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The people's voice., 1958-09-26
Congress Needed

but the calls Wayne Morse Hubert
Mansfield of the Congress
explosive situation The EsenowerDules
craftsmanship behalf of these islands less than 20
manlandhih military
70 miles diant-coud
holocaust The development of foreign policy that
abreang chief essential The Con-
be this critical hour-OREGON DEMOCRAT
The people's voice., 1958-09-26
QUOTABLE QUOTE

We have initiation because of a
small group of powerful corpora
tions. Their economic dominance
gives them the power to arbitrarily
set aside the law of supply and de-
mand and rig prices. - JESSE
CLARK, president, Brotherhood of
Railroad Signalmen.
The people's voice., 1958-09-26

The Forum" is open to all who
wish to express an opinion or present
facts on any subject. Limit $50 words.
The people's voice., 1958-09-26

Demos, Republicans :.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03

When Leroy Stinedurf, 27,
was appointed to the East Cleve-
land Police Dept, on May 18th,
1857, he was not stepping into
post entirely new. He had
some experience as a member
of the Willoughby Hills Police
Dept. He is a shift patrolman
and works in all police vehicles,
answering the various calls that
come to this department in the
protection and care of it's citi-
zens.
During the hunting season,
Stinedurf spends many hours
walking through the fields and
woods looking for a target.
Stinedurf served with the
U. S. Navy and for two years
was the Master at Arms in the
Navy Reserve and was also on
the Training and Administra-
tive Team. He has accumulat-
ed ten years in the Navy Re-
serve.
He is a member of the East
Cleveland F. o. P. Lodge No.
80. the Police Fellowcraft Club
and Willoughby F. & A. NJ.
Lodge No. 302.
Patrolman Stinedurf and his
wife reside in Willoughby Hills,
Ohio. -~
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03
Boy Scouts
TROOP 1868

Summertime is here and that
means camping time and pic.
mic time.
Mr.. Thomas Leach, scout
master and Frank Musial, as
sistant scoutmaster, have sched-
uled on July 11th and 18th an
inspection to repairs of all
troop equipment for camping
purposes. They will be assisted
by the Screen Bar" members
of Troop 368.
The big week camping for the
boys Of Troop 1858 of st. Phil
omena School will be July goth
to 26th inclusive at Chagrin
Scout Reservation.
Scoutmaster Leach has had a
budget plan for the boys of this
troop through which the boys
have been able to earn their
own camping money. This was
a wonderful idea and the boys
and their parents appreciated
it.
On July 8th there will be a
committee meeting in the Rec
tory Hall of St. Philomena
Church at s p. m. hall; fathers
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03
Two Shaw High
Class Reunions

Members Of the Shaw High
Class of January, 1949, are or
ganizing a semi formal reun-
ion dance to be held at the Town
House Motel, 1861 Euclid ave.
on Saturday, September 9th.
Those members of the class
who may have not YET been con-
tacted are asked to call Dick
Stillings, RE. 2-7977 or Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Palmer, HI. 2-605S.
Shaw High School June
Class of 1856 announces a re-
union to be held from noon on,
Saturday, July 26th at Hudson
Spring Park.
Heading the planning COM
mittee are Tom Scherr, class
president, Ii 1-0013 and Janet
Stillinger, GIL 1887. Further
announcement will be made
next week.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03
Laboratory Fire

An experimental laboratory
at Nela Park was damaged by
fire about noon Sunday, June
Goth. The loss is not yet esti-
mated. Cause Of the alarm is
said to have been short cir
cult in a seal beam headlight
exhaust system. Damage to the
system alone was about $4,000.
No one was in the building
Sunday. The guard house was
alerted when the sprinkler heads
let go, and considerable dam
age resulted from this flood of
water.
The Department responded to
a false alarm from East 125thI
ST. and Phillips ave. Monday
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03

