davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25

de que no tuve ninguna culpa
y que, deSde que mi maridO sc
fue, No puedO conner nj apenas
dOrmir Mi espOsO viene a yer a
la nena y, aunque lie he asegura.
do de rOdillas que no cOnOZco
de NADIA a ese hOmbre, Sc MEGA
a regreSar y desOye, mi llantO.
Ell es muy buenO, adOra a la nj
ma y mi desesperaci6n es cada
Vez mayor al cOmprObar que no
regresa a casa. POr mi parte, no
salgO a nInguD sitiO. AhOra ten.
60 en- casa a una muchacha que
me presta alguna cOmpania Pc
70 que es una persona muy Sc
ria. AdemaS, lie pedi a Ell per-
misc antes de aceptarla en- casa.
3COmO cree listed que pOdria re-
cOnquistar mi felicidad, la fell.
cidad que perdf sin raz6n.?
Sonia
Naturalmente, debe listed cui-
dar extraordinariamente SUI con-
Quota para hacer yer a SUI espo-
so que antes o despues Sc en-
terara de la vida que listed lleve
- que listed 10 quiere y es dig
no de SUI amor. Su espoSo, 81 eS
fundamentalmente bueno, Sc da-
"a cuenta de que listed no tuvo
la culpa de recibir aquella ino-
Fortuna poesia amorosa y no
tardara en- regresar a SUI lado
81 es que listed como eStoy
segura- Sc 10 merece. Este eS
ell primer paso. Ell segundo, ma
turalmente consiste en- la sin
ceridad de su actitud frente a
su eSposo, con la simpatfa y ha-
bilidad con que sepa atraerselo.
ENTIRE Ell Y ELLA
Querida Amaranta: EstOy ena.
MOradO de la que fue nOvia de
I'm amigo milo, a quien de MIN
guna manera quisiera traiciOnar.
1Que pOdria hacer?
Freddy
En- estaS cuestioneS hay STEM
pre- dos aspectos' ell real y ell So
cial. BESIDE un punto de vista So
7 cial, listed nc infringe los debe-
res de amistad desde ell momento
que ambos han dejado de ser
novios. BESIDE un punto de WIS.,
ia real perdera a SUI amigo, por-
que, aunque sc hayan cubierto
las apariencias, csc muchacho
nunca lie perdonara que Sc case
listed con la que podia haberse
casado con Ell En- vista de ESQ,
debe preguntarse: IQuien me in
teresa mas. mi amigo o la mu-
chacha? 81 quien mas lie intere-
sa .es ell amigo, olvidese de ella;
81 quien mas lie interesa es la
muchacha, olvidese de el. Pero
no lie quepa duda de una cosa:
perdera a uno de los dos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25

Llega hoy a sus siete amos de
edad ell gracioso e inteligente nj
NO Claudio Pedro Lamar, hijo del
DIR. Carlos P. Lamar y sonora Ce-
lita de Lamar, distinguidos MEM
bros de nuestra colonia Guiana.
Para "Fete" nuestras carinosas
felicitaciones y votos sporque dis
frute de muchos amos mas de vi
da, plenos de bienestares y pros
peridad.
&*~
Celebra hoy ell sexto aniversario
de su despreocupada existencia ell
gracioso nino Carlos Ricardo Agui-
IRE hijo del DR.. HOraciO Aguirre
y sonora, Helen Craigie de Agui-
IRE, miembros distinguidos de nues-
ira colonla nicaragiiense residen-
tie en- Miami Shores.
Z Lo felicitamoS carinosamente Y
lie deseamoS que cumpla muchos,
y muy dichosos, amos mas de vida.
%*~
Nos es grato felicitar de name
ra muy especial al estimado caba-
Hero puertorriqueno senior Gre
senciO LlOrenS quien celebra en-
esta fecha la grata OCCASION del ami
versario de SUI nacimiento.
4 =
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar cordialmente al estimado
caballero cubano senior Antonio
OterO Sofa quien celebra en- este
dia la grata OCCASION del aniversario
de SUI nacimiento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25
Puede Mentirse
a los Ninos
Per: MARY PRIME

