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Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 73

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Arizona Republici
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Phoenix, Arizona
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73
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1939. Oiisox Sale Appeal Filed CHICAGO (AP)-Virr. President Chuck Comiskey has rarriwl his! fight for control nf the Chicago white Sox to a higher court. Comiskey filed in circuit court i appeal of a probate court ruling which permitteo 1 his sister. Mrs.

Dorothy Comiskey Rigney. to sell her 54 per cent of the club to Rill Veeck. Comiskey's petition asks that circuit court order sale of "not less than 300 shares" of Mrs. Rigney's to him. Chuck and Dorothy were left 1,041 and 1,54) shares respectively by their mother Mrs.

Grace Comiskey, former Sox president, who died in With -The Arizona Republic, Arizona Spencer Pleases Rigney At Seeond By ARNOTT DUNCAN BILL RIGNEY moved Daryl Spencer from shortstop to second base this spring i i knowm there would be detractors and Spe ma Blowers of the San Francisco niante df wds no wf)rge than National League last year. And he had capable, rather than flashy, at second six years for the Giants. REPUBLIC REPUBLIC BULLDOG Page 51 Devils Blank Badgers, 3-0 sin. yesterday to cut v. admiss Barged for the i tor's series edge to 4 games to 3 first time $1 for adults, 75 certs At present.

Chuck controls 4fi per cent of club stork. HUNTER PENALTY OTTAWA Hunters or fishermen found guilty of violating the Forest Fires Prevention act ini Ontario face the loss of their hunting and fishing license privj-j leges extending for a period upi to five years time. Add $1.00 For Whites Other Sim exrhanjre CnmpMrKhle RUBBER WITH CONflOtNCt THE FINEST RECAPPINO SERVICE IN PHOENIX onl BROS. Tire Service, Inc. One Service on All Mecapplnr Castom Reeapplnr Costs No More 204ft I.

9 ten AL 4-1 SIS Thrill ill hwys') liyUt work ihecs and hunting boots, te 15, A to EEEE "We fit the hard to 14 95 HEAL1PS QUALITY SHOES 3203 N. CENTRAL (Opp.iite Pork Control) ordrn promptly rilled. Add sor handlinK Connolly Kid and Konqaroe Shoci to 15, AAA lo KKKK the. 7u' l) rwik caroP herc t( and trundle toward the start of the National League season in St. Louis April 10 Rienev was most pleased at the way Spencer has taken hold on the tough thP the in which much of the actio HaVC a WayS Mid Rigney a onetime 2S7 WUW eVe be er SCCOnd Spencer has learned to get the ball away without a step now.

Another man singled out Giants third baseman Jim Davenport for glowing words. "I've seen Pie Traynor and a lot of others," Lefty Doul said. "Davenport is the greatest third baseman I ever saw THIS AND THAT Eddie Bohn, chairman of the Colorado athletic commission, likes to make sure the major staged in his state are good matches and not the type to defraud the public. So he doubled up a brief Easter vacation with an Inspection of Zora Policy here before Policy headed for Denver and a 10-rounder next Tuesday with Willie Besmanoff. Folley, Bohn reasoned, might have been cut or somehow hurt during his solid whacking on Hank Thurman in Phoenix March 19 Superstitious Jerry Lewis picked the then New York Giants to win the National League pennant while in Phoenix the spring of and that year went a step further.

He picked 'em to win the Series in four straight, bet it that way, and collected a bundle when the Giants rode over Cleveland TMs spring Lewis, half owner of the KoKo, who is putting on a fine show there this week, made another prediction: The Giants to win the pennant again. But no four-straight in the Series SPORTS EDITOR GEORGE McLEOD of the Tucson Citizen predicted that this, the 13th season of major league teams conducting spring training Arizona, would prove anything but unlucky Weatherwise, he couldn't have been more accurate. And Ted Williams gets hurt and leaves the Red Sox camp before the annual barnstorming trip almost every spring anyway A Japanese sportswriter who looked in on the spring training here says sumo, pronounced s'mo, remains the big sport in his land in spite of an avid interest in baseball. And the champion is Wakano- Hana, a 235-pound whose name means Young Flower The judo champ is 250-pound Rikido-San. His name means Power Mountain Artie Dixon, who boxes Jimmy Martinez here April is described as a flurry fighter somewhat along the lines of Kid Gavilan But Dixon isn't yet as good at it as the Cuban Keed, whose flurries earned him the welter title.

