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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

gene Flood home some time ago.
7. A. Glover, and his son. the
Rev. Steve Glover, of Glen Allen,
We're recent guests in the Flood
home.
Sunday, Mn and Mrs. Buster
| Flood. Jane, Miss Lula Flood Mr..
and Mrs Eugene Flood and John
Word visited the Misses Jessie and
Geneva Walden and Mrs h n
Walden in Farmvllle.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Chambers and
/ daughter and Miss Virginia Jamcr-
son spent the week end with Mrs
Mary Jamerson. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Jamerson and their son
Kenneth. We're Sunday guests III the
Jamerson home
Virginia Beach Week End
Mn and Mrs. Claude Anderson
spent part Of their vacation at VIZ
GINA Beach and part with Mr.. and
Mrs Jack Anderson Juan Ander-
son was Al his home fer the week
| end
Misses Louise and Billie Morgan
and Bob Williams were week end
| guests at the G. B Morgan place
Mr. and Mrs. r NJ Morgan and
small Cydna spent Sunday with the
family Saturday afternoon the en-
tire family went to Dundas to the
wedding of Miss Ruth Raney and
Pete CoWan.
Miss Rita Morgan left Sunday for
! Fairfax and her teaching duties.
Mr. and Mrs j Branch Forbes
and Susan and Nan Forbes also
went 10 the CoWan Raney wed
ding.
Prize Winners
The Buster Floods We're among
Inn prize winners at the annual
REA meeting at Loyingston Wed
NJ sday night They came home with
combination electric waffle iron
ard grill
The weeks callers IN Mrs Hattie
Morgan 5 home We're Mr. and Mrs
Dennis Riddle and children, OF Rust
burg Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin Gee and
son, Wayne. Mr. and Mrs Alfred
Rosen and Johnnie. Mrs C. j.
Spencer. Mrs. Sherman Self. Mrs.
Vernon Robertson. children and
Mary Lee Davidson
Mrs. Smith and MS. Coin were
hostesses at lunch Wednesday to
Mrs. A D. Barnes. Mrs G.. NJ
Rogers and Miss Appling Moss
Mrs John Walden Miss Mae
and Morris Walden visited the Eu-
sene Floods Tuesday
Surprise supper Party
Invited 70 4 supper party al the
Rev and Mrs Dot Bryan 5 Satur-
day night. the Rev and Ms.
Keith Whitehead were surprised to
find themselves the honor guests III
celebration Of their seventh wedding
anniversary Other guests were Mr.
and Mrs Wade Bryan Larry
Bryan. Mr. and MS Jay Gamble.
and MI and Ms Bob Bryan ard
children
Last week Was happy one for
JOHN Flood Thee vas some one
70 play wsh nearly every day
Among his playmates were Doris
Bryant, Judy and Jean Poats CARY
and Bobby DuVal and Nat Walden
There were many friends to enter
tain blt John Still found time y
CHOOSE name for his puppy Il
IS LaSsie.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Trents Mill

The revival commenced at Jones
Chapel the last day in August. On
that day homecoming was observed
and bountiful lunch was served
on the lawn. In the afternoon they
pracficcd singing in preparation for
the fifth Sunday singing which was
held at Browns Methodist Church
that night.
MIR and Mrs. Charlie Whaley
and daughter. of Richmond. spent
the week end with their parents.
Mn and Mrs. Luther Whaley and
attended services at the church.
The school begin in the county
September 2. but will not begin at
the colleges until the middle of the
month | heard a little girl say she
was glad for the school to start SO
She wouldn't have to wash dishes
Mr. and Mrs Writ Gillian spent
the week end with his sister. Miss
Gay Gillian. and his brother, Sell
dom Gillian.
Recent callers in the Jones home
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones
and sons, Anderson Daniel and son
Mrs. M. r Daniel, r. ] Jones.
and Mr.. and Mrs Vie Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Jones en-
tertancd with a buffet supper Sun
day night Their guests we're Mr..
and Mrs. H b. Wilkinson and daugh-
ter. Sally Adams. Of Richmond,
Mrs Morris Keller and children.
Betty Carol. Kippy and Jimmy and
Miss Gay Gillian.
Mrs. Pink Ownby has returned
from North Carolina where she has
visited her daughter who was in the
hospital
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
shcppords News

