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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN

North American Newspaper Alliance
HOLLYWOOD-"Signed to
a seven year contract"
Sounds like big business, the
end Of the rainbow for the
struggling young actor
doesn't it?
Dating back to Hollywood's
very beginning, relatives in
the old home town have been
electrified time and again by
the potentialities Of that
flash from the movie capital.
In actually, it is a tricky.
deceitful device that is
strictly one-sided.
The old "seven year
termer" is still almost as
common around the studios
as an income-tax form, but
it still doesn't carry any more
promise Of security for the
actor than 1t did Is years
ago.
Producers Talk Fast
If at the end of each six
months the boss decides he
wants his chattel around the
premises a little longer, he
can renew. The fairly large
print specifies a wage boost
at each Of the stop-go OPP
ton periods. but it doesn't
always come out that way
A fast-talking producer often
quotes hard times in forcing
his players to stay on at the
same price. Or, as in many
current instances, even worry
them into a salary cut.
Few Of those nervously joy
full film aspirants who sit
down so eagerly to sign these
nebulous deals ever serve
them out. II they happen to
blossom into big drawing
cards, the old pact is invari.
ably torn up and a new,
financially healthier one SUBJ
stituted. On the other hand,
II they lay an egg from one
option time to the next the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

Assembled for rehearsals, cast and creative
technicians of the Hecht-E Hill Lancaster movie
version Of Terence Rattigan'S Separate Tables"
spread over considerable studio ~expanSe. The
Oscar-winning director, Anthony Mann (hand
outStretched), and Producer Harold Hecht are
at the right. The others, in the usual order,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

are Gladys Cooper -Cathleen Nesbitt, Rita Hay
worth, Priscilla Morgan, Burt Lancaster, Audrey
Dalton Harry Horner production designer),
Deborah Kerr, Edward Carrere cart directory,
Wendy Hitler and Felix Aylmer. The players
rehearsed three weeks before camera turned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE

ARENA-"Apolo" and THE Browning Version; PM
NATIONAL,-Dark "Auntie Name" resumes tomorrow
sHUBERT-Dark Visit to Small Planet" resumes
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

Tie industrial applications
oi la!nan far Snrpass It's use for
Il Hsaley. with over 80 per cent OF
th4 total consumption OF this
Mi eioas metal being accounted fof
HIlsustry III 1856
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Sunny Side

Mr. and Mrs Harry Rowan at-
tended the American Legion ald
Auxiliary District Convention IN
CrcWe Sunday, June -
Harry Rowan. il. is attending
Senior All Club Camp at Holiday
Lake this week.
Miss Shirley Norman. Of Rich
mond. was the week end Guest III
Miss Jean Rowan
MI. O. \. Garter has returned
from few days VISIT WITH MA and
Mrs George Lewis Carter ala
daughter. Miss Suzann Garter III
Richmond
Mr. Carter and grandson. Bobby
Carter, Of Farmville. plaa TO leave
on July to visit Mr. and Mrs VII
liam Munro. and family in OWaSsa,
Mich. From theme they plan TO ac-
company the Munro family On d
Canadian fishing trip Mrs Munro
is the former Miss Nab Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert II Goodman
spent their first wedding anniversary
with Mr. and Mrs. w r Hughes. ii
Charlottesville
Peggy Lee Jamerson spent sew
eral days last week with Mn and
Mrs Ester Lerry and son In Lynch
burg She returned to her home here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Terry. They Wis
tied with the Jamerson family over
the week end.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Matt0ax