Patrloman William G.. Lloyd,
age %, was appointed to the
Police Department on January
4th, 1868, prior to which he was
a life insurance salesman.
Lloyd is a graduate of South
High School, attended Fem Col
lege and has taken the Police
Course given at Western Re-
serve University. He is a reg
ular shift patrolman, making his
duties varied, either working in
the Patrol Car, Accident In
vestigation car, or the Police
Ambulance.
He is a member of the Fra
ternal Oredr of Police, Lodge SO,
and is currently serving as a
member of the Legislative Com
mite for that organization. He
is also a member of the YMCA
and during the Winter months
spends time playing handball.
He also enjoys boating, hunting
and fishing.
One of his principal hobbies
is building scale model trains,
and he has several of them,
permanently installed in a Sec
tion of his basement.
Patrolman Lloyd and his wife
Theresa are the parents of three
children.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03

With fair skies and warmer
weather ahead, Tale Tellers of
the Church of the Cross are
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03
Busy Boys
Girls Find
Book Time

The children of East Cleve-
land are going in for reading
this summer. Over 1900 of
them have joined the vacation
reading clubs at the various
East Cleveland Public Librar-
les, and are filling many happy
and profitable hours with read
ing.
The Explorers Reading Club
is for readers from fourth
grade through eighth, and
awards diploma to the men,
bers who complete IL club
books during the summer. This
week the library has added the
following names on their di-
ploma list:
Lin Ia Abramczyk, l43O8
Strathmore; Donna Alpin,
14505 Alder; Karen Cholewicki.
14125 Strathmore; Michele Cir
ino, 1888 Collamer; Jack Co.
lasi. 1909 East l42nd; Linda
Cooper, 1906 Hartford; Sharon
Dutro, 1904 Hayden; Geraldine
kadis, 14112 Ardenall; Susan
klimowski, 1911 Knowles.
Joan Lisy. 957 Helmsdale;
Patty Maybury, 14104 Arden
all; Janice Miller, 1905 Wood
view; Susan Rice, 993 Nela-
view; Mary 10 Sutherland, 1928
Brandan; Eileen Vladic, 14S00
Ardenall; Linda Washkewicz,
$50 Dresden: Frederick Well
and, 1912 Hampton.
These boys and girls haye
watched their rocket blast off,
and travel through space to
the Moon. If these children
successfully land a second
rocket on the moon they will
receive a diploma plus an honor
ribbon.
The bookmark Club is for
children in the first three
grades. Each member receives
a bright colored bookmark on
which to record the names of
books read during the sum-
mer. There are 438 Bookmarks
already on display in the Ii
braries. At North Branch the
following boys and girls started
their second bookmark:
10 Ann Kadis, 14112 Arden
all; Jill Shevlin, 1889 Hayden;
Craig Rudolphy, 1907 North
field; Kathleen Tanner, 1913
Potomac; Betty Welniak, 1901 |
Orinoco.
The boys and girls of East.
Cleveland are invited to joinI
one Of these clubs at the near
est library. They will continue
through the summer, closing
the Saturday before Labor Day.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03
Churches

Mrs. W. H. Zimmerman of
Windermere Presbyterian n
Church of East Cleveland is
one of more than 5000 women
attending the fifth quadren-
nial meeting of the National
Council Of Women's Organiza-
tions being held at Purdue
University, West Lafayette,
Indiana, June 25th through
July 1st.
This national meeting is the
last one to be held by women's
organizations Of the Presby-
terian Church in the U.S.A.,
which last month merged with
the United Presbyterian Church
Of North America to form
the more than 3,000,000-mem-
Der United Presbyterian
Church in the U.S.A.
At special service on June
goth, at Windermere Presby-
terian Church, the congrega-
TONS representatives to the
Wooster conference were dedi-
Gated. Slated to attend the con-
ference are these young people:
Bonnie Gordon, jeanne Kapitz-
ky, Karen Miller, jeanne Keef-
er, Priscilla Douglass and Gail
Miller.
At the 10:45 a. m. worship
service next Sunday in Phillips
Avenue Presbyterian Church
Rev. Roscoe J. Varble will take
as his sermon topic "The Chris
tian and the Question of
Freedom"
Miss Nancy Hodge and Mrs. |.
Roscoe J. Varble will sing as
the anthem "Lovely Appear"
by Gounod. Mrs. Frank Turner
will be hostess of the day.
With fair skies and warmer
weather ahead, Tale Tellers of
the Church of the Cross are
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03
Picnic Ticket Information