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Elcan, OF
Washington D. c.. were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j L. Jones Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Walker and
daughters. Of Tazewell were also
visitors Of Mrs Walkers parents.
Mr. Walker. his father and friend
went to Beaufort. N c.. on fish
ing trip
Our sympathy goes to Mrs Ruby
Jones IN the loss Of her brother.
Bascom Slcdd, of Richmond
J. L. Jones. Miss Florence Jones
and Mrs Paul Jones attended the
funeral Thursday and Mrs. Jones
returned home with them.
Bowling Guests
Recent guests III the Bowling
home were Mr. and Mrs. Edom
Potts and children Of Purccllvllle,
Rev and Mrs. Allen Anderson and
three girls. Of Arkansas. Rev and
Mrs Allen DeHart. MI. and Mrs.
Gilbert Bailey. Rcv and Mrs
David Morton. of Washington ID. Oh.
and Miss shirley Mason. from
Marina.
Also Mrs. Melvin Smith. from
Pittsburgh, Pa Mrs. Evelyn Macon.
from LynchburR, Mrs. Jack Bruce
and Mrs. Butcher from Farmvlllc.
and Mrs Earl Morris visited there
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bowling
and Sarah Frances visited her par
cnts IN Marina recnetly,
Miss Amelia Belle Young. Of
Washington. ID. c., is VISITING Mrs.
Wallace Raincy.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Sunny Side Items
Picnic Enjoyed by
Grove Church Group

Dinner guests Sunday Of Mr.. anc
/ Mrs M A. French were Mr.. anC
Mrs VI H. Vaughan Miss Mabc
Vaughan and Mrs. Kate Farrar. o.
Rice. Mrs. Vaughan. Miss Vaughan
and Mrs Farrar are sisters o.
Mrs. French
Dr.. and Mrs # j. Henchy, OF
/ West Palm Beach, Fla, are spend
ing some time at their farm here
Dr. Hcmchy owns the farm known
as the Byerley Farm.
Mrs. Blythe Guthrie is convals-
Ing at her home here after under
going surgery at the University Of
Virginia Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Allard and
children have moved To Maryland
where MIR and Mrs Allard will
teach during the coming session
home Tuesday
A raccoon has joined the Wallace
RalncN family much against his Will
But "Thumpcr. the rabbit, b S
fled and something had TO take
his place
Busy Season
The folks are very busy round
here the ladies with the fruit and
vegetables and the men saving the
bay and filling slos We are most
grateful for the recent rains.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Wingo and
Nancy and Baby John are spend
NIB this week in Pittsburgh, Pa,
with the Robert Chapes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

day School picnic Saturday wa S
splendid A delightful afternoon Of
fellowship, swimming. eating and
talking was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Hindle
Goodman and small son. David
plan to visit Mr. and Mrs. w. f.,
Hughes in Charlottesville over the
week end Mr. and Mrs. W r..
Hughes. Jr., and family, Of Phila-
dclphia, also plan to be there.
j. l.. Garter spent several days
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. George
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05
Andevsonville Antics
Head-First Dive BY Nat Walden Put
Parents, TuO Communities In Panic

Nat Walden threw his parents
his grandparents. and two com
munitles into panic a week age
when he fell from slide. landing
on his head OH the concrete side
walk below. Mr. and Mrs Thomp.
son hurried to Lynchburg Warned
of a possible conclusion. his grand
mother sat by HIM throughout the
night waking him at 20 minute in
tervals. The next morning. worn
and sleepy family listened as if &c
music to young Nat S renewal Of the
subject that had absorbed his in.
terest all the week he must make
ready to enter kindergarten III Sep
TENDER.
Reassured by the doctor. Mrs
Walden and her sons came home
. with the Thonpsons for the rest OF
the week Year-old Aubrey has prob
lens too He is learning to walk.
and keeping two feet going in the
same direction at the same time
seems to him a man-sized lob.
Mrs Louis Poats and children and
Mrs James DuVal and children
: spent the day recently III the Lewis
: Morgan home They brought Mrs
Cole and Nancy Morgan home after
visit in Richmond
Before School Vacation
: Hurrying to get in brief vaca
ton before Jimmie Anderson was
; claimed By school duties. the j
: Meade Andersons took the Skyline
: Drive one day and drove through
: the Valley of Virginia the next.
: They went through the Caverns at
: Luray and visited Swannanoa.
: John Brooks was guest in the
Anderson home several DAYS
Mrs. Curtis Hollonan and her
children. Marc and Connie Sue
spent the week with Mr. and Mrs
J. c. Morgan
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Williamson
were week end guests IN the Fred
Flood home MS Flood and her
son, Mike. returned with the VIII
liamsons to West Virginia for a
week 5 visit.
shield needs Eye Shield
Shield Anderson narrowly es-
capped serious injury last week when
a grease gun blew UP in his face
Although improved. he is still going
TO Medical College Hospital for eye
treatment
Annette jennings Of Virginia
Beach spent the week end in the
l. P Mills home
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caldwell
spent last week with mrs. G H.
Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Anderson
drove 70 Dendron Sunday for the
day with the Rolfngs family
NJ and Mrs Thomas Robertson
and Mrs " D. Drucker, Of Crcwe.
were sllpper gusts Of Mr. ana Ms
julius Coleman recently
sandston Visit
Mrs John L. Parker and Eliza
beth Ana Parker scent last week
With MIS- Harvey Pattes0n III Sand
S'oa Miss Virginia Parker was with
ter family for the week end.
Mr. and AIS john Dossier ana
jimmie Forbes spent Sunday with
Mss Beth Forbes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Construction of the Nays sixth
snpercarrier, the Constellation, is
under way The carrier bears the
name Of the first vessel ever built
specifically for the Navy over 100
years ago.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-05

