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'&• % ' ^T * fG. 4, SEC; I - PLA1NDEALER - JUNE 29, 1967 ' H"* *- HEAR Wmth • ' \ x'. . ' v •;*?/& MCHS Cheerleaders Attend Annual Summer Clinicg At State University ? Hie time has came to see what's cookta*. The weeks seem to fly. Looking bade over the week, we think of the band concert and the pleasure of seeing so many people enjoying the music and park. If band concerts are old fashioned, so are hundreds of people who enjoy them. A few more old fashioned ways would suit us. And the singing of Irish songs didn't do a thing biit please us. a player being injured, then see him out on the field in all his glory the next Saturday. In baseball, they put 'em on the disabled list. We heard a good one. ft John Boehm of Kane Ave. was doing some painting a week ago Sunday and dashed down to Ruck's Hardware about noon when paint was running low. Being a nice guy, he took a few kids in the car for the ride. Somehow in the mmro of locking front and rear (Jours, John and his friends were locked in the store, ft took a bit of phoning before they got out. If you want to get locked in a store, John, pick a grocery store and stay for lunch. Amazing seems to be the word for those hard hitting Cubs. How their pitching staff is holding up we'll never know. One las to feel proud of Ken Holtzman going inio military service without bellyaching, but must wonder how high Manager Durocher would have his team rath Holtzman er some ether starter available. Our dear friends (Cii> fans) have told us! The old days have gone and left us. In looking over the Johnsburg Tiger lineup we note only one Freun&^At one time they had six or seven Freund boys in there. M Over Johnsburg ; The Johnsburg Tigers saw their record fall to 2-2 for the season, as they lost to Elgin Frontier Lanes, 7-0. The Tigers managed only one hit, a bunt single by Kit Carstens. Altogether, it was a rough night for Johnsburg, as the Elgin pitcher was very sharp. Kit Carstens started for the Tigers and was tagged with the loss. He was plagued by lack of control which led to his, downfall in the 3rd inning. Jin/ Meyers came on and pitched excellent in relief for the remainder of the game. Johnsburg will play at Geitoa tiiis Sunday, and at home on July 4 against Crystal Lake. Game time for both of these contests will be 1:30. The Tigers appreciate all assistance rers In Postal Ri Explorer Post 37, sponsored by St. Peter's Catholic church, Rockford, won the Council trophy in the Postal Rifle Mitch, it was announced byReinholdG. Miller, Scout Executive. The match is sponsored by the Rational Rifle Association and the Boy Scouts of America, and Explorer Scouts all over the nation take part. Teams ale comprised of four members, and all firing is done at 50 feet, shooting 10 shots in each of three positions, prone, kneeling, and standing. TJie rifle team of Post 37, under Charles Reed, Advisor, was second in Region Seven with a score of 1,012. This was only Trophy g was ninth place in the enl$e nation. • \ - J :-'0; Other units participating included two teams from ftfet 145, sponsored by thb Kiwanis Club in Wonder Lake, andha team from Post 125, sponsored by St. John's piurch in BtHvldere, \• Jim Brehman^ of Post 125, was the wira»er\ of a Region Seven trophy, wijth a score of 170. • \ , x;. Hie Postal Rifle Match is-an annual events ahd\,trophies are given for those shooting the highest scores on a national basis, winners on a regional level, and high scores for each council. A • Now comes the Fourth trf July. We have probably mentioned before that the 4th always seemed like the high spot of the summer when we^erekids. Cap guns and firecrackers in thpse days. Accidents and burns tod. „ But, somehow, we always felt ttat summer was going down hill after the big holiday and school opening loomed like a monster, ft meant the time was coming what we had to put on our shoes. Friends continue to ask us if barbers charge us full price for a haircut. One group plans a congressional investigation. With Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bolger* s daughter, Kathy, winning the coveted honor of Governor at Girls State, the thought came out that confusion may result with two "Guvs" in the Bolger family. Just heard that our old Mend, Pastor Lofaitz, has left this earth. We sat beside him at bantfn# tables and always enjoyed his humor. The last time we talked to him was when he phoned to give us