The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Playing for Da nan's Inn of Pell Lake, Wis., a group of players from the McHenry Men's Softball League recently captured third place in the Amateur Softball Association World Tournament held in St. Louis, Missouri. This was quite an accomplishment, considering that there were over 20 teams participating from all areas of the United States. The players cer­ tainly deserve to be congratulated for their fine efforts. Danan's Inn participated in the Trevor, Wis. league this summer, easily winning the league title. Team Sponsor, Don Gerstein, then decided to enter the team in the Wisconsin State Tour­ nament held in Manitowac. The team won the tournament without losing a game, and thus qualified for the World Tournament as Wis­ consin State Champs. The Wcrld Tournament was played over La­ bor Day Weekend in St. Louis.Danan's won their first game over the Iowa state champs by a score of 8-2. The next day they defeated the Missouri champions. Danan's next game was against So-Bee's of Chicago, the second seeded team. In probably the best game of the tourna­ ment, Danan's edged So-Bee's by the score of 5-4, and provided one of the big surprises of the tournament. Chicago teams always domi­ nate this tournament, and most people probably didn't give Danan's much of a chance. But the Pell Lake Team proved they could play with the big boys. Danan's met their match the next day against the eventual champs - the Carlu- cci Boosters of Chicago, dropping a 17-1 deci­ sion. This set up a return match with So- Bee's, since this was a double elimination tour­ nament. This time around however, So-Bee's defeated Danan's by a final score of 8-7, thus eliminating them and giving Danan's a third place finish. Altogether, the players on this team have much to be proud of. Members of the Danan's team are as follows: Jack Schaefer, Don Ger­ stein, Ray Hamm, Rob Hamm, Jim Meyers, Vinnie Freund, Bill Oeffling, Denny Hurley, Paul Morenz, Myron Bentz, Wayne Hiller, Tom Spasovich, Art Gerstead, Don Bentz and Dick HiLor. Battery, Conduct Charges Lodged Against Two Russell J. Haderley of 161 Linden avenue, Dundee, was charged with aggravated battery and his companion, Maureen Riley of 1600 North, Crystal Lake, was arrested for disorderly conduct, last Saturday night following a fracas at the Martin Trizinski home at 3208 Skyway drive, McHenry. Haderley told police the Trizinski car had forced them off the road and he had followed them home so he could talk to the driver. Trizinski said he passed Haderley and then the latter followed him home and began to shout foul language at him, his wife, Shirley, and his mother-in-law, Mrs. Julia McDonald of 1523 N. Cleveland, Chicago, Who were in the auto when ttie incident occurred. When Officers Kinnerk and Bliznick arrived at the scene, they found Mrs. McDonald lying on the ground while the other four people stood shouting foul language at each other. An ambulance was called to transport Mrs. McDonald to the hospital and the others were taken to the police station, where Trizinski signed com- Issue Tickets The following tickets were issued by the McHenry Police department this past week: Mark C. Walsh, Route 4, Antioch, no valid driver's license due to curfew violation. Steven M. Gerbensky, 421 N. Morland, Waukesha, Wis., avoiding traffic control device and driving while license suspended or revoked. John A. Henderlong, 3216 Vista terrace, McHenry, speeding 50 in a 35 m.p.h. zone. Granville C. Sornson, McHenry, speeding 40 in a 25 m.p.h. zone. William A. Rauzi, 2911 Carmen, McHenry, speeding 62 in a 35 m.p.h. zone. Edward L. Bethke, 639 Park, Elgin, no valid registration. Darnell Jones, 4118 Crest- wood, McHenry, driving under the influence of liquor. John P. Barnes, 813 Althoff, McHenry, driving under the influence of liquor. Anthony F. Rak, 6331 S. plaints against Haderley and Riley. A neighbor who witnessed the incident stated she saw Haderley step in and grab Mrs. McDonald and throw her to the ground. Bond for Haderley was set at $2,500, with court date Sept. 27. Miss Riley's bond was $500, with a similar court date. Keating, Chicago, permitting unauthorized person to drive. Patricia A. Rak, 6331 S. Keating, Chicago, no valid driver's license (unlicensed). Ray W. Sousky, 324 N. Hollywood Terrace, McHenry, improper starting. Dennis J. Grasser, 7012 Lowell, Carpentersville, Carpentersville, failure to reduce speed to avoid an ac­ cident. Robert , N. Kiddell, 7616 Center drive, Wonder Lake, failure to obey traffic control signal. Clayton Koffski, 4207 N. Riverview, McHenry, violation of classification, (no valid motorcycle license). Harold A. Schacht, 910 Ir­ ving, Woodstock, disobeyed red light. John B. Braje, Ingleside, no valid driver's license, expired less than 6 months. John F. Nordholz, 2915 Victoria, McHenry, speeding 45 in a 25 m.pli. zone. PAGE 7-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1971 Hospital Notes McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital this week included Rose T. Schmitt, Jacob Loechel, Frank Wool wine, Elsie Berends and Violet Erickson, McHenry. ARREST JUVENILES Last Friday night about 10 o'clock, county authorities investigated the report of reckless driving and a possible beer party at Herzog's beach, Lakeland Park. Two autos were found at the scene and a quantity of liquor was found in the autos. As a result, four juveniles- were arrested for purchase and acceptance of alcoholic liquor by persons of non-age. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Among patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, are Willard Plante, Edna Flott, Wonder Lake; Peter Thelen, Nicholas Vellas, Louis Rogers, McHenry. HARVARD HOSPITAL A n t h o n y E v a n u s k y , McHenry, was a patient this week in Harvard hospital. New Arrivals MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Benson, McHenry, became parents of a son. Sept. 13. •" McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mr£ Mark Shannon announce the birth of a daughter, Sept. 14. i CURB YOUNG VIOLATORS Youth gang recruitment under duress is now a felony punishable by a sentence of one-to-ten years. Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie said he has approved the new law in response to a request from black leaders wanting a termination to illegal and forcible gang recruitment. English X Western Lessons Horses MARKAB ARABIANS Boarded Box 235 Fox Lake , I l l ino is Large indoor Trained arena Five Players On Former N.U. Re-Unite Rifle Squad After most football players leave the college ranks, they're pretty sure they won't ever be playing football on the same squad together again. And that might have been what Dave Shelbourne, Jon Hittman, Earl Zupanic, Mike Bryniarski and Rick Telender thought when they left Northwestern University. However, somehow they've all ended up on the Lake County Rifle roster this season. Shelbourne and Hittman were the first two to come to Rifle camp, shortly followed by Zupanic. Shelbourne and Hittman played quarterback and end, respectively, in college, so this was definitely to their advantage when Rifle camp opened. Timing is one of the hardest things for a passer and a receiver to acquire, so these two had a head start on the others. But Shelbourne was often late for practice sessions because of his job, and when he finally did start at the quar­ terback position, his favorite receiver, Hittman wasn't playing because of a pulled muscle. In the meantime, Zupanic was trying to break into the Ron Jurewicz-Karl Maio back- field, along with rookie Steve Pelot. Zupanic, while hailing from the same alma mater, is \)lder than the rest of his North- w e s t e r n t e a m m a t e s , graduating in 1967. He, nonetheless has aided the Rifles in the clutch, and had accounted for a couple Rifle scores this season. Relatively new additions to Rifle camp were Bryniarski and Telander who had been contacted by Shelbourne about coming out for the squad. Marriage Licenses George H. Haack of 2807 W. Myang, McHenry, and Violet Moeller, 7603 Arbor, Wonder Lnkc George E. Booker, 8717 Shady, Wonder Lake, and Joan M. Blucher, 8911 Sunset drive, Wonder Lake. Norman R. Langdon, 3012 Cherry drive, Wonder Lake, and Rose Marie Havel, 420 Dunbar, Wauconda. Ernest F. Jornd, Jr., 5709 W. Martin, McHenry, and Estelle V: Mendyk, 4104 Spring Grove, McHenry. Mark Domoto, 311 N. River road, McHenry, and Holly D. Worm, 1700 Beach road, McHenry. Telander was an All Big Ten selection last year and was just recently cut from the Kansas City Chief's training camp. His natural position has been at end, but he is being converted to the flanker spot to fill in for injured John Pecaro. Brynarski comes as a welcome addition to the defensive backfield, and once familiar with the plays, should privide an added threat to the rest of the teams in the Central States Football League. And so, the Northwestern five are playing for the Lake County Rifles, and who knows what will come from this. BURGLARY SENTENCE Judge William Carroll, in Circuit court last week, sen­ tenced William H. Stevens of 1418 Bittersweet drive, Spring Grove, to one to four years in prison for the burglary of the C o n t i n e n t a l A l u m i n u m Products plant in Lakemoor on March 28, 1970. Stevens is presently serving a sentence for burglary in Lake county and this new sentence will be served concurrently with it. LOG CABIN DEDICATION Dedication of the log cabin constructed by members of Explorer Post 145, Wonder Lake, will be held Sunday, Sept. 19, from noon to 6 p.m. The ceremony marking the dedication is scheduled for 3 o'clock. In case of rain, the open house will be held the following Sunday. Refresh­ ments will be served. Lots of people have a chip on their shoulders -their head. O A K P A R K • HOTEL fcMMOH-J West Shore of Pistakee Bay Every Friday SMORGASBORD 75 5 10 P.M. $1 Children Under 10 ALL YOU CAN EAT Adults Every Sunday ALL YOU CAN EAT! - 9 a.m. to 1 p.nu BUFFET BREAKFAST 25 $195 Children under 10 | Adults $1 8 -L2Q SAT.--SEPT. 25th LUAU ROAST SUCKUNG PIG # vOO per person w by paid reservation only "Come make a pig of your self" MSL FRIDAY FOR I WEEK! *Aiir N0W nnnii AT POPULAR \W 1W \ PRICES >0 f» 1 tmmt drying never rent a free use of shampooer with your purchase of G KSJ&* $3.98 half gal- $1.99 quart Makes 41/2 gallons Shampoo . . . cleans 20 x18' carpet area. Makes 21/4 gallons Shampoo . . . cleans 10'* 18' carpet area. C A R P E T , SHAMPOO Shampoo in the morning and entertain the same night . . . .No hard scrubbing . . . no greasy residue . . . safe and easy to apply. ACE HARDWARE STORE On All Remaining 1971 New Cars & Demos Every New Ford In Our Stock Will Be Sold At $50 Over Cost! Bank Rate Financing . . . Your Trade-In Down & No Payments Until Late October TORINO PLUS When The Excise Tax Is Repealed You'll Receive A 7% Rebate On Any Car You've Purchased PINTO GALAXIE MUSTANG • 1 Maverick 4Dr. • 1 Mustang Mach I • 1 Pinto Runabout • 1 LTD Country Squire MAVERICK • 1 Torino 2 Dr. H.T. • 1 Torino 4 Dr. Sedan • 1 LTD 2 Dr. H.T. • 1 LTD 4 Dr. Sedan .On Every One Of These New Fords • 3 Galaxie 500 4 Dr. Sedans • 4 Galaxie 500 2 Dr. Hardtops • 1 Galaxie 500 Country Sedan • Plus Demonstrators Available BUSS FORD SALES 3936 W. Main St. McHenry, III. 385-2000 3729 W. Elm Street McHenry 385-0722