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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
NORTHWEST LITTLE
LEAGUE REPORTS

The Northwest Little League is
rolling into its second half. The
Normandy Yankees won the first
lali with perfect record OF q
wins and no losses. Co.captain
Joseph "Sluggcr' Moore and Bill
IS Power Newman led their
teams to victory. Sluggcr Moore
has a 90 record and hit 400.
Ills strikeout scorccard for the
FIRST half Of the season reveals
10 per game. Power Newman
played crrorlcss ball at short
stop and hit we'll above 400.
Other players on the cham
pionship team are James Pee
Wee" Mspbson, and base. 3'G
Larry Lefty" Moore. LIST base.
go; Dwight "ossie" Smith, 3rd
base, 4l0: Eddie Speedy" Orig
er. catcher. $40; John Ted"
Wallace. right field. $50; Alfred
Mickey" Hardy. center field.
20; Benjamin "sis Ben" Coop
er. left field. 800. This team Is
managed by James Mapbson. er.
nest Newman. and Joe Casey"
Moore.
The results of the 2nd game Of
the 2nd half are as follows
Wildcmcre Braves lost a close
ono TO the 18th Street Cubs IA
to Is. Stephen King, 2nd base
man, homcrcd for the Cubs. Jer-
~ Harvard. center field, homered
for the Braves. The winning
pitcher was George Blakcshear,
and the losing pitcher was Jerry
Gresham. IL seems as if George
stephens, manager of the Cubs
has found the right combination,
and they arc beginning to click.
Congratulations, Mr. stephens.
In the second game the Prince
ton White Sox lost to Normandy
Yankees 10 TO L. Captain Joe
Moore had 3-run homer; and
James PED Wee" Mapbson hit
4 for 4 Booker Lewis was the
losing pitcher The White SoN
are managed by Robert Bones,
They are new in the league, but
with a few more games Will be
tough to beat. Captain Darnell
Perry and his BayliSs Dodgers
slaughtered the l4th Street I'll
ants 10 TO &. The BayliSS Dodgers
is the only team TO defeat the
Yankees in this series. Manager
Lionel simmons has a strong
outfit.
Captain Lawrence H'ekmsn's
boys are out TO take the second
half. The winning pitcher was
Carl Henry; and the losing pitch
o. was Cornell Barton. Captain
Cornell Jackson and his Giants
put 40 a battle but the DODGERS
were too sharp Saturday. The
South Normandy Blue Devils
drew a bye.
Standings arc as follows Bay.
liss Dodgers has won ? and loS'
o: 18th Street wo nj and lost U
south Normandy Blue Devils won
! and lost 0: Wildemcrc Braves
won / and lost /; Normandy won
/ and lost 1; Princeton White
won o and lost 2; i4th Street
Giants won 0 and lost Z.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

The crowd of 1900, including
the Duchess OF Kent gave her a
standing ovation when she left
the arena al the close Of the
long, hard day.
hope 10 be az Wimbledon
again next year. health permit
ting and God willing" the 30
yesr-oId net queen from New
York said sfterwsrd.
Previously Althea had hintcd
she might give up tennis for
singing career. She has made
several and appeared on Ameri-
can television.
COMES FROM BEHIND
The Harlem miss who once
had a reputation for becoming
unnerved in critical spots showed
her mettle by twice coming from
behind to beat Miss Mortimer. a
statesque blond who can thread
the line with backout drive
from either side.
Suffering what she called cen.
ter court filters Miss Gibson
fell behind OF, "a and 3.5 in the
first set and had one SET point
against her before her powerful
manlike service pulled her out Of
trouble. Eleven times in that first
set a footfault was called against
her and five times she served
double faults.
Althea and Miss Bueno defeat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
help the situation.