a couple of jokes that we could use. So long, old friend, and may there be good fishing 19 there. A number of cheerleaders from McHenry High School returned June 16 from^a week of work and study at the 14th Annual Summer Cheerleading School at Illinois State University. Shown in attendance at the school (from left to right) are Marjie Ruth, Jeannie De- Vries, Diana Evans (top), Paula Parker (bottom), Barb Kober and Lois Hansen, captain. While in competition there, they earned three firsts and an honorable mention. The traditional summer clinics are offered by ISU, at the request of high school officials, in an effort to improve sportsmanship at athletic events as well as to provide the latest instruction in cheerleading techniques. Dr. Eugene Hill, ISU professor of physical education and clinic director, reports that a capacity group of 700 students were registered in advance for each of the three oneweek sessions (June 11-16, June 18-23, and June 25-30). L.R. Herkimer of Dallas, Texas, who provides the instructional staff for the clinics through the National Cheerleaders Association, personally directed some of the classes during the first week. Daily classes and mass demonstrations were held in Horton Field House or in the University High School gymnasium, and a recreational program included opportunities for swimming and a special clinic dinner and program during the week. They bad carnivals, but a merry-go-round was the thriller. Cotton candy was a real treat. Now comes the big American Legion carnival and crowds will throng to see the various forms of amusemeiA. Personally, we liked the bongo games before they were on the gamb- Ui@ list, ft was oik game where you could sit down. . Our White Sox are 5% games to front in the American League race, but contort land a player m the All-Star squad. We doort faHJw if those Sax are all good or bad. Annual Golf Outing To Benefit Comity Mental Health Fund Annual golf outing for the benefit of the Mental Health Center for McHenry Couiriy is scheduled for Thursday, June 29 at the Woodstock Country Club. The nine-hole course will be the scene for the golfing fun, but the committee headed by Don Cooney plans other pleasures too. The donation includes lunch and dinner, plus prizes given the/tedm.' Johns^rg: AB R H Doherty 3 0 0 May 4 •' 0 ft {filler 4 0 0 Smith L. 4 0 0 Meyers 2 0 0 Himpleman 3 0 0 BaWolfe 3 0 0 Reinbolt 2 0 0 Freund •i 0 0 Carstens 2 0 i Smith D. 1 0 0 Sompel 0 0 0 Totals 29 0 1 Elgin: AB R H Meyers 4 2 »2 Nevins 5 0 0 Young 3 1 1 Kluxdahl 5 1 1 Meyers 2 1 0 Smith 1 1 0 Turner 4 0 1 Olson 1 0 0 Wahl 4 0 1 Dodgett 3 0 2 Frink 1 0 0 ACkman 4 1 0 Totals 37 7 8 enry County Swimming And Diving Competition In Sports Festival Football has always classed as a rough game. Sometimes we wensisr. Just take a lode at all the injuries in basetaalL In football, you read about Tickets may be obtained by calling Cconey at 338-3131, or by contacting ether committee members inducting Joe Gitlin, Walter Schuett, Jr., Bill Tammeus, all of Woodstock, Harvey Meyers, Marengo, or the Mental Health Center at McHenry, 385-6400. Win 5-2 Bsl Crystal Ba - by Ken Laurence - At the beginning of the Baseball season it wasn't quite Imcv7n whether or not the Shamrocks were going to have a team or not. But, imfigr manager Rich Soda, we dug tip ennugji toll players who wanted to play, or would play till the team got enough players, to field a teem. The first few games were played with players who hadn't played tell in up to 8 years and some who never played baseball in their lives. With these players the Shamrocks lost its first three games. But one bright note, they were all close games. They were losses to Johnsburg 4-0, Elgin Noon Hours 6-2, and to Crystal Lake 6-5. But last Sunday with more ball players who didn't know 19 to that time there was a team, we beat the Elgin Crystal Ball by a score of 5-2. Pitching was the story of the gune Sunday, as veteran httrler Ren Mauer teamed ig> with Jack A&ms and scattered 6 hits during the game. Elgin pitcher Walt Yandell went all the way for the losers. He pitched himself a good game, allowing the Shamrocks only 6 hits, but his teammates didn't bade him up, giving up many runs on errors. Next Sunday the Shamrocks play DeKalb, the new entry in the league, who are as of now undefeated. The game is here in McHenry where tve are now playing our home games on the high school varsity diamond. This is located behind the