Legislator Threatens Action If Braves Move to Atlanta
Milwaukee lawmaker Rep Henry Reuss warned that moving the Braves to Atlanta could trigger antitrust scrutiny. He pledged to urge a full investigation if the National League allows the team to depart Milwaukee, arguing baseball has changed since 1922 and may violate antitrust laws. Frick said no commitments were made by any club to relocate.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Henry
Reuss
Dwis
National League
Braves
Warren Giles
Supreme Court
Atlanta
John McHale
William Barthole Braves
Orlance
Milwaukee Journal
Ford Frick
Milwaukee Can
Frick
McHale
Grobschmidt
Eugene Grobschmidt
Carle
National
House
Emanuel Celle
Bob Wolf
Rick
Whethrer
Henry Killen
New York A. C
Wayne Frye
Seattle
Lake Washington Rowing Club
James Storm
San Diego Rowing Club
Dave Robinson
Philadel Braves
Suelphia
College Boat Club
John
Milwaukee Bockstoce
Yale
Robert Har
Final Account Notice in Emma J. Marte Estate
The notice announces a final accounting filed by Albert Harold Martin as administrator of Emma J. Marte Estate No. 15453. The Superior Court of Madison County will review the report on July 28, 1961, unless interested parties appear to show cause or prove heirship. Objections or claims not shown by the report must be presented.
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Emma J. Marte
Albert Harold Martin
Superior Court
O. Madison County
Madson County
Kelley
Arnsid & Kelley
J. Stevenson
L. Robbins
Pendie| St Loui
UPI
Ralph Bosstan Aye
E. I. Cripe
Foreclosure sale order in Indiana suit cited locals
United States Marshal notices a public foreclosure sale in Madison County Indiana tied to a Southern District of Indiana case. The order lists defendants including Robert A Banker and others with heirs of John A Keefe Jr in a civil action, sale set for early September at Chesterfield Court House subject to court conditions and valuation rules.
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Eugene Creagmile
Superior Court
Bradison County
Indiana
Busby
Davisson
Cooper & Farr
Hoss
Madison County
Superior Court of Ni
J John P. Dickmann
John A. Ve
Leah Iohnson
Fort J
Fort J. Keefe, 1539 Derathea Greaty Melvin Fred Oh. Wenzel, Nerrangnewp
Reiss
John Aleele
Bear Kray
My VM
Macindhananelis
Tadison
Pendhising
Said _cnurt
Mergad Aavanty Trust
York
John A. Keefe, Jr
Clive
Madis
Chester
Chesterfield
Ander
Eugene Creagmile Clark
United States District Court
Robert A. O'Neal
United States Marshall
Southern District of Indiana
Washington Boat Club in Semifinals at Olympic Trials
Washington crews faced light conditions with wind and rain as repechages set semifinals. Washington, racing at a brisk 384 strokes a minute, led by a length and a half over Vesper Boat Club in a 6:17.5 2000 meters. Detroit Boat Club, Laconia A, and other crews battled through crab incidents and shifting tides on the Lagoon course at Orchard Beach, with Washington advancing to the semifinals amid tough competition and gusting headwinds.
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New York
A.c
Jeffrey Kreger
University of Washington
Wyandotte
Mich
Richard Keyes
Vesper
Fil Leanderson
U. of Wash
Ington
Orchard Beach
Lagoon
Detroit Boat Club
Iis
Laconia Rowing Association
Cal“A
Madellege Boat Club
Philaup
Oargmen
Coldelphia
Washington Leges
Laconia
College Boat Club
Harvard
California
Yale
Jerrold Johnsana
Vesper Boat Club
Leanderson Lerew
Philadelphia
Wow
Rex Isemi
Crothier
Washington
C.B.C
Princeton
Schuylkill
Navy
Detroit
Georgetown
Major Leaders Face Feye and Robinson Run Qualifiers
United Press Internationals leading batters and top runners are listed with ABs, Hs, and averages. Notable names include Williams, Mays, Torre, Kaline, Santo, Oliva, Mantle, Allen, Santo, and Hunt. Distinct leaders span National and American Leagues in batting, RBIs, and pitching decisions as season stats and recent heat results are summarized.
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National League G
R. H. Pet
Clemate
Pit
Uuuya
Wiye Amuse Eee
Allen
Phil
Robinson
Bobstoce Aaron
Mil
Fin- Santo
Chi
Hardegan
Philadelphia
Allison
Oliva
Arlett
Robinsn
Ball
Northeastern
Fregosi
Hinton
Wash
Kaline
Det
Kreger
Cornell
Bressoud
Bos
Harvards
Keyes
Nam Tandine Willaky
Ener Twins
Twins
Powell
Orioles
Wagner
Indians
Colavito
A's
Manil
Dean's Mississippi Praise Not Banned, Company Denies
The Falstaff Brewing Corp denied a Mississippi newspaper report that it told Dizzy Dean to stop praising Mississippi on telecasts. Dean, from Wiggins, Miss., said the claim was news to him and noted no boycott threats from CORE. A Mississippi paper cited CORE criticism over his Opry-like praise of the state.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Mississippi
Dizzy Dean
Magnolia
Dean
The
Brewing Company
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
New York
Mississippi Press Register
Pascagoula
Miss
Wiggins
Pee Wee Reese
Herb Phillips
Tt Core
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Indianapolis Division
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company OF
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Mays
Giants
Boyer
Cards
Santo
Cubs
Stargell
Pirates
Torre
Bunning
Phils
Farrell
Colts
Koufax
Dodgers
Gibbon
Marichal
Arrigo
Ford
Yanks
jBunker
Kaat
Peters
White Sox
Wilson
Red Sox
Frigidaire
Suds Saver
Sturvey
Sinsa
Frigidaire Dryer Wes
Dryer
A3 Lumber & Supply CO
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