The Training Union Of Piedmont
Baptist Church will sponsor
Fellowship Social on the church
lawn Saturday night. july 5. Enter
talnment is being planned for all
the family There Will be homemade
ice cream and cake for sale for
the benefit of the camp fund
Misses Patsy Saunders and Han
nah cassell and Rankin Whiting
ton left Monday for the District
4H Club camp. held at Camp Far
rat
Wayne Dellinger and his nephew
David. Of Bakersville. N. c.. spent
the week end with Mr.. Dellinger's
sister. Mrs. c. r. Lyons.
Mn and Ms Robert Kerr and
children spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Maxey
at Charlottesville.
Mrs Blum Denny has returned
after spending a week with her sis
ter, Mrs Willis Denny. at Pilot
Mountain. N. c.
Mrs. Bessie Perry. Of Falmouth.
and Mrs. Katie Johnson. Of Ash
land, were guests on Sunday of
their brother. Tennyson Leistra
and Mrs. Leistra
Miss Grace Anne Kerr spent last
week with her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs Albert Kerr of Clayville
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Stead
have had Misses Lucy and Mary
Stead. Of Logan, w. Va. Mrs Anna
Rowe. OF Mann. w. Va, and Mr..
and Mrs. j J. Murphy. of Lookout
as guests for several days.
Mrs. Bessie Robertson, Of Mt.
Airy. N c.. Mrs. Johnny Hollings-
worth. Of Randleman, Mrs. Thelma
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

t.4Gs6n
ass Lena Rose Simpson was
l4a33.ed with miscellaneous
slower Thursday evening at the
mnG u lleI parents. MI and Mrs
G 4 Simpson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Chestnut Grove Events
Everyone Has A
Holiday On Harold
Gl0ver's Birthday

Donald Webb. OF AppomattoX
spent Sunday afternoon with the
Kempcr Beasleys. Other callers
were Mrs. Calvin Morris. Billy.
Carole Jeanne and Linda The BIZ
cycles. baseball and gloves and the
pony got d good workout. The pony
seemed to enjoy II as Well as the
youngsters
Frances and Dorothy are spead-
ing some time with their father and
step-mothcr, Mr. and Mrs Flood
Harris They have been ATTENDING
school in Richmond where they 1--we
with their mother. M 5 Sam Kdb
HEX.
Word has been received here that
Ia former resident Mrs Lewis
o Brien. Is III fair health III thc
home OF her daughter. Mrs Clyd
Dowdy. at Maidens, She doesn't Ret
out much. prefer ling the quiet "
her room most Of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henson Morris and
Roger visited the Calvin Morriscs
Sunday Henson announced he Is
employing high school student
Allen Holloway. TO help with Lhe
farm work.
Mrs Mildred Routon and Ruth
OF Lynchburg. wee recent visitor.
In the neighbOrhood Mrs RoutoN
has several brothers and sisterf
here, u which She III The eldest
She Is still active although Ill hrl
upper eighties
Air Force Proportion
Harold Glover. USAF. stationed
II Georgia. W"itcS that he has b u
promoted from Altman First ClaS,
% Sergeant, He us the Youngcs'
brother OF Mrs Calvin Morris ant
has been IN the Air Force for more
han four years Tic spent th-e
years IN Germany and has been a
an Air Force base IN Georgia SING
, Christmas. He Will b. y yeats Ok
Dn July ! Everyone has holldaS
on Harolds birthday
Hope all Of us VIII be aroint
after the Fourth Of July is oyer
These long holiday week ends ar
! dangerous as we'll as pleasant Let.
make tins one as sale as VIZ Gan
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

Andrews Ends Course

Army per Kussell X Andrews,
s5t 81 M II Carolyn Andrews d
Plenis. recently completed the field
Gonna aieat-0ns coarse at Fort
Leonard wood, Mo. Andrews re-
ceiped training IN switchboard OPP
GRAFTON ana communicable center
procedures
INC 23,year-old colder enter q
the army last Ma cii and eof-l-
plelcd N sic training At Fort Knox.
kY Andrews IS 1853 graduate Of
f3afsfioipA- Henry High School. Char
lite G A. and a 1857 graduate Of
V5rqiWa Polyt4c hn'lc Institute
"a Elaofsbitg
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Deatonville