football field, across from the Jr. High school. Game time is 1:39, so let*s have some of the g(m1 old McHenry fans out at McHenry 5 Laurence 3rd Farr CF Soda C, SS Funk SS Benson IB Pitzen LF Adams 2B, P ifinspater RF Mauer P, 2B Herman C AB R H 4 2 1 The first McHenry county swimming and diving competition to determine entries in the Illinois Farm Sports Festival will be held Saturday, July 15 CANOEING GUIDE FOR ILLINOIS IS NOW AVAILABLE Springfield, I1L, June 19-- The Illinois Canoeing Guide is now available, the Illinois Department of Conservation announced today. Distances between launching and takeout points, obstacles, portages, scenic areas, historic sites, suggestions for a successful trip and maps of 22 streams and two canals are contained in the Guide. The information was gathered by experienced paddlers, Department of Conservation personnel and other interested persons during the spring and summer of 1966. Copies of the Illinois Canoeing Guide are available free from the Illinois Department of Conservation, Boating Section, Room 100, State Office Building, Springfield, 111. 62706. Elgin 2 AB R H Yandell P 5 0 1 Normack RF " 4 0 0 Martin SS 4 0 1 Gray IB 4 0 0 Marshall LF 4 1 2 Bills 3B 4 0 1 Whalen C 4 0 0 Scruggs 2B 4 0 0 Spsnn CF 4 1 1 McHENRY, ILL. 385-0144 ENDS THURS., JUNE 29 "HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT " REALLY TRYING" Shoyvs at 7 and 9 pan. FBI. - THURS. JUNE SO - JULY 6 at the Woodstock Municipal PooL Dan Andrew, chairman for this McHenry County Farm Bureau event, said the 23-event program will start at 10 a.m. Andrew and Dick Peters will conduct the meet. Qualifiers at the county level will be eligible to represent McHenry county in the Illinois Farm Sports Festival at Springfield on August 22. Winners at the state level will receive atrophy. Participants who qualify for the Springfield finals will need to arrange their own transportation and housing but Henry Edgerton, McHenry County Farm Bureau executive secretary, will cooperate with those requiring help. Persons eligible for this meet are; all members of a Farm Bureau family, all 4-H members over 9; regular Homemakers Extension Association members, and FFA and FHA members. "We look for outstanding competition and a fine turnout. FAMILY OUTDOOR BA 3-8155 Rts. 120 & 21, Grayslake KIDDYLAND ENDS THUR., JULY 29 "DR. ZHIVAGO" FRI. - THURS. JUNE 30 - JULY 6 We hope McHenry county can present a representative team," Andrew said. "Point scoring at Springfield is a big part of the county total in the Sports Festival. In recent years, entries in swimming has been nil. We hope to change that, starting now!" Noscar "500" Set For Drag Racers •I The eyes of the auto racing world turn to another "500" within the next two weeks-the NASCAR International "500" of Drag Racing which will be run July 1-4 at Rockford Dragway. At Great Lakes, the dragsters will run on Saturday night and Sunday afternoon and the stock cars on Monday and Tuesday. NATIONAL SAFE BOATING EVENTS NEXT SATURDAY Once again, it is time for the National Safe Boating Week Program that will be held at the Grove Marina, in Fox River Grove, Illinois on Saturday, July 1, 1967 starting at 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. The highlight of the day will be the selection of Miss Safe Boating of Illinois 1967. Doing the honors as Master of Ceremonies will be the popular bisc Jockey of WIND, Radio, Bill Berg. Single girls from all walks of life and ranging in age from 18-27 will compete for this State Title. Also an outstanding water ski show will be presented by the Sand Bar Ski Club on the Fox River in front of the Grove Marina at 1:30 p.m. A decorative boat parade will follow the crowning of Miss Safe Boating of Illinois 1967 and trophies will be awarded to the three boats decorated the best. Ed CBradovich, Defensive End, Chicago Bears will be one of the judges for this event. Boat owners wishing to enter tills event may do so by signing in at the Grove Marina at 12 noon on the day of this program. Otto Wins 50 Lake Geneva Race Lake Geneva, Wis. Rodger Von Otto, current point leader at the Lake Geneva Speed Center, pushed his Pontiac powered, modified into the lead on the 21st lap tonight, lost it briefly to Jr. Dodd of Waukegan on the 48th lap, then recovered it (Mi the last lap, to win the June Championship Fifty lap race. COURT BRI! Also in Branch I court, Gene A. 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