftxs the teams with fence blisters are the ones who are picking up the marbles so far this season. The defense looks Eighty helpless watching a ball sail over the fence. ..Let us remind you that Gene Efrooke is handling the sports liage. If you do not get a chance to talk to Gene, please leave your reports in the Plaindealer • office for him. At night yqu can slip your story in the slot in front of the Plaindealer bliildirtg. Now we know this old world of ours is mixed up. When you arise on a morning near the middle of May and see the ground covered wjth snow, it is time to believe that the pattern is cockeyed. Future generations will be singing "I'm Dreaming Of A White May Day". » Check Those Permits Organizations thnt hold wild raccoon hunts, field trials, regattas or other such activities requiring authorization or permits from the Illinois Department of Conservation must apipiy at least 10 days prior to |the date of the event. A permit will not be granted if requests are not received by the Springfield office in the required time. Daylight Saving Time was first introduced in Germany during World War 1, and was adopted next by England and France. M ing. n ~in OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Old Time Dancing Nightly Wednesday thru Sunday Dine & Dance to the Music of Billy Morris' full orchestration organ. Come on out for an Evening ' of Fine Dining and excellent listening. Luncheons served daily except Monday. From 11 to 3 p.m. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE McHENRY 385-0345 NORTHERN ILLINOIS GAS COMPANYS UNDEFEATED BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Sharp shooting employes of Northern Illinois Gas Company's Northwest division copped top honors in the company's interdivision basketball competition this year. Shown with Charles F. Henness, Vice-President Public Relations, who presented the first place trophy to the undefeated champions, are (first row, from left) Donald C. Neihengen, of Crystal Lake, Hehftan'R. Bailey, of Algonquin; James B. Pinkstaff, r of • rMicHenry; Donald J. Peacock, of Crystal Lake; Mr. Henness;, (back row, from left) John O. McGee and Richard- H. Wohnrade, both of McHenry; George T. Morrison, of Elgin; William J. Oeffling, of McHenry, and Vernon F; Lincoln, of Wauconda. HAM MAY. "BIG MAH" FOR CULVER STOCKTON'S BASEBALL TEAM a '.i CANTON, Mo.--Faced with the prospect of hitting below .300 for the first time in college, Culver-Stockton senior Harry May has gone on a hitting rampage. The left-handed hitting second baseman collected four hits in six official trips to the plate as Culver-Stockton swept a doubleheader from Drt^ry College Saturday (April 30). May reached base seven times in eight trips to the plate and scored six runs. Among his hits were a home run and two doubles. He drove in three runs and stole three bases. The output raised his average to .282 and put. the ..3QQ. mark within reach. As a freshman, May hit >365. He raised it to .428 his sophomore year and pounded the opponents for a .465 mark last spring. At McHenry (111.) High School, May hit at least .300 for Coach L. J. McCracken every season but one. He slipped to a .298 mark his senior year. "He's the - best hustler I have on the team," says Culver- Stockton Coach Chuck Solberg. "He has a tremendous knowledge of the game and is a real team leader. "He's just starting to hit like he should, 'but even in his hitting slump he got good wood on' the ball. He Struck out only four times in the first 13 games." May. went hitless in three of the first four games and had a 1-fOr-ll start before braking the ^shiliip." . • May's" siie, at 5-foot-6 and 162 "poupds, may be his only limitation as ' a professional prospect. . A good baserunner, he covers plenty of ground around second and has made 0nly';Qh0' error--that in the first game. He has helped the Wildcats turn out 11 double plays. An excellent lead-off hitter, May walked 10 times, stole seven bases and scored 13 runs in the first 13 games. But he can • hit with power, too, despite his size. He led the Wildcats in extra base hits last season and shared the early lead this spring. "May has the respect of the entire team," Solberg says, "and they follow his example. He may look small to some of the teams we play, but they soon realize their mistake. He's Culver - Stockton's big man." McHEN FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY, MAY 13 -17 Friday Sat. - Sun. -- 7-9 p.m. Monday and Tuesday -- 8 p.m. 17. 