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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
You and
your Doc

Dogs best friend is a master
who will keep him clean the year
round. Canine cleanliness is i'm
portant in winter as we'll as sum.
mer to rid dog Of doggy odor and
feas and to help keep him free of
disease.
There's no excuse for a dirty
dog, says the Sergeant's Dog Care
Center of Richmond, Va. With the
many fine grooming products
available at drug stores or pet
shops. it's easy to do an effective
cleaning job.
Waterless cleaners are ideal for
all dogs in cold weather and for
very young or very old dogs which
should never be bathed.
With an instant foam lather in
an aerosol pressure can it takes
only a few minutes to get a dog
clean. His coat is left glossy, odor
is banished, and any fieas or lice
are killed.
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Atty. Chas>>s r. Perkins
SGT z. Warren Avenue

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COIPT rOP
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE X
CHANCERY
ODDS HESTER Plaintiff KS.
CHRISTINE HESTER. Defend
ant.
no. s6e.oal
At a session cf said Court
held at the Cour,houso In The
City cf De'foi;, On the day Of
7 Jan. 1858.
Present: Honorable HORACE
w. GILMORE. Circni, Juie
In this cause il appcaring b.
affdavit on file the dciendan.
Christine Hester. cannot be scrv-
cd by process issued out Of this
Court rs She is rot resident
If The state OF Michigan but
residing in the CIV of Wos'
Monroe Parish Ct Ousch.'a an
state OF Lculsiana. resides a
500 South 9TH Street Yves. Mon
roe Louisiana.
Or Motion of CHARLES r
PERKINS. at'osnov for plaintiff
1 is ordered that The defendant
Christine Hester, appear an
answer The Bill of Complaint il
this cause within three (3)
mon his from the date Of thi,
order. Or that said Bill will b.
taken confessed and that thii
ORD er be published ACCORDING
10 law and a copy thereof br
served upon the defendant b.
registered mail as REQUIRED o.
law. tho Chance'y Summon
having been duly returned il
accordance with the rules anc
practice of this court.
HORACE w. GILMORE. Cir
cult Judge.
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN Clerl
BY A. c. GALLAGHER. Dc.
putty Click
-25-3-l-58
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3n3l Russell. December %. 1857.
The officers said the check re.
turned from the bank marked
account closed"
Further investigation disclosed
that Wade opened an account al
bank Nov %. 1856. and closed
the account Nov. 20. 1857. The
account was overdrawn S2l Off.
GERS said.
Charles +. Young, %. of 2975
Siurtcvant, was arrested last week
~ a market at 1888 Hamilton.
where he was caught shopl fling
Police said an alert stockboy OBJ.
served Young hiding eight pack.
ages OF round steaks. valued at
1922 in his pockets.
Verdis ITallum. 43. Of 298 East
Garfield. was arrested last week
after he asked a newsboy 10 call
police and inform the Officers
that he had just murdered
woman"
Further investigation disclosed
that lIallum was under the in
flucnce OF liquor at the time, and
had not committed a crime. lie
was released to his wife. several
days later.
Police said Iallum was con.
!icted Of manslaughter in Ashe.
Vile. N. c.. in 1914. and served
eight years and three months at
the Raleigh State Prison, Raj
eigh. N. {.
Hallum has been employed at
the Ford Motor Company for 4l2
years, prior to a lay-off two
months ago.
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A..y. Edward III. Turner
5I01 Pestihein

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
CHARLES MASSEY. JR
Plaintiff. VS.. IRIS PHILLIP
ENIA MASSEY, Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
No. SGT ss4
At a session Of said Cour'
tcld in shc City County Build
ne II Detroit Michigar on
he day 10 Of January, 1858.
Present The Honorable HO-
RACE w. GILMORE, Circuit
judge.
Satisfactory proof BY Affidavit
n tic showing that The de-
fcnGaur Iris Phil penia Massey
IS no. resilient OF the SKATE
n Mich aoa end hat her adj
rces is: 43 Moloncv Street
san Jaun. Trinidad. Bsi'ish Yves
:idics.
on Motion or EDAWRD NJ
7't3NTR. attorney for Plain
uff.
Il Is Ordered that the said
defendant appear and answes
the Bill Of Comp amt lied IN
this cause within Three CD
nths f.om the date Of his
Oder or the said bill Wi bo
.akcn as confessed against her
Il Il Further Ordered thar 2
COPY Of this Order be published
N the Dc'ro.t Tribune ard scrv-
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Atty. Edward "a. Turner
500 Beaubicn


