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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
SAN FRANCISCO
Los ANGELES

winner - MonEant u-D. Loser -
DTySdale t0-2b.
WP--Labine U--eecory. Dixon, VEN
ron and ConlAn. T-2 80. A--47.234
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Winner - Martin u-0l. Loser -
BTosnan.
HBP-Martin CMoryp). WP-Phli.
lips, PB-Heeman. u--Dascoh, Dona-
tell. Crawford and v. Smith. T-2:4b.
A-24 $50.
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YANKEES, 7; ORIOLES, o


Totals 81 % o Totals so 7
LINED out for castleman IN 9Th
9I.ined ont for Lehman In It'll; y
Filled out for Hansen In sth; Lined
out for PortoeaTreTo In 9th.
BALTIMORE $1,000 600 600 00O-0
NEW YORK - 600 ll3 ZoA-'
KGreeu, PO-A-BahlmoFe. CAB;
New York e7-4 DP-CaStleman 70
Gardner TO Marshail. LoB-Baltimore
II: New York, Z.
sb-Bauer, McDougaid. skowrcn. HR
-Slehefn GF-Berra.
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Totals 10 49, Totals 81 2 8 2
/ Struck out for Avila in sth; 2 Ran
Bertoia in 9th: ran for Thompson
in 9th; 3 Announced for Spencer In
9th q Ran for Harris in 9Th: Hit
into force play for Taylor in 9th.
9 Ran for zernial In 9th.
CLEVELAND ------ 0l0 100 oil
DETROIT 600 002 000--2
E-Maris Po-A-Cleveland 27-p:
Detroit 27-12. DP-Avila to Moran to
to Colavito; carrasuuel to Moran 20
Colavito. LoB-Cleveland. 8; Detroit. 2.
HR-Msris. Colavito. Minoso, Brown,
Boone,
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INDIANS. 4; Tigers, z

Fischer (0-1l.
PB - Chit. U-Rommel. stevens,
Napp and Rice. T-2:2l A-i3.e1T.
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AS, 8; WHITE Sox, z
CHICAGO

Totals 81 . . Totals 81 Sos
Grounded out for FISCHER in 5th:
Ran for Smith in It'll. 3 FLIED out
for Keegan in 7th: 4 Doubled for Ru-
doiph in 9th.
CHICAGO 600 600 00e-2
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PIRATES, 4; REDLEGs, 3

E. KlusEewski. Po-A - Cincinnati.
29-ii; PITTSBURGH. 27-lO. Two Outs
when winning run Scored) DP--Nux-
hall, Mcmillan and Grove. LOB-Cin.
einnat. II: Pittsburgh, 10.
2b-Baiiey, KlusZewski, Groat Q.
sB-Hoak. S-Temple, Pinson. BF-
Grove
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21

E-chiti. Goodman. Hunter. Urban
rO-A-chicago. 24-i0; Kansas city.
c7-il. DP-MeD0nald TO Apsrieio 70
LOB-chicaso, q: Kansas City. I,
2b - Held. jackson HR - Tuttls,
Hunter.
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Winner - Friend u-0). Loser -
Schmidt (0-1).
U-BaTlick. JaekovSki, Delmore,
Landes. T-2.3s. A-Ib,l42.
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PHILLlES, 3; BRAVES, Z
MILWAUKEE
PHILADELPHIA

Totals 80 . 3 2 Totals 20 3 z
Flied out for Conley in 9th: Z
Grounded out for Rush in 9Th.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-29
Chestnut Grove

Buck Woodbridge. who used to live
Ii tins neiahborhood had lunch
with Mr. anaa Mrs II q O'Bfien
last week rs
Saturday tie 10th. Was a school
4 lay foi the Youngsters IN Bucklng
ham r. c. Bcasley was to come
home with cousin Joan Carol Re-
pass, but when Mrs. Repass came
in, Joan Carol was elumN looking
AZ TV no 7 q IN si2ht After some
| fussins on Mrs Rcpass part, 4
foot was seen sticking out from ID
hind the couch. attached to It WA
he rest Of r. e The Joke was w
Mrs RepasS She had to fix SUP
pei after all MI. and Mrs@ kempci
Bcaslcy and K NJ came for T Y
later
Mrs Calvin Morris, Billy. carole
Jeanne, and Linda Susan called WI
MIR and Mrs Vcrnard Proffitt last
Sunday Five weeks-old Ethel Mae
Was doing fine Other visitors I'M
rs sa,,e name worc ~ All mrg
nroffm ,,d n,e,r as,antors e,n,,r,..
of charlottesville sa,s rrancas
Yanccy, and Kitty, Of Farmvillc
Frank. Earl and Johnny Bcasley
Mr. and Mrs BERNARD Cooke of
Bulke.ille. came Up 10 sec MI
Cookies father last Sunday then
they and the Henson Morrises went
to see Mi. and Mrs Tom Aeec
mean Topa Uncle Tom had an
operation recently. Bit Il reported
doing fine Bernard said he could
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-29