help the situation.
So. while the Lions were good
enough to win the NIL title in
81, Wilson figures a rebuilding
job is necessary to put together
another contender. The results of
that Job will determine just how
well the Lions make out in the
SO race.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

cd the all-American team Of Mrs.
Margaret Du ront, of Whining
TIM Del. ana Margaret Werner.
Of Fl paso Tex 63, rs, for the
women dODlc, championship.
But in mixed doubles played in
The Wimbledon twilight Howe
and Miss Go ,h'on defeated Al
thea and the lig DIR Nelson,
60, 1871.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
Detroit Lions Look To
$3.50 Season AS Best

DETROIT - The Lions will defend their 1857 World
Championship with several plus factors in their favor out
standing quarterbackng in the persons of Layne and Roe
solid defensive unit paced by nebacker Joe Schmidt
good running in fuback John Henry Johnson and fine
pass receivers in Jim Doran Dave Middleton Steve Junk
err Howard Cassidy and Gene Goldman plus the aimpor.
tan factor of overall team experience.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
WE'RE SORRY

We were sorry TO hear about
The awful auto accident that
Killed George GriggS, Sr., TN,
father of Mrs William j. Vaughn
wife OF the manager of the Roy
ais and Vaughn All Stars soft
ball teams.
The Criggs family. In two cars
was enrovte TO a relatives fun.
eral IN Buffalo. when the crash
occurred. Provincial police said
me lead car. driven bv Maeeo
Briggs. OF ll77 Calvert. failed TO
make sharp curve in Highway
al the top OF a NIL 8 miles
easf OF ST. Thomas. The car
smashed through a gusrdrail.
,o'. Gown small tree and tvm.
bed 200 feet down the embsnk-
n'snf Of Catfish Creek Valley.
landau on Ifs roof.
ne Sccora urges car. follow.
Wv close behind, took the same
PAIN and landed on top of the
inst vehicle. The elder GriggS
ana us Granddaughter, Melodic,
we're k,lcd instantly. Clarence
oriSgS died during an cmcrgen.
y operation in ST. Thomas hos.
injured in the crash were Ma
v'o and his wife, their son By
ron 1T, Mrs. Clarence GriggS,
c "uc OF the dead man; Owen
HrSgs' l3047 Maine: George
IT. Leon GriggS, lSOSO Riopcllc,
r INV Henry J. Davis, of w. Grand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
Ms. DETROIT BOXING.
HENRY HANK


Saturday aftcrnpon Gresham
worked with Joe Watts. Virgil
went 4 few rounds with Dill Col
Inns, and Henry Hank boxed with
amateur James Bcaslcy, Irwin
Smith and sam Poe.
Trainers Jimmy Myland and
Fcslus l'sicc have Irwin Smith
shar, IN ease he is needed rs a
Subsllrt Taylor Smith is train
er lDr ll.nry Hank. Veteran llar.
~ liohcslson thinks he has tive
good fighters with Jesse Reed
~ pounds and Hubert Kennedy
mlddlcwNsht. Both are n years
old kennedy has only been out
Ol the Army a few months.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

:, Inc police department said
c 1ua' officer Harold Usscry, Red
oagr and John Henry could not
trun'lnue to play on the Detroit
representative Flamingo soft.
' vau team, because an invcStiga.
~un had shown that several
S "vmocrs of the leaders of the
sunday morning Soltball league
nave police records.
,h nevertheless this didn't stop
WV r'amingocS from beating SC.
, o' place Vaughn Stars, Sunday
11'Osn'ng at Jayne Field. First
W., rss0'aan Victor Stotts scored a
, run, IN The first inning and in the
SIN 'a along with catcher Jim
~ '' W. short stop Robert Slaught.
", owens and Charles Bailey for
''nal score of Z too.
n;. %uSals worked hard Monday
I,n' TO defeat Grand Dale Bar
" : ON Dinuo,o.o - ...,,l.,l
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-27
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL
 WOMENS CLUB