7?SS I RICARDO MONTALBAN a* "ike. ft ' £*4Uji*UjCAlU«f" Inspired by the song "Dominique" GREER GARSON |la PAI1AVISI0H' and METR0C0L0R WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY' MAY 18 - 21 Tom Jones' and 'Irma La Duce' One Complete Show Starting at 6;45 Help Send a Scout To Summer Camp! FRIDAY1 MAY 27th -- 7 - 9 p.m. "7 Brides for 7 Brothers" Dick Mail's "JAMBOREE AT MARATHON' ALL SEATS 75c WARRIORS SPLIT WITH NORTH CHICAGO. L0S1 TO MARIAN CENTRAL 1-0 The baseball team split a double header with North Chicago Saturday. The first game was lost by the Warriors 2-1, again demonstrating a lack of offensive punch. Dave F. Smith w;as again the victim of poor hitting. Dave allowed nine scattered hits, walked one, hit one batter, and fanned three. The second game must have been a great relief to the Warriors as they put across seven runs, winning 7-2. The brightest aspect of all however, was sophomore pitcher Creighton. Creighton was brought up to the varsity specifically for the double header and came through with a victory. He allowed only four hits. The sophomore hurler fanned seven in chalking up the victory. District Meet How Tim Freund, Warrior ace pitcher, must have felt after allowing only four hits and striking out nine batters is understandable. Tim pitched excellent ball against Marian Central and allowed them only Frosh Traelmen Finish Lag® On Triangular Meet The Aic Henry fresh men track squad lost its second triangular track meet with Dundee scoring 11V2 points, Lakewood scoring 48 points, and McHenry scoring 28V2 points. Points were picked up in the following events by McHenry: 100-yard dash: Mike Neubauer, 3rd and Don Sturm, 4th. 880-yard run: Dennis Roby, 2nd. One Lap Relay Team: Zalud, Sturm, Wetzel, and Neubauer, 2nd. 400-yard dash: Bob Potter, 3rd. Mile Run: Mark Smith, 2nd. 220-yard dash: Mike Neubauer, 4th. Long Jump: Mike Neubauer, 3rd. Shot Put: Rich Mueller, 2nd. Pole Vault: Ken Roy, 1st. 4 Lap Relay Team: Roby, Borter, Wahl, and Potter, 2nd. The next freshman track meet will be held at Mundelein qn Friday, May 13. one run, but still lost as McHenry failed to score. His teammates felt badly as they could only muster up two hits, one by Dennis Blake, the other by sophomore Bill Kuechel. Both Kuechel and Dave Sard are sophomores brought up to the varsity. Each is an excellent player, Kuechel a shortstop, Sard a third baseman. Weather Forces Cancellation At Waukegan Races Waukegan, HI., May 8th. -- Unseasonable cold and very windy weather forced the cancellation of the Sunday night, May 8th., modified and late model stock car races scheduled for the Waukegan Speedway. A full card of modified and late model stock car racing is scheduled for this coming Sunday night, May 15th. After cool and showery weather greeted the crowd for the thrilling Saturday night races, a turn to even cooler and more unpleasant weather surrounded the possibilities of racing Sunday night. This setback makes it three out of five programs that the weatherman has 'won' at Waukegan Speedway this spring. PROM ROYALTY TRACKMEN LOSE FINISH SECOND Thursday the Warrior track team lost to Dundee 49-69. Then on Saturday McHenry was host to Belvidere, and Dundee for a Relay meet. Belvidere won the relays with 56 points, McHenry was second with 42, and Dundee last with 27. Results for the meets were: Dundee-McHenry 2 mile: Elder (D) Bodenner (D) Alderson (M), 10:59:6. 100 H.H.: Novak (D) Schwartz (D) Johnson (M), 13:3. 100 Ballschmeide (D) Reinboldt (M) Tate (D) 10:4. 880 Erhardt (D) Neubauer (M) Tometh (D) 2:08. 2 Lap Relay: Dundee. 440 Reinboldt tyl) - 56:4. 100 L.H. Novak (D) Schwartz (D) Pliner (M), 118. Mile Echart (D) Neubauer (M), 447. 220: Dundee 220. Shot: Morenz (M) Winston (M) Moore (M) 46'91/2'\ High Jump: Rieke (D) Pliner (M) Kilday (M) 5'4". Broad Jump: Schwartz (D) Reinboldt (M) Kilday (M) 17' 9%". Pole Vault: Pliner (M) Todd TO DUNDEE 4M» McHENRY DELAYS (M) McCarthy (D) 11'. Mile Relay: Dundee 3:50.9. Discus: Morenz (M) Winston (M) Lossman (M) 126'3". McHenry Belays 4 Mile Relay: (Bel) (McH) (Dun) 19:48. High Hurdles: (McH) (Bel) (Dun) 1:07:5. Shot Put: (Bel) (McH) (Dun) 187'3Vfe". Mile Relay: (Bel) (Dun) (McH) 3:39:4. Long Jump: (Bel) (Dun) (McH) 71W. Soph. Sprint: (McH) (Dun) (Bel) 3:54:4. Var. Sprint: (Bel) (McH) (Dun) 3:53:2. Discuss: (Bel) (McH) (Dun) 509' 1%". 2 Mile Relay: (Bel) (McH) (Dun) 8:50:1. Soph. Low Hurdle: (McH) (Bel) (Dun) 1:33. Var. Low Hurdle: (Bel) (Dun) (McH) 1:29:1. 