Miss " II Maxcy. Of Richmond
rs spending some time with her
nephew Robert Maxcy and family
Mrs Vernon White and her chill
'ren. Barry and Melanie d Mad
~ Heights. were guests oi MISS
Llillc Pattc@on, Sunday.
Miss Josephine Maxey. 81 Long
WOOD College spent the week end
Nllh hcr parents Guests also in
me H. + Maxcy home were L. F.
MaXeN. Jr. and family. Of Hope
ven.
Guests 81 III and Mrs.. Patteson
'of Sunday, we're Mr.. and Mrs. AL.
vln Patteson and their children.
Pdt Mike and Linda. Of Richmond
l.. +. Patteson and son. Jonathan,
ol Crollcr, visited Misses Annie and
Lnlie Pattcson Sunday
Cleveland Flowers spent the week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-29

I The Hurts
Miss Carol Page. from Lynch
burg. was the guest Of her grand
p a e n n Nh and Mrs w. G
Netherland last week
2 Women Go 10 FarmvilIc
Mrs. ~. III Timcrlakc was II
FarmVillc last Saturday. Lucy
Page Hurt accompanied her ano
visited the Henderson Johnsons
Miss Ann Timbcrlake, Of Rich
mond. visited her father. n u
Undertake. last Tuesday.
Mrs Rosalce Walton visited her
sister. Mrs Lynn Farbcr. last
Saturday She was accompanied by
her children. Lucy. Dicklc and
Donnie
Mr.. and Mrs WI M. Brown and
son, Rob, were dinner guests Of
MIS- Browns brother and HIS wife
Mr. and Mrs Frank Dullkley.
Nike Franklin is sick with pncu-
monia al his home here and his
brother. Jimmie. cut his leg and
had to have six stitches taken In
II.
Gordcns Move
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Gordon
have moved IN p0Whatan
Mrs. Billy Lester and children
cinty and william, were dinner
guests Of her father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Nichols. last
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-29

MS kemper Bcaslcy and Mrs d
A Griffith went TO the district
Home Demonstration meeting April
% IN Charlottesville They reported
4 fine meeting and Buckingham
county made next to the largest
contribution Of pennies for friend
ship in our district, So in all from
cur county
Mn and Mrs Alien Stokes and
cAldlen visited her parents over
the week end
ReN and Mrs David Morton
VISITED thc Rowlnes Monday
Ernest J's. new silo IS com
pictcd and Becny SAYS She has
been 10 tho top 40 feet and looked
III
MIS- Alice Forbes continues to
improve here at ner nome. She can
see her friends now for short
time
Zone Meeting Held
NJ" and Mrs W + Dunkum,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-29
S:heppords News
ShePPords News
Little Girls Trip Up Aisle, Boys
Form Secret Clubs, Girls Build House

This Is indeed i beautiful world
we are living IN now nature has
really hurried to cover UP the
scars OF very bad winter
II Is also a very husN world as
farmers hurry to catch Up With
their work and the women clean
house and yards.
Our children continue To have
everything almost Dot ala Mar.
ina Chappell arc getting over red
measles Mary Jane and Beth have
i now Helen Jones Also had it
and Annette is SICK nov Three Of
tho Ramey children have a. nln
measles, Sarah Frances Bowling.
our neighborAood baby does not
IKE to be left out. Sd she had
roseola. mild form Of measles
Miss Florence Jones IL visiting
her sister, MIS-. Brown IN Char
lottesvlllc.
Women Attend Meeting
Myra Blacey, Mrs Mary Braccy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-29

