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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-11

political (and union) elections
have been known to invalidate
the apparently irrefutable'
findings of even the most
scientifically conducted pub
lie opinion polls.
On the other hand, il we as.
sumo, for present purposes,
that the surveys conducted
by Congressman Chamberlain
and Mr.. Lubell adequately re.
fleet the opinion of the ma.
jority of wage earners, than
what? What is to be done
about this widespread "yearn-
ing" for wagc-price stability,
and who is supposed to do it?
THE SAD FACT
Mr.. Lubell's answer to this
question is that the President
of the United States ought to
get labor and management to
agree on a workable plan Of
sterilization. The popular
"yearningD for wsge-price sta
bility. he says, poses a high.
1y significant challenge to the
men heading our Government.
labor unions, and bigger bus
inesses."
If we have another round Of
initiation. he continues, III will
b. mainly because Of . lack
Of leadership, "for these Is no
doubt in his mind THAT IL the
President could get business
and labor leaders to agree on
. workable plan Of stabilize.
fion. II would be welcomed en-
Enthusiastically by The public"
That's probably true, but
it would be rather unrealis-
tic, ! think, to count on the
Presidents getting Tor even
attempting to get such an
agreement within the foresee-
able future.
Several times during ths
past few years the President
has mildly sxhorfsd labor and
management to stabilize wages
and prices, bur he has careful
" avoided saying that they
ought TO agree on anything Is
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The Washington Letter
Red China Looming Once
More AS OminOus Threat

cent execution of imre Macy
and others for their part in
the Hungarian freedom a..
tempt of October, 1856.
One theory, which seems to
have originated abroad, but
which has been widely circu.
lated here, is that the Chinese
Reds forced the execution of
the Hungarian patriots.
1t is argued that Red China
is in a belligerent mood and
is convinced that aggressive
measures, even war, best serve
to spread communism.
Thus, as matter Of policy
and because IL must rely on
Soviet military might, Red
China does not want to see
any reduction Of Russian arm.
smenfs. For this reason, il was
determined 70 sevttIe ell
possibility Of . summit" con
ference, lest This might lead
TO even . minor cut in Soviet
arms.
The theory further has it
that Picking insisted upon the
execution of the Hungarian
leaders, knowing this would
make a summit" meeting i'm
possible, and at the same time
serve as a warning to Poland
and Yugoslavia.
Whether or not this theory
holds water, no one here can
say positively. There are some
who contend that the Chinese
need not have gone to all this
trouble, because Moscow did
not want a summit" meeting,
only the propaganda advan-
tage of proposing one.
But Macy and the others
were executed, and this fact,
coupled with the theory, pro-
vokes some disturbing
thoughts.
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King or Slave?

