Veeck to Decide Soon on White Sox Sale
Chicago—President Bill Veeck expected to rule today on selling controlling interest in the White Sox. Hank Greenberg says the decision is up to Veeck. a syndicate led by Bernard Epton has offered about 4.8 million for Veeck’s 34 percent stake. Comiskey, holding 46 percent, has not pursued control. the deal hinges on Veeck’s move and tax depreciation terms.
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DiPaglia Wins Des Moines City Golf Title
Floren DiPaglia captured the Des Moines city golf title at Wave Land with a three under par 207. Sarge Fontanini and Je Ferguson tied for second at 212.
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National League Wild Race Narrowing in Early Season
The National League leads tighten as Los Angeles holds a half game edge over San Francisco and Cincinnati tied for second after SF beat the Dodgers 4-2. Giants pitcher Stu Miller shut down L A late, Felipe Alou drove in two with a homer, while Cincinnati split with Chicago. Warren Spahn added his sixth win as Milwaukee routed St Louis 7-1, and Don Ferrarese earned his first Philadelphia victory 5-0 over Pittsburgh.
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Tigers Still Lead With 61 Home Runs In Strong Dash
Detroit tops Minnesota 10 4 and 9 3 as eight players hit homers in the win. Cleveland tightens AL race by sweeping Los Angeles two games to none, while the Twins slump to nine straight losses. Yankees rally as Bill Stafford blanks Chicago 10 1. Boston defeats Baltimore 6 5 with Joe Ginsberg contributing a two run pinch hit.
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Graceland's Rich Simmons Runs 46.9 In Fast 440
Graceland's Rich Simmons posted a 46.9 second 440 yard dash Saturday at Sioux Falls in a top speed effort, second to Walter Johnson of North Carolina College who won in 46.3 seconds setting an NCAA meet record. The event highlighted a day of baseball and track action across several teams and venues.
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Giants Rally To Clip Dodgers In Final Of Series
A 47 463 crowd watched the Giants beat the Dodgers 4 2 to salvage the series finale. Alou hit a seventh inning homer after two early runs, while Williams allowed four in the first, and Roseborn homered for LA in the fifth. O’Toole endured a rough eighth as Banks and Santa homered early for the Cubs, and Maye and Bolling supplied five Braves runs off Gibson. Mizell relieved for Vinegar Bend. Ferrarese allowed five hits.
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Canada Cup Cash and Records Go to Snead and Demaret
Sam Snead captured the Canada Cup with a record 272 strokes at Dorado Beach, feat aiding the United States to a second straight win. teammate Jimmy Demaret earned high plaudits for his 288, while Peter Thomson led individuals with 280 and Nakamura’s 274 mark stood as previous record. Canada placed third, Ireland fourth, Philippines fifth amid dramatic final rounds and a hoax distraction involving a family emergency.
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Moore Defends World Title Against Rinaldi in 213rd Bout
Archie Moore, still champion despite World Boxing Association withdrawals, defends his light heavyweight crown against Giulio Rinaldi in New York. Moore, 181 wins, 25 losses, 130 victims, last fought at 175 pounds in 1959, vows to halt Rinaldi after a prior Rome bout. The ABC telecast begins at 3 p.m.
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Smith wins El Paso Open Bowling Title in Texas
Harry Smith of St. Louis captured the El Paso Open Bowling Tournament with 427.07 points and 4,487 pins, earning 2,500 dollars in the $20 event. Ray Bluth, also from St. Louis, finished second with 123 points for 1,006 dollars, while J. Solomon of Dallas placed third with 122.14 points and 1,500 dollars.
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U S Civil Service Tests Push for Jobs in Area
A promotional notice offers U S Civil Service test preparation for ages 18 to 52 with salaries up to 446 a month. Lincoln Service advertises as a private school unaffiliated with the government, urging readers to request free information and forms to qualify for federal positions.
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