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Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30

up to Concerned Father, Ban
nockburn.
Dear Concerned Father: BY all
means, let us talk about teen
ayers, and have more questions
like yours. Like anyone else who
is being abused being given
"a bad time" - these youngsters
need more attention, more under
standing, than we realize. Only a
small percent of them are really
bad. They have satellites, as you
might call them, who follow along
because they thing it is cute.
Please mail your queries (no
phone calls, please) to me:
Margaret Mcmillan
Montgomery County
Sentinel-ROcIvilIe, Md.
Please keep your questions
brief. One to a card, or letter.
Remember, your name will not
be used, only initials.
Let's hear from you!
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30

the problems of the teacher with
today's large classes.
However, / would like to call
your attention to times when a
teacher may have personal mat
ters which cause more than mo-
mentary stress. One situation,
with which l am familiar, is that
of an excellent teacher which my
first child had, but when the sec
ond child went to her class the
teacher allowed a personal prob
lem to interfere with the progress
of the children for an entire Sc
mester. Is it asking too much
that teachers leave personal prob
lens outside the classroom door?
This is not a criticism, but a plea
that teachers and administrators
give this matter serious consid-
eration.-R. W., Sandy Spring.
Dear R. W.: Thank you for
your commendation and the point
you raise is a good one. l agree
with you. Let's have more on this
from both parents and teachers.
Dear Miss Mcmillan: How
about some comment on pupils
in junior high and high school?
1t seems to me the problem of
handling teenagers is very i'm
portant. 1t is here that many par
ents, like myself, are probably
too inclined to ignore this, or try
to conveniently keep from facing
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30

ers understand these moments OF
stress with three or four children
around and can well appreciate
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30

S ENTIN Ell ooTTTT' sSSTGoM5nS mD.
Thursday. October 30. I95s-N9
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30
Traffic Fatalities Up 100 Percent

Twice as many persons were
killed in county traffic accidents
in the first nine months of this
year as were killed during the
similar period last year, the
Montgomery County Police De-
partment announced last week.
Eighteen persons were listed as
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
Rites In Cumberland
October Fl Held For
James n. Price, 81

Funeral services for jaime
Nicholas Price. 81. were held Tues.
day. October u m Center Presby
terrain Church cemetery in Cumb-
erland county A farmer. he died
al his home IN Cumberland county
October 49,
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Dorothy Price. three daughters,
Mrs Robert Pate. Of Petersburg
Mrs. Rosser Flipper. Jr., of Rich
mond, and Miss Dorothy Price. of
Cumberland county. two sons. Rob
ert o. Price with the Air Force
IN Clovis. NJ NJ. and Johnny N.
Price. OF Cumberland county.
He is also survived by four sis
ters. Mrs. Clarence Branam and
Mrs. Charles Brennan. of Sewer
county. Tenn. Mrs Roy Watson.
OF Oak Ridge. Tenn. and MIS-.
Julia Jack. of Medford. Ore. two
brothers. Raymond F.. Price. Of
Medford. Dallas c. Price. Of Sc
vier county, Tenn, and four grand
children
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24

with them Sunday
Hospital Patient
I D nillon Is a patient al South
SIDE Community Hospital where III
underwent an operation Thursday
Mrs W a Shorter. MIS- II
Payne and AIrs. Howard Shorter
visited Mrs Rosa CLARK at Phenix
Monday afternoon
MI and Mrs Brady Barr are
Spending TINS week with Mrs Barr s
parents MI ana MIS- w. w.
Booker Nj. and Mrs. Barr have
pcnt thc last two Years In Moscow
Where NJ Wns Ii The diplomatic
scrvee and Mrs Barr taneht the
children ol the American Embassy
officials They leave Saturday for
Iripoll llbya fol- a two year as
sipnment
Mrs. G. r. Shorter is spending
some time With hcr sister Mn Il
N Graham. IN west Chester. Pa
Carr From CarrsyilIe
Lew Carr. of CarrsvIlIe Vas N
week end guest Of Brett Watson
MI Md Mrs. vernon Mckend,ict
and DAUGHTER. cary Ann of Rich.
mond we're Saturday o,ies,s Of
Mrs McKnndrick \ parents MI and
Mrs. S. p. Bailey.
mrs w u Hunter aid Mrs Es
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
Darlington Heights News
Halloween Carnival TO Be Staged
AT Darlington Heights Elementary