you will know them and the bad
tree bears bad fruit"
Is the sinner really free then?
To be sure, he is free to hurt him
self. He is free to get SO begged down
in sin that he can think Of nothing but
himself or the evil obsession that DOM
inates almost every thought and act Of
his day.
If this be freedom, may the Lord
deliver us.
Saint Augustine sums the whole
point up very well when he wrote:
"He who is good, is a king though
he be a slave; but he who sins, is a
slave though he be a king.'--GAF.
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whom you have from God, and
that you are not your own?
For you have been bought at
a great price. Glorify God and
bear him in your body" q
Corinthians 6:19-20) Nobody
who is a Christian should
stand helplessly by in the
presence of suffering. We can
pray and we can show by our
conduct that we do not live
as those who have no hope.
proving our belief in the sup
ernatural life. If the person is
rational we can help him by
our encouragement and by
making available religious ar
ticles and prayers as well as
the visit of the priest. The
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crucifix in our home Is b
remind us of the meaning ct
suffering. The morning offer.
ing of all our prayers, works.
joys and sufferings Of this
day" means that even the I'M
conscious acts or semi-deliber-
ate works of every day can b
offered to God. No matter
what the intention any DELHI
crate shortening or taking Of
human life is murder. Mercy
killing is still killing and h
gravely sinful.
Send questions to Father
Edward r. Healey. Inquiry
Corner, The Catholic Times,
Box 636, Columbus is, Ohio.
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the illusion of Glove" There
is then much more to gain in
maintaining first. the institu-
ton of matrimony - there is
less to gain if we defend first
the right to love.
/ hasten to say, however,
that marriage and love can
and must be preserved as co.
existent. All that we concede
is that the Sacrament of
Matrimony itself does not con-
fer love, any more than going
to Confession automatically
makes one truly repentant.
The Sacrament of Matrimony
builds on nature and perfects
already existing love - it is
by no means contrary to love.
Further, because divorce
and rsmarriass r impossible
contradictions, one who is sim
esrs can never regard tightly
the decision TO marry. The
very bond "tiIl death" is it,
self . constant guarantee
against future hazards. n the
Church could ever accept di.
vorcs, Just try to imagine The
havoci
The possibility of divorce
would be like a worm plant
ed into the depth of the mar
riage contract itself, as a
worm is placed in an apple
and will only wait for the day
to devour its substance. PSy-
biologists remind us that it is
only necessary sometimes TO
envision something as a posi-
bility for it to become a ne
cessity.
No one knows this better
than the devil. The principle
of mo divorce" deepens and
purifies the channels of love.
It often transforms passion
into love. 1t often creates the
climate which enco urages
love. 1t was Nietzsche who
used to say, "all that does not
destroy me, strengthens me-"
So, in most cases, the ''indis.
solubility Of marriage not on
ly serves God and society but
1t also strengthens and serves
love.
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WASHINGTON INC
Communist China is ris-
ing ominously on tn
horizon once more.
The question of that
country being recognized by
the United States and admit
ted to the United Nations is
recurring again. There is also
the somewhat new suggestion
that Red China is proving to
be a Frankenstein monster to
Its creator, Soviet Russia.
The matter of recognition
for Red China has been re-
vived in several quarters.
Some observers have predict
ed that Premier Charles De
Gaulle of France will recog-
nize the Picking regime.
President Carlos p. Garcia
81 The Philippines, on = visit
10 This country, said during .
sslsvisien show that his eevn.
sry would not recognize eom.
mvnist China sven il The U.
2 - a. L.
Gen. Claire Lee Chennault,
OF Flying Tiger fame, told a
Congressional committee that
cit would mean the taking
over OF all of the Far East
by the communists, if Red
China were recognized by
this country and admitted TO
the UN.
There are always those in
this country who favor recog.
milton of the Picking regime.
and they may be expected to
become vocal again.
The matter Of Red china's
rising influence in its rsis-
tions with Red Russia is not
new, bot N has been given .
rev twist and perhaps . grave
new Importance, by the 70.
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Making Marriage Click
Marriage Is Greater Than,
! But Not Contrary To Love
By Msgr. Irving A. DeBlanc