Mrs Jimmy Leap. Miss ANNE
Phaup. MIS- Earl Morris and Mrs
y II Raincy attended the zont
meeting at Thomas Chappcll Oh
Thursday
Our ncighborhood welcomes Mi
and Mrs Bill Brown They arc
nicely settled in their trailer home
III her dads yard.
The Rancys recently added a
mule to the family. He is not a
stranger. as he was formerly owned
by Buck Marks. Emmett. the hired
mAl says he is the best animal
on Nhc place, and knows all that a
mule ought to know II the truth
was known. d II Is just as proud
Of HIM
Girls Trip Up Aisle
ln between measles. etc. our
little 2irls practice and decorate
for weddings This is an aftermath
Of lfT Tom Thumb wedding, which
was a real success. Their teachers
who trained them certainly knew
their Jobs. Tho little girls who were
IN ii were thrilled With all Of it
add trippcd NJ the aisle as If they
were 20 years Old Some Of the
little boys didn't like the high hats
Our l0year-olds have reached the
club stage. secret Clubs When they
attempted to organize. they ended
in tears because YOU must have a
purpose and also some BY laws.
Julia said she would write the by
laws If YOU must have them. To
smoothe the trouble waters Mama
paid a dime as an initiation fee
The club is postponed until va
cation time and she may have to
pay another fee later.
IN the meantime. the 6-year-olds,
Honey and Jane. built a brush club
house and were suprcmely happy
Ned McCraw Is home nom Hawi
on leave and Billy also spent A few
days al home Frank thinks ii Is
line 70 have some help around
right now
Mrs. Ed McCraw called Oh Mrs
p II Raney Tuesday
Mrs. D II Rainey visited Mrs
T s Garnet Thursday
Buck Marks will spend few
days in the hospital and his many
friends hope he Will be much inn
proved
Paul Jones Is almost veil and
back on the Job
The folks over al Curdsvillc are
very set up over their two ncw
baby girls They ought to be Also
the Alcoma folks over The Ed
Saxon twins We have not run
aground. We have Sarah Frances
and Judith Bailey four and eight
months old
Mrs. Johnson Returns
Mrs r NJ Johnson has re.
.urncd from Tennessee. where she
visited Dr. Johnson's parents
People have responded 50 nicely
% the cancer crusade All want
@ help
Mrs r winqo. and Nancy
ook her parents oft to dinner sun
lay II was the Raincy Wedding an
llyefrary
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-29
Wednesday.

Wednesday.
Robin Lester and 10 Elan rep
resented Powhatan county aS
prince and princess Saturday al thu
All club celebration Of seven south
side countyS at CrcWc at Which
time a king and queen Will bc
chosen.
George Walton spent last sur
day with his friend. Joe Bowie I'M
Richmond
Mrs. Edna Smith. d chario'.as
viro, was last week end guest q
hen sisters, Misses Grace and Nan
Blanton
ri L. Undertake Jr.. entered
Johnston willis hospital Richmond
last Tuesday for back and lip
condition.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-29
BaIIsvillc

Mrs. Etla cambridge and Mrs
Moses Nunnaly visited the Earl
DandrIdgcs last Sunday.
Miss Grace Blanton Is home from
Richmond hospital and is getting
on nicely.
Mr. and MIS-. W. C. Nctherland
and Mrs Bill Page. Of Lynchburg
visited Maynard French last Satur-
day.
MI and Mrs, Hugh Fllppcn. Of
Ashland. were guests Of p. ] Flip
pen last Sunday They also visited
end n Lynchbure with his brother
Wallace. and his father W r.
Flowers They returned with him
Sunday for a brief visit
Mrs r II patteson. Jr.. at
tended the state home economies
meeting IN Charlottesville Tuesday
Mrs. Sam Spencer, Of Scottsville,
and l.. W patteson. il, Of Char
lottcsvlllc. wore recent visitors Of
their parents, Mr. and MIS-. L. W.
PattcSon
MI and Mrs n H. AGcc. Of
Richmond. spent Tuesday at Mrs.
Agcc \ old home
Clayton Davidson left Monday for
military service.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-29

appearing on the trees. Some corn
HAS been planted and gardens are
beginning to show green strings for
rows, The birds have opened their
spring concerts each day and the
frogs take over at night Guess
spring has to burst out al over al
once, Slncc # has been cold 50
long
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-29

Mr. and MIS- Ernest Bowling
Jl AND SARA Frances. attended
The wedding If Mrs Bowling 5 sis-
ler MISS Sara Hines To the Rer
DAVID Martin Of Washington Mi
and MIS- Bowling u were III the
wedtnp and Sara Frances was ou
the tracking cloth shc Slept oa
Y durine the rehearsal
On sunday a week ago TIM Bowl
ngs wont ~ South Hi for ihc
baptism ot Anne Stokes daughter
q MI and Mrs Allen Stokes
Mr. ana MIS- Wiling JH.
visited Mr. and Mrs Edwin Potts,
of Pgrccllvillo last week end
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30

