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2 Swliim It THE THURSDAY, APH1L Shamrocks chalk up first conference win St Patrick chalked up ib first league victorj laM week by to defeat Ct Igt-n-t, I a 10 to heartbreaker to Manst, the im beaten leader of the Hast Suburban CtUhtln Conference a 1 i dined out of last Satur- i doubleheader i Cross Rain also uijiley North and a Juni'ir- Varsity contest with I'rosscr The Shamrocks t-tidcd the week i a 1-5 lea cut- record and an overall ri'Mird for the season of Girls may compete in park track i i 1" of aae who wiih to enter me pjrk di-itnu'- ci- lywidt- track a should lunui their area park now, announced Grace ThuK park district supm- sor of women's physical activities. There will be competition in three divisions midget for S) II olds. i division for 12-14 vear and intermediate division for 15-17 year olds Events i include the 50, 75 and 100 dash, the 220 jnd J10 a relay, run- i long i high a a a thrnu Winners of local meets will advance to area meets, ivhkh will be held Mav 10 8-10-1 The Shamrocks were finally able to bring things lojjeiher in taking the measure of SI Joseph They got consistent pitching from Marty Rjan, came through with several excellent defensive plays and parlayed timely hits for the irutmph The Shamrocks had gone behind in the second inning, 2 to 0. on a Charger triple and home run They went in arrears. 3 to 0, in the fourth inning on a double and single combination by the visitors from Westchester.

But then they went to work themselves. The bottom of the fourth was the big inning for the Shamrocks. Frank Gorg opened i a walk and came scampering home on a long double down Ihe left field line by first baseman John Studzinski With two out and Sludzinski on third. and Paul Pryma on second, Ken Gniadek drilled a sin file to bring in the two runners. It was Gniadek's second single of the day.

But the Shamrocks were not through at that point. Rich Schtillo came through with his second single to bring home Gniadek, Third baseman Bachusz and right fielder Schullo both came through with sparkling defensive plays. In the fourth inning Bachusz made an excellent of a hard hit ground ball and got his man at first and possibly stopping a St. Joseph man from scoring. Schuflo's contribution was a diving catch of a fly ball on the right field tine, after which he threw to first to double a Charger runne' Ryan of the Shamrocks gave up seven scattered hits and one walk, he also registered two strikeouts.

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Oak Pork II 6O3O2 telephone. Chicago 278 6JOO Suburban 524O6OO news journal world Catering to Carter Virgil Carfer, back-up quarterback of the Chicago Bears, attracted a collection of little football fans at his-recent autographing appearance at St. Paul Federal Savings and Loan Association, 6720 North. From left to right are Doug Engfer, Dawn Engfer, Joseph Liotine, Carter, Chad Carter and Vince Demarso. (Photo by Keith Swinden) Little League Corner We're happy lo lei you know the "new" Chase Field Is ready for action.

It has been brightly painted, cleaned and completely redone, including the new infield complete with pitcher's mound, We're proud of the way Chase Field looks and to all the parents who come out for the games, we ask that you please help to keep the area clean and free of litter and debris. A lot of time and hard labor went into this project and our thanks and appreciation to all the people and merchants who contributed fencing, paint, lumber, dirt, sand and all the other materials we needed to get Chase Field looking great. Our only regret is that we did not get enough help from members of our league. It was always le same few people doing the work. With all the parents in this league, we should have received a lot more cooperation.

We gave of oar time and energy and made sacrifices. We did this to benefit the kids who use this field lo give them a baseball area they can be proud to play on. Next time we ash the parents of our league to assist in a project, let's all try to cooperate and give of ourselves. Parents are reminded to please turn in registration money before May 15, Raffle tickets will be distributed soon and we are asking everyone's cooperation in selling as many as possible. All proceeds will go towards our First Annual Trophy Awards banquet to be held in August at Ferrara Manor.

Thanks also to Mr. Noble, supervisor of Mozart Park who has been a great asset in assisting us In our (ryout and meeting schedules. He has been most conscientious and aware of our needs in all respects and is doing a great job at Mozart. And herewith a final note on try outs. Last Saturday's deluge washed out what was to have been our final tryout at Mozart Park.

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