Business Meeting-1st Monday at
 7:3O pm Dinner Meeting-3rd Monday at
 TOO pm at Island Fountain.
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petition first filed. With each signature shall be stated the place of residence of the signer, giving the street and number or lot and City block or other description sufficient to identify it. Nominat- ing petitions shall be signed and filed with the City Clerk not earl fer than twenty (20) days nor later than ten (10) days before the election, otherwise they shall be unacceptable.
 For the City of Kodiak
 (s) DOUGLAS c. PRESTON
 City Cerk-Treasurer Publish Sept. 6, 13, 20, 27 X Oct. 4, 1858
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and must have been such resident continuously for period of one year immediately preceding the election; and must have been such resident continuously for the thir- " (30) days next preceding the election in the City of Kodiak, Alaska.
 Co He or she must be. able to read and write the English Ian guage as prescribed and proved in Title 38, Chapter 1, Section 2, Compiled Laws of Alaska, 1949 and not be barred by any other permission of law from voting. III. OFFICES TO BE FILLED:
 (a) The following offices will be filled at said election:
 l. City Councilmen-3 year term
 (two to be elected)
 w. POLLING PLACE: The poll ing place shall be the City Hall. V. REGISTRATION REQUIRED: Registration shall be by signing a Poll Registration Book at the poll ing place prior to voting.
 VI. NOMINATION OF CANDI- DATES, MANNER OF; Any quail fled elector of the City may be nominated for elective office by petition of any twenty-five (25) such electors, who shall be desi- gnated as his sponsors. No elector shall sign more than one Petition (eXcept as to councilmen in which case as many petitions may be signed as there are vacancies for the position of councilmen), and should an elector do so, his sigma ture shall be void except as to the
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-27
NOTICES
Invitation for Bids

Invitation for Bids Sealed bids will be received at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Box 685, Kodiak, Alaska, until 200 pm, AST, Friday, Octo- Der 3, 1858 for purchase of the following items at which time bids will be publicly opened and read aloud
 ITEM MO- |: Truck, Ford Panel, 2 door, year 1856, Motor No. F1OD6R-38474, Serial No. same, License No. 15361.
 ITEM NO. 2: Truck, Internation- al Dump, Capacity, IF Ton, year 1941, Motor No. 58288, Serial No. K5-43238, License No. 15362. ITEM NO. 3: Sedan, Plymouth, 1 door, year 1948, Motor No. P15949871, Serial No. 26Ol7O62, License No. (1957) 1884.
 General Conditions: I. Bid must be accompanied by 1Oqo of total bid either in cash or certified check.
 2. Successful bidder must pay balance of bid within two (2) days and remove property within ten 1O) days or forfeit monies being held by City.
 3. Sale is made on "as is, where is" basis with no warranty as to condition made by the City 4. The City retains the right to reject any or all bids if it ap- pears in the best interests of the City.
 Bill M. Poland
 City Manager
 27-1n
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NOTICE

\ OF THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION OF THE CITY OF
 KODIAK, ALASKA I. TIME OF ELECTION: Notice Is hereby given pursuant to Ordi- nances No. POT and 2O8 of the City of Kodiak, Alaska, that between tn hours of 800 AM. and 800 PM. on October 2, 1858, at Kodiak. Alaska, a General Election will be held.
 II. ELIGIBILITY OF VOTERS: Those eligible to vote at the Gen. eral Municipal Election must pos sess all of the following qualified tions:
 (a) He or she must be a citizen of the United States, twenty-one (2D years of age and over.
 (a) He or she must be citizen and bona fide resident of Alaska
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-27
MONDAY

5;30-Test pattern and music 5:45-Ride to Panmunjom 6:0o--Fury 6:3O-You Are There 7:OO-Burns and Allen :30-Tele-Sports 8:O0-Meet McGraw 8:30-Sea Power 9:30-Arthur Godfrey 10;00-Adventure Tomorrow 10:30-Armed Forces Screen
 Magazine
 TUESDAY 5:30-Test pattern and music 5:45-Ride to Panmunjom 6:00-Zoo Parade 6:30-Noah's Ark 7:00-Tenn. Ernie Ford 7:30-United Nations 8:0O-Phil Silvers 8:30-Telephone Time 9:0O-Wrestling 1O:45-Sacred Heart
 WEDNESDAY 5:301Test pattern and music 5:45-Ride to Panmunjom 6:O0ELaSSie
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" SCHEDULE