Gavilan used to confuse judges by timing one of his bits of action each round for the final 10 seconds, thus leaving the impression as the bell sounded of impressive activity throughout Phoenix College plays Luke i i AFB at the college diamond this Draves raf ed as one of the world's top woman afferno at 3:30 in a game that will perform Sunday afternoon in pool at Ramada Inn Miss Dravps 7 ori ina scheduled to be aquatic stars are donating services to aid Samuel Gomoers Me tomorrow. Dave Bonham i 1 oainuci vjumoers Me- the probable starting pitcher With two games left in the' series, the clubs plav at 3:30 p.m.' The Sun Devils clustered all 'runs in the third inning yesterday on singles by John Rigoli. Host Airmen jBenny Ruiz, Steve Slanoc; George manna's sacrifice; and an error. loflayln lilt Switch i ACir ASU pitcher Roger struck out five, walked one. Mike Lund will pitch for Wisconsin today, Roger Barnson for ASU.

Wisconsin (MM) 000 1 "If 300 1 Richards Cannon: Kudron and for the Bears. Golf Results WIGWAM Cf! iT enny Frandsen Bea Peeler and Frances Chmy 15 ts: ez Ista 14 Sus1 PARADISE VALLJ5V re Ml £. Payne John 11 Al lu John Tomec-Hacht. 63. BIG STAKES SET NEW YORK (AP) Four thoroughbred dates have been set at two tracks dur ing the winter season.

The first is the Santa Anita Maturity scheduled for Jan. 31. The race is for 4-year-olds who will travel one mile and a quarter. BIG BOURBON HIRAM WALKER'S TEN HIGH 5 YEAR OLD STRAIGHT Tax QUART Plui T.x PHOOt SIRAIGHI BOURBON WHISKFY "i' (i i I-' (Vli TEH HIGH WHISKEY HOW MUCH IS A BRAND NEW '59 CHEVROLET WORTH TO 1 Fletcher Jones Says- YOU? US YOUR OFFER! IMPALA 4-DR. SEDAN The factory says 2,738 2S Phoenix WHAT DO YOU SAY? BROOKWOOD 2-dr.

STATION WAGON The factory says 2,724 75 Phoenix WHAT DO YOU SAY? WE MUST SELL 200 CARS THIS MONTH! We'rt overstocked with new and more are on the way. We can't park them, we can't eet them, so we must move them! We expect you to drive hard bargain, and we're willing to accept just about any deal to move these 200 new ChevroJets. WE WONT SLEEP! Open 24 Hours a day round the clock 'til this top-heavy stock Is moved! BISCAYNE 2-DR. The factory says 2,306 25 Phoenix WHAT DO YOU SAY? IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FROM OVER 400 CARS! Pick any car in and take dtlivery in 10 minutes! All models and body styles. 12 corvettes, 40 station wagons, 29 convertibles, 50 impalas, 50 biscaynes and more coming in every day! All equipment combinations.

All colors. BEST TERMS AVAILABLE! $295 DOWN DELIVERS ANY CAR YOU SELECT! Bonk or GMAC financing! HIGHEST TRADE-INS! To help you make your deal, and" help us move this stock, we'll give you top dollar and then some, on your present car. Stop in and compare you buy anywhere! '2 TON PICKUP (3104) The factory says Phoenix WHAT DO YOU SAY? OUT OF TOWN AND FLEET BUYERS WELCOME! FREE! Coffee Doughnuts! Our huge stock of Used Cars must be sold at once Never before perhaps never again a sale on cars in Arizona! We're up to our eyebrows in new cars, and we've got to mova them out! the word has been passed: Sell! Regardless of profit or loss!" Come in! Check the factory-sug- gesled price on the car you want. Then, tell us what you think it's, worth to you! We'll be listening. And, you'll be driving the sparkling new, 1959 Chevrolet of your choice in much as it takes to tell about it! Name your price! 750 Grand Avenue AL 8-6811 NO ONE CAN SELL FOR LESS THAN FLFTCHFR.

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