Lewis Carter in Richmond.
Becky Lou French who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs M A.
French, il. in Richmond returns
home Sunday
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06
Continda E%nfrenamiento de
los Caba||os Soyieticos que
Competirdn en- Maryland

LAUREL, Maryland, noviem-
bre 5. CUPD-Los dos caballos
rusos que !legaron ell viernes
para competir en- la prueba Wa.
ST ngton International continue
rem su intense entrenamiento
dursnte ell fin de semana. Gar
mir y Zaryad salieron a la pista
a primera bora del domingo
dando una yuelta a la misma y
luego fueron ejercitados sobre
tres octavos de milla mas.
Ell cabalb argentine "Revo-
que" es otro de los eiemplareS
extranjeroS que competira en-
la prueba.
Tudor Era" de Gran Breta-
ia, pero propiedad de I'm stud
norteamericano, fue selecciona-
do core ell segundo representa-
te de ESta4os Unidos en- ell cla-
sico International.
Tudor Era" eS ell novenn
eiempIar deSignado para la
prueba que Sc d~isputara ell once
dc noviembre, con premio de
100000 dolaEes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06
DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS :

"suma de importancia' para ;
que acepte pelear con Loi eli
20 de noviembre. -
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06

McMurtry 10 noqueo en- ell segundo
aSalto, despues que Olson habia supe-
RADIO al canSado Joey Maxim. En- 10 que
concierne a la durabilidad de Olson, 81
guio Siendo un miSterio porque 10 mas
duro que Grant pudo tocar a Bobo en- la
quijada fue con ligeras derechas. Des-
pueS del triunfo, Billy Newman que
ha reemplazado a Sid Flaherty como
manager de Olson dice que Paddy
Young luce ser ell "segundo 0 t%ercer"
oponente del haWaiano.
Young, que fue superado en- 1858
por Olson en- la elimination final nor
teamericana por ell titulo mundial mid
dleweight, inicio ell luneS I'm comeback
en- New York y solo pudo entablar O
Otis WoodWar.
Newman estaba tan contento por
la demonstration de Olson frente a Grant
que predijo que Bobo estaria "tocando"
a las puertas de n pelea por ell titulo
dentro de I'm ano.
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Carl NBobo" Olson
Sc Porto Bien en- su
Campaha de Regreso

OAKLAND, California, Nov. 5. -
UPD. - ST Bobo Olson todavia tiene
una quijada de CRYSTAL, Sc necesitara I'm
pdgil mas fuerte que Don Grant para
demoStrarlo.
Ell ex campeon mundial middle
weight utilize a Grant como punching
bag mientras iniciaba Su Segundo come
back en- I'm bout de I'm solo lado que fue
detenido a los 2.33 minutes del septimo
round ell pasado dia % de octubre.
En- csc momento, Grant estaba pa
RADIO indefenso en- ell centric del ring,
mientras Olson lie propinaba una lluvia
de hooks de izquierda a derecha a la
cabeza, que hacia que la concurrencia
de unas 1000 personals pidiera ele-
mencia.
Ell referee frankie Carter Sc me-
tho entire los dos hombres y ell Segundo
comeback official de Olson oficialmente
comenzo. Inicio otro ell ano pasado,
pero dur6 igual que esos coheteS de
Cabo Canaveral, cuando ell irlandes Pat
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06

