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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1962

Page

18

Visking Splits Doubleheader Against Casey Illinois

The Visking softballers split a twin bill with Casey Illinois losing 9 to 0 in game one and winning game two 3 to 2 in eight innings. Neil Ganley pitched a no hitter for Casey in the opener while Wayne Myers starred for Visking with a five hitter and 10 strikeouts. Bill Bolk delivered the walk off hit in the night cap driving in Lenny Zwerner who opened the inning with a double. Visking hosts Fresh Bros. of Indianapolis Saturday at Memorial Park and then goes to Decatur Illinois to face the Merchants in another doubleheader.

Visking Casey Neil Ganley Thomas Simpson Crouch Bill Bolk Lenny Zwerner Wayne Myers Fresh Bros Indianapolis Memorial Park

Snead Aims to End Open Drought at Oakmont

In Oakmont Pa on June 13 1949 Slammin Sammy Snead a 50 year old favorite prepares for his 22nd U S Open bid. His tough mental challenge and need to master approach shots loom as he recalls his 1937 near miss and a career of near misses with hopes high he can still win at Oakmont.

Oakmont Oakmont Country Club Slammin Sammy Snead Snead Ralph Guldahl Ben Hogan

National League Tuesday Results and Tonight’s Games

The Associated Press reports Tuesday results across the National League with Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3 and San Francisco 2 Cincinnati 1 among others. Tonight features Pittsburgh at Chicago and Los Angeles at Milwaukee plus several night games including San Francisco at Cincinnati and New York at Houston.

Los Angeles San Francisco Pittsburgh St. Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Houston Philadelphia Chicago New York

Angels Rally Past Twins For 7-5 Victory

Lee Thomas belted his 8th and 9th homers driving in three runs as the Los Angeles Angels beat Minnesota 7-5 to pull within a game and a half of the Yankees. The Twins drop to third while New York tops Detroit 2-1 and Cleveland edges Minnesota in the standings.

Los Angeles Angels New York Yankees Lee Thomas Minnesota Twins Yankees Detroit Cleveland Washington Elks Club Star’ Cleaners Lee Tuttle Allis- Chalmers Coca-Cola Knowles Monroe Tuttle Dillingham

New York Markets at 1 P M June 13 1962

Detroit at New York Baltimore at Boston Cleveland at Washington Minnesota at Los Angeles Chicago at Kansas City list show evening twin bill matchups as traders note activity and sales totaled 3 230 000 shares for the session indicating market movement for the day through early afternoon trades.

New York Francis L. du Pont & CO Nat's Bank E.D.T Detroit Baltimore Boston Cleveland Washington Minnesota Los Angeles Chicago Kansas City

Gold Outflow Crisis Spurs Business and Government Action

New York June 13 The United States seeks a united approach with business leaders to curb gold outflow from the Treasury amid a rising London gold price. The premium reflects external concerns over the US economy and balance of payments deficits, as leaders including Roger Blough and Henry C. Alexander weigh plans to free the dollar from gold reserves while stabilizing currencies. The Treasury gold reserve stands at 16.4 billion dollars, with foreign dollar reserves surpassing that figure.

New York U. S. Treasury London U. S Federal Reserve System Treasury Roger Blough U. S. Steel Henry C. Alexander Morgan Guaranty Trust Crawford H. Greenewalt du Pont Thomas J. Watson Jr United States Ft. Knox

Markets at a Glance United Press Internat

Stocks mixed in moderately active trading. Bonds lower with U S government bonds softer in quiet markets. American stocks and Midwest list down. Cotton futures varied. Chicago grains show mixed wheat corn oats rye soybeans and lard futures. Hog prices rise to 50 cents, cattle advance 25 to 50 cents, top 28 25. Sheep steady at 25, dressed beef and pork firm to highs.

United Press International U. S Midwest Chicago

Stocks Firm After Early Losses on Heavy Trading

In New York on June 13 the market firmed and pared losses from the May plunge. Trading remained heavy as the NYSE tape lagged by about 15 minutes. The Dow Jones 30 average rose to 582.74 with 2.31 million shares traded in the first two hours, up from 1.56 million a day earlier. Gold mining issues dipped after intraday gains.

New York New York Stock Exchange

Market Strolls Toward Normal as Caution Rules

Standard and Poor's Outlook notes a regaining normal market feel after hectic trading. Long term investors should wait for signs of a solid base before heavy buying. James Dines counsels staying on the sideline with short term bonds and gold stocks. Joseph E Granville expects selective recoveries but no broad miracles as May declines linger.