The Ticket Committee again reminds all picnic ticket
holders
ALL TICKETS must be deposited in containers in
Log Cabin
STRIP Ticket stubs must be deposited by Z 100 D. m.
CAR Ticket stubs must be deposited by 900 D. m.
NO TICKETS will be accepted on the platform.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03

looking forward to their picnic
on Monday, July 7th. The club
is holding their outing at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Carlson,
Mill Creek Lane, Chagrin Falls.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03

Ralph Green of Rosemont
rd. has enlisted in the Air
Force and is stationed at Lack
land Air Force Base, San
Antonio, Texas.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03

are urged to attend, for there is
much to be discussed and done.
The help of every father is need
ed for success. Thank you.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03

The Mothers Auxiliary OF
Troop 368 are planning for the
annual picnic which will be held
sometime in August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
EisenhoWers Give
Diplomatic Dinner

bottom. Mrs. Morris Cafritz
in pale blue satin, accom-
panied by her husband, and
Mrs. Jouett Shouse escorted
by Mr.. Shouse.
Two more hostesSes-Perle.
Mesta and Polly Guggen-
heim-will attend tonight's
musicale following the Sec
ond diplomatic dinner. Two
dinners are additionally
given because there are too
many ambassadorial couples
to entertain at one meal.
But back to the beginning
of dinner No. /:
The East Room of the
White House looked like a
royal court when the Presi-
dent and First Lady APP
peared, heralded by a fan
fare from the Marine Band
and Hail to the Chief"
Preceded by the colors and
the handsome White House
aides in full dress uniform,
they Sedately entered the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11

and silver sunbursts on both
the right and left sides Of
their full dress coats.
There was Britain's Sir
Harold Caccia with Lady
Caccia; Sweden's Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Bohemian at
tending their last such affair
before retirement in June;
Italy's Ambassador and Sig
nora BroSio; Greece's Am
bassador and Nine. Melas-
she with a row of miniature
medals on her white Jean
Continued on Page BE-, Col. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11

white and gold. crystal lit
ballroom where a host Of be-
ribboned ambassadors and
their ladies awaited their
presence. Mrs. Eisenhower
wore a beautiful gown Of
blush pink satin with q rose
pattern Of cut velvet. The
strapless bodice edged with
soft folds topped a great skirt
Of regal fullness.
THEIR FOREIGN EXCEL
LENCIES WERE A SIGHT
TO BEHOLD with colored
sashes across their shirtfronts
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
.MusiaI Sc ha Convertible en-.
un "JiIero del LeftfieId.
FUe vn error levarIo al JaP6n on Ia giro de los "cardenuIes", perqve
"EI Homhre" va ssd eansade

NEW YORK, Nov. Is CUPID
Stan Musial, que Ell pasado
vlernes cumplio 38 amos de
edad. jug6 p~obremente en- ia
pom y este ha dado lugar a
rumores de que los Cardena-
les del St. Louis cometieron
On error cuando llevaron al
"vielo' y canssdo veterano
en- Su gira por ell Leland
Oriente en- veZ de deiarlo
aqui para que descansara.
MusIal estaba cansado al fl
nalizar la campans regular y
ell hecho de que bateara 7
no qulere decir que haya te-
nido una excelente Temporal
da. Ell Hombre" tuvo ell mas
bajo total de carreraS impulsa
Gas lie SUI carrera con solo 81
y Sus II home runs fueron los
menos en- IL amos.
La respuesta es que Sc ha
convertible en- I'm "jilero" del
left field y algunos ligados al
deporte asI 10 dicen, ell ano
proxlmo lie estaran jugando
hacia esa banda. Anaden
esos senores que Ted Williams
ma durado tanto Y tan bien
porque Siempre rechazo esas
otertas de exhibicioneS Y Sc
pasaba ell invierno bien alicia
90 de- baseball.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
Manager de Patterson Niegu
que SoIicifuru Ingresur en-
Ia Association de Nuevu York

