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f 1st Time Together PitzenT County Realtors Enjoy Golf Outing At McHenry The McHenry County.Board TJie turnout was Very, good, and divisions -- Merf & Women: \et. Rita /fllahn, McHenry - 4th Low net. ry; Ray Jemiola, McHenry; and members and guests later of Realtors had their ^olf out- all enjoyed a full afternoon of Trophies were "presented to the Joe Nischan, Johns burg-Low Longest Drive. Betty Ross man, Cary - 2nd Jack Kramer of Crystal Lake, the evening at the McHera ing at the McHenry Country golf in spite of th£ heat! following: v Gross. lackiel, Epach, McHenry Low net. A family style dinner of ribs -Country club. It was apparent club in McHenry on July 17. Awards were/given in two divisions -- Meri & Women: Trophies were presented to the following: Mike Wieser, Mcftenry - Low Net. Joe Nischan, Johns burg - Low Gross. Charles Bellm,. 'Wonder- - t losest\to pin. Conservation Officers Issue 22 Citations For Violations OfGameXode Lake - Closest to pin. Joe Nischan, Johnsburg - Longest Dyive. Charlotte Johnson, Crystal Lake - Low Net. Betty Rossman, Cary - Low Gross. Merchandise awards were given to: Steve f Crnkovich, Crystal Lake - End Low net. Hud Fisher, Crystal 3rd 1 / Hi d Low net." Bill McCarron, M<fHe SPRINGFIELD, ILL., --Con­ servation officers issued 22 citations for violations of the State Game Code during fJune, John Rubuffoni, law enforce-, ment chief for the Illinois De- ^•pSrrtment of Conservation/said today. The most common cause of arrest was possession of a fur-bearing animal without the permit required by law. Having an uncased or a loaded gun in a vehicle was another com­ mon offense. Other persons were cited for shooting pistols into the water, violating a regulation against firing a pistol, rifle or air- gun over or into water or ice. Four persons were cited for hunting during the closed sea- Va f -L. son and a citation was issued for killing a songbird. Two persons were arrested for sell­ ing a fox without necessary permit to do so. One hundred fifty-three fishermen were cited for fish­ ing on private property with­ out permission. Other citations were issued for fishing with il­ legal devices, transferring a li­ cense to another person, taking frogs out of season, dumping trash in the water or where it could be wafshed into the water, and for not attending a tram-' mel net as required by law. Officers (issued 179 citations for violations of the Fish Code. Thirteen persons were ar­ rested for violating state park regulations. Reasons for the 4th Low net. Betty Rossman, Cary - 2nd Low net. Jackie Epach, McHenry - 3rd Low net. Rita Hahn, ^McHenry - 4th Low net. The winners of the Blind Bogey were: Ed Traub, Crys­ tal Lake; Bill McCarron, Mc­ Henry; Burt Harrison, McHen- The "Indians" won. Pictured here are the first-place champ­ ion Indians of the Wonder Lake little league. The team won 8 lost 4 in season play. Left to right are, front row: Andy Bus$y-JSteve Williams, Pat Cristy, Scatty Buss and Mike Buss. Back row: Manager Jim Puhl, Dan Arndt, Kevin Rodgers, Larry Rachel, John Rice, Dan Nitz and David Nita Earl Walsh SO I HEAR Sports ' Met Ben Frett, the Florida fisherman, Sunday as we pick­ ed up the morning paper. Ben is the fellow who intro­ duced Petie" Schaefer to the berry bait last winter -- as reported in this corner. He planned to bring us a branch from the tree, but forgot it when taking off for the north. Before some blabbermouth tells you, we might as well ad­ mit we are going in to see those Cubs play ball on Tuesday. Sudden Thought People who live in glass houses shouldn't. We hear so much about the two men who set foot on the moon. Wonder where they would be without that third fellow? HELD OVER!! SECOND BIG WEEK NOW CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES AT POPULAR PRICES DIRECT FROM ITS RESERVED SEAT ENGAGEMENT! DicKVuiDyke Sally Ann Tiowfcs lionel Jeffries jOutty Chitty *Bao£ "Baij^" SUreft-MNAVlSION TECHNICOLORS HELD OVER!! ' ENDS THUR. AUG. 7 A GIANT OF A MOVIE ,^1 oi l Mi l l \ I 'K TI H I S I 'RESBNTS^ BREMRT/OMAB PECK /SHARIF ( A M I . I ' O H K . M \ N'S MACEENNA'S SUPER PANAVISION . TECHNICOLOR STEREOPHONIC SOUND [g Cj FRIDAY 8:00 SAT.