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f- 'r 2 "Section CHICAGO TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL S3, 1SS5 SOFTAS SCOUTS SEE Golf Editor Is Honored Palmers 66 Sets Pacje MAINE VJEST in Las Vegas GET BY, 9 TO 0 Schuett Halts Rally IL by Forest View1 LEUSCH i Continued from first page and 25-year-old Dick Sikes had 35-33. When the shooting was over, Nicklaus had beaten only one player in. the round. That was Pete Brown of Los Angeles, the first Negro to qualify for the tottrnament Brown complained of muscle spasms in his back, had a 78, and said lie might not be able to continue in the second round. Arnold Palmer 34 32 66 Billy Casper Jr.

34 3468 Dick Sikes 35 3366 Son Sneod 33 35 69 Ifyoa had reasoi to be locking for a major league baseball scout yestenlay, Maine West High school was the place to go. At least a dozen of them were in the stands to see Maine West, a perennial Chicago area power, take on one of its chief challengers for the Mid-Subur ban conference championship. Charles Bartlett (right). Tribune "golf editor, was given award by Horace Barnhart, president of Chicago District Golf association, at ceremony at Botterfield Country dob yesterday for his contribution to golf and in honor of the 25th anniversary of Bartlett's Sunday column, The Locker Forest View, oruce Grampian 35 Chuck Courtney 37 George Knudson JO Rod Funseth 36 Doufl Sanders 34 Juan tChi Chi Rodriguez 36 Paul Homey 37 Bob Charles 37 Mike Souchak. 37 Kd Nogle 36 Chock Coody 35 Jock McGowon 39 Wes Ellis Jr.

36 Dick Hart 35 32 69 34- 69 33 69 35- 69 34 70 33-70 33 70 34 71 35 71 36 71 3271 35 71 36- 71 In addition to a lot of talent. the scouts saw. themselves a Room. TRIBUNE Staff Photo whale of a ball game. Only by the margin of one run, 9 to 8, did the Maine West express Prep Line Scores CHICAGOLAND PREP escape derailment With no one out in the seventh PLAY BETTER GOLF By Tommy Armour inning five runs in, and St.

Ignatius 400 1 13 St. Gooraa Tie 4 1 Forest View runner on third Battorw KMBiscn. tmnrotnomo ana Lvttnskir Bloaior, Johnson, Khtbbtf end Jonda. Erwln. base, Sherman Schuett a jun House CATHOLIC LEAGUE ior tight handed pitcher, came Action 7 Knee) ui cow wuic cab a sixth conference victory in six Mondtl ..301 002 V-7 4 1 Halts Franciscan ......001 000 01 1 7 Batttrlts Maslanko, Ssanlon, and Stel-niaso; Banwy, Cofcely and Oamtran.

St. Rita ...001 120 S7 Brother Rlc 010 0 BatterlM Pauls and Sbarktri Pasitrb starts. Schuett struck, out two Forest View batters and forced SCOTCH WHISKf TJJ7ATCH the knees of an ex-W pert and see action the ordinary golfer rarely gets. At another to pop up. and Roman! dk.

j- VIetory to Smith address the expert's knees are The victory, however, went to iSrartW J'' I I S' DO Paul DOT 100 07 9 Cordon Todi a-201 7. 1 Botttrles Haricv. Binme and Smoltai Wirtel. Dobrawalskf om) Kosprzyk. i Batteries Valor, WilkowsU and Wt-artzen Moody OM wartlnov.

St. Laurence 220 022 17 1 Mount CarmH 000 000 0-9 5 4 Big Jim' Smith, who bad been 4(L bent so he seems to be sitting down matched against Forest View's oft-scouted Tom Lundgren in a battle of undefeated senior Batteries Kint and LapcMK) cainiwn. Kotovltz and Kuffel. SUBURBAN CATHOUC southpaws. Smith yielded only one hit in 6 innings before leaving the game with what Jallet Catholic 000 222 17 4 Gt right I knecinto th thoV stf I ball, especially for the short pitch and chip shots.

His left knee moves a trifle toward immaculate conception 210 010 04 10 4 Batteries Princes. Kavenousft and Col ions; Pitlodc Kornous and Rasponti. Coach Al Carstens described as 39 '4SQT SUBURBAN LEAGUE a sore knee. Smith was replaced by Pat Mein, who in turn yield ed to Schuett the ball as his shoulders turn in the backswing for a short shot. When he is swinging back for a long shot his left knee turns so it foints to the rjCiia'ii off tike Nile East 000 109 12 5 HigMand Park Ill 100 x4 3 Batteries Kalhr, Prousls and FHommant; Jordan and Sekik, Harris.

Morton East 005 000 27 Evanston 004 001 0 4 Batteries Sowa, Von Orak, Mack and Mtadvi Murphy, Gablenx, Llshon and Inlaw. rtiifi stiiti msn itm mm mmm bhi inu nsmun. in, nu. Dan Carlson, the Maine West catcher, showed the scouts some hitting power with a two- 1 MID-SUBURBAN run homer in the fifth. Wheellnf 000 00 2 toon Ssini5'fi yeDDa Glenbrook North Wins a prowecr ....104 iuz 1 1 Botterle Pevtll, Grendt and Knw Solota and Lrnt, Froemiind.