SATURDAY Sept. 27) 1:30-Test pattern and music 2:0O-To be announced 5:3O-Camera Three 6:O0ELooney Tunes 7:0O-Country America 8:0OLPeople's Choice 8:3O-The Great Gildersleeve 9:0O-Feature Film 10:15-Industry on Parade 1o.30-Face the Nation
 SUNDAY 1:30-Test pattern and music 2:00-To be announced 4:3O-All Star Golf 5:30LChristophers 6:00-Shirley Temples Story
 Book T:0O--DenniS Day 7:30-Chapel of the Air 8:0O-Ed Sullivan S:00--Dress Blues 9:30--Stars of Jazz 10:00-Open Mind 1O:3O-Lamp Unto My Feet
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KODIAK, ALASKA, SEPTEMBER 27, 1858

:30-Western Marshall 7:O0-Ozark Jubilee 8:00-Ozzie and Harriet 8:30- Spike Jones 9:O0-NBC Educational Series 9:30-Camera on Washington 1O:0O-Boxing
 THURSDAY 5:30-Test pattern and music 5:45-Ride to Panmunjom 6:OO-Roy Rogers 6:30-Outlook 7:OO-Thin Man 7:30-George Gobel Highway Patrol Treasure 900 -Schlitz Playhouse 9:3O-Men of Annapolis 1O:0O-I've Got Secret 10:30-COmment
 FRIDAY 5:30TeSt pattern and music 5:45-Ride to Panmunjom 6:0O-Mr. Wizard 6:3O-Crunch and Des 7:OO-The Falcon 7:30-Tele-Sports 8:OO-Court of Last Resort 8:3O-Talent Scouts Traffic Court Harry Owens Boxing
Kodiak mirror., 1958-09-27
NOTICE

Buildings on Long Island are private property. Anyone found trespassing without permission or wilfully damaging property will be prosecuted. (s) Tommy Gal lagher. tin
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For Sale at Harvester Island Will sell livestock improvements and optional equipment Good opportunity for younger Will renquish grazing lease Price will be reasonable cash No radio inquiries please Write Lloyd Swan Harvester Island, Uyak, Alaska
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-13
sumario de los Juegos Celebrates
Ell Domingo en- las Ligas Muyores

NUEVA YORK, mayo IL (UP)
= Los peritos Sc burlaron de Joe
L. Brown, de los Pirates de Pitts
burgh, cuando ell viernes ultimo
desembolso 10000 por ell '~contrato
del lanzador Bob Porterfield, pero
este lie permitio recordar aquello
de que eel que RE. ultimo, RE me-
jor" cuando aver gano por una ca.
rrera a zero en- once entradas a
los Phillies de Filadelfia en- su de-
but en- la Liga Nacional.
Ell triunfo, con la victoria de diez
a cuatro alcanzada por Bob Friend
en- ell primer juego de aver, situo a
los Piratas empatados en- segundo
puesto con los inactivos Gigantas
de San Francisco, a I'm juego de
los punteros, los Braves de Milwau-
kee. Los Braves elevaron SUI cade-
ma de triunfos conservatives a sic.
tie al ganar por siete a seis a los
Rojos de Cincinnati.
En- otros juegos importantes de
aver, los Orioles de Baltimore ocu-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-13
M!RADOR LATINO
Por JUAN MARRERo
pAscUAL PEREZ, BLAAco De sUs HERMANos