NUEVA YORK, Nov. 26 -
OiPI>- La Association de ma
nagerS de boxeo de Nueva YORK
anunclo anoche que rechazo la
solicitud de ingreso de Gus D.
A.natO manager del campeon
mundiaD de todos los pesos
Floyd Patterson, pero ell intere-
sado nego acaloradamente que
haya nunca pedido ell ingreso a
la organization.
George Sheppard, Presidente
dc la A%soclacion, anunci0 que
la solicitud de D'Amato fue re-
chazada u~nanimemente por los
directlvos porque "D'Amato que
ria que nosotors lucharamos pOr
81 contra eI International b.
KING Club"
Por SUI parte D'Amato declare:
va soy miembro de la Asocia-
cion de managers del Estado de
Nueva York, legitima organiza-
ci0n cuyO pre5idente es Carl Du-
va. Por cierto nunca trate de
ser miembro de la organiza-
cion de Sheppard, que es en-
realidad la fachada del Inter-
national Boxing Club.
r
BARCELONA, Nov. rs -
CUPTI- Ell excampeon de Es-
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Muriunuo con
Ventuiu de Un
JUegO Complete

LA HABANA, noviembre rs.
iUPD-El Marianao logro un
iuego complete de ventaja en-
Ell primer lugar de la Liga in
vernal al derrotar anoche ell Ha-
bana al Almendares por cuatro
a dos en- iueyo para decidir ell
empate que tuvieron ell Is de
movie more.
Cuadrangular de Pedro Car,
denal en- ell octave produjo las
dos carreras decisivas.
Con una sofa exception, las
carreras de la noche fueron re-
sultado de jonrones de Carlos
Paula y Tone Taylor, por cuen-
ia de los perdedores, y de Car
denal y Jim tasty por Ell Haba.
M.
Habana 900. 100 O21 4 II 0
Almendares 010 100 002 2 8 0
Churn, Gutierrez CD, Rabe (S)
y Romano; Pena (4-3) y Brown.
Ganador: Gutierrez (3). Jon
rones; Paula az, Tasby (2)
Taylor ~, y Cardinal (1).
FL Habana dejo en- libertad a
Forest jacobs para dar cabida
a Clarence Churn en- su cuadro.
Hol juega ell Habana con ell
Almendares.
LA HABANA, noviembre 26.
(UPD-Doblete por Joe Valdi,
Vieso con dos out impulse a Ju-
lilo Becquer de prlmera para dar
al Marlanao la victoria sobre ell
Cienfuepos por dos a una.
Els Ell octave juego consecutive
Que pierde ell Cienfuegos y ell de
cjmocuarto de los ultimos quin-
ce juegoS en- que ha tornado
parte.
Triple de Roman Mejia impul.
so la carrera del Cienfuegos.
Orestes Minoso con SUI cuarto
cuadrangular empato la anota-
cion.
Cienfuegos 900 100 900 1 6 2
Marianao 900 900 101 2 IL /
Ramos Constable ~ Sanchez
90 y Noble. Shaw, AriaS (5),
Olivia CD y Lau. Ganador Oil
va (5-O). Perdedor Sanchez s.
81 Jonron: Minoso, su cuarto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
Victimu de
vn Academic
FuIIecio
J. Dressed

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 -
(UPD- Ell volante Joseph
Dressed, que Ell ano pasado Sc
retro despues que estuvo a pun
to de perder la vida en- Vene-
zuela, fallec.o a conSecuencia de
las lesiones sufridas en- un &C
cidente de transito "rutinario".
Dressed perdio ell dominic de
su coche de sport en- una ca
rretera y Sc estrello contra una
excavadora mecanica estaciona.
dd a un lado del canine, segun
irformo la policia.
Murio cuando era conducido
al hospital.
Ell deportlsta de so amos de
e1ad sufri0 leSioneS ell ano
pasado en- ell Gran Premio de
Venezuela, cuando ell auto que
guiaba tuvo un Academic. En-
esa OCCASION estuvo hospitali-
1ado cerca de cinco meses.
Ademas de sus actividadeS de-
portivas Dressed era director de
ana division de la iunta de
aeronautica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
PASCUAL PEREZ INICIARA
ENTERTAINMENTS EN- MANILA

