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One of the fun moments at the Elks' banquet at Woodstock was caught in the above picture. I^eft to right; Karl Walsh. Chuck Tanner, Manager of the Chicago White Sox, and Leo "Red" Winkel. DON PEASLEY PHOTO Johnsburg Tigers Open Season At Home Sunday The Johnsburg Tigers will open their 1972 season with an exhibition game in Johnsburg against Silver Lake, Wis., on Sunday. May 21, at 1:30 p.m. The Tigers earlier announced that Lloyd Freund will be their manager for the current season. Mr Freund has been active in local sports for many years and has had some professional baseball ex­ perience His knowledge and experience will be a valuable asset to the team The Tigers, under Lloyd's direction, can provide their fans with a hust ling team with a will to win. Why not come out Sunday and support your local team? Warrior Nine Drops Dist. Championship To Woodstock, 3-2 By Fred Kusch The Woodstock Blue Streak became ISHA District baseball champions as they nipped the Orange and Black of MCHS by a score of 3-2. The victory earned the Streaks the right to move closer to the State Baseball championship Bob Diedrich. McHenry, returns to the modified stock car racing scene this Saturday night at the Kenosha County Speedway in Wilmot. Wisconsin. Diedrich is a steady and often front runner in the IKA Super modified stock car group that will move to Sunday nights at the Lake (ieneva Raceway. Rogers 2b Habich 3b Miller p Prazak If. Wickenkampss Karafa lb Steinsdoerfer rf DeCicco cf Claypool c ************** YZfcvwrnd A Unique. New, Comfortable Motion Picture Theatr^Jatenr^f? The Varied Tastes CM Everyone. 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LOB: McH 10, Wdstk 4 Too Much Fuss Widow, wr i t ing to an in ­ surance company: "You have asked me to f i l l ou t so many proofs of c la ims and I have had so much t rouble in ge t ­ t ing my money tha t I some­ t i m e s w i s h m y h u s b a n d hadn ' t d ied ." Looks like we stirred up something with our request for White Sox fans to stand up and be counted. Returns are coming in but many precincts are still to be heard from. WE ARE WHITE SOX FANS... Bryan and Sharon Klontz, Leo "Red" Winkel, Mary Etten (Haven't heard from Joe), Ed, Gloria, Steve and Rick Mack. Dear Mr. Walsh, I would like to let you know that there are three White Sox fans in Wonder Lake Hickory Falls No. 2: Paul Polidori, Gary Polidori, Ron Polidori. J Sincerely yours for a White Sox World's Championship Ronald Polidori We think we are the largest Sox Family of Fans: Larry Hovseth, Denny, Steve, Terry, Cathy, Danny Timothy, Billy, Robby, Dorothy, Lillie, Linda. The Hovseth Family Who was that guy who said there are only two Sox fans in McHenry? Watch the list grow. As time goes on, many of us will miss Pearl Miller more and more Her smile spread cheer. Without seeing Pearl too often, we always considered her a true friend. Friends may come and friends may go, but memories of true friends linger on forever. Took our 4-year old grandson, Brendan, in to see John Varese for an ice cream cone. "This time, grandpa, can I have a green one?" "What kind of a green one?" asked John. Brendan's quick reply was, "Irish." The Warriors took a one run lead in the first inning as Rogers led off the frame with a single and eventually scored on Wickenkamp's sacrifice. In the fourth the Streaks put all three runs on the board as 7 men went to the plate for them The Warriors made an attempt to put the pieces back together again but left four men on base as they could score only one final tally in the 6th when Karafa, who singled, scored on DeCicco base hit. Result: McHenry, 2 vs, Woodstock, 3. BOX SCORE H R RBI fc John was still chuckling when we left. ^ That same grandson was a stow-a-way recently. We took him for a ride late one recent afternoon ~ he and his little sister, Aleen. Took them home and visited a while. Driving home, we felt a push on the driver's seat. Looked around and saw, to our great surprise, Brendan on the floor in back. Looking up he said, "I want to go to Grandma's house." Irene brought a letter to our desk with a remark that it looked personal. It sure was! Above the picture of a man and pretty girl was this heading: HAPPY TODAY! BALD TOMORROW? Below the picture was this message: Lucky is the girl who has a man who wants to "have and hold" his good head of hair. Because a good head of hair helps him keep his youthful appearance - a vital asset in his business and social world. The letter came from Precinct 20, McHenry. We looked at the map and feel sure we have nailed down the culprit. A case of the pot and the "kittle". Compared to him, our hair is bushy. TO SPORTS PAGE CON­ TRIBUTORS -- Type your copy whenever possible. If you can't get it typed, send it anyhow. Please don't write on both sides of the page. If you need copy paper, let us know. Double space to allow room for editing. If you want the story in a certain issue, get it in early. And -- keep it coming. Thank you. What is so rare as a weekend without rain? v Girls Will Meet Monday To Form Baseball League The girls of McHenry State Bank are interested in forming a Women's baseball league in McHenry Since the season is already upon us, it is necessary that we work fast A meeting for