There will be Halloween CaTniH
Val at Darlington HEIGHTS f.lefnen
tary School Thursday, October 80.
AZ Z 80
Door prizes viii be given There
VIII b. a dress parade which all
can enter A King and queen se
lected from the FIRST and second
grades. viii be- crowned Proceeds
Will 90 to the Community League
Mr.. and Mrs, Charlie Clark. u
Halifax. and other relatives from
Norfolk We're the guests Of their
sister and brother ID law Mn and
Mrs I II Singleton Sunday
Mrs I1d Rellofi and daughter.
Charlotte 81 SILVER sprmp ma
and Mrs J l. Greene. Of Airing
ton. came Thursday 70 visit their
families here Ed Rellof! and
mother came Saturday 70 spend the
week end with The II | Shortcrs
Mrs Ecllolf and Charlotte returned
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
Green Bay

Miss Nancy Ravens. who is with
the advertising department al Nil.
Ter and Rhoads. Richmond flew to
Wilmington. Del Saturday She was
met by Tommy Vaughan ana sew
eral Of his friends and together they
went on a yachting party on the
Delaware river.
Mrs. Q G. Kaufman. with Mr.
and Mrs Paul Clark. of Mcherrin.
attended the funeral Of their aunt
Mrs Willie Strong al Appomattox
Friday
Mrs II A. Ravens vas a shopper
in Richmond Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hummer
Of Washington. were guests SUNDAY
Of Mrs j r Nuhnally.
Week end guests Of Mrs r b
Wilson. Jr.. were her aunt. Mrs.
jenkins. from Kentucky. and Mrs.
D. s. Glenn and Stuart Glenn. OF
Prospect
Mr. and Mrs Waverly Shipp and
sons and Mr. and Mrs. j ! Robert
son and children. OF Richmond
we're week end guests Of Mr. and
Mrs c. T. Redd Mr.. and Mrs.
Billy Sanders and children. Of Rich
mond. and Mr., and Mrs R. f.
Williams. Jr.. and children. Of Vic
toria, were Sunday guests of the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
Personal Mention

Mrs. James Hart and daughter
Marydel. have returned from a
visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Whltlock. In Christians
burg and Mr. and Mrs Henry B
Hart In Sandston
Miss Sally Finch, Of Westhamp-
ton College in Richmond. was a
guest Of her father. Or. A Tyree
Finch. and Mrs. Finch for the week
end Miss Margaret Finch, Of Rich
mond. accompanied her niece. Miss
Sally Finch. to Farmville and was
a guest IN the same home
Dr. Beverly Ruffn and Miss
Marion Terry are attending the
Southeastern Library Association
convention in Louisville. Ky
The Rev. and Mrs. j. A vache
were guests OF their son. the Rev
Charles Vache, in Portsmouth sev-
eral days this week Mr. Vache
attended the Diocesan Clergy con
terence in Norfolk Monday and
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs Vache were
IN Petersburg Wednesday for a
meeting Of the Woman's auxiliary
OF the diocese Of southern Virginia.
Miss Ada Bierbower and Mrs
Shelton Whitaker were among those
who attended the annual meeting
OF the Woman's auxiliary Of the
diocese Of Southern Virginia in
Petersburg Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. c. W Harris visited
their daughter and family. Mi. and
Mrs. Robert Floyd, in Petersburg
Turing the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T Billings were
guests Of relatives near Danyllle
this week.
Mrs p Q Wallace. Of Virginia
Beach was week end guest OF
~ anu NILS . IL WHltIf!H ana
attended the Goth anniversary Of
the Zeta Tau Alpha fraternity
Mrs J A Moore. Of Philadelphia
Pa. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
+. J Andrews
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs
J. " Sanderson were Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Ralston and Mrs Fletcher
WEIGH and son Kenneth. all of
High Point. n G,
Mrs Irwin Claiborne and Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Claiborne and son.
Russell. Of Newport News. spent
the week end in the j w Sander
son home
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
Movie Featured At
Garden Club Meeting