IL HABANA, Cubo).-EI compeon mundioI de los pesos
que ostento desde 1852, en- dos ocosones distntos, trente O dos
~peIeodores Iotinos: Oscar Suorez y Ramon Arios.
FL Posodo oho ell compeon argentine lie do Ia oPortunidod
Montevdeo. Y oli mismo ell argentine estuvo- q Punto de
dejor Ia corona, pues en- ell sexto round ell peeodor cubono lie
mayor experienced y Ia estelorisimo close del comPeon Sc
inpuso en- los Posteriores osoltos hosto que Iogro poner KNOCK
out" oI Pequeho cubono en- Ell decimo cuorto round.
Posteriormente ell comPeon mundioI Iimitose q decloror:
Este ehiquiHo cubono ho sido ell honbre que mas duro me
no pegodo".
Y hoce openos dos semonos PoscuoI Perez do oportu-
nidod de discutrle ell tituIo al venezolono Ramon Arios. Mas
en- este OCCASION ell encuentro Sc efectuo en- la tierro del retodor.
~ ell susie que Poso ell comPeon fue mayor oun!
In ell segundo round Poscuol Perez beso Ia Iona q conse-
cuencio de un izquierdozo de troyectorio corto. Fue un KNOCK
down" franco, indscutibIe. Porecfo que ell compeon que hobio
lido en- busco de cuorento mil doores soldrfo con estos, pero
sin Ia corona. Pero loero incorporate y oPoyodo en- sus Iorgos
eonocimientos dentro del o%uodriIdtero copeo ell temporal y
orribo q Ia meta, o sea los ounce rounds. Al reoIzorse ell
compute tlnol Por porte de los lueces octuontes ell resuItodo
toVorecio al comPeon mundiol. La ventoio que hobio socodo
en- esos rounds de recuperooi6n hobio sido decisive.
Fue una gran demonstration Ia brindodo Dor ell Venezolono
Romon Arios. Y q troves de las impresiones que hemos po-
dido coptor de los oronistos que presencioron ell encuentro po-
demos senolor que en- Caracas Sc regstro un record de con-
curreneio, IN record de re%coudocion y I'm record de entusiosmo
entire los fonoticos al yer al compeon mundioI con rodlIo sobre
Ell topiz en- ell seeundo osolto.
Pero TODD tue color de rosa en- los Primeros instontes.
DesPues Romon Arios tuvo que peleor TODD ensongrentodo
eI resto de los osoItos.
A PoscuoI Perez, probobIemente, no lie quedordn mos
deseos. de brindorle oportunidodes q sus hermonos de rozo,
pues va han sido dos los que lie han hecho posor ell gran susie.
En- ombos oportunidodes ho tenido Ia, corona en- ell pico del
aura. 3
Cuondo escoei6 a Oscar Sudfez penso que era ell rival
De rnenos conslderocion de los que Sc encontrobon ronqueodos.
Oscor jomds hobio posodo por una pruebo de fueqo con fiou,
ros de cortel International. Y ell cubono por NADIA Sc lie otro-
veso >. Arios tenio mas nonbre, pero tompoco lucia I'm con.
trorio de fortolezo. Sin embargo, han demostrodo ombos pu-
e1istos que han sido los rivoes de mas consideration que ho
tenido ell compeon del mundo.
Fuero del ring, en- los eocetilos y en- los rankings, Arios
y Suorez nodo representation, Ahoro bien, dentro del rinq son
ls Peleodores que mas doho lie han cousodo al argentine.
7 sober TODD un eron doho p~siooloeco: que PoscuoI Perez es
blonco Perfecto de los punos de sus hernonos de rozo.
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aconsejo a todoS los que van a mi
gimnasio que Sc hagan boxeado-
res, siguio diciendo "Considero
que Ell eutusiasmo y ell deseo deben
If por delante del talento natural
cuando busco I'm pugil de primer
urden. T5mbien busco muchachos
que no conozcan 10 que es miedo.
Uno no quiere puzzles miedosos
en- ell boxeo".
D'Amato, qulen dice que esta en-
deuda a pesar de las buenas bolsas
ganadas por Patterson. declare que
no es cierto que no tenga un no.
bby.
"Mis puzzles son mi hobby, de-
clara. "Cuando uno entrena mu-
chachos desde Ell comienzo como
70, una parte de uno va al ring
tambien ESQ luce picdo, pero es
verdad. Muchos muchachos vienen
a mi gimnaSio para superar proble-
mas series, problemas emocionales
de todos los tipos".
DAmato no quiso mencionarlo,
pero bien pudo hablar de Patter-
son. Floyd comenzo a ir al gimna.
sio de D'Amato desde que salio de
la escuela secundaria. Tres amos
despues Floyd CANADA ell titulo
olimpico En- 1856 cuando tenia II
amos, Patterson noqueo a Archie
Moore v Sc convirtio en- ell cam
peon heavyweight mas joven de Ia
historic.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-13