the purpose of organizing this league will be held in the lowei level of the McHenry State Second Annual Kid Fishing Derby Saturday The McHenry Area Jaycees will be sponsoring a Fishing derby for kids, ages 4 through 16 It will be held on Saturday, May 20, at the McHenry Country club. Time of the derby will be from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Prizes will be awarded for largest fish caught, first fish caught each hour, and largest fish in each age category. Fishing will be limited to cane imiiuim i PRESENTED EVERY DAY AT 9 PM THE PROGRAM DESIGNED WITH COUPLES IN MIND STARTS FRIDAY MAY 12th thru THURS. MAY 18th 35mm "TRIPLE X" COLOR ART FILM f0h Brother' -frlttA <t \16*h*k TiHetenyuMiHcC Ait *?i(m A f ull Length West Coast Prodiu t - Col<>r & FngJish Sound FOR MATURE MEN & WOMEN 18 & OVER PROOF OF AGE REQUIRED AND INSPECTED! llivimniiirniiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiMMiiiiiMiiinHiNi IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH YOUR PRESENT COLOR OR BLACK & WHITE T.V. - CALL US And clear up any or al the following defects, * COLOR OR PICTURE SMEAR. * FOGGY AND NOT CLEAR. * CONTINUAL SMALL TUBE BURN OUTS. * PICTURE JITTER. * DANGEROUS EX-RADIATION (Headpches the following day) * POOR HORIZONTAL HOLD AS WELL AS VERTICAL. * TUNER THAT DEFECTIVE BUT IT ISN'T. AH this is taken care of in your home, where you can see what's done to your T.V. We don't sell, and we must rely on our service to you. Because the picture does not light up, 95% of the time it is only small re­ pair or small tube. See us before you decide. PHONE: McHENRY 385-8020 FOR YOUR SERVICE „ APPOINTMENT. McHENRY T.V. 385-8020 3-3TF2 IllllllllillllllllllltlllllllUlllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllll poles or casting rods with lines tied. No casting will be allowed. We will be looking for a good turnout for all who enjoy fishing. In case of rain, the derby will be held the following Saturday, May 27. Prison Chaplain--Why are you here again, Tom? Convict--Because of my belief, sir. Chaplain--Nonsense! What do you mean7 Convict--I believed the policeman had gone by, sir. Clinic Lake A FINE PERFORMANCE by Warrior pitcher Ron Miller as he threw a 4-hitter against the Woodstock Blue Streaks in the district tournament. It was a loss though, as the Streaks with unearned runs, beat McHenry 3-2. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) proval of the President's Council on physical fitness and sports. A special feature of the clinic is the physical fitness achievement test, given to each boy at the beginning and also at the end of the clinic. Each boy participating in the clinic will receive his own Junior pro basketball, clinic T- shirt, official Junior pro jacket patch, and bronze medallion. Boys or parents interested in further information may Write to Coach Swenson at 100 Elm street, Crystal Lake, 111. 60014. Information about the clinic may also be obtained by phoning 815-459-3508. A survey of advertisements of 16 retail food stores in seven cities listed 180 different des criptive names or kinds of steak and nearly 150 different des criptions of roasts Basketball At Crystal Coach John Swenson, head basketball coach at Crystal Lake high school, announced that he will be conducting an official Junior-Senior11 pro basketball clinic, June 19 to 30. The clinic will be open to boys between the ages of 8 and 15 and will be held in the Crystal Lake high school gym. Clinic enrollment will be limited. The Junior-Senior pro basketball clinic stresses over­ all physical fitness, through development of basketball skills, and abilities. Coach Swenson pointed out that the clinic which he is sponsoring has been developed by the National Junior Pro Basketball Association, specifically for the boys in this age group. Kentucky Coach Adolph Rupp, and UCIA Coach John Wooden have developed this program. The association and its clinic program have received the official endorsement and ap- Bank on Monday, May 22, at 7 p.m. If your organization is interested, please send team representatives to this meeting. For more information, contact Madeline Hess, Mary Martin, or Mel Prust at McHenry State Bank, 385-1040. WHO-WHAT-WHERE. Who is Mike Rogers No. 19 of the Warriors as he safely steals second base. The Woodstock second baseman is asking what went wrong as he received no throw from the catcher and the umpire is apparently wondering where the ball is. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) ONE APPLICATION LASTS ALL SUMMER / CONTROLS WEEDS ALL SEASON REE GARDEN-BEAUTY OFFER Prevents OFFER ENDS - . . OCTOBER 31,1972 yjfefedS Just to show you what PREEN'9 can do, we want to give you a shaker can of Pr^en ABSOLUTELY FREE ... enough to cover 40 sq. ft.! Preen stops many weeds before they start, and keeps on working all sum­ mer without harm to most flowers and shrubs and certain vege­ tables. Pickup your free Preen today... no purchase necessary. ACE HARDWARE 3729 W. Elm St. 385-075*2 McHenry PREVENTS WEE0S AROUND SHRUBS AND TREES, CET ,'AIN VEGETABLES AND MANY FLOWERS ^•Blii••••••• Mlli!•! Mill'tut iADL to AND WANT FLOWERS. So I Hear SPORTS EDIT0RJ PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER^WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1972 EARL WALSH