NUEVA YORK, Sept. 20
(UPI)-El caballo "Clem" i'm
pidio otra vez que Round Ia
bic" pasara a ser ell ejemplar
que mas dinero ha ganado en-
ell mundo, al llevarse por me-
dio cuerpo 4el Woodward Stakes
con premios por 111.200 dola.
res, disputado en- ell Hipodromo
de Belmont, de esta ciudad.
"Round Table" que al comen-
Ear la carrera tenia la posibili-
dad de superar ell record de ga
nancias de 1898. 565 dolares es-
tablecido por Nashua, lego
en- quinto lugar de la prueba de
2,01i metros.
Round Table" ha ganado
hasta ahora 1266.114 dolares.
"Clem" ha impedido en- dos
ocaslones anteriores que "Ro-
und Table" logre la hazana. La
primera fue en- ell Washington
Park Handicap y la segunda en-
Ell United Nations Handicap.
FL ganador que registro un
tempo de dos minutes y un Sc
gundo aventajo por medic cuer-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30
ANTHONY Contra MacBride
Pastrano Frente a London
Pe.eas del Cartel SemanaI

mes en- Tijuana, Paul Jorgen-
sen VS. Ruben Munoz, hoy, en-
Odessa, Texas; Jorge Araujo VS.
Pat Mccoy. hoy, en- Providence,
Rhode Island; Ralph Dupas VS.
Ray Lancaster hoy, en- Nueva
Orleans; Cisco Andrade VS..
Johnny Gonsalves, martes, en-
Oakland, California; Bob Baker
VS. Waban Thomas, martes, en-
Charlotte, Carolina del Norte;
Joe Murphy VS. Ray Terrazzas, Ell
microbes, en- Albuquerque;
Mauro Vasquez VS. Jimmy Mo-
ser, jueves, en- Los Angeles; Y
Ike Chestnut VS. Jose Coter0, ell
sabado en- Los Angeles.
MEXICALI, (Mexico), sep
tiembre %. (UPD-La pelea a
10 asaltos entire ell boxeador de
PESO mosca Ricardo Moreno, de
Mexico, y frankie Salas de Ari-
iona, que debia celebrarse en-
la plaza de Toros de esta ciudad
Sc suspendio porque los apode-
radios de Moreno manifestation
que ell boxeador nabia Sufrido
un ataque de grippe.
LA HABANA, Sept. % CUPID
-Rolando Chico" Morales, 131
IL lbs, derrOto por decision
unanime al canadiense Pete Ka-
wala, 1884 Ibis. en- ell encuen-
tro a diez asaltos que tuvieron
en- ell coliSeo nacional.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30
28 Naciones en-
Torneo de Golf
de Amateurs

NUEVA YORK, Sept. 3D.
CUPID Las inscripciones re-
clenles de lslandia, Kenya, No.
ruega y Espana elevaron a %
Ell numero de paises que parti-
ciparan en- ell primer campeona-
to de golf amateur por Ell Tro-
feo Eisenhower. que Sc celebra-
"a en- st. Andrews, Escocia, del
ocho al once de octubre. Entire
las naciones participates figu-
ran Argentina y Brasil.
Ell anuncio hecho por la Aso-
cidcion de Golf de Estados Uni
dos dice que ell torneo consta-
ra de 70 hoyos y que cada ma.
cion sera representada por tres
O cuatro golfistas. Los tres SEQ
res mas bajos de cada equipo
constituiran ell score del equi-
pc.
Los % paises participates
son, ademas de los va citados,
los i%sguientes: Austria, Austria.
liza, 5elgica, Bermuda, Canada,
Estados UnIdos, Republica de
China. Finlandia. Francia, Ale
mania, Gran Bretana e Irlanda,
India, Italia, Japon, Malaga Ho-
landa, Nueva Zelandia, Filipi.
mas, Portugal, Africa del Sur,
Suecia Suiza.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30
Terminuron los
Bruvos Programa
de JUegos 1858
MILWAUKEE. Semi. "a

Sept. 20 =
(UPI)- Los Braves de Mil
waukee terminaron aver sus
juegos de programa para 49,
So probando a cuatro lanza-
dores para determinar 81 usar-
los durante la Serie Mundial,
pero los Roios de Cincinnati
los derrotaron por cuatro a
cero, al aflojarse Carlton Wi
]ley y Ernie Johnson a permit
tir dos carreras cada uno.
Los 1000 Expenditures que
asistieron al juego final de
la temporada tuvieron la
oportunidad de presencial
una blanqueada en- la que los
serpentineros Brooks Law
renee y Alex Kellner, este
ultimo traido por los Rojos
del Kansas City, permitieron
unicamente cuatro hits a los
que conquistaron Ell gallar-
dete.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30
NADADoR EsPANOL
lMPUSO NUEVO
RECORD