Mrs. Edith Brooks, Miss Rather
Inc Gilbert Of Lynchburg. and Mrs.
Grace Fletc Of Warrenton.
visited Mrs. Howard Garnett Thurs
day night.
Miss Bette Newton. OF Clarks-
vile. Is spending two weeks with
her aunt, Miss Emma Rucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Meador. Of
Richmond. visited Floyd Rucker
and sister last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Chuck Brown and
family. cf South Hill, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Oliver and Miss Grace Oliver re-
turned home with them after spend
ing three weeks with Mrs Brown.
Tom Owen. Of Richmond. visited
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Mann Thurs
day
Miss Edna Burton. Of Richmond,
arrived Sunday TO spend two weeks
with Miss Emma Rucke,. and visit
other friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rucker, Of
Front Royal. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Lillian Rucker. Sunday after
noon they. with Mrs. Maude Chap
man. called to see Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Mann
Miss Lizzie Poole. Of Richmond.
Miss Nancy Anderson and Mrs.
Koven Carter, Of CreWe. visited
Mrs. Bette Carter and family Sun
day night
Miss Sinlthey Garter called to see
Mrs Irving Noble Wednesday after
noon.
Nj and Mrs. Vaughan Noble and
, sons. OF Richmond. spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Irving Noble.
Deretha Pembelton is spending
several days al Buckrot Beach
with friends
Mrs. Daisy Cain and family. Of
/ Silver Spring. Md. will arrive Mon
/ day for short visit with her sister
/ MIS-. BtTnlCe FtinDtiton
\ MI. and Mrs. Purval Noble and
I Mr.. and Mrs Dawson Joyce visited
/ M. and Mrs Walter Gray Saturday
night
j Mrs. Joe DeCarlo and children.
OF Arlington, are spending some
j time with her parents. Mr. and
/ Mrs. Harry Carey Mr. DeCarlo
joins them for week ends.
/ Mrs w T Norman and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Charles Scott. Of Cum
\ berland visited Mrs William Penn
bolton Thursday,
Mt and Mrs Leonard Revere. Of
Richmond. and Mrs Matte Wlngo
t visited Mrs Bette Carter and
family Saturday night
! M. and Mrs. Stanley ellis. Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Oils and daughter
/ Mr.. and Mrs Weldon King and
daughters and Mr. and Mrs Cor
don Estes and sons went to Natural
Bridge last Sunday on sight-see-
me trip
Mt. and Mrs. vester jenkins
\ visited MI and Mrs. Wlnbe'n Jen-
kIns al Rice Saturday night,
Louie Overton. Of Victoria, and
Mrs Mabel Mann were supper
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. H P
Jenkins Sunday
Leslie Mcador spent the week
end in Richmond visiting his chill
dren and Mrs Richard Chamber
/ lain and sons and Mrs Ercelle
Cawthorne brought him home They
we're supper guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Harry jenkins
A.r. and Mrs. Jake Carter and
daughter. Of Farmyille, were Sun
day supper guests Of Mrs Bette
Carter and family
NJ and Mrs Howard Ashworth
Of Palmyra visited Mr.. and Mrs
, Henry Nash Friday Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs Dick Gearheart and
daughter. Of Sandston. visited Mr.
and Mrs. Nash
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
G.endoIe News
G.endoIe News
jeaniue Wharan
Hospitalized In
Auto Accident