STATE OF MICHIGAN
~ THF CIRCUIT COURT Fer
TIE COUNTY OF WAYNE -
CHANCERY
ARTHUR SYkES. Plaintiff
vs.. LUCRETlA SYKES. Defend
ant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
No. 567 se3
At . session Cf said Court
held in the City County Bui d.
ing at the City Of Detroit.
Michigan on the day IN
month January 1858.
Present The Honorable HO-
RACE W. GILMORE. Circuit
judge
Satisfactory proof by Affidavit
on tie showing that the defend
ant. Lucrctia Sykes. is not q
rc,idcn. OF the State o. NJ Chi
gan and that htr address is
Route 3 Box 46. Basevi.lc,
Mississippi.
On Motion or EDWARD NJ
TURNER. Attorney for Plain
tiff.
Il Is Ordered that the said
defendant appear and answer
the Bill Of Complaint filed in
Ibis cause within Three o.
months from the da.c Of This
Order or the said Eli vii
be taken as confessed agains'
her
II l. Further Ordered that
copy Of this Order be published
in the Detroit Tribune and serv
cd according 10 law
HORACE w. GILMORE Cir
cult Judge.
4 A True Copy
EDGAR NJ. BPANICIN Clark
BY w C. MURliAEL De-.
pu;v Clerk.
i-l3-2-22-53.
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Or. GILBERT EDWARDS
SENTENCED

DR., Gilbert Edwards. 50. Of
I740 LaSalle Blvd. was sentenced
from 2ia TO 5 years at Jackson
Prison Monday by Recorders
Iudge Joseph A. ellis on the
charge Ct manslaughtcr.
DR.. Edwards was convicted or
the March 7, 1856, death Of a
80 year old woman who died
after the doctor performed an
illegal operation on her at his
office:
Her husband said that he paid
nr. Gilbert 5000 TO perform the
operation.
DR.. Edwards is also under o
two to five year sentence for
conspiracy TO commit abortions
This sentence was imposed Feb
4th by Recorders Judge John p
O'iIara.
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STATE or MICHIGAN. The
PROBATE COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE
Nc. 46o-ls7
In the Matter e the Estate of
GENERAL J HUNTER. also
known as GENERA. HUNTER.
and GENERAL JAMES HUNTER.
Deceased
Notice is hereby given that all
lrcdtcrs Ct said deceased are
r. CURED to present their claims.
n vr;tinq and under oath 70 SAID
Court at the Probo'e Office in
The civ Of Detroit in said Coun-
~, and to serve a copy thereof
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coy FOUND DEAD IA
BASEMENT

Charles Lamar. Jr.. 10 years OF
age Of 1914 Medium was found
dead by strsngulation by a
c'otheslinc in his basement by
his mother, Mrs. Lula Mae La
mar. 40. also Of the same address
Mrs. Lamar said that she could
not give any reason for her son
taking his life. although she said
that he had been moody in the
last few weeks.
Dorothy Louise Robertson, II,
of 3425 IIery, Inkster. seven
Grade student at Ford Inter
mediate School, was killed Fri
day al the New York Central
Railroad crossing at Harrison in
Inkster.
Police said Lol fe. the daugh.
ter of Mrs. Invader Robertson,
"a, was enroutc home talking
with friends. walking backward.
when she stepped into the path
way of the speeding Chicaso'De.
troit Mercury.
The engineer of the streamlin'
er, Verne Frizzell, "a, Of Horton.
said he believed the girl saw the
train and was trying to cross
ahead Of il.
The family lived six blocks
from the scene Of the tragedy
There are blinker signal lights
at the crossing but no gates.
Mrs. Robertson has three other
children.
Ernest Jackson, OF 3l70 Madi.
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POLICE BL0TTER