TARIFA, Espana, Sept. 20
(UPD- Ell nadador espanol
Agustin Ortiz establecio un nue.
vo record al cruzar ell Estre-
cho de Gibraltar en- cuatro no.
ras y cinco minutes.
Ortiz fue seguido de cerca por
Demetrio Martin, que termino
la prueba en- cuatro horas y do
ce minutes. Los nadadores par
tieron de aqui y nadaron hasta
la costa marroquI, cerca de Sic
ira Bullones.
Ell record anterior de cuatro
horas, "a minutes y seis segun-
dos habia sido establecida por
Ell portuguese Bautista Pereira.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30
Ted Williams Y Richie Asburn
.GanarOnC ampeonato de Batting

cinco hits en- ocho veces al bat,
en- sus dos ultimos iuegos para
ganar Ell titulo, Ted termino cor
I'm doble y un jonron mientras
Runnels no bateo en- cuatro We
ces al bate terminando con un
promedio de 1922.
Pedro Ramos sacado del box
en- un inning ell sabado trato de
reaccionar pero las seis carre
ras del Boston Sc lie cargarol
entire ellos los jonrones de Wi
lliams( ell 26) y Ted Lepcio y
Sammy White.
Williams gano su primer cam
peonato como bateador de la
Liga Americana en- 1941. FL
segundo al ano y siguiente. Y ell
tercero en- 1916 y ell cuarto en-
1947. Ell ano pasado 10 gano
por quinta veZ.
La victoria aseguro ell tercer
lugar para los Red Sox.
ASBURN LIGO
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 20 -
(UPD.-Richie Asburn conquis-
to ell campeonato de bateo de
la Liga Nacional al ligar tres
sencillos en- cuatro turnos al ba-
te en- juego en- que los Phillies
de Filadelfia derrotaron a los
Piratas de Pittsburgh por 6 a 4.
Los Piratas terminaron la
temporada del presente ano con
"a victoria y 70 derrotas,
Ell iuego final atraio, a 49,
100 expenditures al estadio de
Forbes, con 10 que ell numero
de fanaticos que vieron a los
Piratas en- acci6n en- SUI propia
casa Sc elevo 1911. 988, o sea ell
tercero mas alto de la historic
del equipo.
FL ~relevista Don Gross, que
permitio las ultimas dos carre-
ras de los filadelfianos, cargo
con la derrota, Ell triunfo CO.
rrespondio a Jack Meyer.
Dave Philley dio otra distin-
cion a los Phillies para amman
una temporada bastante deslu-
cida para SUI equipo, al batear
doblete como relevista en- ell
septimo inning y establecer un
nuevo record de las Mayores.
Fue su octave hit consecutive
como relevista. Ell record 10 ha-
bia establecido Peanuts Lowe
rey en- 1852 con siete hits con-
secutivos como relevista.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30
Designo Ia Revista Sporting
News Equipo Annual de Novutos

