Allyn Buys Out Partners to Control White Sox
Arthur C. Allyn announced he bought out his partners Bill Veeck and Hank Greenberg, giving him 54 percent of the Chicago White Sox with Chuck Comiskey holding 46 percent. Greenberg remains as executive VP and GM. Veeck is sidelined by illness. Allyn said the move keeps the club in Chicago and hopes Veeck can return after Mayo Clinic evaluation.
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Don’t Tinker With Your Insurance Ad
An independent insurance agent promotes using an outside agent for car and home coverage. The message stresses timely claim handling, policy improvements, and protection from slow payments. It highlights help during loss and prompt fair settlements from reliable companies.
Wright Leads After Four Rounds In Round Robin Golf
Mickey Wright remains top with plus 24 after a 4 over par 72 in steamy conditions at Wykagyl. Kathy Cornelius climbs to undisputed second with 22 points while Louise Suggs and Patty Berg sit at plus 19 and Mary Lena Faulk at plus 17. final round action Sunday could reshuffle the leaders.
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Marle MacKenzie
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Collegiates Named For August 4 All-Star Football Tilt
A 55 player college All-Star squad selected by Otto Graham to face the Philadelphia Eagles on August 4 at Soldier Field includes 25 players weighing 230 to 285 pounds. Notables: Ernest Ladd Bob Lilly Ken Rice Jim Tyrer Bruce Tarbox Myron Pottios Tom Goode Roland Lakes Mike Pyle Marlin McKeever Earl Faison Harold Beaty John Brewer Ditka. The ground attack centers around Joe Bellino Tommy Mason George Fleming Bob Crespin George Blair and Tom Matte.
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Twins-City clash vs Bastrop called off by wet grounds
The Twin-City game against Bastrop at Bastrop today was postponed due to wet fields. Sports manager Vivian Petty said the team would depart from Frenchies at 1 p.m. for the Bastrop matchup.
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All-Star Call Ups: Mason Darre Nugent Invited to Game
Halfback Tom Mason and Tulane teammates Bernard Darre and Phil Nugent are invited to the 28th College All-Star game in Chicago on August 4 and have accepted. In Pelican League action, Delhi falls 3-0 to Oak Grove after Delhi’s Best allows three hits and 13 strikeouts in a complete game.
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Braves Trade Moe Drabowsky To Louisville
The Milwaukee Braves sent pitcher Moe Drabowsky to Louisville in the American Association. Drabowsky carried an 0-2 record after 16 games and 25 innings pitched.
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Favorites May Tangle At Crossett Meet Tennis Tourney
The Crossett Jaycee Invitational enters day two with favorites Ray Lake of Shreveport and David Kossover of Magnolia nearing a finals clash after smooth advances. Rain delayed play. finals begin 1 p.m. with semi finals at 9 a.m. Readouts list numerous second round results in junior and boys divisions along with girls singles and doubles outcomes.
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Love strengthens bid in Louisiana amateur final
Defending champion Sam Love Jr. advanced toward a repeat by reaching the final of the 29th Louisiana State Amateur golf tournament in Baton Rouge. He will face pre-tournament favorite Bert Burdick in a 36-hole title match Sunday, with two 18-hole rounds starting at 8 a.m. and noon respectively.
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Little Boys Baseball Scores Northside League Action
Firestone tipped People's Loan 14 to 13 in Northside Little League last night. Scotty Moss led the losers with three hits in five at bats, and Ronnie Wiggins and McQuire had three hits for the winners. First National beat Ouachita National Bank 12 to 4 behind winning battery Mike North and Ted Shirley. Danny Dutch went 3 for 4 and David Adcock 2 for 4 with a home run for the winning side. A&E Grocery defeated Thames and Harkness 8-5 on Bill Phillips and Jerry Kidwell pitching. Ronnie Miletello led with two for three for the losers in another game.
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Wagner and Hunt Lead Slugging LA Past Boston 10-5
Los Angeles beat Boston 10-5 as Leon Wagner hit two home runs and Lee Thomas and Ken Hunt added another, moving the Angels to the AL lead in homers with 71 while Boston trailed with 69. Wagner’s 13th homer opened the scoring in the fourth and his second solo shot came in the ninth.
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Open Championship Field Gathers at Oakland Hills Course
The 1950s era field features Arnold Palmer and Gary Player headlining a 127 professionals and 23 amateurs at Oakland Hills. Ben Hogan and Sam Snead remain strong threats as the 6,907-yard layout tests precision golf with narrow fairways and challenging greens.
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Orioles Edge Twins 4 3 on Hansen homer in ninth
Baltimore wins 4 to 3 as Ron Hansen hits a two run homer in the ninth to erase a 4 2 deficit. Jim Lemon pinch hits and Brooks Robinson completes the tag on Zoilo Versalles to end the game. Hal Brown starts for Baltimore, Hoyt Wilhelm relieves in the final frame after the rain delay.
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Little Boys Baseball Offers $500 College Scholarship
Little Boys Baseball Inc announces a $500 college scholarship for a deserving youth. National board member W E Marioneaux says the recipient will be chosen at a board meeting August 12 in Lookout Mountain Tennessee from among eight states.
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Notice of Bidding Practice Code for 5th Louisiana District
The Bidding Practice Code becomes effective June 15 1961. Under the Code no signatory may bid or receive bids within four hours of bid opening. For more information call FA 5 8133 in Monroe Louisiana or write Suite 131 2400 Louisville Monroe Louisiana.
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