NUEVA YORK.-Mientale a
I'm nino sobre I'm hogar destrui-
do 81 fuera necesario. Puede ser
que esa sea la unica manera de
reunir los pedazoS rotos de su
vida.
Ash 10 declara Charles Rothen.
berg, I'm magistrate que segun
Ell, eS ell unico abogado en- ell pals
que practica la ley matrimonial
exclusivamente.
"Una vez lie di este consejo a
una mujer y me dijo: "lMentir-
lie a I'm nino?"
"Le conteste que lie mentimos
a los nihos TODD ell tempo. LIE de
cimos historiaS y fantasies. LIE
mentimos sobre la adopcion has
ia que son 10 suficientemente
mayores para comprenderlo. Asi
que, ipor que no mentirle listed
sobre SUI marido o SUI esposa, aun
que ellos hayan desertado de SUI
lado? Ell nino no necesita saber-
10. No lie olga al muchachito por
que listed no anna a SUI otro pa.
Dire.
"Los ninos necesitan no sola-
mente ser queridos, sino querer.
No les quite la %oportunidad de
sentirlo. Sin ESQ, crecen desc.
quilibrados, neuroticos, i~nfelices,
aun perversos, quien sabe', dice
Ell.
Hothenberg, quien ha lidiado
en- casos matrimoniales desde
hace 33 amos, es un consejero de
una nueva organization expert
mental llamada "Padres Sin
Companeros'.
Los miembros de esta organi-
zacion son divorciados, Separates
O yiudos, con O sin la custodia de
sus hijos. Sc reunen para 'discu-
tir problemas comunes que Sur
gen del hecho de que a los nj
nos Sc les MEGA dos padres uni
dos y compatibles'.
Ell grupo tambien lleva a cabo
funciones para los m%uchachitos.
Tantos adultos como ninos reci-
ben la orientacion del grupo de
la junta consejera, la que inclu.
we abogados, sicologos infantiles,
trabajadores sociales, pediatras
y educadores.
padres sin Compaheros Sc
reunen solamente en- Ell area de
Nueva York actualmente, pero
hay planes encaminados a orga-
nizar otros c~apitulos en- otras
ciudades.
PADRE yISITANTE
Hasta ell presente, las mujeres
sobrepasan en- numero a los HON
bres en- proportion de tres por
(Pasa q la P&gina 7,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25

Cumpleonos
Nos complace felicitar de name
ra muy especial al DR.. Ramon Car
taya con motive de la grata cele-
bracion del aniversario de su ma
talicio en- Ell dia de hoy.
Celebra hoy la grata OCCASION de
su cumpleanos la graciosa nina SUI
sic Fernandez, hija del senior Al
fredo Fernandez y sonora, susanna
C. de Fernandez, miembros apre-
ciados de nuestra colonia cubana
residente en- esta ciudad.
LIE envlamos nuestras Sinceras
felicitaciones, que hacemos tam
bien extensivas a sus amantisimos
padres, y lie deseamos muchos amos
mas de vida.
Nuestros parabienes en- ell dia
de hoy con motive de la grata ce-
lebracion del aniversario de su
nacimiento, para ell senior Nestor
Morales conocido abogado de esta
ciudad y Vice Consul de la Repd-
plica de Nicaragua en- Miami,
quien celebra en- esta fecha la gra-
ia OCCASION del aniversario de su
nacimiento.
r X =
Vayan nuestraS sinceras felicita=
clones para ell apreciado caballero
senior Arthur E Curtis, Consul de
la Republica de Guatemala en- Mia
mi desde hace muchisimos amos,
con motive de la grata celebration
de SUI cumpleanos en- Ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25
De Chile