-SUN. 6:10 & 8:50 MON-THUR. 8:00 ONLY | Also For SUNDAY MATINEE OpM 12:30 Start 1:00 & 3:30 [pUg. Eve. Price* All Shows) PLUS CO-FEATURE JERRY LEWIS "HOOK, LINE, AND SINKER" IN COLOR v.xill PETER LAWFORD ANNE FRANCIS Also-LATE SHOW-Fri.-Sat. "STAGECOACH" arrests included damping trash in the wrong placi, destroying public property, minning a mot­ orcycle in a prohibited area and exceeding the park speed limit. Ski Show Shenanigan AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL McHenry won the first game in the district finals, 9 to 0, over Downers Grove and lost the final game 8 to 3. It was the strong 4 hit pitching of Tom Janik that helped McHenry to the victory in the first game. Mc­ Henry's hitting was led by Mike Janik who had 2 hits good for 2 RBPs. Steve Rohrer and Pat O'Connor also had 2 runs batted in apiece. In the second game it was a 2 to 2 ball game going in­ to the sixth inning when Downers Grove broke open the game with 5 big runs. McHenry could do no more than 1 run in the seventh which Downers Grove matched in the ninth making the final 8 to 3. Art Jackson had a great shot at the course record at Mc­ Henry Country club on Marine- Festival Day, but had to leave before the round was finished so he could attend the Miss America luncheon. We don't have the official word, but have been told Art had five birdies and was three under par for 13 holes. 1st Game DOWNERS GROVE AB R H Gehnig, SS 4 0 0 Connolly RF ^4 0 0 Harrold LB 4 0 2 Viglica LF 3 0 1 Holiday C 3 0 0 Rizzo C 1 0 Conlee CF 3 0 0 Leeberg 3B 1 0 0 Iehl ph 1 0 0 Swierczek 2B 2 0 0 Gunn 1 0 0 Smith P 2 0 0 Bussell P 1 0 1 •.. , • 30 0 4 McHENRY V.J-- t AB R H Hurckes 2B* * > 4 .1 i-t M. Janik SS ' 4 0 2 jpitzen C 4 0 0 /T. Janik P 3 1 1 Smith RF 4 1 1 Freund 3B 3 1 1 George CF 4 1 0 Rohrer LB 4 1 1 O'Connor LF 2 2 1 32 9 8 m. 2nd Game DOWNERS GROVE AB R H Gehnig SS 4 1 1 Connolly RF 4 0 1 Harrold IB 5 2 3 Viglica LF 5 1 1 Holiday C 4 1 3 O'Grady P 5 1 2 Conlee CF 4 2 0 Muchlow ph 1 0 0 Leeberg 2£ 3 0 0 Iehl 3B 3 0 0 There must be better days coming for our White Sox. Cub fans have given us the silent treatment since that 17-0 plas­ tering job at Baltimore on Sund- day. It is more painful than having them come right out and blast us. Or, could it be their finer side showing? DOLLAR DAYS START THIS9 THURSM JULY 31 @GRAYSLAKE OUTDOOR I ts . 120 & 21. Graysloke KIDDYLAND BA 3-8155 McHENRY 2B SS T. Janik LF Smith RF George CF Rohrer IB Stahlman P Reinboldt P O'Connor ph Salter P McHenry got back into Mc­ Henry County League play with a 3 to 2 victory oveXHarvard. Winning pitcher was Kuechel. McHenry played Lake mMtie Hills on Tuesday, beating them 7 to 2. Winning pitcher of this game was Stahlman. On Wed­ nesday McHenry was beaten by Crystal Lake 6 to 1. Losing pitcher of this game was Rein­ boldt. McHenry's overall rec­ ord for the season now is p4 and 4. In the county league they are the current leaders with a record of 8 wins and 2 losses. Next games will be Friday night against Cary at home and Sunday they play Won­ der Lake at home. Marine Festival water ski spectators were treated to a real thrill in the ski show spon­ sored by the McHenry Area Chamber of Com­ merce. In photo 1, the skier is shown cutting to the right behind a high speed turn by the tow boat as it turns left. In photo 2, the skier continues in a counter-clockwise direction as the boat begins to turn to the right. In the next ATTENTION BUSINESSMEN will clean floors & general maintenance work after hours. CALL 338-3523 RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile Eut of SlqrllM Drlve-Ir PHONE S85-MM BOARDING AND TRAINING Obedience -- Hunting mod Retrieving (Larce Heated Kennels) POODLE GROOMING Stock Car Racing Performance SUPER-FAST MODIFIED AND SPORTSMAN STOCK CARS Every Saturday Night! KENOSHA COUNTY SPEEDWAY """ IRA SANCTIONED- ftice Car Courtesy John Teresi Chev-Olds - Antioch, Illinois ry; Ray Jemiola, McHenry, and members and guests later in Jack Kramer of Crystal Lake, the evening at the McHenry A family