MANILA, noviembre 26.
(UPD-El campe6n mundial
de peso mosca, Pascual Perez,
de Argentina, llegara el do
mlngo a Manila para iniciar
ell entrenaniento para SUI de-
fensa del titulo frente al fl
llpinU Dommy Ursua, ell Is
de dicIembre.
Tn portavoz de la Pan Anne
rlcan Always dijo que ell IT,
tular de peso mosca salio hoy
de Ciudad Truiillo, Republica
Dominicana, en- un avion de
esa compahia.
Perez, dlio ell vocero, viaia
acompanado por SUI esposa
Herm'nia, SUI manager Lazaro
Noci y SUI entrenador Segura
Felipe
Agreg6, SIN embargo, que
solo Perez y Koci tienen re-
servacIones hasta ahora para
ell vuelo de Los Angeles, Ca
ilfornla, a Manila.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27

Syracuse; Joe Kapp, de Cali
tornia y Don Allard, del Bos-
ton College
FL Comlte Nacional de
Acondlcionamiento Fisico pu.
Giera aceptar ell tip" del Con-
sejo Nacional Deportivo de
Ed Hottie y acercarse a la jul
ventud del pals a traves de
sus heroes deportivos.
Mickey Mantle, Yogi Berra,
Doak Walker, Bob Cousy, ole
Louis y Joe Lapchick - cola
boradores en- ell Manly Arts
Course" han terminado
una secci6n de "auto supera-
cion" que podria ser una gran
arma contra la delincuencia
%juvenil. Ellos podrian aconse-
jar a los jovenes como actuar
bien tanto fisica como men.
talmente.
Steve Sebo, ell coach de fut-
Dol de Penn, Sc queja de que
es caua vez mas dificil a un
tutor professional impresionar
a Sus jovenes gladiadoreS.
"Huho una vez en- que el
coach era ell hombre grande
y los players escuchaban con
Ia boca alberta. Ahora hablan
entire 81 de atomos y adelan-
tos clentificos, que dejan a los
coaches con la boca alberta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27

BOSTON, Nov, Is CUPID
Ernie Banks, de los Cacho-
rros de Chicago, Ell mas gran
de jonronero entire los short
stops en- la historic de la Lii
ga Nacional, fue designado Ell
jugador mas valioso del cir
quito.
Banks, de q amos de edad,
gan6 por amplio margen la
encuesta annual de la Asocia-
cion de Cronistas de Beisbol
de Estados Unidos, al lograr
I'm total de 283 puntos.
FL jardinero Willie Mays,
de los Gigantes de San Fran
cisco, qued6 SO puntos detras
de Banks, que recibio ell ma
yor numero de votos desde
que ell propio Mays gano ell IT,
tulo en- 1854 con igual pun
tale.
Hank Aaron, de los Bra
voS de Milwaukee, ganadol
del ano pasadO, qued6 en- e
tercer lugar, con 166 puntos.
Banks, ell sexto iugador ne
gro que CANA Ell titulo conse.
cutivamente, obtuvo 16 de los
"a primeroS lugares posibles.
Els ell primer jugador de los
Cachorros que obtiene ell
trofeo desde 1852, cuando
Hank Sauer conquisto ell no.
nor, y ell cuarto en- la historic
del equipo. Phil Cavaretta ga
no en- 1945 y Gabby Hartnett
en- 1885.
Banks declare en- Chicago
donde reside, que les un gran
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
ResuItudos
en- P. Rico