...s.,h williams. 81. OF 46i9
E l,.'D, reported to police last
Ko0'e, mai she was grabbed and
week 'a- INTO an alley by q lone
B drass ss;Ie waking on Buchanan
pa, .',. su Twentyf.fth and Roose-
seli at 400 am.
,,,., williams said when she
n', n,ed the would-be rapist
s .I',sH her in the mouth. She
aia w her chance TO escape came
s,'o 40, The man slipped and fell
S W ,be ice while dragging her.
c...,;s MeKellcr, 90. OF 1924
o, .%r was assaulted and
u .asSsd Of SIS last week by two
,S"os while walking on Russell
" near Alger. McKeller was treated
n !. peceiying Hospital for q cut
|" ae,oss the throat inflicted by one
:, ihp thugs. Both men escaped.
MAGGIE Jackson. 80. of 1888
pnsseli. collapsed in her home
''s week after complaining OF
abdomen pains Rushed to Re
living Hospital she was dead on
admittanee.
Richard Reeves. 4s. OF 1856 w.
rrcl;d was "strongarmed' and
,ohbed Of SO and a l7-jewel yell
law cold wrist watch valued at
soo5 by two thugs while he was
rslking on Twelfth near Euclid
The thugs removed the money
from Reeves wallet and returned
lhe empty billfolder to him be-
fore making their escape.
lack J. Mccall. AZ. Of 3796
,on,clair, was stopped last week
a Grand River and West Grand
nlyd where police said they
raced him speeding 40 miles per
hour in a 3O.m.le zone.
Confiscatcd were l76 current
d.ted mutuel bets and S220.25.
Spencer Robinson. 60. Of 1857
Kendall. was "strongarmcd' and
robbed OF So 80 and yellow gold
wrist watch by four tia7s in
the mems room OF a II .taurant
at 37l4 HASTINGS.
Robinson told police one Of
the thugs grabbed him by the
throat while the others placed
their hands over his face and
g,rched his pockets. The thugs
eeaptd out the front door Of
he bar
Jack Smith, 35. Of 3046 South
rlhel. WIS arrested last week az
lsr p rchasing a pint of moon
shine whskcy FIR plainclCthes
policeman IT, 500.
Mite Ednonds. 80. Of 1888
Cretley. was arrested in her
hre last week after she sold
Rslnclothes police officer a pint
dran whiskcy- FOR. $lJ5D.n Z.
The policemaHgBeid' be confis-
Gated ~ gallons Of additional
cora vhlskey. Eva Johnson. 25.
Ct 1891 Orleans. was arrested
last week and charged with re-
teyins stolen property after she
alleged to have purchased dozen
bath towels which had been stol-
en- from q westside warehouse.
Police said the man who stole
Tie towels sold them for Sl.25 a
do'en. The regular retail price
hNi5 dozen.
Mss Johnson told police that
the towels were given to her to
cover debt owed to her by the
man who stole the towels. from
lae warehouse where he was EN-.
ploysd.
Harvey whitlow. 81. Of s92s
feeley. was arrested last week
and charged with carrying con.
,esled weapons Police said Whit.
lew wounded his wife. Ella. In
me stomach. and she refused TO
prosecute aim.
HUGH Wade. q. Of 874l Oak.
ilnu was arrested last week and
Vaarged with issnint a check
without 81 fficient funds.
rollce sad Wade cashcd . per.
,onal checA in the amount Of
S'<'z al poultry market at
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Atiys. Heading. Williams.
Smith. Cruhhs ard Forv.lle

HIIY5. <ieddl1y. Wiii4dH'',
Smith. Cruhhs ard Fcryille
1908 Ere AWAY
STATE OF MICHIGAN Tho
PROBATE COURT FOR TIT
COUNTY OF WAYNE
No. 453-0e4
II tho Meter OF the Estate
Of LUCY CLEVELAND, De
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that
AZ c.edtors OF said deceased
nc required TO pre- 5ent their
tloims. IN writing AMI under
ath. to sa d Couf; at the Pro
5,te Office in the CITY Of De
trcit in said Copa Y. and 70
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cd according 10 law
HORACE w. GILMORE, Cir
cult Judge.
A Tr'o Cory
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN. clerH
- ~. q. MUI liAEL. De
putty Clerk.
liz 2-22-53
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08

