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,? -W/t t A' • ' • - f y v V , «• «"^ ~* *\ -1 •.: "'<•.'-v.. ;v PG. 6, - PLAINDEALER - FRI., JULY 19, 1968 r^y^c^. • • ai \ ' v $&?WM&ry * »arfe"' «5- w^y '*<?! I ' s 'f*f • 1 ' ' 1- ' 'r^I C; \ >1 VW>:-- 'xv,, Boating gets a big boost in this picture of McHenry's queen, who shows a keen interest in riding the waves of the Fox river. Your sports department feels real lucky as our editor "KAF" generously turns over some queen pictures to us. She evidently reasons that boating belongs to the sports department. But, if you are looking at the boat, just go away. McHenry has boats galore -- just one queen of Marine Festival Day. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Earl Walsh SO I HEAR Sports Editors Wilmot Racing 'Events During Final Week It looks like McHenry will have the biggest time this coming weekend than anything since Mrs. CLeary's cow kicked the lantern over -- Sidewalk sales, dancing, parade, water show, music - You name it -- McHenry has it. „We jsat in our ,car. $crpss the street from th^ park last Thursday night to listen to the band concert, but won't pick that spot again. Cars seem to be attracted to Pearl street on band concert nights. And a lot of people are attracted to those band concerts each week. Such things are good for a community. One of these days we are all going to realize that sports events are big business. The big time football players just made it clear when they forced the owners into a big deal. Hie football boys were asking to come up to baseball in the way of pensions. Now the baseball players are making ready to demand more. Take the big TV money out of sports and everybody would go broke. won a 1-0 squeaker from Baltimore. McCraw got a hit, stole second, went to third on a wild pitch, then scored on a balk for the only run of the game. Lopez then pulled the right strings with left and right hand pitchers to save the game in the ninth. „ Just to make you . Ctyb fai*#: happy, we have to admit that we would like to have your second baseman, Beckert, on our team. Feel better? Public Drawing For Duck Blind Sites Springfield, 111., July 9 - A public drawing for 39 duck blind sites will be held starting at 6 p.m. Sunday July 28, at the Mississippi River Fish and Waterfowl Management Headquarters at Stump Lake, 10 miles northwest of Grafton on Route 100. Hunters must draw for these specific sites every year. Last year's owners do not have prior rights to them, according tothe Illinois Department of Conservation. Hie sites are located at Red's Landing, six miles west of Hardin; 12-Mile Island near Nut- Wilmot, Wis. The interstates Racing Association of modified stock cars has plans for special events for the final week of July at the Kenosha County Speedway in Wilmot. Saturday night, July 27, will be the first 50 lap feature event of iJtfT year at Wilmot. That will be followed by a midweek race on Wednesday July 31. These two events are set to round out what looks like the largest month of racing and attendance the Kenosha County Sjpeedway has had in several yfears1. Atffeni&nbe 'records for> the ^efcu1' h&ve'already been set. three different times in the month of July. While the point standings at Wilmot do not reflect the keen competition the fans have indicated their satisfaction at each of the races in spite of the feet that Whitey Harris and his Pursesnatcher modified have won five out of the seven races. Behind Harris, the point battle is as close as the running <mi the wide action track at Wilmot and Bill Bohn, Roger Otto, wood and Hurricane Island, 3 miles north of Hardin. Hunters may register for the drawing from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. July 20, 21 and 27 and from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. on Sunday, July 28t at the Mississippi River headquarters. Registrants must be present for the drawing, must be at least 16 years of age, and have a 1967 or 1968 hunting license in their possession. Tom Anderson and Claude Pot-0 ter are all well within striking distance of the leader Harris. With the extra night of racing on Wednesday night and the extra laps on the Saturday night race, a shake up could occur in the standings. The Wednesday night race, July 31, Mil again feature a Ladies Powder Puff race but this. time entrants will be limited to street stock cars only. HORSE SHOW TO BENEFIT CYSTIC FIBROSIS GOAL . "iir! A horse show for the benefit , of the Cystic Fibrosis Research foundation will be held on July , 20,1968 near Plainfield. There will be an all Western performance show with 100 percent jackpot games, starting at 9 a.m. and a Championship Cut- , ting show to start at 9:30 a.m». On July 21, 1968, there will be another Championship Cutting show for the same benefit. They will be held at the Cecil Carl Quarter Horse Farm, located 7 miles north of Plainfield, Illinois on route 59, or 4 miles south of route 34 on route 59. For further information call Area Code 815- 436-5288 or 815- 436- 6750. DICK SAGERS While our foreman, "Grapefruit" John is vacationing, Dick Sagers is carrying the load in putting the paper together. Of course, he is surrounded by a lovely flock of girls, which makes it nice work. Dick's winning smile and keen sense of humor keeps the ball rolling as each issue is put together. The Sox power showed up again Wednesday night whenthey from HISTORY'S SCRAPB00K DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS ITEM: Check your work habits