Glenn que va ha sido nombra-
do como Ell primer caballo nor
teamericano para ell clasico de
milla y media sobre hierba, pa
SO ell dia reposando despues de
ser traido en- un avion desde
Nueva York y hara I'm galope,
segdn su entrenador Bill Spep-
hens. Sailor S Guide, ell caballo
australiano, tambien descanso
despues de una practica ell saba
Go
0tros caballos que competiran
son "Tharp" y Ballymoss", de
Irlanda; Y Orisni, de Alemania.
LAUREL, Maryland, noviem-
bre 5. (UPD-Diez cabaIlos, in
cluso Revoque de la Republica
de Venezuela, y Garnryr y Ear
yad. de la Union S~ovietica, dis
putaran la Washington, D. c..
International Race, a disputarse
ell martes II en- ell Hipodromo
de Laurel.
Revoque lego a las $50 de la
manana al aer6dromo Friend
snip y de Immediate fue puesto
en- cuarentena. Sc espera que 10
suelten hoy, una vez realizadas
las requeridas pruebas de san
gre.
Escribano criado en- Argenti-
na y propledad de Juan Vidal,
de Venezuela, sera conducido
por SUI jockey habitual Manuel
Camarcaro, un indio venezola-
no considerable ell mejor jinete
de su pals, Es esta la tercera
vez que Venezuela Intervene
en- e. clasico international. En-
1855, Ell Chama, v~enezolano, ga
no ell clasico.
Sc entrenarOn Glenn, de Esta-
dos Unidosa Garnyr y Zaryad;
Sailors Guiae ell caballo de
Australia; y Tudor Era, de Gran
Bretana. Glen hizo LII para
tres cuartos de milla.
Los caballos sovieticos impre-
sionaron durante su entrena-
miento en- ell barro. Garnyr hi
70 una milla y tres octavos en-
2:26, en- tanto que Zhryad Gu
brio la milla en- 1:48 3-5.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06
Per STEVE SNYDER

lugar en- donde estaran los ali
mentos''.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06
NUEVO SISTEMA

Bob Holman, ell jefe del le-
yantamiento de pesas de York,
Pa, y presidente de la Union
Atletica Amateur en- ell sector
Medic Atlantico, preSento una
carrera de 30 kilometres. con
I'm nuevo Sistema que da a los
rezagados una oportunidad de
alimentarse. "Usualmente en-
esta carrera solo los lideres
tienen oportunidad de conner
y beber de un canton que va
junto a ellos despues de los
18 Kilometres. Esta vez hici-
mos I'm curse circular, por ell
cual los corredores tendran
que pasar cuatro veces ante ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06
AImendares 0eupa Primer
Lugar en- Ia Liga Guiana

LA HABANA, Nov. 5 CUPID
Ell Almendares paso a primer
puesto con ventaja de I'm jue-
go al derrotar anoche al Glen
fuegos por 3 a cero, en- juego
en- que Orlando Pena permitio
ocho hits.
Bob Allison, de Chattanooga,
impulse dos carreras con senci-
Hos y Willie Miranda bateo jon
ron a la barrera del jardin de-
recho, en- ell septimo.
Tony Taylor, de los Cacho-
rros, de Chicago, no ligo inco-
gible despues de batear de hit
durante ID juegos conservatives.
Pena abanico a ocho, incluso
cuatro veces a Pancho Herrera,
de los Martins de Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06

Hoy jugara ell Habana con Ell
Marianao.
4
LA HABANA, Nov. 5 -
CUPID FL Habana puso fin a
serie de tres victorias consecu-
twas que Nevada ell Mariana
al derrotarlo por 3 a 2 en- juego
en- que Vicente Amor permitio
unicamente cinco hits.
Ell primera base Prentice Bro
ME, de Omaha, impulse dos ca
rreras, con jonron y doblete,
Buddy Paterson, de Vancou-
yer, bate6 tambien doblete pa
ra impulsar otra.
Ell juego fue en- remplazo del
que no Sc termino ell sabado por
la lluvia,
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06
CARLOS ORTIZ Sc ENFRENTARA;
tt tS9J>
AL ITALIANO DUILIO LOI