STATE or MICHIGAN, The
PROBATE COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY or WAYNE
No. 46o-2ll
In the MaNer q the Estate OF
+ CHARLES ANDERSON WEBB.
also known Us CHARLES WEBB,
/ Deceased
Notice is hereby given that all
creditors Of said deceased are
REQUIRED to present their claims.
in writing and under oath. to said
Court 1t the Probate Office IN
the City Of Detroit. in said Coun-
t. and 10 serve a copy thereof
pon VIOLET GRAHAM. Admin
iratrix Of said estate, at 6O82
soften. Detroit Michigan. on or
hclare the goth day Of April. A.
ID. 1858. and that such claims
VIII be heard by said court be-
fore JUDGE James II Sexton. IN
Cour: Room No 1921. City County
Building in the City CT Detroit.
IN SAID County. or tie 30th day
If April. A. D. 1853. AZ two-thiriy
a'clocl; in the afternoon
Dated February II 1853
JAMES II. SEXTON.
Jud e Of Probate
do hereby certify that ] have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and
have found the same TO be cor
rect transcript Of such original
"ecord
Dated February II, 1858
Allen r Edison. Deputy
Probate Register
Puhli.hod in Detroit Tribune
cree each wcek for three weeks
sacocssivcly. within thirty days
from the date hereof.
2.22-38-58
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uron EWING CROUCH. Admin
i-irator. at l2cO4 Cameron Ave
me Detroit. Michigan. on or be-
fore the 2Gth day e April. A. ID.
1888. and that such claims will
Uc heard by said court, before
J1dee Ernest c Boehm in Court
Room No. 1891. City County
building in the City Of Detroit,
in said County. on the 29th day
Of April. AID. 1858, at two o'clock
in the afternoon.
Dated February II. 1858
ERNEST c. BOElIM.
JUDGE Of Probate
I DO hereby certify that ! have
compared the FOREGOING copy with
Tho original record thereof and
have found the same TO be a cor
rect transcript Of such original
record
Dated February II. 1858
Al.cn II. Edison, Deputy
Probate REGISTER
Published in Detroit Tribune
once each week for three weeks
successfully within thirty days
f.Cm the date hereof
222-3-858
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HUGH Wade. q. of 874l Oak
iahd' was arrested last week and
vaargrd with iss"in! a check
without 81 fficient funds.
rolice sad Wade cashcd . per.
s s, check in the amount Of
WIZ at a poultry market At
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Harvey whitlow. 81. Of so2s
ufeeley, was arrested last week
and charged with carrying con.
,esled weapons. Police said Whit.
i% wounded his wife. Ella. In
vac stomach. and she refused TO
prosecute aim.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
Frick Pide DEcu|pas a
Fandticos de America

WASHINGTON, Die. 5. Gu.
P.I.)- Ell Comisionado de Beis-
Dol Ford Prick pidi6 anoche
disculpas publicamente a los
aficionados l~atinoamericanos al
beisbol, en- vista de que los pro-
pietarios de las Grandes Ligas
rechazaron su plan para hacer
menos estrictas las reglas sobre
la participation de peloteros de
las Mayores en- las ligas de in
vierno de America Latina.
En- una declaration, Frick di-
ce que la decision adverse de
los propietarios lie causaron
gran sorpresa y p~esadumbre".
Despues de hablar con los diri-
gentes de los clubes estoy con-
vencido de que no entendieron
10 que estaba en- juego.
"Pido disculpas por haber ase-
gurado a mis- amigos del Carl
be y de America Latina una
aprobacion que no Sc produjo.
Volvere a presentar la propues-
ia en- las reuniones de media
los de verano y tengo con-
fianza en- cue sera aprobada.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
AIn1endares
AuInent0 su
Ventajd