y Jim Davenport de los Gil
gantes, antesalista.
Como jardineros fueron Sc
leccionados Willie Kirkland Y
Leon Wagner, de los Gigan-
ties; y Able Pearson, de los
Senadores, Sammy Taylor, de
los Cachorros. fue designado
receptor, y Gene Green, de
los Cardenales de st. Louis,
suplente.
Los lanzadores del equipo
de novatos son Carlton Will
ley, de los Braves de Milwau-
kee; George Witt, de los Pr
ratas de Pittsburgh; y Ryne
Duren de los Yanquis de
Nueva York.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 =
(UPI)-Ted Williams dijo que
lie complacia haper ganado por
sexta vez ell campeonato de ba-
teo de la Liga Americana pero
que no lie habria contrariado 81
Pete Runnels, SUI c%ompanero de
los Medals RojaS, hubiese sido
ell puntero.
me complace mucho haber
ganado ell campeonato OBJ
servo Williams - pero habria
quedado tan satisfecho 81 Pete
10 hubiese obtenido, pues es un
gran chico.
Runnels en- Gambia Sc mos
traba decepcionado al pasar a
las duchas.
"Hice cuanto pude pero no
fue suficiente", observe Run
nels.
Como nota ironica, fueron los
Sensdores de Washington, ex
compaheros de equipo de Run
nels, los que impidieron que es-
te conquistara SUI primer cam
peonato como bateador. Guam
do comenz6 en- esta ciudad la
Serie final de cuatro juegos, ell
promedio de Runnels era de
1924, es decir, cuatro puntos
mas que Williams. Pero Pete
ligo solo cinco hits en- 19 turnos
al bate. Williams bateo de hit
en- Gambia siete veces en- los
once turnos que tuvo, incluyen-
do tres jonrones, para lograr
ell campeonato.
Williams, que termino la tenn
porada con un promedio de $3.50,
no quiso hablar de sus planes
para ell future. AL preguntar-
sele 81 volveria a iugar ell ano
pr0ximo, SUI respuesta fue: NC
quiero pensar en- ESQ, por ell mo-
mento".
PROMEDIO
WASHINGTON, Sept. % -
Ted Williams bateo hoy dos
hits en- cuatro veces al bate ga
nandO SOIL Saxtn camnnonato ~.
mo meior bateador de la Liga
Americana con un promedio de
1923 cuando los Red Sox derro-
taron a los Senadores de Wa
Shington ga.
Williams con sus 40 amos de
edad, estaba detras de SUI com.
panero de club Pete RunnelS 4
puntos, 1924 por 800 cuando vi
no a Washington, pero bate6
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30

NUEVA YORK, Sept. CUPID
Ell Coliseum de Baltimore y
la Arena Harrinway de Londres
seran escenario de dos de las
mas importantes peleas del pro-
grama de boxeo de la semana.
FL peso pesado Archie Nc
Bride Sc enfrentara al medic
pesado Tony Anthony en- un
corbate a diez asaltos que Sc
realizara ell viernes en- Baltimo-
re.
Anthony es favorito en- la
proportion de trece a cinco, a
pesar de que en- la pelea que
sostuvo con Mcbride en- Syracu-
Sc ell tres de septiembre 10 de-
rroto por decision dividida.
Ell pugil norteamericano Wi
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 30
CUPID La revista de beis-
bel Sporting News" design6
SUI equipo annual de novatos
y los Gigantes de San Fran
cisco ganaron cuatro posicio-
mes en- la selection de doce.
Orlando Cepeda de los Gil
gantes, fue nombrado prime
ra base; Tony Taylor, de lso
Cscnorros de Chicago, segun-
da; Inman (Coot) Veal, de los
Tigres de Detroit, shortstop;
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30

llie Pastrano, por otra parte,
tratara ell martes de imponerse
al campeon britannica de los Pc
SOS pesados Brian London. Sc
espera que alrededor de 10000
aficlonadoS llenaran la Arena
Harringway para yer en- acci6n
al tercer aspirante al titulo de
Floyd Patterson. London no fl
gura en- la Classification.
La Arena st Nicholas reanu-
dara hoy lunes suS programs
de boxeo y presentara en- ell
combate estelar al puertorri-
queno Jose Torres y Ell norte-
americana Otis Woodland.
OtraS peleas importantes de
la semana son las de Billy Pea
cock VS. Kid Irapuato, hoy lu-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30
elem |mpidio que Round
Table Sc ConVirtiera en- Ell
Caba||o Mas Productive

pc a "Nadir" que lego segun-
do "Reneged' conquisto ell ter
GER lugar.
"Clem" page dividendos de
1890, $50 y $40 y gano ell pre-
milo de 71.080 dolares CORES
pondiente al primer lugar.
"Nadir' pago dividendos de
$50 y 4.20 y "Reneged" de S.
20.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30
Por GEORGE ROBERTS

"iDale plomo, Canonero! Tirale ell "golpe occipitalF' eran
los extranos gritos que Sc Dian entire Ell pubico cuando pelea-
ba Canonero Smith, uo de los mas grandes pegadores de to-.
dos los tiempos. Aunque no tenia la mas leve nocion del bo-
xo cientifico, estuyo a punto de ostentar la corona de peso
complete.
Su secreto era ell "golpe occipital", punetazo devastador
que sofia poner a dormir a sus mas recioS oponentes. Era un
golpe dirigido al hueso occipital, stuado en- la parte de atras
de la cabeza.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30
soIIy HemUs Possible Nuevo
Manager de los CurdenaIes

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20
(UPD- Sc dice en- los circu-
los deportivos que Solly He
mus sera ell nuevo manager
de los Cardenales de St.
Louis.
En- conferencia de prensa,