ns;se ,.s,F,. ut,ar,,, ,,auahYa,.
~. ara nt.. s,s. wa
- ,,,,t,.at II ,,,,,,s,snu,.ilFs.
t,a ss.,,,o. ,,n,Y ,nfnfias ~.
o.,., '',, ,,.N@., ,ha oa,. sha ,ras a,.g,s.
ing went out Of control and
wrecked The car was completely
DESTROYED when she stfiieh he
Bat. fortunately Mtss Wharam did
noi sustain aly bfoAen bo@es at@
+ dAns mctly
NJ ana Mfs Arthur k.elA J9lta
aAd S4ld.a. 81 Minnesota AFe
and Mis-. Frank burger. al CHA
Hill. tits week. Other visitors SUI
day were Mir. and Mrs. Andrew
Berger and Kathy Of Richmond.
Ms. Virginia Boiling and Mrs
Annie 2 Johnson
Mrs Alice Payne q Esmont
IS spending some time Wth her son
and daughter-in-law, Mn ana Mrs
Lindsey Payne al breno-
Mrs. Florence Payne of Esinont
daughter " ms Alice PAYNE. With
" NOM Si'e i'"h's To- 'io'itf ~
idS. WE ~ ''o' N"e'''i"'' e. s''
siiiid beach.
vis,,ore rncentlv a., ~tIfton IT,.
racay vore Mr. and Me- 1eeee NJ
Clart and pictv N RICHMOND
Mrs. lindsey pavne Day;d anA
loft Az Rreo,o NIL Al,ee i
PAYNE ~ Fe,no7t MI vna4r;3
RoIl,ng I'M M and NIL FrsnE
paroe~ " Gnla Hill
Guests Of Mrs Virginia Rolling
were her sister. Mrs Hcrold StcF-
enson Of Richmond. and My and
Mrs. Bert Stevenson. Of Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Peree~ spent
Sunday with their son and daugh-
ter-in-lay Mr.. and MIS-. Frank
Berger. in Richmond.
Houston Sncddy. ]. VPI. and MISS
Wealthy snoddy Of LynchburR.
we're recent. guests Of their parents.
M. and Mrs. B r. Snoddy
a1re ammo > Johrson was sat-
,raaS SIMMER o,,as. ~ Mr. and Nrs
Iesse NJ clask
Mrs p p Atkinson of Rich
nond will leave this week for an
Indefinite visit with her son-,n-law
and daughter Mr. and Mrs Billy
hin in Hannton
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Russell, Of
MARYLAND and son and daughter
Robhv and Carla spent Sunday
with Mrs Ho,,ston Nuckols Mr. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Trenholm

Mrs. Clyde Denoon has gotten
home from the hospital and Is DO
ing nicely. Visitors have been Mr.
and Mrs. Snead Denoon and baby.
Of Powhatan, Mrs. Frances Pal
more. Mr.. and MISS Charles De-
neon and family and Nh and Mrs.
w. / Stokes.
Visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. v.
Cosby Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. II Mcclure and family MI
and Mrs Cosby attended homccom-
ing al his old church. Fine Greek
Baptist. Sunday
sam Hatcher and his mother.
Mrs. Lucy Ella Hatcher, Of Rich
n,ond. visited Mr. and Mrs. b W.
Wilbnrn and MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Hatcher Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Fred Marshall, OF
New York spent several days last
week with his siste.c. Mrs. Randolph
Swami, and Mr.. Swami They were
en- route to visit his sisters in South
Carolina and Georgia Mrs. Swami
left with them for a visit OF about
10 days III the South
NJ. fhu,,h starts
Ore OF the old landmarks. Muddy
Greek Church. IS being tom down
now TO make way for the new
oh,,,o,, ,,.;,,n MN ,o ,.nl,ra 4,
y p tieasail's' 81 ~ u.'sS -. !
pouRh, III ci,ufoh p,'''ains Ill IL,
i"" 'hu'en ~ ii auueu II NM lii
,s'''il'aN oei'opi 'op'''e ~ "
oui!t s'ii''' .Aii' ''oh
~ ah'i ~ r N'o',''n NIL a till
. i"''iiis Y ni.i'',,o'N N''..u 'l'
'i'o'''cie w Z 'se'i'e No'e "'u'''
''''
M, and Ms G. l. Hapan and
fanny OF Richmond spent the
uenk md vim Mr. and Mrs r w
pastv1rgh, and visited Mr. and
MI " stokes and Mr. and
NTH y II vans
MISS Emma Jean Denoon spent
10 days wlIn Mi and Mrs. Snead
Demon al PoWhatan Sue Denoon
Y staying wlth MI ana Mrs PAU
S,ralton and attending Bible School
at Mudds Greek
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Jones Promoted