HABANA, Die. 5. -(UP1)-
Ell Almendares aumento SUI ven
taja a dos juegos al derrotar al
Mariana 80 con un magnifico
pitching de Orlando Pena y Art
Fowler.
I'm error del receptor Char
lie Laus, mas I'm double de Jim
Baxes que produjo dos carreras,
fueron causa de todas las carrie
ras de los vencedores.
I'm doble de Orestes Minoso
en- ell noveno interrumpio la ra-
cha de Pena de IS 90 innings
sin permitir carrera sobre Ell Ma
rianao. Z
Fowler retro a los c%ontrar1os
cuando la carrera del empate
y la de la victoria estaban en-
base. Los perdedores tuvieron
II quedados en- base y los ga
nadores nueve.
Almendares 600 600 030 -
3
Marisnao 600 600 OO2
2 7 l
Pena Fowler (9) y Brown;
Cicotte Olivia (8) Zayon (9) y
Lau. Ganador, Pena (6-3) Per
dedor, Cicotte Ga. Manana
,iugaran Marianao y Cienfuegos,
y Habana y Almendares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
Por STEVE SNYDER

equipos de mayor Classification
de las Memories para continuar
SUI instruction" dijo Lee Mac
Phail, un asistente de Weiss
que pronto dejara los Yankees
para convertirse en- administra-
dor general de los Orioles de
Baltimore. "Luego ira a las SUI
~cursales interiors; para hacer Of
mismo trabajo".
"Durante la campana, ira a
cada team dos o tres veces. ira
bajando con todos los lanzado-
res y hacienda recomendacio.
mes sobre quien ha mejorado Y
debe ser ascendido".
Como maestro, Eddie Sc hizo
de una reputation mientras era
todavia as de los Yankees. Su.
primera discipulo estrella fue
Whitley Ford.
"Somos del mismo tamano. Y
los dos somos zurdos" dice Lo-
pat. "Aprendi6 muy rapidamen-
te".
Y ESQ es cierto. Whitley vino a
los neoyorquinos despues de
lniciada la campafa de 1850 v
lucio como un "pequeno Lopat"
mlentras compilaba record de
81 para los Yankees.
Empero, Ford, Johnny Kucks
y Tom Sturdivant son los uni
cos importantes graduates de
las s~ucursales Yankees en- Ell &C.
tual team varsity. Sc necesitaron
cambios para traer a hombres
como Bob Turley, Don Larsen,
Ryne Duren, Bobby Shantz. Art
Dltmar, Duke Mas, Virgil
Trucks y hurry Dickson.
La preston es mucha en- IN
pitcher joven Yankee Y muchas
Veces resulta que Casey no tie
ne tempo para esperar a que un
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
RECLUTAMIENTO

Ademas Sc hizo cambio en-
Ell reclutamiento de los jugado-
res de las Ligas Memories por
los de las Ligas Mayores. De
aqui en- adelante Sc podra re-
Guitar d I'm jugador despues de
ST. primer ano en- las Memories.
81 no Sc lie elige despues de su
primer ano estara exento du.
rante otras tres temporadas.
Hasta ahora un jugador esta-
la exento del reclutamiSnto
duh ante cuatro amos.
En- una reunion que celebra.
ron a puerta cerrada los pro.
~pietarios de los clubes de las
Ligas Mayores, que dur0 me
nos de una bora, Sc decide no
levantar las reStricciones esta-
biecidaS sobre las Ligas de in.
Vierno de los paises latinoame.
ricanos, Ford Prick, ell Comisio.
nado de Baseball, habia pro.
puesto que Sc eliminara la res.
triccion que impide a un juga.
dor con mas de dos amos de ser
vicio en- las Grandes Ligas par
ticipar en- las ligas de invierno.
Su propuesta fue rechazada.
Los propietarios de las Ligas
Mayores decidieron igualmente
estudiar los problemos que Sc
crearian en- ell case de que Sc
aumentara ell numero de cIu.
bes de cada una.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
Tres PeIoteros Hispanoamerieanos
Fiquraron en- las Transferencias de
las Grandes Ligas del Baseball
Medicines Beto Avla y Ruben Amaro y 81 Borieva e6mez