Meanwhile. Glenbrook North right of the ball. In swinging down, the right knee is a key to correct action. That knee should move as it does when you throw a ball underhand. As it does, your entire Jbody moves into the proper position for the hit and your right shoulder goes against your steady chin; as it should.

less by ate cucaro TritraiM (Next fVednesday: One Thing at a Time. r-orasr view a 1 made it five victories in five Maine West 100 035 12 2 Batteries Lendoren and Perez; Mela, Schuett and ton son. Miles North .100 904 1151 2 starts in the same conference, beating Deerfield. 10 to 7. with 1 i Glenbrook South 202 320 211 17 0 Batteries Silder.

Katz and homos the help of home runs by Chuck Olson, Watts, Brooks, Topercer, Earnhart TRIBUNE ADVEITISINB PAYS and AMmshoh. Glenbrook North ...250 010 210 10 1 Kusseu and Steve Murray. Big scores and big hits were the order of the day. In the Deerfield 202 003 0 7 7 4 Batteries Krouse, Bruhokrl. Harvey, and Murray; Esplin, Edsar, Lubuda and Scheskla.

Southwest Suburban confer SOUTH SUBURBAN SO LET THE ence, Oak Lawn crushed Home-wood-FIossmoor, 22 to 10. as Jollet East :003 110 IM-5 0 4 Kankakee 300 000 03 4 Batteries Grey and Thompson; Bo ma. StaH anil AAWnrthnv Catcher Harry Smol drove in eight runs with a two-run hom Thornton .....000 200 0 2 5 2 Lockport 700 401 12 14 4 Batteries Callanan, Landowski and Ol- osk Ward. Hum dt and Murawski. er, two doubles, and two singles.

TharnrMoe 110 130 04 4 1 0 Ana 000 000 11 3 2 Batteries Kiel and Hooon; on on, Soenke, Stoats and Colbert. We've got a great competitor. He packs his film in yellow boxes. It gives wonderful color pictures. And nearly everybody buys it Nearly, but not quite.

At last count, there were about seven million people buying our film. In an odd-colored tan box. Why? Because it gives the same wonderful pictures you get with the stuff in the yellow box-only it costs a lot less. If that doesn't mean a thing to you, stop reading. But if you think it would be nice to be able to take more pictures without spending more money, we've got a proposition for you.

Reach for the odd-colored tan box next time you're buying film for home movies or slides. We're sure you'll like the pictures you get. But in case you don't, well buy you a yellow box. WW No questions asked. UlJ nBClirOinE SSS Pick up a roll ofDynachrome today at Loyola Route St Philip Loyola sent 15 batters to the Jollet West 000 106 23 1 Jollet Central 101 010 03 4 3 Batteries Panlsh, Shimek, and Peterbok; Weakmon, Fonsica, Hooper, and Johnson.

plate in the second inning and scored six runs en route to a HERE'S TO A BEAUTIFUL LAWN eisennower uev wi Bloom 210 001 24 4 3 Batteries Mitchell, Starrs and Joeobson. 12 to 1 victory over St Philip that tied the Ramblers with Fetters, Mason and -Abshlra. SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN Fenwick for first place in the Chicago Catholic league's North section. Frank Battaglia, IZT. Oak Lawn 004 624 422 21 4 Homewood-Flossmoor 001 900 0-10 4 Batteries Harris.

Certstedt and Smol; Maika. Detjen, Yeungblood and Laery, Gowen. om Llndstrom, and Dave Mar- WEST SUBURBAN tinov each drove in two runs in support cf Bob Moody's one-hit pitching. York 031 200 0-4 4 4 Downers Grove 020 020 04 3 1 Batteries Schultt, Kroepier, suckow and Reese; Howat, Johnson, Warner and Hind- Lockport bombed Thornton, Riverslde-Brookfleld 023 105 112 9 2 to 2, in the South Suburban league as Ron Homerding drove across four runs with four singles. ENTERS 3 AT INDY Son Francisco, April 29 UPI KWI Qvol, San Frond sco oirto deoltr-jpoftvnan, announced today he will ontar threo rcar-engino Offenhawser powered racing can In this roar's Manorial day 500-miit ract at Indianapolis.

Maine East ...000 420 19 13 3 Batteries Kolar, Cuchna, Nelli, Ehlers and Trot or; Riesenny, MocGregor and Frederick, Pollack. Hinsdale 201 000 0-3 2 1 Arlington 000 000 0-0 1 3 Batteries Guptlll and Young man, Brassier, Allen ond Frase. DES PLATNES VALLEY Maine South 201 020 5110 9 4 Proviso West 001 002 0 3 3 7 Batteries Killnskl and Zinsmeister; Koc Kokonas and Helmann. PRIVATE LEAGUE Morgan Park ACD Ill 033 0-9 5 3 Chicago Christian 000 000 0-0 5 5 Batteries Anderson and Kumls; Jonasma. Svtsma, Dehan and Ozinga, Sales.

Luther South 010 281 315 14 7 Timothy Christian 001 042 411 10 9 Batteries Boehm, Grube end Moracek; Tozeloor and Bore ma. Luther -North 002 302 413 10 3 Wheat on ocad 030 122 0 10 5 Batteries Simpson, Heiming, Nelson and Hrolnoha, Sythle; Cronk, Schmltt and Son-dohl. UPSTATE EIGHT Glenbord East 110 022 1 7 7 4 Aurora Eost 141 063 15 9 2 Batteries Parvln, Kerl, Voscko and Novak; Nunrlch, rardenas and Keller. you don't just' drive an alfa iromeo 4-DOOR. S-MSSENCEt CIULIA Tl SEOAN S2.995.

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