Mrs. Bruce Spencer, Mrs. w A
Watson. III. and Mrs. John Rick
man won the exhibit competition
during the meeting Of Nora Ian
caster Garden Club Tuesday
A feature of the afternoon pro-
gram held at the Farmville Metho-
dist Church fellowship rooms was
the showing Of the Conway Film.
How To Arrange Flowers. "
In the member competition on a
Crescent Arrangement, M S.
Spencer won first place, Mrs Wat
son. second place and Mrs. Rick
man. third place.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
Prospect News
iWSCS Circles Hold
Quarterly Meeting

cDrnD WI nn,, ,,nn,,t. .,n ,.,...lI..
M revival s@rv'c,e -, e,,. '.'.,'a
Church this weeE
IIr three circlas " tbe wccc
nlet in prosnect Nrothnd,st ci,,srch
Iueeaav etcning NJ for ,ha aan
cra1 quarterly mrating
J4a Jones. III SMYRNA Church was
wv WY speaker III pfospcct Me,ho-
dist Church Sunday NJ II O'Clock
HIs Subject was scrk WV First thc
k.Redonl of God
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
Rites For Crash
Victim, II. W. Quick,
Held Wednesday

Funeral services for Henry Wei
llheton Quick, 10 Of Scottsville
who died Sunday IN an automobile
accident We're held Wednesda,
afternoon at two . clock fro III
Schuyler Baptist Church Inter
ment vas IN Rock Spring Metho
dist Church Cemetery. at Faber
Nelson county
The fatal accident. involving foul
cars. occurred on Route & near
Scottsville Sunday afternoon al 4.3l
O'Clock Quick was dead On arrival
Al University Hospital
An employee Of Continental Can
Company in Albemarle county. he
was born III Nelson county. June 5.
1912. son Of the late George W.
and Annie Elizabeth Rea4 Quick
Surviving are his wife. Mrs Lola
Drumheller Quick. son. Kenneth !,
brother. j s. Quick. of Char
lottesville. and 4 sister. Mrs. Earl
Campbell. also Of Charlottesville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
Hospital News

There were 81 patients in tn,
hospital Thursday morning
Patients Admitted
NJ F. Townsend. Keysville: Miss
Patsy Easter, Amelia j. c. Vance
Farmyille; Mrs Kate Farrar
Rice. Joe jenkins. Crewe. Mrs
Harold Pettus. BRAKES Branch. and
S. N Coin. Farmville
Mr.. and Mrs 7. W Stafford
Crewe. boy. October 90
MIR and Mrs c. F. Hurak. Pros
pect, boy October 20
Mr. and Mrs j H. Paulette
Amelia. boy. October 81
Colored Patients
Ora May Brown. Cumberland !.
Thelma Ward. Farmville. Ralph
Miller. Green Bay, Sampson Brax-
ter. Farmville. and Rosa Ford,
Prospect.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24

Mrs. Louise Osborne, Of Rich
inch0 is listing her mother, Mrs.
Nv Ii Glenn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24

Mrs b = Giean stuart ciera
and Mrs. W W jenkins were aent
end guests 81 Mrs n & Wilson at
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
Final Rites Held In
Dillwyn For Martin
Edgar Herndon, n

