Connie Mack to Be Honored at All Star Game
Connie Mack will be honored at the 17th annual major league All Star Game at Comiskey Park on July 11. The 87-year-old Philadelphia Athletics leader will be an honorary manager and toss the ceremonial first ball. American League President Will Harridge announced the arrangements with league and city officials.
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Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Phillies A s sold bid drops as Connie Mack era ends
Philadelphia Athletic Club, run by Connie Mack for 60 years, will not be sold now but may go to a serious bidder. James P. Clark, NFL Eagles president, heads a syndicate reportedly ready to bid about 3 million dollars. Owners set asking price at 5 million for the club, minor leagues, and Shibe Park. months needed to finalize any deal.
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Segura wins national pro tennis crown over Kovacs
Francisco Segura, 28, nicknamed the mighty mite from Ecuador, outlasted Frank Kovacs in the finals of the 23rd national professional tennis tournament to become the first South American to win the pro net crown. Kovacs, 6 foot 2 and 200 pounds, tired with leg cramps in the fourth set after Segura built a two sets to one lead. The dramatic finish followed Segura's earlier semifinal win over Jack Kramer.
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Card of Thanks Honors Phillip Anderson
A note of thanks expresses gratitude for cards gifts flowers and calls during illness and specifically thanks Phillip Anderson. The item also contains a pedestrian safety tip urging white clothing for nighttime highway walkers.
Livestock and Grain Markets Daily Report Omaha and Chicago
Market rundown shows hogs mixed with price drops from 180 to 240 pounds and steady to higher cattle values. In Chicago traders note hogs down 25 to 50 cents, cattle steady to higher, vealers up, sheep weak. grain prices rise late with wheat and oats up, corn slightly up, soybeans steady, fuels and lard move mixed.
Iowa and Minnesota Hog Prices and Market Receipts
Des Moines based USDA receipts show today estimated 37 000 head with week 36 500 and year 52 000. actual yesterday 40 500. Unload at 2 southern Minnesota packing plants and 12 Iowa plants with about 30 yards across several states. Prices mostly steady to 18c lower for butchers. sows down to 25c. Barrows and gilts listed by weight with bids ranging from 17.00 to 19.75 per cwt depending on grade and weight.
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CIO Strikers Halt World Telegram And Sun Edition
The World Telegram and Sun could not publish its first edition as AFL printers refused to cross CIO strike lines. CIO guild demands included a 10 percent raise, minimums up to 120 dollars for experienced reporters, and a nine of ten new hires to be guild members.
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