lie &nIle
Por la via aerea y procedenteS
de Santiago de Chile, Sc encuentra
en- Miami desde hace algunoS dias
ell DR.. Jose PerrOni, su sonora es-
posa e hlJa, disfrutan3o de unos
cortos dias de recreo.
De Guotemolc
I'm cordial saludo al estimado
caballero senior A. Fernandez, de
Guatemala, quien lego a Miami
en-. dias recientes a pasar una corta
temporada entire n%osotros.
De PonomG
Por la via aerea y procedente
de Panama, llegaron a Miami en-
dias pasaoos la estimada dana Sc
nora Judith de ChambODet y SUI ia
milia, a quienes nos complace salu-
dar cordialmente y desear unaS
gratas vacaciohes en- esta ciudad.
Misc
Ell proximo viernes, % de Mar
20, a las $50 A. M. Sc ofrecera una
misa en- la Iglesia Catolica de Gesu
Dor ell descanso del alma del senior
Gabriel PatricO Gonzalez.
Su viuua, sonora Mickey vida. de
Gonzalez y demas deudos, agrade-
ceran la ~asistencia de sus amista-
DIES a este piadoso acto.
AniversGrio Matrimonial
Celebran en- esta fecha la grata
OCCASION de SUI aniversario conyu-
gal ell conocido abogado senior Da'
vid w. Walters y SUI gentil espoSa,
motive por ell cual los felicitamoS
cordialmente y enviamos votos por
SUI bienestar.
Cumpleonos
Celebra hoy ell primer anito de
su allegro ~existencia ell hermoso nj
no William Michael Taber, hijo
del senior Robert Taber y sonora
la gentil dana Guiana, Nancy Owes
de Taber.
Lo felicitamos carinosamente y
lie deseamos una prolongada exiS-
tencia, al lado del afecto de sus
amantisimos padres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25

En- ell dla de hoy celebra la gra-
ia OCCASION de su cumpleanos la pri-
morosa ninita Virginia Maree Or
tega, hijs del estimado pediatra
DIR. Gimel Ortega y SUI culta espo
sa, sonora Claire Betters de Orte-
ga.
La felic1tamos carinosamente Y
lie deseamos muchos amos mas de
vida, rodeada del afecto de sus
amantisimos padres.
Celebra hoy Ell mejor de u dias
la estimada dana Guiana sefora
Marina de Molina, esposa del senior
Jorge Molina, motive por Ell cual
lie enviamos nuestras mas caras fe-
licitaciones y votos por su ventura
personal.
4 y *
Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo ano de
vida la estimada dana sonora RO.
sa de Leara a quien nos es grato
felicitar cordialmente y desear
que disfrute de muchoS amos mas
de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25

Felicitamos cordialmente a Ia
gentil dana colombiana sonora do
ma Magdalena de Posada, esposa
del senior Arturo de Posada, quien
celebra en- el dia de hoy la grata
OCCASION de SUI cumpleahos Y apro-
vechamoS la OCCASION para formular
votos por su ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25
PADRE yISITANTE

Hasta Ell presente, las mujeres
sobrepasan en- numero a los HON
bres en- proportion de tres por
(Pasa q la P&gina 7,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25
LA RECETA DEL Ola

Mezcle ell azucar con la sal Y la
maicena agregue la leche a las
yemas y una con la maicena.
Cueza a fuego lento moviendo
constantemente 'hasta que espe-
Sc, retire del fuego y ahada la
vanilla, ponga los guineos SO.
bre la corteza del pastel y vierta
la crema. Anada ell azucar a las
claras y extienda sobre ell pastel.
Dore en- ell horno.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25
PASTEL DE CREMA DE
GUINEO (BANANA)

IL taxa de azucar.
6 cucharadas de maicena.
1-8 cucharadita de sal.
4--yemas batidas
2 tazas de leche.
ID cucharadita de vanilla.
3 guineos rebanados
merengue.
A claras batidas.
8 cucharadas de azucar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
Fast Rise Gives Mantle
Chance for SO Homers

this time. A sore shoulder,
among other troubles, left him
with only four homers through
Memorial Day.
In 1856, when he hit 50 and
swept the triple crown, he was
near Ruth's record pace Of so
in 1927 when his legs gave out.
He hit only five home runs in
September-the month Ruth
slugged II in 1927. Last sea-
son, Mantle had leg troubles
virtually all the way and he
hit only "a, none after August.
Sievers won the title with AZ.
Ruth, the Yankee immortal,
four times hit so home runs in
a season. He hit So in 1921,
and swatted 81 in 1920 and
1928. Foxx hit So in 1882 with
the Athletics, then hit so with
the Red Sox in 1898. Kiner,
the only National Lacquer to
Continued on Page C-5, Col. 5
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Jackie Has Help
BY the Associated Press