if you suffer from fatigue and occasional backaches. Stop for short rest periods during the day and change your pace. -*•»' AMERICAN * LEGION BASEBALL, _ The American Legion team won one and lost one over the weekend, both games being in League play. Saturday they beat Wonder Lake 10 to 5 behind Steve Stahlmatfs pitching and Sunday they lost to Crystal Lake 10-9. Mike Freund started against Crystal Lake and pitched good ball, but errors and sloppy play, in the field cost a lot of runs. Steve Stahlman relieved him in the last of the seventh with men on second and third and no one out. He got the first man on a pop-up, but Visin got his fourth hit of the day, S" ground ball through the pulledin infield to score the tieing and winning runs. Rich Meyers put McHenry ahead in the top of the seventh with Mike Jamt^ on third and two outs. He hit a three-two pitch over the center fielders head for a home run* Ray Bottari and Gary Fairchild had hit home runs earlier, Gary's coming with 2 men on base. Wednesday night McHenry travels to Cary for a league game. WONDER LAKE ab r h Smith LF 4 1 1 Haak IB 4 2 2 Sard C 4 1 1 Jamieson 2B 4 1 2 Sullivan 3B P 4 0 1 Decker SS 3 0 0 Ingram P 3B 2 0 1 Leight RF 3 0 0 Miller CF 3 0 1 Totals 31 5 9 MCHENRY Camasta 2B 4 0 1 M. Janik SS 2 2 0 T. Janik LF 4 2 2 Bottari C 4 2 2 Meyers 3B 3 2 1 Ffiirchild CF 3 1 0 Freund RF 3 1 2 Smith IB 3 1' 2 Stahlman P 3 0 2 Totals 30 10 10 Score by Innings: Wonder L. Crystal Lake 0 0 3 3 2 0 2 - 10 10 2 The American Legion team traveled to Cary Wednesday night and woo an easy one 9-0i: Tom Janik pitched a real good game, giving 19 only 2 hits and 2 walks and struck out 7 in six timings. The game was called because of darkness. Next Sunday, Woodstock comes to McHenry. This game will he played onthehtghschool diamond. MCHENRY n Stilling 2B M. Janik SS T. Janik P Bottari C Smith RF Salter RF Freund3B Preztacznik LF Fairchild CF George CF StahlmarilB Totals CARY Jones 'LF Heine 2B M. Hartke CF Triune SS Gruner IB Brown P Schmidt 3B T. Hartke C Lisi RF Brandon RF Totals d > r 3 3 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 0 21 H ' i v - - ^ ••• . .T .. : Score by irmings- Mt Henry 1 2 2 4 0 0 0 - 9 6 2 Cary 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 2 3 Picture - Pearl Miller and Verona Kent. McHenry Country Club Ladies' Golf Association enjoyed their annual play day while sweltering on the golf course Tuesday, July 16th. It was a delight to see the girls mount a horse on the 3rd tee and play polo down the fairway to the goal on the green.When Jerre Elbersen and Jay Hansen saw the green on number 6, they left their cart at the tee and carried their clubs. Slow cart# The golf prizes were beautiful and if you didn't shoot wel there were lots of other prizes.Bob Blaney saw to it that every01# went home with a gift. 6z, £clhj£ Wa&Jr- Football Rifles Conclude Week Of Camp Drill 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 9 3 McHenry 1 0 0 3 5 1 10 10 2 CRYSTAL LAKE ab r h Visin CF 4 3 4 Hardy 2B LF 4 1 2 Denker RF 4 1 1 Gallager IB 1 1 0 Green IB 2 0 0 Leigh C y* ^ 4 1 1 Barchard $B ' 3 0 0 Scotillo SS 2 1 0 Schild 2B 3 1 1 Swanson 2B 1 1 1 Reimer P 4 0 0 Totals 32 10 10 MCHENRY Camasta 2B 4 0 0 M. Janik SS 2 2 0 T. Janik LF 3 2 1 Bottari C 4 1 2 Meyers 3B 4 1 2 Smith IB 4 0 1 Stilling RF 3 1 0 Freund P 2 1 1 Stahlman P 0 0 0 Fairchild CF 3 1 1 Totals 29 9 8 Score by Innings: McHenry 2 3 0 0 2 0 2 -9 8 4 Hie second week of training camp finds the Rifle Squad settling into the serious business of drilling on basic offensive and defensive formations. Coach Cichowsld has been experimenting with personnel but seems to be gradually settling some of his players. Last Wednesday, Cichowsld had veterans Lew Flinn at quarterback, Bill fiodle at halfback, Eddie Shulti^ at flanker and rookie Mitch Pruiett running as a unit. With the presence of Pruiett at fullback, the Rifle running game may take <ni added strength which should take some of the pressure off Bodle, the Central States Football League's leading ground gainer for the past two years. Cichowsld, still unsettled on most of his personnel, said that except for five orsixestablished veterans, most of the posi- HOLY NAME HOLDS SECOND SUMMER OUTING The Holy Name society of StT Patrick's church will hold its second outing of the season at 7 p.m. Monday, July 22, at the home of Larry Nimsgern, 3713 W. St. Paul street. There will be baseball, horseshoes and a cook-out for the large attendance expected. tions are wide open. Herb Velser, league commissioner visiting the Rifle camp, commented that the Rifles have the strongest pair of quarterbacks in the league in Lew Flinn and Tom Myers. Cichowski pointed out that the third week of practice should tell the story on somei his players. Flinn, a Barringtoi product, has not lost any. of hi/ enthusiasm and is throwinj well. Two other Barrington re si dents, Wayne Miller, plac kicking specialists who kicr a game tying field goal Madison last year and rc Tom Fredericks, a fine pi er from Illinois State, also I gure in the Rifle offensive pli SHOP IN MCHENRY1 Regatta Winner •5' \v N i . £r: -i* I'COLOEn AVll,r ws cft'oiur Singli TRUSS Patented ^Hf/ $11.93 LUXURIOUS Busim ^ Ooublft RUPTURE COMFORT flew cool, washable 3-ply miracle materials! Unexcelled relief and comfort. Flat foam rubber groin pad. Padded leg strap.' No fitting. For reducible inguinal hernia. Bolger's Drug store June 14 is Flag Day. 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