paron ell tercer lugar de la Liga
Americana venciendo a los Medals
Rojas de Boston por tres a dos y
cuatro a cero; los Cardenales de
San Luis ganaron dos wees con
rallies del noveno inning sobre los
Caehorros de Chicago por ocho a
Slete y seis a cinco.
Los Tigres de Detroit aplastaron
a los Atleticos de Kansas City por
diez a tres anotando siete veces
en- ell octave acto; los Indios de
Cleveland dividieron honores con
los Medals Blancas de Chicago, ga
nando la tribu ell primer juego por
cuatro a dos y los Medals Blancas
Ell segundo por cinco a dos, y los
Yankees vencieron a los Senado-
res de Washington por cuatro a
tres en- ell primer desafio, pero los
Senadores ganaron eli segundo por
cuatro a cero.
Los Dodgers de Los Angeles y
Gigantes de San Francisco no
pudieron jugar, por lluvia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-13

motor pudiera ~presentar boxeado.
res para los dos programs soma
males que son televisados'', anadio.
"Ahora mismc tanto los puzzles
como ell publico son enganados
porque los boxeadores no reciben
tanto dinero como deben 81 hubie-
ra dos o mas promotores y los ia.
natlcos ven peleas pobres".
D'Amato llama la reciente pelea
entire Eddie Machen-Zora Foley
-aburrido combate heavyweight
que termlnt en- unas tablas- como
I'm buen ejemplo de 10 que dice.
"Antes del combate die que Ma.
chen no era un aspirante para Pat
terson" dice Gus "Y cree que la
pelea contra Foley 10 demostro".
"Peleadores inflados", afadi6
D'Amato dando la description del
deporte de los pu1os a puzzles que
son llevados embellishments con
rlvales mediocres para hacerlos lu.
cir blen mientras les 'inflan" los
records "El GLIB. sabe como in
flarloS'.
D'Amato, un hcmbre autoeduca.
DO que utiliza la psicologia para
ayudar q d~esarrollar u puzzles,
no Sc parece al manager corrien-
tie. Desarrolla y entrena su propio
talento en- SUI gimnasio".
ENN DEUDA
"Supongo que he entrenado a
mas de mil ~muchachos, pero no
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-13

dos y Dick Schofield un expert
mento, aparentemente ha sido re-
legado al divide.
Los siIpidos y chiflidOs va son
cosa comun y cada vez son mas
sonoros Despues de TODD, los Car
denales tuvieron la mas grande
venta anticipate de entradas y no
han podiuo rendir dividendos a
sus parciales.
Hutch, un buen pitcher en- sus
dias de player active, tiene una fl
losofia de como salir de esta mala
racha. "Alguien tiene que if al box
lamar y dejar a los rivales en- una
sofa carrera".
Vinagre Mizell eS ell dnico en- ell
staff que ha logrado esa "hazana"
de cerrar ell juego que abrio, pero
cargo con la derrota.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-13
No LIevan Pdrejo Rifmo MusioI
y los CdrdendIes del Can Luis

