Original sentence: Other buildings have carried signs sponsoring other beers, such as Old Style and Miller, and WGN-TV, which has carried Cubs games since the 1940s.The Tribune Company, apparently recognizing the historical and iconic significance of the park's name, has utilized other ways to bring corporate sponsorship into the ballpark.The park was likely named for its then-owner, William Wrigley Jr.. As early as the 1920s, before the park became officially known as Wrigley Field, the scoreboard was topped by elf-like "Doublemint Twins".There were also ads painted on the bare right field wall early in the ballpark's history, prior to the 1923 remodeling which put bleachers there.Wrigley Field shares its name with the Wrigley Company
Edited sentence: , founder of the Wrigley Company, and not for the company itself, Wrigley was no doubt aware of the park's potential to promote his products.Although the park was likely named for its then-owner, William Wrigley Jr.As early as the 1920s, even before the park became officially known as Wrigley Field, the scoreboard was topped by elf-like "Doublemint Twins".Other buildings have carried signs sponsoring other beers, such as Old Style and Miller, and also WGN-TV, which of course has carried Cubs games since the 1940s.The Tribune Company, apparently recognizing the historical and iconic significance of the park's name, has utilized more imaginative (and controversial) ways to bring corporate sponsorship into the ballpark.There were also ads painted on the bare right field wall early in the ballpark's history, prior to the 1923 remodeling which put bleachers out there.Wrigley Field shares its name with the Wrigley Company, purveyor of world-famous chewing gum brands like Doublemint, Juicy Fruit and Bubble Tape