Funeral services for Martin Ed
gar Herndon r. a retired farmer
who died October q at the home Of
his son. Clarence Herndon, in Buck
ingham county We're held October
% at the Dunkum Brothers Funeral
Home with interment in the family
cemetery.
Also surviving are another son.
Paul Herndon. Of Cumberland. two
daughters. Mrs Kate Carroll. Of
Buckingham, and Mrs H E yam
cv. Of New Canton; Is grandchil-
dren and 20 great grandchildren
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
Funeral Services
Held In Amelia For
Everett Lovill, 66

Funeral services were held on
Saturday. October l8. at pm. at
Salem Methodist Church, Amelia
county. for Everett Sanders Loyill
e. who died at his home in the
county Thursday. October Is
Burial was in the church cemetery
Surviving him are his wife. Mrs,
Betty Wright Lovill: a son. George
S Lopill. Of Boissevain. six daugh-
ters. Mrs J A. Pike. Mrs CASTOR
Pruitt, Of Mt Airy. N G.: Mrs.
Hattie Mann and Mrs. Dorothy
Glenn. of Richmond: Mrs. E r.
Kurfees. Jr.. and Mrs f r. Kur-
fees. of Folkston. Ga. two sisters.
II grandchildren and great
grandchild,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
Dinner HOnOrs
Mrs. ". H.. Simpson
On S5h Birthday

Mrs w II ~Gtanng" Simpson
celebrated her 85th birthday Al
her home near farmYllle. October
H. Nanny relatives and friends
were present for the occasion
Mrs Simpson was born HI TAYLOR
county. Kentucky. October NJ 1873
She moved 70 Virginia. With her
parents II early childhood Where
she has spent nearly alt ii her
life.
Mrs Simpson Is The mother of
eight living children, Lctch,r How
ard. Charlie. Avercttc ana ] p
all of Farmville. and MIS- ] r.
Neathawk, Of Roanoke. Mrs O..
Cosby Of Newport News. nad Mrs
f. f. Hicks. Of Richmond SIC has
II grandchildren ana three aroat
grandchildren
Brothers and sisters there To
ioln ii wishing her happy bmth-
day were Daniel Shirley and
Jimmy Dowdy and ms. Fl. b.
Southall al Of Farmrilln
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les listed
Viene de la Pagina u

to: "vlve como debeS". De SUI
preferential por Ell avion, lie dire
mo- que revela ese vago refleio
de modernidad al que hemos
hecho %referencia, siempre que
no sea snobismo y que listed Sc
encuentre en- ell aire comoda v
tranquila como en- I'm tren O en-
un vapor. listed no Sc ruboriza
facllmente, claro; pero este no lie
slrve de mucho porque continual
haciendolo como c~ualquier an
tanona ante problemas que afli-
gen a la sociedad. No Sc desma.
va, desde luego, y sin embargo
Sc pasa ell dia en- I'm lamento,
quejandose de la vida O hablan-
do de intermediates, tai cual 10
hacia la que Sc desmayaba, por-
que como listed ahora, aque-
LA no conocia ell recurso de en-
frentarse al destino sin miedos
pueriles nj decaimientos impro-
pios de un recio temperamento
femenino. En- cuanto a la pre-
gunta que sigue, creame, amiga,
que Sc refiere a una de las gran.
DIES y trascendentales conquistas
del modernismo y estriba en- cue
Sc nos hayan alberto las puertas
de las universidades y que sea-
mos libres de dedicarnos a la 70
cacion que nos fuedada por ell
Omnipotente.
Para ser moderna no bastan
las superficialidades nj las apa.
riencias nj algunas otras cosas
por ell estilo y, por d~esgracia, vie.
jas como ell mundo. Ser moder-
ma es tener una idea recien
amanecida del mundo, es poser
I'm concepto nuevo de la vida y
adoptarlo y realizarlo con esa
fortaleza de alma y esa indepen-
dencia de criterio de que nos
creemos capaces cuando deci-
mos: soy una mujer moderna,
fuerte y sin prejuicios. Y ser mo-
derna, por ultimo, es 10 contra
rio de interpreter la vida por 81
lado facil, frivolo y ventajoso,
como muchas veces pensamos
equivocadamente. Ahora, des-
pues de meditar en- TODD 10 que
antecede, lsigue listed convened
da de que es una mujer mo-
derna?
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Rail kacias
y To|uco en-
E|in1inatoria