880 Relay: (Bel) (McH) (Dun) 1:35:5. High Jump: (Dun) (Bel) (McH) 20'8". Pole Vault: (McH) (Dun) (Bel) 38'6". McHenry Recreation T. Rebel, 617; R. Busak, Jr., 567; C. Wallwin, 555; B. Lunsfard, 538; R. Bujak, Sr., 536; W. Kangee, 533; G. Dehler, 525; F. Hannemann, 516; J. Kuna, 515. D. Schwankl, 512; S. Wallwin, 510; C. Supek, 503; T. Oeffling, 501. les To Hold Meeting The Lake County Rifles semipro football team of the Central States League has launched a recruiting drive to add new players to its roster. At the same time, Head Coach Eugene "Chick" Cichowski has called a players meeting for Tuesday evening, May 17, at 8 p.m., in the meeting room of the First State Bank of Libertyville. Purpose of this meeting is J5or the new Rifles mentor to outline the practice schedule for the 1966 season and also to reveal the playing schedule. The get-together also will enable Cichowski and his coaching staff to meet his players. The Rifles, who placed second in the southern division standings in their initial season last fall, play all of their home games in Waukegan on Saturday evenings. In addition to last season's veteran players, the Rifles organization is extending an open invitation to any former pro, college, or high school players to attend the meeting. I 4 BIG DAYS Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. - Sun. May 12 thru 15 WAIT DISNEY5 THEu I ciy & tCHSHll TECmwioai. wftU Techn* SUltra Modern - Show Starts at Dusk KYLINI dm-IN One Mile East of McH<asu?y on Route 120 STARTS FRI.-MAY 13th 0.™wraK Academy Award » poowffw mm! fccSd czotkMt pklwr... MCOP btr mMtta...C70sb aMti...l«r ACTOR LEE MARVIN "Award Winner RECEIVES AWARD President Leslie A. Holmes of Northern Illinois university was honored last week at the annual College of Business awards program at Northern Illinois university. Student winners of awards included Philip Eugene Harper of 5608 Woodlane drive, Wonder Lake, a senior, given by the NIU Management department. It usually takes more brains and thought to live a successful life, than it took to become that way in the first place. One place to find stirring passages is in a cook book. crp mum iBUKTRE PHONE 336-0032 WOODSTOCK FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY "THE SKULL" -- also -- "REVENGE OF THE GLADIATORS" SUN. - MON. - TUES. "THE HALLELUJAH TRAIL" -- also --• "THE GLORY GUYS" Two Action Packed Westerns STARTS WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 "IRMA LA DUCE" -- and -- "TOM JONES" I! .. ifV,,'1',' lit i'ftvl#!:. Kristlne Chelinl WMmi ISIS Joe Moerschbaecher Miss Kristine .Chelini, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Chelini Jr., of Allen avenue, and Joe Moerschbaecher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moerschbaecher of Lakeland avenue, McHenry, were named king and queen of the Marian high school junior prom held last Friday evening at Lake Lawn. Install Officers Of Altar-Rosary Sodality Mrs. Kathryn Luing was installed as president of the Altar and Rosary sodality of St., Patrick's church at a meeting held last week. Others installed with her were Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson,- vice-president; Mrs. Gertrude Murphy, recording secretary; Mrs. Cecilia Oakford, treasurer. Mrs. Tillie Doherty acted as installing officer and Mr:-. Vickie Bottari as sergeant-alarms. Mrs. Dorothy Weber was pianist for the evening. It was an impressive ceremony performed amidst lighted candles, and each officer was given a patroness-of-amonth as her guidance. Hymns were sung, honoring the Blessed Mother. Rev. Fr. Guzzardo said the closing prayers, after which cards were played and refreshin ]iry Fo\ River Grove, UJ. OPENS Sat. May 14 Entertainment Every Fri. and Sat. Nite and SuhcSsf Afternoon LIVE MUSIC By The B0SA NOVA S BASJ Dave L. Smith leads the team in runs scored this season. Dave was switched from third base to the outfield by Coach Hageman and has done a fine defensive job. His .greatest asset to the team is his aggressvie base running. •Smith DENNIS 3LAKE Dennis Blake is the Warrior clean-up hitter and is one of the team's long ball threats. Dennis plays first base. Another Public Service Presentation of: NYE DI G 1825 N. Riverside Drive Phone 885-4426 STARTS FRIDAY - MAY 13 7 BIG DAYS! OPEN NIGHTLY 7:30 Mv Newman isHannr . {ax&meuinigest bundle off Joy...on fiSn© oereeml • • • O O o ® o ® o O o O o O o LAUREN SHELLEY and Harpar not to be believed! CONNIE MAUREEN and JIM ARTHUR JANET PAMELA ROBERT JANE HENRY WYATT-JONES and? IY0 Scraeipbj 6y SUHSER AKIKUR10H8, Based upon ha Seje Ptoy t il ProducadbyKOflMHIEJUI * Drtcted by TOWfll JWi TECHNICOLOR*-PANAVISION« FROM WARNER BROS. Ill* LEIGH-IFFIN'MER Satr^hWlWHSMtU* McH * JOTt G£R» W OlJOTT «ST[i£B Ckected t>r JICK SUM TECHWCW MyiSIQN* FROM WARMER BROS. Also -- Late Show FRI. & SAT. Ann Margaret * "KITTEN WITH A WHIP" VISIT OUR NEWLY REMODELED REFRESHMENT BUILDIMG FOR TASTY TREATS