Hliey q Joues electrician
maae thrd class. uSN. son Of MI
t3 Nlrs W!llie H Jones. OF Farm
Vlia, advanced III rank last month
#a!ie sewing aboard the amphibi-
ea iolcea troop transport USS
c aJtia Operating with the U s.
htiJuf4c Fleet
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

Eldridge and Mrs. Azell Milikin, Of
High Point, have been guests for
few days in the home of Mrs.
R. F. Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Saunders,
of Ashland. and Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Musulin and children, of Cumber-
land were Sunday guests Of their
parents. Mr.. and MS Payton Cas-
sell.
Miss Sandra Saunders is spend
ing a few days with her aunt, Mrs.
Douglas Bowman, in Richmond
Miss Nancy Saunders has been
spending a few days with Miss Iris
Almond at Gladys.
Mrs. Ralph Saunders and mother.
Mrs Thelma Hyde, have returned
hcme after spending a week with
Mrs. Alice Hyde in St Helen.
Mich They made the tip via
Capitol Airlines and reported a
most enjoyable flight
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09

FL deportista argentine dio %
vueltas al circuito de una milla
y varias de elias las hizo IN 37.1
segundos. Ell record de la vuelta
es de 1921 segundos.
A continuation de las vueltas
converse con los periodistas. Sc
nalo que habria lido mas rapido
de haber estado sentado con mas
comodidad. Por otra parte, dijo
que ha hecho la mayor parte de
sus carreras en- coches sport, que
requieren cambios. Ell coche que
dirigio hoy tiene uno solo y las
manos del conductor estan ocu-
padas exclusivamente con Ell vo-
lante. Anadio que 81 bien lie gus
to Ell automovil, no proyecta cam
biar. "Me GUSTAV mas los otroS y
va estoy vieio para cambiar".
Anadio que a pesar de la expe'
riencia alli sufrida, regresaria con
gusto a La Habana, a1n cuandc
no corriese, porque "todos ellos
me tratar, n ALI muy hen.
'Por otra parte manifesto que tai
vez este sea su ultimo ano de com.
petencias.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
BUENAs NoTIcIAs PARA
H 0 M B R ( S

Miles de hombres mayores de 3S
amos de edad han descubierto nuevo
v facil medic para disfrutar de los
placeres de la juventud.
Los hombres canSados, exhaustes,
Y n~erviosos rara vez goZan los pla-
ceres de la juventud. En- algunos
casos la falta de vitaminas adecua-
das O suficientes en- la dieta diaria,
produce la ausencia de energia y
de vigor por la que muchos hon.
bres no gozan de los placeres que
Ia Naturaleza les brinda.
Son de gran interes los informes
de quienes han recibido ell auxilio
de las nuevas pildoras de vitaminas
llamadas VITRANOL. Estas pildo-
ras gentlemen Ia dosis minima que
los adu1tos necesitan de ciertas e
importantes vitaminas g~eneradoras
de energia. Muchos Sc maravillan
de la forma en- que estas vitaminas
ayudan a la Natunraleza a producer
nuevo vigor y vitalidad-se sienten
rejuvenecidos.
Por un arreglo especial, los lecto-
e de este diario las pueden con-
seguir a I'm precio rebajado.
Envie este aviso a VALWORTH
Co., Dept. TAB, P. o. Box 80,
Flatbush Sta, Brooklyn 26, New
York, U.S.A. y lie enviaran dos pa.
quotes de VITRANOL de So cada
uno uno por solo SIS mas pequeno
cargo COD, una rebaja de 81 del
precio regular. listed no necesita
enviar dinero, pague al cartero
cuando sea entregado.
NOMBRE -. =. :. :. - 90
Direction =. 80.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
E~XTRANARAN A M