LOS ANGELES, abril 29-(UP)
Los puzzles mexicanos Raul
Macias y Toluco Lopez han recibi-
do n oferta de $4,000 dolares pa.
ra una pelea eliminatoria que per.
mitiria al ganador enfrentarse al
frances Alphonse Halimi por ell
titulo mundial de los pesos gallo.
Ell promoter George Parnassus
dijo que la oferta fue formulada
despues que ell manager de Halimi,
PHILIPPE Filippi, lie notified que ell
campeon no podria defender ell
c%ampeonato frente a Lopez o Ma.
cias en- I'm future cercano.
Las negociaciones para Ell COM
bate Macias-Lopez, segun Parma.
ssus, estan en- la Ease preliminar,
pero hay probabilidades de que Sc
realize pronto.
Parnassus ha estado tratando de
que Halimi regrese a California
para una pelea por ell titulo, desde
que ell pugil frances game Ell cam
peonato por decision dividids
frente a Macias, ell pasado mes de
noviembre.
P~arnassus declare que un en-.
cuentro entire ell ganador del com
bate eliminatorio y Halimi proba'
blemente Sc disputaria en- diciem.
bre.
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Para Ganar Hay que Veneer
a Milwaukee, Afirma Haney

ayudara y Gene Conley ha lam
zado bien. Ademas tego a Red
Schoendiest desdeel principle de
campana".
"Fui criticado mucho por expe-
rimentar durante la primavera, pc
70 10 que guerra era yer la mani
obrabilidad que podia disponer en-
ell team, continue diciendo Haney.
Actualmente esta sin los jardine-
ros Yves Covington y Bill Bruton.
"Honradamente. no Sc cuando
podre ut'lizar a Bruton Esa es una
razon por la cual hice tantos expe-
rimentos en- la primavera."
"Puse a jugar muchoS players
fuera de sus posiciones regulares
y recibi muchas criticas. Pero hom.
bre, sin en- la primavera no es ma.
da".
Honey declare que hace un ano
no hizo experlmento alguno. En-
tonces este ano, coloco al player
bono Mel Roche en- la inicial, Sc.
gunda, t4Icera y Ell outfield. Ell jar.
dlnero Felix Mantilla fue probable
en- seguuGa. ~tercera, short y ell out.
field.
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"EI Boxeo Esfd en- Mdnos de la
TeIevision"< Dice Truman Gibson

"Nunca he eStado asociado con
Carlo, por lC que no tengo que
parar ninguna sociedad -dijo en-
un tono que guerra decir-- no de-
SEQ mas preguntas de ese tipo".
Tampoco permitire que ell GLIB.
Sc haga eco de los ataques de Gus
D'Amato manager del campeon
heavyweight Floyd Patterson,
quien ha dicho que no permitira
una pelea champlonable de SUI mu-
chacho baIo los auspicios del GLIB.
hasta que csc ORGANISING no suelte
una de las dos traSmisiones televi-
sadas de la semana.
'Nuestro contratO de televiSar
peleas los viernes por la noche du-
"a hasta Septiembre de 1859, y ell
de los microbes por las noches
hasta mayo del mlSmo ano -Siguio
diciendo "Nu tenemos provisiones
de cance,acion por 10 que no nos
intereSa ~presenta1 I'm bout cham
pionable heavyweight.
La organization del GLIB. segui-
"a actuando como cuando Norris.
Joe Louis sera retehido con SUI
sueldo de 10000 anualeS como
Director de Boxeo"; Billy Brown
seguira como matchmaker y la uni
ca d~iferencia es que Gibson, un
graduadC de la Facultad de Dere-
cho de Chicago, quien Sirvi6 en- va
rias comiSiones presidenciales, Sc
"a ell maxine jefe.
Pero Gibson aclar6 que no deja-
"a pasar criticas erroneas como hi
20 Norris, cuando 10 acusaban de
estar ligado a elementos del bajo
mundo.
"He DIDO criticas en- ell paSado
de que tengo ambiciosas manos y
amplios bolsillos", asegur6. mo he
tenido nj tendre intereses financie-
ros con ningun peleador o promo
tor, nj he acceptable regalo de ma
die.
81 demanda alguien, anadio, no
actuara como abogado.
"El hombre que sea su propio
abogado, tendra I'm tonic como
cliente", asegura el.
Por 10 que los criticos tendran
que ser muy ~cuidadosoS de ahora
en- adelante.
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ResuItados de Ia
Liqu International