"We often hear it said.
What God has joined to-
gether, let no man put
asunder'. How audacious
can we get. You must
know cases, as ] certainly do,
N couples who were joined
by instinct, by passion, and
remain married by habit as
q wheel remains in a rut. Let's
get realistic" WI.
YOU ere assuming roman
tieslIy, w.. that lows Is sb-
sslvtsiy essential for the Sac.
ramsns Of Mstrimony. That I
sempIsfsiy deny. Can you pos
sihIy be Of the opinion that
nothing exists unless you OK.
perisnes and feel II?
You see, the Sacrament Of
Matrimony Is also an institu-
tion. You cannot feel il, but
1t Is still there. 1t has its own
being, its own dignity; it is
independent and transcends
the very people 1t obligates.
People can be united in
marriage on another plane
and one much higher than the
chemistry OF love, and the sat
isfaction of individuals. When
you understand this, then you
will see why divorce and re-
marriage are against Gods
law.
THE INDIVIDUAL BRICK
st. Thomas was asked a SIM
ilar question, What about the
man." he was queried, who
enters the Sacrament OF Matri-
mony only for a base, dishon.
est. carnal. even vulgar rea-
SOM" 1T is a perfectly valid
marriage" he retorte d
"though the contracting par
ty could be in the state Of
sin"
"svf,~ fhsy prisd further,
~hew can . sinful marriage bs
On image OF the union Of
Christ and His Church Is you
- constantly rspsat7" "Ah,"
said the genius and doctor Of
.ths Church. Marriage Is one
thing and The intention OF the
eentrsetins parties Is quite
another thing"
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Now, that is exactly the
point | am trying to make.
We must distinguish between
marriage as an institution and
the married people them.
selves.
Married people are like the
bricks in a tremendous edi-
flee. Matrimony, an institu-
ton, is like the cement. When
couples complain that sit is
inhuman, it is slavery" for
the Church to forbid divorce
and remarriage when they no
longer love each other, it is
rs if a brick were TO say, Il
want my rights as an individu-
nj brick - / want to be free!!"
II bricks actually could de-
snand their freedom, once
they are part OF the general
building. The whole structure
would surely collapse. This is
exactly true Of the existence
Of mstrimony. The institution
Of marriage Is mors important
than individuals.
But quickly you might coun-
ter, Marriage in the Catho-
lie Church is a complete
stranger to love. For marriage
implies restraint, obligation,
exclusiveness while love must
be free and spontaneous"
Still others might tell me that
they are scandalized that the
Catholic Church will accept a
simple voluntary consent by a
couple though dictated by mo-
tives which are vulgar.
But can the Church, ask,
svsr be sure Of the reality Of
party's lover On fhs other
hand, II can be sure OF an i'm
stitvtion like marriage. Az.
fhsntie love Is not that abun-
danf while It's caricatvrss are
innvmsrabls. Love lends it's
name TO IN infinity Of deeds
and often its greatest tree.
dom" Is In dsesivins itself.
How many there are whose
love is merely the selfish de-
sire of conquering and domi-
mating the beloved" The
very freedom to love- Is of
ten itself a great reminder Of
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The sad fact is that we are
not prepared TO plan" fhs
proper relationship between
wages and prices. As . matter
Of fact. whenever anybody
(Waiter Rsvfhsr, for sxampls)
avsn suggests that this be
done, he is apt TO b. written
off Is . socialist.
So the question recurs:
What next? Where do we 80
from here?
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formal - . plan" Of stsbiii.
xstion.
And, frankly, even If he
were to do so at this late date,
there is no reason to suppose
that he would get a favorable
hearing. On the contrary.
there is every reason to be-
lieve that our "bigger BUSH
neSses" land many of our
smaller businesses. tno) would
turn a deaf ear on such a pro-
posal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
PRESTON

Presionando a Aspromonte es.
ia Pete Runnels, obtenido del
Washington; Billy Klaus, Ted Lep-
clio y Billy Console. Klaus Y Con-
solo tambien pueden jugar ell cam
pc corto 81 Buddin Sc presenta un
POGO oxidado y Runnels possible
mente sera usado en- la inicial.
FL gigantesco Dick Gernert des-
cendio a 237 ell afo pasado, pero
esta siendo considerable como ell
primer aspirante a la incial. Los
otros candidates a la primera es-
quina son ell bateador derecho
Frank Lellers, hitter de 308 en-
San Francisco ell ano pasado, y
Runnels, quien bateo 230 con los
Senadores, pero ha demostrado en-
ell pasado que puede conectar so
puntos mas.
Nc hay problemas en- Ia ante
sala en- donde los Red Sox possible
mente tienen ell mejor hombre en-
la Liga en- Frank Malone. Tuvo
un gran ano en- la pasada tempora.
da, impulsando 103 carreras y
pegando Is home runs mientras
bateaba un substantial promedio
de 292.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
EIevan Precio de Loca|idades
Para Bout por ell Titu|o Mosca