"Estoy SECURE que los Braves del
presente tienen I'm future aun mas
brillante que ell que tenian los
Dodgers cuando comence a Goa
chear para ellos en- 1857.
Billy no esta de acuerdo, con
aquellos que Green que ell cambio
de Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, a Los
Angeles, dara a jugadores como
Reese, Snider, Furillo y Hodger
"un impulse en- SUI juego".
"Llevan mucho tempo en- las
Mayores, razona Herman. Sun
cambio como este es bueno para
jugadores jovenes, pero no para
viejos".
Dijo que no podia describir 10
que sintio "cuando me entere del
accidente de Campanella".
Roy Campanella, as catcher de
los Dodgers, sufrio la fracture del
cuello en- un accidente automovi.
llStlco y Su carrera como Jugador
posiblemene ha terminado.
"Pero Campy no tenia mucho
future ante ST, pero a pesar de TODD
los Dodgers van a extranarlo",
anadio Herman. "Campy fue ex-
cepcionalmente bueno recibiendo-
lie a Don Newcombe, pues saba CO.
mo manejar a csc tipo grande. Y
tambien saba como llevar a los
jovenes y siempre era una amena.
"a en- ell plate a ia bora de batear"
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
Sc Retract0
Manager de
Nino VaIdes

NUEVA YORK, Mo. 8-(UP).
Bobby Gleason, manager del pc
SO complete cubano' Nino Valdes,
Sc presento voIuntariamente a la
comision de Deportes del .Estado
de Nueva York, Y ~presento sus dis
culpas por las acusaciones que
profiri6 a la termination del en-
cuentro de Valdes con ell argent
no Alex Miteff ell 81 de febrero
ultimo.
Gleason, indignado porque Val
des habia perdido por decision
mayoritaria, dijo a los periodistas
que opinaba que la pelea "estaba
arreglada'
Julius Holland, P~residente de la
Comision acepto la disculpa de
Gleason, pero 10 censuro energica-
mente. Helfand agrego que en- ca
so de repeticion Sc tomara "accion
disciplinaria positiva" contra Glea
son.
AL presentar su disculpa por i'm
pugnar la honradez e integridad
de los jueces y del arbitro Teddy
Martin, Gleason explico que SUI
exaspero porque la aprestada deci-
sion habia sido favorable a Miteff.
Ell manager declare que Sc do
cuenta de su error tan pronto ex
puso SUI protesta en- ell camarin del
boXeador.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
La Edad Constitute Handicap
en- Contra de Dodgers-Herman
HAsTA QUE NO REEMPLAcEN A LOS JUeADoREs viEJos
Ne voLvERAN A GANAR, ~AEIRMA-NoTAs
~BRADENToN, Fla. Mario l.

BRADENTON, Fla. Mario T.
United Hast que Los Angeles
Dodgers no reemplacen sus juga-
dores viejos, no volveran a ganar
en- la Liga Nacional.
Esa es la prediction de Billy
Herman, Ell ex gran segunda base,
quien paso a los Braves de Milwau-
kee como coach esta temporada
despues de servir seis amos en- esa
~capacidad con los Dodgers cuando
estos jugaban en- Brooklyn.
Gel Padre TEMPO esta alcan-
zando a Pee Wee Reese, Duke Sni-
der, Carl Furillo Y Gil Hodger''
anadio Herman. "Ellos fueron las
grandes razones por las cuales en-
los seis amos en- que estuve con los
Dodgers ganaron cuatro pennants,
finalizaron segundo una vez y ter
zero en- la otra oportunidad".
Reese, tiene 38 amos; Snider, 81;
Furrillo, SO, y Hodges, 80.
mo quiero decir que cualquiera
de elols este al final del canine,
especialmente Snider, pero todos
ellos han pasado sus potenciales y
estan destinados a de ahora en-
adelante a producer malas noticias
para los Dodgers.
"Hombres, fuera de Warren
SPAIN y Andy Pafko no tenemos
jugadores que hayan alcanzado sus
potenciales', siguio diciendo Billy
Herman. " SPAIN todavia es bueno
mientras Pafko no sera utilizado
todos los dias'.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
MEJORA ROY
CAMPANELLA