MILAN, Nov. s (UPD-El
peso liviano norteamericano
Carlos Ortiz segun ell decir
de personas informadas, Sc
enfrentara probablemente al
campeon europeo Duilio Loi,
de Italia, en- match que ten
dra en- Milan ell 90 de noviem-
bre.
En- esa fecha Loi habria
defendido su titulo contra ell
britanico Dave Charley, pero
este pidio que Sc aplazara ell
encuentro por haber salido
malparado de I'm match re-
ciente en- Londres.
Los informantes diieron que
Sc piensa ofrecer a Ortiz una
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-(UPI)
Hugh Wiley, del equipo nortea-
mericano de equitacion, obtuvo
ell trofeo "West Point" al ganar
la primera prueba del torneo
nacional de Nueva York, que
comenzo aver en- ell Madison
Square Garden.
Vicky MARBLES, de 16 amos de
edad, hija del captain del equi-
pc mexicano General Humber
to Marbles, fue eliminada de la
competencia despues que "Chi-
huahua II" rehuso saltar en- tres
ocasiones.
Willie realize la prueba de
ocho obstaculos sin cometer fall
tas. James Elder, de Canada,
en- BLACK Hawk y John Peel"
y SUI companero de equipo Tom
Gaylord, en- Ell "Blue Beau,
tampoco cometieron faltas.
Ell jinete norteamericano, sin
embargo, conquisto ell trofeo
sobre la base de tempo. Wi
ley realize la prueba en- 1873
segundos, Elder en- 1915 en-
BLACK Hawk; Gaylord en- 43,9
y nuevamente Elder, esta vez
en- John PEEL, en- A.
Ell cadete HumbertO Marbles,
hermano de Vicky, cometio cua-
tro faltas en- "Jarocha" y ell te-
niente Roberto Vinals, tercer
miembro del equipo mexicano,
registro I'm score alto de faltas
en- "Veracruzano" y "Malinche".
Los miembros del equipo ale
man no tuvieron mejor suerte.
Hans Gunther Winkler, en- "Ha-
la, cometio cuatro faltas; Al
fons Luke en- ALA,
ocho: y Fritz Thiendemann, en-
"Godewind', doce.
Tres de los cuatro caballos
cubanos rehusaron saltar en- la
segunda barrera; "Hatuey'', la
Dana" y Fritz, jineteados por
Ricardo Sarabasa, Rafael Porte
la y Luis de la Vallette respecti-
vamente.
Ell salto mas dificil fue la Sc
gunda barrera, conslstente de
tres vallas de 1924 metros de
altura, con una separation de
1929 metros entire elias.
En- esta barrera fue que "Chi-
huahua II" rehuso saltar en-
tres ocasiones. Vicky Marbles
fue lanzada a la pista la segun-
da vez, pero no sufrio lesiones.
La competencia Sc inauguro
oficialmente anoche a las nue.
We con I'm desfile de los cinco
equipos que participant en- ell
torneo. Durante la ceremonial
Sc TOGO ell Himno Nacional de
cada uno de los paises represen-
tados. Ell comandante del pri-
mer ejercito de Estados Unidos
preside ell acto.
Otros resultados de la com
petencia disputada ante 1000
aficionados son los siguientes:
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06
SANTURCE
DERROTO
A CAGUAS

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico,
Nov. 5 CUPID Ell Santurce de-
rroto con anotacion de 1916. Re-
gino Pellot del Caguas en- ell
segundo inning bateo I'm jon
ron con dos hombres en- base.
Tambien jonronearon Valmy
Thomas en- ell segundo y Willie
Kirkland en- Ell septimo.
En- ell segundo juego de la no.
che ell Mayagiiez derrot6 al Pom
ce en- 10 innings, con anotacion
de "a.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06
HUGH WILEY OBTUVO FL
TROFEO DE WEST POINT