Columbus 400 ITO O1O 7141
Rochester 02O 900 DOL 3 ST
Rowe, O'Donnell CD y Rand; Lo-
venguth, Greason (1), Blaylock
~ y oliver. Grove. P-Loven-
guth HR-Baumer.
Richmond 003 $50 2o3 10 ID 1
Buffalo O32 900 3O3 10 ID 0
Parsons, Dick (3), Dixon CD,
Post CD, Briggs (9), Browning
(9) y Odds; Taylor, Kume (5),
Drews (5), Macy 49, y Noble, AS
troth (8). G-Dick. P-Taylor.
HRS-Caffie, Johnson.
Montreal 100 900 040 5 10 l
Havana 900 900 900 0 3 2
Lasorda y Teed; Pena, Sanchez
(8), Arias (8) e Izquierdo. P-Pe-
ma. HR-Amoros.
Toronto 900 Oil 900 2 81
Miami 200 900 ok 6 IL 0
D. Johnson y St. Claire; Card
we'll y Bucha.
POSICIONES
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MAYORlA ..
Continuation de Ia p4g. y

Congreso un proyecto de ley dero.
gando la ley de defensa de la de.
mocracia, que %porscribi6 eli comu-
nismo hace diez amos, permitien.
do que unos 10000 afiliados a ese
partido, borrados de los padrones,
puedan sufragar en- las elecciones
presidenciales.
Ademas, ell comunismo podra
presentar libremente sus candida.
tos y no cor disfraces nj combina.
clones, Actualmente 81 un ciuda.
dano es elegido en- un comicio SUI
mandate de legislator, CONCEAL,
etc. = puede ser impugnado ante
81 Tribunal de Elecciones y despo-
jado del triunfo al demostrarse
que ha sido comunista.
"Esta es una ~situacion anticons-
titucional," comento una persona
allegada a Ibanez. Gel Presidente
Sc propone restablecer Ell pleno
regimen democratico, derogan-
do la ley de defensa de la democra.
cia, tai como 10 prometio en- Ia
campana electoral.
"Chile anadio - no tiene
ningun compromise International
que lie obligue a proscribir ell CO.
munismo''.
Respondia ash, aparentemente,
a la campaha conservadora que lie
recuerda al gobierno los pactos in.
teramericanos de Bogota y Cara.
cas-, por los cuales las replblicas
del continente Sc compensation
a combatir ell comunismo dentro
de los medios a III aleance.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30

FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas,
abril 29-(UP),-El captain Ser
gio Escobedo, de Mexico, encabe-
"a la classification individual del
Pentathlon Moderno, en- que inter-
vienen cuatro paises y que comen-
70 ell domingo.
FL deportista azteca empleo seiS
minutes 31.9 segundos para cubrlr
a caballo ell Cross Country de B.
500 metros, obteniendo 1.036
puntos. Su mas Immediate perse-
guidor es ell soldado nOrteamerica-
no Ballard johnson, que neceslto
I'M 4, rs, para reunir 994 puntos.
Seis de los competidores no pu-
dieron figurar por caidaS, negatl-
vas a saltar de los caballos y demo
ras para terminar. I'm integrante
del equipo brasileno, ell tenlente
Segundo Jose Pereira, tuvo ell ma
ximo de la mala suerte cuando al
promediar la prueba SUI caballo
tropez6 V murio POGO despues.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30