Healthy Mickey Mantle, fl.
nally breaking into the Ameri.
can League home run lead, sud-
denly has a shot at joining Babe
Ruth. Jimmy Foxx and Ralph
Kiner as the only sluggers ever
to hit so or more home runs in
a season twice.
The Oklahoma strong boy
with the legs Of clay still has a
long way to go-he needs II
in Al games for 50-but he's
come a long way after a sour
spring.
He's hit 20 home runs since
June /, breaking loose from a
tie with Boston's Jackie Jensen
and Washington's Roy Sievers
yesterday by hitting his 33d as
the Yankees beat Baltimore,
To.
Jensen and Sievers, the de-
Tending champion, remained
tied at 80 when Boston's game
at Washington was postponed
because of rain last night.
The White Sox. Is games be-
hind New York, broke a second
place tie with Boston by defeat
ing Cleveland, Al. Detroit out
lasted Kansas City, 7-6.
Mantle, usually hobbled by
bad legs as the season nears
an end. apparently got his
miseries out Of the way early
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Lovogetto Touts
Sievers as AIS
Most Valuable

base when Jackie is hitting. II
Roy had been given the same
opportunities. ! think he'd have
a lot more than 100 runs
batted In.
"Sievers hasn't had that go
ing for him. The fellows who
have been batting ahead Of him
have been hitting .275 or so.
Roy Is the ideal player 10
manage. He's always the same.
Never grumbles. never 'blames
the umpires when things go
badly for him, never has any
thing but a smile for his team
mates. He helps them and he's
a team player.
Hustles All the Time
"He doesn't have the strongest
arm in the world because OF
that shoulder injury he suf-
fered, but he makes those run
ners respect his arm by getting
TO balls quickly and throwing
10 the right base. He hustles
all the time. whether we're vim
ming or trailing by eight runs.
II couldn't ask more OF q
player than Sievers has given.
He gives II all he has all the
time. I'd hate to think of how
far behind we'd be II we hadn't
had him around"
Sievers. who accounted for
the Senators lone hit last night
as their game with the Red Sox
was rained out after 3la innings
Continued on Page C-5, Col. 1
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AII-StarsDue
To Start Hill
AT Quarter

CHICAGO. Aug. Is CAP).-
1t likely will be King Hill of
Rice over Ray Brown of MiSSis-
sippi, Tom ForreStal of Navy
and Jim Ninowski of Michigan
State calling the signals for the
All-Stars against Detroit S
Field.
(The game will be televised
over WMAL-TV, Channel z
in Washington at $50 pm,)
otto Graham, form e r
Northwestern University star
and later the quarterback who
led the Cleveland Browns to
professional football
titles, has not announced his
starting lineup.
It's likely the backfield will
have Hill at quarterback; Jim
Pace of Michigan and Bob
Mitchell of Illinois at half
backs, and Jim Taylor of Lou
isiana State at fullback.
The starting ends, both fine
receivers, may be Fred Dugan
of Dayton and Jim Gibbons of
Iowa. These two. plus the fleet
Pace and Mitchell. are expected
to be aerial targets of sharp
pitching Hill. who shares col
legiate co-captaincy with Gen.
ter Dan Currie of Michigan
State.
The All-Stars have a line
that averages 234 pounds from
tackle to tackle.
Graham is satisfied with his
teams showing in drills and
insists that it takes a lot of
desire to beat the champions
of the professional football
league.
"The pros should win." says
Otto, but somehow he has an
idea that his All-Stars might
surprise the Lions in the 25th
anniversary of the contest.
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authorizes the District Com
missioners to budget money
annually to make up any diff
ference between bond payments
and stadium receipts. If Con-
greSs refuses the budget items,
the Commissioners are author
lied to borrow the necessary
funds from the Treasury. with
the loans to be repaid with in
terest by the taxpayers.
There are some who feel
that the loss of revenue the
Senators would bring in would
be too great to be covered by
these a added precautionary
measures in the bill. They
think stadium construction
could be delayed as a result.
The Armory Board-Chair-
man Shea. Robert E. McLaugh-
See GRIFFITH, Page CO
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WITT BATTLES BRAVES
Red-Hot Pirates
Face Road Test