style dinner of ribs -Country club. It was apparently and chicken was served to 58 fylly enjoyed by all. PG. 6 - PLAINDEALER - WED. JULY 30, 1969 Tues., July 22 - This game was the Sox vs Cards with the Cards coming out on top. This also was the game of the long ball. For thcSox pitching, Har­ rison and Miller, and catching was Lossman \and P. Rogers. Sox had ten hitjs including two doubles, one b]y Cary and one by Meurer, and two homeruns by M. Rogers, four strikeouts, no walks, and three runs. For the Cards it was Worm and Pra- zak all the way. The Cards had six hits of which two were homers by DeVoss and Wicken- kamp, six walks, five strikeouts and six run& Final score Cards, 6 -- Sox, 3. Wed., July 23 - It was the Cards vs Giants with the Giants taking the loss. The battery for the Cards was Morgensen and Prazak all the way and the Cards had seven hits, two werp doubles by Grover and Wicken- kamp, thirteen walks and four strikeouts. For the Giants pit­ ching was done bySteinsdorfer, Tiggerman, Fortin and Bieder- rer and the catching was done by Fortin and Camasta. Giants had three hits, one a double by Meddings, two walks and five strikeouts. Final Score Cards, 16 -- Giants, 1. Thurs., July 24 - This game had the Tigers going up against the Cubs. For the Cubs the pit­ chers were Kommer, Low and Beaman and Frost caught the whole game. Run down as fol­ lows -- six hits, one a double by Kommer, and a homer by Winters, seven walks and five strikeouts. Pitching for the Ti­ gers, Ludwig and Deja, and cat­ ching was Wanta. For the Ti­ gers, two hits, eleven walks and five strikeouts. Final score/ ~ubs, 12 - Tigers, 4. Friday, July 25 - This game had the Sox going against the Braves. For the Sox it was Cur ran and Twig Miller pitching, and P. Rogers do­ ing the catching. The Sox had six hits, three walks, seven strikeouts. For the Braves it was Freund pitching and Buss catching. Run down as follows: ten hits, six walks, five strike­ outs. Final score, Braves, 5 - Sox, 2. We want all to know that we appreciate the new score" board which we got thru the efforts of a mother of Little League and cola company. Stay alert for the up and coming All- Star game coming soon, plus we hope that there will be a play­ off coming up as strange tilings may happen in the last game. STANDINGS Cards Braves Sox Giants Tigers Mets Cubs AB Av. 24 541 31 483 31 483 36 444 32 437 26 423 -A 409 27 407 25 400 25 TOP TEN HITTERS Dehn - Tigers Bartos - Cards Grover-Cards Mauch-Braves Wickerjkamp-Cards 32 PrazaH|Cards Tiggerrean-Giants Harrisoj|-Sox DeC icco» Mets Camasta-Giants HOMER UN HITTERS Prazak-e^ Cards, Morgen- sen-Cards, Tagger man-Giants - 5, Barto.3-Cars, Dehn-Tigers- 4, Miller-Braves, M. Rogers- Sox, DeCicco-Mets 3, Freund- Braves, DeVoss-Cards, Lud- wig-Tigers--2, Walker, Rue- melin, Steinsdorfer, Choate, Adams, Brite, Harrison, Bock- man, Wanta, Wickenkamp, Win­ ters -- all tied with one. R.B.I. Mauch -- Braves -- 24. Tiggerman -- Giants -- 19 v 1 ATTENTION ALL McHENRY HIGH \ ' SCHOOL ATHLETES Just a reminder that you must go to a doctor and get a physical examination before you can come out for any athletics this year. Don't wait until the last week or so of vacation before .you do this or you may have trouble getting an appointment with a doctor. You can pick up your physical exam card at the East campus office. After you have had your physical exam return the card to the East campus office or if you are going out for a fall sport you may keep your card and turn it in to your coach at the time you get your equipment. L.J. McCracken Athletic director photo the clockwise turn of the boat becomes more evident as the skier continues his coun­ ter-clockwise movement. In photo 4, the tow boat is picking up speed again and the skier is coming at the camera. In photo 5, the re­ covery is complete and the last photo shows the skier waving to the crowd as he goes up the river. PLAINDEALER PHOTOS I Mile East of McHenry onRte.120 a love story of today COLUMBIA PICTURES presents a Stanley Kramer productipn Spencer, Sidney TRACY 1 POITIER Katharine HEPBURN guess who's coming to dinner