New York Standard & Poor James Dines A . M. Kidder & Co Joseph E. Granville E. F. Hutton & Co

Market Reports Chicago Livestock Summary June 13

Hogs 6 000 strong to mostly 25 higher with some 50 gains on 260 290 lb lots. Cattle 11 000 calves 25 slaughter steers 25 to 50 higher, primes 1 275 lb at 28 25, high choice steers 1 150 1 300 lb 26 25 27 50, heifers up to 25, lambs steady with spring lambs 24 50 25 00 and choice 23 50 24 00.

Indianapolis Livestock Report Sees Mixed Gains Across Hog Cattle Lambs

In Indianapolis on June 13 hog slaughter runs 5,500 with uneven gains and most gains 25 to 50 higher, prices listed from 15.00 to 25.00 for various weights. cattle and calves 1,200 head with steers 25 higher on top end and vealers steady near Tuesday, good to choice listings 21.50 to 29.00. slaughter lambs up to 50 higher at 18.00 to 21.00 while shorn ewes hold 3.50 to 5.00.

Evansville Livestock Market Report

Evansville Indiana June 13 hogs 2 000 active steady to 15 higher sow s 25 higher 180 230 lb hogs 16 75 17 10 21 head 17 25 mixed 180 240 lb 16 25 85 240 270 lb 15 75 16 50 sows 250 400 lb 13 75 14 75 400 600 lb 13 00 14 43 cattle 400 calves 50 slow steers heifers 50 cows weak vealers steady good choice steers 23 00 25 00 standard good heifers 21 00 23 00 cows 15 75 16 50 good choice vealers 25 00 29 00 sheep 100 spring lambs steady good choice 19 00 23 00

Chicago Indianapolis Evansville Ind

Chicago Produce Market Prices For June 13

Chicago Produce on June 13 lists live poultry hens 17 to 17.5 cents per pound roasters 20 to 22 cents, etc. White Rock and Plymouth Rock fryers, cheese, longhorns, butter and eggs with various grade prices. Eggs show white large extras at 29 cents per dozen and other grades around 28 to 44 cents.

Chicago

Egg prices hard to read New York market report

New York on June 19 market notes eggs offerings light on large and medium sizes with ample balance and active demand for large and medium. Whites: Extras 23-3442 top quality 33-36. Browns: Extras 33-34 top quality 33-35.

New York

Market Reports Livestock and Grain Prices

Salable hogs totaled 500 with No 1 and 2 grades at 190 to 220 lbs 16 50 to 16 75 220 to 260 lbs 16 00 to 16 50 260 to 300 lbs 15 00 to 16 00 sows around 300 lbs 14 00 and down Market up 25c Wheat 198 Rye No 2 116 Corn Yellow ear 105 shelled 107 Soybeans Yellow 235 black and mixed 205 Indianapolis June 13 Indiana fryers 15 roasters 15-19 Eggs large 26-27 medium 17-18 small 12-13 large 18-20.

Indianapolis Indiana

Trading Suspended In E. L. Bruce Co After President Withdrawals

The American Stock Exchange halted trading in E. L. Bruce Co stock after president Edward M. Gilbert disclosed unauthorized withdrawals totaling 1.953 million dollars. Gilbert resigned, defending the actions as protective for an acquisition program. Bruce and the firm pursue SEC and exchange review with counsel. The firm, headquartered in New York with plants in Memphis Nashville Little Rock and other cities, reports 1961 sales of 42 million and sales 30 percent higher than last year.

New York The American Stock Exchange Today E. L. Bruce Co Edward M. Gilbert New York City Exchange Committee On Securities Gilbert E. L. Bruce Jr Stock Exchange Bruce Stock Bruce Securities and Exchange Commission American Stock Exchange Bruce Company Empire National Corp Memphis Nashville

Texas Gas Gets Expansion Okay

The Indiana Public Service Commission approved $40 million in Texas Gas Transmission debentures to finance an expansion program across five states. The project includes 266 miles of new pipeline in Indiana Kentucky Ohio Mississippi and Louisiana and further development of the Leesville Storage Field in Lawrence County Indiana. The article notes population figures of 133 physicians and 57 dentists per 100 000 people from the Statistical Abstract.

Indianapolis Indiana Public Service Commission Texas Gas Transmission Corp.s Indiana Kentucky Ohio Mississippi Louisiana Leesville Lawrence County Ind United States

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