struggle on his hands until
Frank Thomas unloaded his
2oth homer with q man on IN
the sixth OF Bob Rush (6-5).
The Pirates then put it away
with eight runs In the eighth.
witt had little trouble with
the Braves after the second inn
ing, but the second was a pip.
Saved BY Double Play
Frank Tore lifted a pop ny
10 left that fell for a double
when Bob Skinner lost II In the
lights. Then Witt. who walked
four. hit Johnny Logan with a
pitch. loading the bases with
one out. Rush hunted, but Witt
scooped up the bali and tipped
10 Catcher Danny Kravitz for q
home-to-first double play.
That's all the Braves man
aged against Witt until Hank
Aaron doubled with two out in
the ninth.
The Pirates sent IL men TO
bat In the big eighth. Thomas
drove In his third run with a
double. and Skinner tripled
home two.
The Cards made II eight out
Of nine by overcoming a 80
Giants lead with a pair Of I'M
earned runs in the seventh. Sam
Jones won his 10th, tanning
seven but walking eight while
matching loser Mike McCor-
mick's six-hit job. Wally Moon,
Don Blasingame and Gene
Green each drove In two runs
for the Cards.
Walls HOmers Twice
Jim Bolger hit a two-run
triple and Lee Walls socked a
two-run homer as the Cubs
scored five runs in the third at
Los Angeles. Walls also hit q
solo homer in the ninth, his
23d Of the season and sixth in
1--WE games at the Coliseum. He
hit only sly all last year. Dick
Drott won his fifth. giving up
Gil Hodges two-run, 10th
homer in the fourth. with re-
See NATIONAL, Page ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13

even if the ball club doesn't
come in, the stadium will be q
success. Well be able to run q
lot Of things in there. I wouldn't
be afraid to underwrite the
thing myself, I'm that sure IL
will be a success"
Definite Squeeze
Another who is concerned,
but who did not wish to be
identified, said the loss of the
expected revenue from baseball
could put a definite squeeze on
the project. The Armory Board
must show that it can come up
with enough revenue to pay of
the interest of the bonds that
will finance the enterprise.
In the long run. the squeeze.
il big enough, would be felt
by District taxpayers. The bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13


Manager Danny Murtaugh
would like nothing better than
10 take q ballpark fun of Pitts
burgh fans on the Pirates 10
game road trip that starts to-
day.
But he wouldn't swap young
George Witt for even that
much help. Not after the red
headed righthander's pitching
feat OF Handwriting Milwaukee
with a two-hit shutout last
night.
The Forbes Field crowds
help US play better ball." MUIR
laugh said after the Pirates
crushed the league-leading
Braves, 100, before 36,867
cheering fans. The victory
moved the Pirates within I'VE
games Of first place.
Cards Drop Giants
Meanwhile, the Cardinals
skidded San Francisco to third
place by beating the Giants,
To. Cincinnati belted Phila-
delphia, 1874. and the Cubs
smacked Los Angeles, 9-3.
Pittsburgh has taken II of
its last % games and currently
is riding a six-game winning
streak, including the two-game
sweep over the Braves.
The Pirates open the road
trip tonight against the Phillies
and return TO Forbes Field Sep
TENDER l for an 18-day home
stand.
Were looking at this road
trip optimistically," Danny said.
Its going to be rough. ANY
road trip is tough. A loyal
crowd helps the home club.
Nobody Surrendering
"If we're within striking dis
lance Of the pennant when we
come back, you'll have to con-
cede us a chance. Nobody is
surrendering to Milwaukee"
Witt brought his record to So
with his second shutout and
now has a string Of % scoreless
innings. He had a scoreless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
Cal Again Hints Club Won't Use
New Stadium; Effect ConiecturoI