Mexico-Capitan Roberto vi
malls, en- Veracruzano, Is, IL
faltas; Vinals en- Malinche, ocho
faltas.
Cuba.-Luis de la Vallette, en-
"Turya" echo faltas; Ricardo
Sarabasa, en- "Hatuey", elimi-
nado en- tres negatives; Rafael
Portela, en- LA DANA, 81, IL
faltas; de la Vallette, en- "Fretz"
eliminado en- tres negatives; Sa-
rabasa, en- "Chamanto", IL fall
tas.
Canada Gayfor, en- Beau
Blue, ocho faltas; Douglas Cud-
ney, en- Diana Kan, Is faltas;
Cudney, en- Second Army,
no salto.
Estados Unidos.- George Mo
iris, en- might OWL, cuatro
faltas; William Steinkraus, en-
'Diamant" ocho f~altas; Hugh
Wiley, en- Nautical, siete fall
tas; Morris, en- SIMON, cuatro
faltas; y Steinkraus, en- "Ksar
D'Sprit", cuatro faltas.
La actuacion de los demas
competidores latinoamerica-
nos:
Mexico Teniente Rober-
TO Vinals con Malinche nueve
puntos; Humberto Marbles con
Jarocho siete puntos; Vicky Ma
rifles con Chihuahua Segundo
cincO puntos.
Cuba.-Ricardo Sarabasa con
Chamanto cinco puntos; Rafal
Portela con La Dana no salto,
aunque estaba inscrito.
Hoy por la tarde no habra
pruebas Intermediates, pero
a la noche Sc efectuara la pri-
mera de las tres pruebas de la
competencia de baja puntua-
cion.
NUEVA YORK, Nov. s.
(UPD-El jinete aleman AL
fOns LlItke-WeSthueS. Ilnico
competitor que hizo un reco-
rrido p%erfecto, gano anoche ell
torneo nacional de Pensilva-
MIA en- ell concurso internacio-
nal de equitacion.
La prueba consistia en- siete
obstaculos, y Luke esthues,
primero en- hacer ell curse, 10
cumplio aparentemente sin
dificultades en- 32.5 segundos,
dando la impression de que era
facil.
Pero otros seis jinetes que
parecian tener grandes proba-
bilidades de negar al final sin
faltas derribaron la sexta valla
Segundo Sc classified ell nor
t%eamericano Bill Steinkraus con
Ksar D'Esprit, y ell tercer pues-
to 10 empataron George Morris
de Estados Unidos con Night
Owl y Hans Winkler de Alema-
mia con Sonnenglanz.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06
AMENAZA

Harry "El Caballo" Wright,
ell viejo quarterback de Notre
Dame ahora coach de la AGA
demia de la Marina Mercante
en- Kings Point, New York,
tiene un back hawaiiano que
es una triple amenaza, y que
patea los puntos extras con
los pies descalzos. Ed Mama
hoe, ell muchacho de Hawaii,
esta encabezando ell grupo de
pequenos colegios del Este en-
ofensiva total y, al patear Sc
quita los-zapatos Y cast nun
ca falla.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06
Clinics Mejoran Ca|idad del
Co|egiaI en- EE. UU.


NEW YORK, noviembre 5.
CUPID. - GPor que tantas So
presas en- Ell futbol colegial es-
tie ano? Ell coach Bobby Dodd,
de Georgia Tech, adelanta es-
ia teoria: "Cada colegio tiene
tantos buenos jugadores que
pueden cuajar en- cualquier
momento y veneer a cualquier
team. Tambien hay que reco-
nocer ell hecho de que ell Goa
ching en- high school esta tan
mejorado debido a los clinics
y otros factories que estan en-
viando jugadores mejor pre-
parados que en- ell pasado".
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06
PARA TELEvIDENTES

Los promotores del bout te-
levisado entire Ell campeon
lightweight Joe Brown y John
ny Busso en- Miami Beach ell
pr6ximo dia 5, esperan pre-
Sentar la anotacion Official de
cada juez al final de cada
asalto. Por 10 menos a los te
levidentes. Y ESQ debia ser ley
general, pero para TODD ell
mundo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06

Bob Mithell, ex halfback de
Illinois ahora brillando con ell
Cleveland Browns, odiaba ell
fumblear cuando jugaba en-
high school y la universidad'
Interrogado ell por que ahora
no fumblea en- los professional,
les, ell scout Jack Lavelle, del
New York Giants declare: "Es
tan rapido, que cuando uno Sc
da cuenta que ha fumbleado.
va ha recuperado y sigue CO.
rriendo".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-22
Z Youths Taken
In STAB HoIdup

Harold E. Mills, 20, of the 200
block of Florida avenue NV,
and a 17-year-old youth were
arrested by police yesterday for
the Wednesday night holdup Of
the manager of Fran's Market,
1901 Eleventh street NV.
Police said the $148 taken
from David Hadeed was not
recovered. They said Mills and
the youth apparently had been
having a party before their
arrest during which they had
spent the money.
Both were picked up after
police received a tip. Mills
waived preliminary hearing
before United States Commits
sioner James F. Splain and
was held in $1,000 bond for
grand jury action. The IT.
year-old boy was turned over
to juvenile authorities.