CARACAS, mario 29.-(UP).-
Ell Juez cuarto de Primera Instan-
cha de 10 Penal de Caracas, inicio
la revision del expediente de acu-
sacion presentada por la joven So
MIA Senior por seduction y VIOLA
cion contra Ell campeon v~enezolano
mosca Ramon Arias, que Sc enfren-
terra a Pascual Perez dc Argentina
ell 10 de abril, por ell titulo mum
dial.
La demanda Sc present6 a me-
diados del aho pasado, antes de la
realization del combate contra ell
mexicano Memo Diez, y Sc dejo en-
suspense bajo compromise de
Arias de que EN- un future enmen-
daria SUI falta.
En- los circulos deportivos Sc adj
mite que la bolsa que recibira
Arlas, que sera de mas de $4,000
dolares podria ser ahora ell m6yiI
principal de que Sc haya removido
Ia demanda y aseguran que la de-
manda podrfa afectar solamente la
bolsa del criollo, pero de ninguna
manera la realization del combate.
Ell argumento actual de la de-
manda habla de "la negligencia de
Arias en- cumplir ell compromise
contraldo para contraer matrimol
MO con Sonia previo divorcio que
dijo Ell pugil iniciaria contra SUI
actual esposa"
Mientras tanto, Arias, sigue en-
trenandose activamente baio la SUI.
pervision del entrenador nacionaI
de boxeo amateur, ell argentine Pc.
dro Cuggia.
Debido a negative de dltimo mo
mento para la realization de la be-
lea en- ell estadio, de la Ciudad
Universitaria, que tiene capacidad
para $4,000 espectadores, ell en-.
cuentro Sc efectuara en- ell nuevo
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
Ted K|uszewski> Robin Robert y Duke Snide
en- eI Grupo de las heterogeneous de hoy

NEW YORK, mario 29-(Uni-
ted).-Un sorprendente numero de
big leaguers de fama, incluyendo
Robin Roberts, Ted Klussewski y
Duke Snider, estan en- la clase de in
terrogaciones esta primavera, jun.
to a los reclutas mas verdes.
Algunos han decade, otros es-
tan lesionados, pero ell resultado es
Ell mismo; nadie sabe cuando, 81
asi resulta, volveran a la SEN
da triunfal. Es un cinchete que
muchos no volveran a dicha senda.
Ell case de Duke eS menos grave
que los otros, pues el todavia cojea
de una rodilla que Sc dice ha res
pondido bien aunque lentamente
a una operacion invernal. Snider
Sc la lastimo de nuevo en- un re-
ciente accidente automovilistico y
ESQ hizo que echara atras con Roy
Campanella fuera de accion, los
Dodgers necesitan a Duke de to-
das formas
Ell gigantesco Klu, inutil para
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circo, con capacidad unicamente
para Is 900 espectadores. Esto ha
hecho subir considerablemente ell
valor de las entradas. Ell ringside
valdra so d6lares y la mas barata
ocho d6lares.
Sin embargo. la aficion esta sa-
tiSfecha pues Ell nuevo circo es mas
apropiado para estos eventos.
Ell promoter Oscar Ibarra decla-
no que Sc estan dando los toques
flnales a los preparativos de la pc
lea, incluyendo ell alojamiento de
Perez y de su manager, Lazaro
kocl, que llegaran ell domingo pro-
Ximo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
Nutridu Representation PeriOdisfiea
Para Yer ell Combute Bussey VS.. Moreno

Parnassus sehalo que Ike Chest
nut era uno de los mas destacados
pesos pluma del mundo, hasta que
Moreno lie vencio decisivamente en-
seis rounds. Ell pasado mes de no
viembre.
"Chesnut parecia que habia pa
sado por una maquina de moler
carne despues de la pelea -dijo
Pernassus- y Moreno no tenia
una marca siquiera en- ell rostro.
Moreno perdio frente a Cotero,
pero fue mas bien por %cansancio
que a causa de los golpes de SUI adj
v~ersario. No Sc puede pasar por al
to ell record de 90 nocauts que tie
ne Moreno en- SO peleas".
Parnassus, que fue manager an
ties de asumir ell cargo de promo
tor del estadio OLYMPIC Auditorium
de esta ciudad, dijo que no es SUI
mission criticar a nadie y convino
en- que Bassey es I'm boxeador exec
lente, probablemente uno de los
mejores que jamas haya tenido ell
imperio britanico.
"Por ESQ -afadio- es que en-
plee tanto tempo en- hallar I'm pu-
gil de valores reconocidos para
la pelea del martes. Moreno es
uno de los boxeadores de mas po-
derosa pegada que 20 haya visto.
mo Sc puede hallar nadie me-
jor para juzgar a un boxeador que
Al WE'LL y 81 ha dicho que Moreno
es I'm pequeho Rocky Marciano''.
Parnassus declare que ell inte-
res en- ell comhate a Is rounds del
proximo martes es tan grande que
son ~esperadas caravans de autom6
viles y aviones especiales de Me
xico.
Ell promoter dijo que espera una
recaudaci6n superior a la que pro.
dujo ell combate Ration Macias-
AlphonSe Halimi, ell ano pasado,
que assemble a 209.8 48 dolares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30