GLEN COVE, N. Y Mo. a.
(UP).-Un boletin medico en- 81
hospital donde esta internado Ell
receptor de los Dodgers Roy Cam
PAMELA, dice que este ha expert
mentado una gran mejoria en- las
dltimas dos semanas del acciden
te sufrido ell % de enero.
Harry {. F Clifford, administra
dor del hospital de Glen Cove, di
10 que Campanella puede ahora
mover la muneca y estirar los bra
EOS. Su sentido del tacto mejora
lentamente y va llega a su abdo-
men.
Dice tambien ell anuncio que ha
desaparecido totalmente la infec
cion pulmorar que sufrio Campo
nella oocos dias despues del acci
dente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09

cuatro veteranos y I'm buen grupo
de jovenes del equipo... Los vete
ramos ION Harvey Haddix, de los
Phillies. Bob Turkey, de los Pi
ratas; Willard Schmidt, de los Car
denales; Bill Wight, del Baltimo
e.. Wight gano solo 6 juegos Ell
ano pasado. pero tres fueron a los
Yankees
Ell MAS ALTO
Ell pitcher Gene Conley, de los
Braves es Ell player mas alto de
la Liga con 49,. Pero Don New
combe, de los Dodgers, o "a Y
ESQ libras de peso, es I'm verdade
70 gigantic
Los Phillies necesitan I'm mi
cialista para reemplazar a Ed Bou
che. Los Dodgers estan en- pro-
blemas en- la tercera base, al igual
que tras Ell plate y los Cubs tam
bien buscan I'm antesalista.. Los
CdrHS y CuDS neCeSltan JardlnerOS
c%entrales los Braves y Reds no
estan muy seguros en- ell right.
Stan Palys, bateador de .359 en-
Ell Nashville ell ano pasado puede
ser la respuesta del Cincinnati.
Los Dodgers y Phillies tienen
Ell mayor numelo de players de 10
amos o mas con seis cada uno...
Ell dnico en- Pittsburgh es Ted
Kluszewskl, obtenido del Cincin
natl solo hay uno: Bill Wight, OBJ
tenido del Baltimore.
AARON LIDER
Hank Aaron, de los Braves. en-
cabezo la Liga con "A cuadran
guiares en- la temporada pasada.
pero Willie Mays, de los Gigantes
ma bateado JONI ones en- lorna des.
tacada desde que regres6 del Eier
cito... En- los ultimos cuatro amos
cercano a 40 pcI afo.
La proxima vez que lance una
lechada, Warren SPAIN, de los Bra
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-09
AVANZO GOMEZ EN-
sUS ASPlRAcIONES
CHAMPIONABLES

NUEVA YORK, Mo. 8-(UP).
Ell peso pluma Harold Comes, de
Estados Unidos Sc coloco Official
mente entire los contendientes re-
conocidos al titulo, al derrotar por
decision a Ike Chestnut, clasificado
en- qulnto lugal entire los aspiran
ties, en- ell %encuentro a diez rounds
que tuvieron en- ell Madison Square
Garden.
Dos de los arbitros dieron la vic
toria a Comes V ell tercero declare
empatado ell e%ncuentro.
Comes, que no tenia ranking
hasta ahora, subio al ring pesando
1913 y media y S adversario peso
1870 libras.
Ell encuentro fue deslucido, es
pecialmente porque Chestnut, que
generalmente pelea erecto, trato
de seguir ell estilo de Comes, que
lucha cuerpo a cuerpo. No hubo
por consiguiente contraste de esti
los Y ell match fue tan insipido en-
parties que Ell referee amonesto
cinco veces a los boxeadores pa
ra que pelearan de verdad.