NEW YORK, abril 29-(United)
California, en- las Grandes Ii
gas por vez primera, esta de nuevo
a la cabeza como ell estado mas
productor de iugadores'd de las Ma
yores.
Los hay este ano de 40 estados,
ell Distrito de Columbia y nueve
naciones extranieras, pero Califor-
mia 'encaoeza ell desfile con un to-
tai de 48 hijos natives en- los Is
equipos Treinta de ellos eStan en-
la Liga Americana, 18 en- la propla
liga de California la Nacional.
Hubo un tempo durante ell cual
Pennsylvania Sc fue adelante CO.
mo maxlmo productor de biglea-
guers, pero ahora ha decade a Sc
gundo lugar con un total de 81.
New York esta en- tercer lugar
con 80, Illinois cuarto con 20, Sc
guido por Ohio "a, New Jersey %,
Missouri %.
AL comenzar la temporada Off
cial. California reclamG Ell once por
ciento de todcs los ~big-leaguers I'm
excelente total va que los rosters
indican cuan c'erto es que ell base
ball es ell deporte nacional al in
cluir natlvoS de todoS los estadoS,
menoS Ocho.
Ell pe4ueno Rhode Island esta
represenpado por Glen Labine, de
los Dodgers, pero solo Delaware,
New Mexico, North Dakota, South
Dakotao, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah
y Nevada no tienen representa-
ties en- las MayOres en- 1858.
Hay nLeve cubanos, tres venezo-
lanos y uno de lugareS como Italia
Polonia, Escocia, las Bahamas, IS
las Virgenes, Panama y Mexico.
California no solo encabeza en-
cantidad sino en- calidad. I'm pla-
yer llamado Ted Williams nacio
en- San Diego. FL slugger de los
Dodgers. Duke Snider es de Los
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CuviIdn Buio
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LA HABANA, abril 20 (UP).-
Kid Gavilan, ell ex campeon de pc
so welte" del mundo, quedo dete-
nido varias horas en- un Quartet de
policia despues de haber embesti-
do con Ell auto que mnaejaba a uH
vendedor callejero de origen CHI
no, en- ell barrio chino de la ciu-
dad, aver.
Ell ~vendedor, Jose WI, de Gin
cuenta amos de edad, quedo en- es-
tado de gravedad internado en- un
hospital.
Gavilan fue deiado en- libertad
por la policia bajo su palabra. Ell
pugilista declare q las autoridades
que ell accidente fue inevitable.
Antonio. fernando de Kid, que
iba en- ell mismo automovil, dijo
haber escapado ileso al saltar ha,
cia la vereda desde ell coche GUAM
do este embistio al chino.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-30

NUEVA YORK, abril 8 (Uni-
ted .-El boXeo ha sido ocupado
por la television, segun admitio
Truman Gibson. e, nueyO presiden-
te del Club International de Boxeo
y como muchas otraS Eases del me-
do de entretenimiento esta "pone"
Su quota de "huevos.
"Basicamente estamoS en- ell ne
gocio de la television", declare ell
abogado ue Chicago de as amos de
edad, que ha reemplazado al enter
mo jim Norris como monarch del
GLIB. "Iiemos tenido repercusio-
mes de los a%nunciantes de vez en-
vez perO hasta ahora tenemos ma
no lIbre para concertar las peleas".
iQue clase de repercusioneS?
"BuenI -diio tranquilamente-
algunas veces, como despues del
bout Eddie Machen-Zora Foley,
los anunc, anteS nos dijeron que eS-