Udine, Italia, y conocio ell baseball
en- Windsor, Ontario, despues que
SUI familia Sc traslado ALI.
Reno nunca ha fumado O tornado
I'm trago en- SUI vida, no dice malas
palabras. Els uno de los pocos jul
gadores en- ell deporte que utiliza
SUI tempo libre en- enviar a los
periodistas una nota de agradeci-
miento cuando escriben algo bue-
no sobre Ell. Todos aquellos ligados
al Detroit 10 adoran. En- resumen,
es I'm valor genuine a SUI profession
y 10 unico que relamente molesta
a los Tigres es que piensa que el
es mucho mejor jugador de 10 que
ha sido hasta ahora.
Comenzo la campana pasada en-
forma spectacular, bateando a un
promedio de 400 hasta mayo. En-
tonces, empero comenzo a descen-
der y cuando fue sentado a prin-
cipios de julio ESQ posiblemente lie
costo la oportunidad de formar
parte del team All Star de la Liga
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30

deres robustos, completan Ell cuer-
pc de receptores.
Ell outfield, con Williams en- ell
left, ell rapido Jim Piersall en- ell
center y Jackie Jensen en- ell right,
es I'm departamento que tiene d.
mensioneS de pennant.
Williams dice que posiblemente
no podra repetir su promedio de
1913 del ano pasado, pero no apues-
ten a que no 10 hare. Piersall CO.
necto para 261 y Jensen 281 pero
los dos son especialmente peli-
grosos en- Ell pinch. Gene Stephens,
un buen bateador, que Sc autotitu-
la "Caddie de Williams, sera uti-
lizado en- o~casiones Y Marty
Keough y Bill Renna tambien Sc
ran retenidos.
Los Red Sox no lucen como un
%aspirante al pennant, pero no ten
dram dificultades en- finalizar en-
primera division.
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Persisfe en- los Medi0s Rojos de
Boston viejo ProbIemu del InfieId

SARASOTA, Fla, mario 20 -
(United).-Asi vaya Ted Williams,
asi iran las Medals Rojas del Bos-
ton. Pero aun con 81, ellos no es-
peran poder finalizar mas arriba
del tercero o cuarto lugar, debido
al mismo viejo problema del in
field y la falta de pitching zurdo.
Williams luce como 81 pudiera
volver a ganar ell champion bate de
la Liga Americana aun cuando Ell
cumplira 40 amos antes que finali-
ce la temporada. Naturalmente,
ESQ da a los Red Sox ideas de po.
der ganar SUI primer pennant des-
de 1916. observation-disclosures pa.
"a ellos, Ted no puede hacer la Ia
Dor Ell solo a pesar de 10 grande
que es.
Ell manager Mike Higgins, que
llevo al Boston al tercer lugar ell
ano pasado, cree que los profile.
mas del infield del team Sc redu-
ciran considerablemente cuando
Don Buddin Sc reuna al equipo
despues de su licenciamiento del
Ejercito dentro de POGO. Buddin
era Ell torpedero regular en- 1855.
Ken Aspromonte, que vino del
San Francisco, de la Liga de la
Costa del Pacifico, a fines del ano
pasado, es ell principal candidate
para Ell puesto de segunda base.
Bateo 1874 en- 143 juegos en- San
Francisco y lucio bien mientras
bateaba 269 en- "a desafios para
ell Boston.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
Piratus Enviun
Players d U
SUcUrsuIes