Calvin Griffith, president Of
the Washington Baseball Club
indicated again today he would
not make use of the new city
stadium, but what effect the
loss of anticipated baseball
revenue would have on con-
struction of the So million
plant remained conjectural.
Griffith reaffirmed his dis
taste for the site of the new
stadium near the National
Guard Armory and again ex-
pressed his liking for the
debt-free stadium the ball
club has been using for 81
years.
81 have an open mind on
the subject" Griffith said to-
day. II sent a letter to Mr..
Shea (Armory Board Chairman
George F. Shea asking for a
concrete proposal. I want to
wait until I get a proposal be-
fore saying anything def
nitely.
Rules Out Long Lease
But the way I understand
1t, they want me to sign q 30
year lease. We would never
commit ourselves to that kind
Of a contract anywhere.
1.-THE new site is not to the
best interests of the Washing
ton ball club. I always said
Washington should have a sta
dunn. 1 never said the WASH
ington ball club should have to
play in it. We have a stadium.
It's debt free. We're not going
to give that up"
Opinion seems TO be divided
as to what the loss of the base
ball club would do to stadium
plans. Builder Morris Cafritz. a
of the committee that
will help the Armory Board ne
gotiate with the Senators and
Redskins, says it would not
make any difference.
I'm in favor of giving him
(Grifhth) a good DEAL" Cafritz
said. I'm going to lean back
ward to see he gets it. But
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
PROBABLE
PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMEhACAN LEAOUE
WASHINGTON at New York .(nightl--
Pascual t6-sD VS.. Ford 04-5l.
Kansas City at Chicago (2-twi-
nightD-Terry t7-9) and Urban f7-S)
VS., Donovan 9-I0l and Wilson (7-sl
or Shaw (4-2l
Detroit at Cleveland t2-twinightJ--
Moford cd and Susee l4-l or
Foytaek (S-lOl VS.. Bell (6-5J and
Wilhelm t2-5).
Boston at Baltimore tnightl-Sulli-
van t9-5) VS.. Portocarrero u1-O.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Milwaukee at Cincinnati t2-twi-
nightJ-Burdette U1-9l and Ptzarro
t2-l VS.. Nuxhan (9-Sl and Kellner
t4-2l,
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia tnight)--
Raydon (6-3) VS.. Never Q-5l.
Chicago 1T Los Angeles tnightl-
Robbie (9-6) VS.. Koufax (a-5l.
St. Louis ct San Franeisco-Mizell
$50 Va. Comes t6-10).
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TODAY'S SPORTS
ON TELEVISION
Baseball

Baseball
Washington at New York,
WTTG-5. 8 pm.
Boxing
Mickey Crawford VS.. Gaspar
Ortega, WMAL-7, 10 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
ny BURTON HAWKINS
star stan writer

NEW YORK. Aug. i3.-Roy
Sievers. who finished a strong
third In balloting for the Amer
lean Leagues most valuable
player last season. gets n vigor-
Gus vote from his manager for
the coveted award this year.
Cookie Lavagetto's expression
of his feeling toward the Sem
ators' slugger adds up 10 MOTH
ing more than praise from a
high source. Of course. since
the voting is done by a board Of
"a writers who were blasted for
their 1857 pick Of Mickey
Mantle over Ted williams.
Mantle got the award by
polling 233 votes TO williams
zoe and Sewers 205. This year
Cookie admittedly Is attempting
to influence the jury. and he
thinks he has a strong case.
Some Of the Boston writer's
wanted me TO give Jackie Jen-
sen a boost for the most VAL
liable player In the league,
Lavagetto said. Hes been q
wonderful player for them this
season. but I honestly feel
Sievers deserves It.
Jackie Has Help
Jensen has been hitting be-
hind Pete Runnels, leading the
league; Frank Malone, who's
hitting over 800. and Williams.
There's always somebody on