ST. LOUIS, mayo IL (United)-
Los Cardenales del st. Louis, con-
slderados como %aspiranteS al pc
unant hace I'm mes Sc encuentran
EN- 10 profundo del sotano hoy y
con clio Sc cayo una famosa Erase.
"Asi vaya Stan Musial, ash iran
los Cardenales' Sc escuchaba por
la Liga Nacional desde que Eel
Hombre' utilizaba su gran bate
para la causa de los Pajaros Ro-
jos.
Pero ESQ no resulta este ano, en-
vista del record de 3-14 del equi-
pc y de 500 de Musial.
Sian ha pegado de hit en- cast
todos los Juegos de los Cardenales
y esta muy cejca de su meta de
5000 incogibles pegados.
Los problemas de los Cardena-
les eStan senaladoS en- una serie de
In~teresantes establishes. Siete We
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-13

ces los Pajaros Rojos han llenado
las bases con uno o sin outs, sin
poder anotar una carrera.
Y en- tres de las ocasiones que
tuvieron tan buena oportunidad
para hacer carreras, no habia outs.
Los companeros de Musial de-
iante Ell en- ell orden al bate estan
hacienda mas de 10 que Sc esperaba
de ellos, pues Don Blassingame, pri
incl bate, conecta para .283; AL
Dark este por .298 y Del Ennis 1852
Pero despues de los primeros Qua
tro, no hay quien haga NADIA y ESQ
es 10. que preocupa al manager
Freddie Hutchinson.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-13
Manager de Patterson en- pie de Guerra
Contra eI Club International de Boxeo

NEW YORK, mayo 12.-(Uni-
TEDIOUS D'Amato, ell canoso ma
mayer del campeon mundial Floyd
Patterson, declare que SUI pelea
con ell pooeroso Club International
de Boxeo es una "batalla ~solitaria".
"Pero no tengo intencion de rem
dirme, pues Sc que tengo la ra-
l6n', anadio DtAmato.
DAmato, un terco senior de so
amos cuva tcda vida la ha dedicado
a ~entrelar y dirigir boxeadores,
no permitira a Patterson pelear
con hOmbres cuyos managers Ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-13

crea que tengan conexioneS con Ell
GLIB.
Naturalmente, este ha limitado
las aparlcloneS Ell ell ring de Pat
terson. Y D'Amato, quien admite
que su feudo ha sido mas serio de
10 que e. pensaba nc cree que ell
hecho de que Truman Gibson
reemplace al Millionaire Jim No
rris conn presidente del GLIB. ter
mine su pelea.
"Nada ha cambiado en- Ell GLIB.
desde que Norris %renpncio", dice
D'Amato LA unica d~iferencia es
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-13

Llston ha ganado II de 18 com.
bates como professional, nueve de
ellos por nocaut.
La Arena st. Nicholas de esta
ciudad presentara hoy lunes la pc.
lea de dos nuevos pesos Welter,
Eddie Lunch y Peter Schmidt, que
mediran sus fuerzas en- un en-.
cuentro a diez asaltos.
Otras peleas importantes de la
semana son las de Jimmy Connors
VS.. Lou Carmona lunes, en- Provi.
dence, Rhode Island; Cherif Hanna
Vr. Jean Sneyers, lunes, en- aPris;
Allison VS. Pete Adams, martes,
en- Boston; Ludwig Lightburn VS..
Steve Ward, martes, en- Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-13
LlGA AMERICANA
Mederos Pe|eu Contra Sonny Liston

NUEvA YORK. mayo IL (UP)
Ell peso pesado cubano Julio Me-
deros y Ell norteamericano Charles
(Sonny) Liston protagonizaran Ell
microbes una de las peleas mas
im~portantes de la semana. +.
Meder0s y Liston Sc ~enfrenta.
ran en- I'm combate a diez rounds
que tendra como escenario ell es.
tadio de Chicago Ell pugil norte.
americana es favorito en- la pro.
porci6n de tres a uno.
Mederos, que depende princi-
palmente de su poderosa derecha,
fiene un record de 81 victorias, Is
derrotas y tres empates. De u 81
txiuafos 10 han sido por Ia via "a.