SAN JUAN Nov. rs (UPD.-
Caguas derroto a Mayagiiez por
3 a cero
CAGUAS 900 100 ITO -
Sal
Mayagiiez 900 900 900 -
e31
Juan Term Pizarro y Frank
Rivera Jose Antonio Plaza, Pc
te Burnside % y Oscar Junior
Rodriguez.
SAN JUAN, Nov. 26 (UPD-
San Juan derr0to a Santurce por
4 a 3 en- juego que duro IL in
rings.
Santurce 010 600 O02 900
8 8 l
San Juan 600 ITO 100 DOL
%S2
Santiago y Thomas. Nicolosi,
Arroyo (12i y Montslvo. JON
rones Santurce-C epeda ~ Y
Alomar (9) San Juan-Escalera
a, y Cortes y.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
Per OSCAR FRALEY

La Association de Golfistas
PROFESSIONALS dice que mas
hijos Y esposaS estan acom-
panando a los jugadores en-
las giras PROFESSIONALS que
nunca anteS. Esto eS parcial-
mente debido al hecho de que
los campeones de la AGP Dow
F1nSterwsld y Dave Raglan Sc
cOnvirtieron en- padres de ge-
melos este ano.
49,
McArroll Cook, director at
letico de Pitt. dice que va
rios iugadores seniors de Las
PanteraS Green que Syracuse
IS Juno de los mejores equi-
pos contra quieneS ellos han
jugado en- sus carreras varsi-
~.
DeSpues de un symposium
con ell team de Pitt, senala a
Sam Bass como eel mejor back
del pals; Nick Pietrosante,
de Notre Dame tan bueno
como ell mejor de la nacion";
Tom Greene, de Holy Cross,
como ia selection numero
uno de los pro-; y dice tam
bien coSas buenas y bonitas
de Pete DawkinS, del Army;
Sam Williams, de Michigan
State. Ron Slower, de Ore
gon; Chuck Zimmerman, de
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
POsieion de los Equipos
uGA GUIANA De BASEBALL

lsin Incluir Iueros del Domingo
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
Banks Fue ProcIamado
Juqddor Mos VoIioso
De La Ligo NdciondI
Considerable ell mas Gronde Jonronero entire los Defensores del Campo
Coto en- Toda la Historic del cicUto

premio y c~ualquier jugador
Suena ganarlo".
"EStoy muy, emocionado -
dijo - nunca espere ser ell
elegido'.
Ell resultado de ia votacion
fue anunciado aqui por Hy
HurWitz, del periodico THE
Goble" y secretario de la Aso.
ciacion de Cronlstas de Bets
Dol. Una comision de tres
miembro por cada uno de
los equipos de la Liga Nacio-
nal formo ell jurado,
Banks establecio ell record
de jonrones para torpederos
durante la pasada campana al
disparar AZ cuadrangulares.
Durante la temporada impul-
so 100 carreras y termino ell
ano con un promedio al bate
de .313.
Los cronistas de beisbol 10
consideran ant brillante que
solo tres de los "a miembros
de la comisi6n votaron por el
para un lugar por debaio del
tercer puesto. Banks obtuvo
cuatro segundos lugareS, un
tercer lugar y un quinto, SEX
to y septimo respectivamente.
Banks y Mays fueron los
unicos Iugadores que figura-
ron en- las "a boletas. Aaron,
que ell ano pasado aventajo
por POGO puntos a Stan
Musial, figure en- %.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27

rama de los pesos mosca Jose
Arazon, va a iniciar en- breve
una jira deoortiva.
A mediados del proximo mes
marchara a Finlandia y Segui-
damente marchara a Caracas.
donde hoXeara con Ramon Arias
aspirante al campeonato mum.
dial.
Orazon disputara otra pelea
en- FilipinaS, sin que Sc conoz-
ca aun su contrario.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
HOSKINS PERMITIO
UN AISLADO HIT

MAkACAIBO noviembre rs.
(UPn--El lanzador Hoskins
permitIo un solo incogible al
Pastors an0che para dar ell
trlunf7 al Gavilanes por cuatro
carreras a Zero, y acreditarse SUI
noveno triunfo del ano contra
una sofa derrota.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27

FLANAGAN D Err R A
TURNER. - EncOrVandOse
intenta Gil Turner evadir los
reciOs gOlpes de Del Flanagan
en- ell segundO "rOund" de la
pelea que librarOn en- Saint
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-25

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joys pains community In
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-25

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