FORT MYERS, Florida, MARIO
90 (UP)-Los Piratas de Pitts
burgh enviaron a equipos sucursa-
les suyos Siete jugadores, entrs
ellos Dick Stuart, victima frecuen,
tie de ~ponchados a pesar de SUI sem
sacional historic como jonronero
de 1856 en- las Ligas Memories.
Los Piratas redujeron su nomi-
ma a 81 jugadores al enviar a
Stuart, los lanzadores Art Swan.
son; Bill Bell y Jack Lamabe; los
outfielders HOWE Goss y Emil Pam
ko, y Ell infielder Buddy Pritchard,
a Jacksonville, para que Sc lie tras-
lade a equipos de Ligas Memories.
Stuart conect6 66 home runs
con ell equipo Lincoln, de la Liga
Occidental en- 1856.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30

los Reds la temporada pasada debi-
do a una dolencia en- su espalda
actualmente es "exceso de carga"
para los Piratas.
De acuerdo con ell administrator
general, Joe Brown, "esta primave-
"a preparamos I'm team como 81
Ted no estuviera en- ell team.
LISIADO
81 da la ITALIA y puede jugar, Sc
"a una gran ccsa para los Piratas.
En- sus buenos amos, Ell ~gigantesco
i~nicialista era capaz de fograr I'm
promedio de 800 y pegar 40 . mas
home runs. Ell ano pasado, fue ell
gran 'lisiado" 30 home runs, 1858
en- pocas apariciones al bate en- SO
encuentros
Roberts presenta I'm gran profile
ma no solo para los Phillies sino
para ell mismo. Comenzando en-
1850, Roberts gano 0 o mas desa-
fios por 6 amos seguidos con I'm ma
ximo de 8 en- 1876. Pero en- las ulti-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
= DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS

LOS ANGELES, mario 20
Una de las mas nutridas delegacio-
mes periodisticas para una pelea
en- California del sur comenzo a
reunirse aqui a fin de asistir al
combate ell proximo martes entire Ell
campeon de los pesos plumas Ho-
gan IKid) Bassey. de Nigeria, y ell
mexicano Ricardo (Pajarito) Mo
renoy
Siete periodistas britanicos
arribaron procedentes de Londres
y SON e~sperados q de Mexico, en-
TIRE periodicals. y fotografos.
LOS ANGELES, MARIO % (UP)
Ell promoter George Parnassus
pregunt6 por que ell manager Geor
ge Biddles pid:6 una garantia de
10000 dolares para que ~ pupilo,
ell eampeon pluma Hogan (Kid)
Bassey, defendera el titulo 81 con-
sidera al pugil mexicano Ricardo
(Pajarito) Moreno un adversario
sin im%portancia
FL promoter de la pelea por ell
campeonato que Sc efectuara aqui
ell proXimo martes, %intervino en- la
batalla verbal entire Biddles y ell
manager de Moreno, Lupe San
chez, al mismo tempo que crecia
la yivalidad entire los dos grupos.
Al saber que Biddles habia cali
ficado a Moreno de pugil de po-
ca Importance para medirse con
Bassey por ell titulo, Parnassus de-
claro:
"Biddles no puede decir ESQ.
Ell penso que Moreno era un aspi.
rante bastante peligroso cuando re
chaz6 mi oferta original consisten-
tie en- una garantia de $4,000 dola-
res para ell campeon. Dijo que Ba-
ssey no podia arriesgar la perdi.
da del titulo por esa cantidad y
exigi6 10000 d6lares de garantia.
Debe haber pensado que Bassey
corria peligro de perder ell titulo
cuando insisti6 en- esa suma".
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30

descansa uno de los grandes fallos.
Los abridores derechos son Tom
Brewer, que tuvo record de 6-13 ell
ano pasado; Frank Sullivan AL;
Willard Nixon 1918; Dave Sisler
7-8 y Mike F~ornierles 1913.
Higgins spera sacar I'm abridor
zurdo entire Frank Baumann, que
ha fracasado dos wees en- dar la
ITALIA con ell Boston; Dean Stone,
que tuvo una buena campana con
ell Washington y que luego decay6;
Bob Smith, ganador de 10 juegos
con ell San Francisco; Y Jack
Spring, quien obtuvo ii triunfos
con ell mismo team.