WASHINGTON, Die. s. (U.
P.I. Trs peloteros iatiroa.
mnricazos figuraron en- las seis
transferencias hechas por los
clubs de las Ligas Mayores en-
suS reuniones terminadas aver:
LIS mexicanos Beto Avila y
Ruben Amaro Y ell puertorri-
queno Ruben Gomez.
Las transferencias fueron las
jsiguientes:
Ell torpedero Amaro paso de
los Cardenales a los Phillies a
cambio del jardinero Chuck
Essegian.
Los Medals Rojas enviaron
al jardlnero Jim Piersall a
los Indios en- lugar del primera
base Vic Wertz y ell jardinero
Gary Geiger.
Los Medals Rojas transfierie-
ron al receptor Lou Berberet
a los Tigres por ell serpentine-
re Herb Moford.
Los !ndios cedieron ell vete-
rano segunda base mexicano
Beto Avila a los Orioles por
Russ Heman. pitcher de las Lii.
gas Memories.
Los Phillies enviaron ell Ian.
zador Jack Sanford a los Gigsn.
tes a cambio del serpentinero
Ruben Gomez y Ell receptor Val
my Thomas.
Los Cardenales transfierieron
o. jardinero Wally Moon a los
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
Cream IN Nueyo
Para Eddie Lopat
Investisa Deficiencies de Pitchers Extraidos de svcursoIes

NEW YORK. - CUPID - I'm
nuevo puesto ha sido creado pa
ra Ell c~onsistente Eddie Lopat,
ell ex-gran pitcher zurdo de los
Yankees.
Lopat es vicepresidente a car
go de descubrir ell porque Ell
sistema de sucursales de los
Yankees, tan prolifico en- otras
cosas, no puede enviar a los
campeones mundiales con buen
talento entire los pitchers.
Cada vez que los Yankees me-
cesitan un pitcher, tienen que
buscarlo en- otros equipos.
"Hemos hecho a Lopat nues-
tro coach de pitchers para TODD
ell sistema de sucursales" dijo
George Weiss, administrator ge-
neral de los Yankees, I'm senior
que no deja escapar una opor-
tunidad, 81 encuentra la posibi-
lead de a%lcanzarla.
"Lopat fue un gran pitcher
para nosotros, I'm buen manager
en- nuestras .s%ucursales y es I'm
gran maestro" anadio Weiss.
Con SUI nuevo pueSto, ell con-
sistente Eddie tendra un cam
pc mucho mas amplio en- ell cual
ensenar su maestria como lanza-
dor que ell que tuvo como mana
ger del Richmond, en- la Liga
International, sucursal de los
Yankees.
va esta trabajando este oto-
no con un grupo de posibles
Yankees en- la Florida y repor-
tara a principles de la prima-
vera como professor de pitching
en- la Escuela Annual de Acele-
racion Yankee, Ell gran proyecto
de Casey Stengel que eleva pla-
yers de las Memories al team
varsity en- tempo record.
Jim Turner continuara diri-
giendo a los lanzadores del team
matriz. Lopat Sc ocupara de los
juniors.
"Despues de terminar la Es-
cuela primaveral, Lopat ira a
los campamentos de nuestros
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
Primer TorHeo
"0runse Bowl"

NUEVA YORK, Die. 5.-(U.
P.L.)--Se cree que nueve lati-
noamericsnos participaran en-
ell primer torneo annual del Oran.
ge Bowl por la copa Junior de
TENTS, que tendra efecto del
81 de diciembre al cuatro de
erero en- Miami Beach.
Los paises l-atiroamericanos
que Sc espera envien delegaciol
mes a ese torneo son: Argent
ns, Brasil, Cuba, Costa RIGA,
Colombia, Chile, Mexico Vene.
zuela y Haiti. Tambien partici-
paran tenistas de Estados Uni
dos, Canada, Francia, Israel y
Suecis.
La eompetencia, q. base de
elimination similar al torneo
por Ia Copa Davis, estara com.
puesta per dos matches de indi.
viduales y uno de dobles en-
eada serie entire dos paises.
Sc cree que todos los part.
cipantes ~fisuraran en- ell cam.
peonato junior annual del Oran.
se Bowl, del "A al 80 del ac-
tual.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06

Dodgers a cambio de Gino CT
moli, tambien jardinero.
CAMBIOS
WASHINGTON, Die. 5.-(U.
P I.)-Los Cardenales de San
Luis enviaron SUI outfielder Wa
lily Moon a los Dodgers de Los
Angeles a Gambia del outfiel-
der Gjno Cimoli POGO despues
de terminar aqui la reunion
annual de representatives de las
Ligas Mayores y memories.
Como parte de la misma tran
saccion. ell Omaha de la Aso-
ciacion Americana, club sucur-
sal de los Cardenales, vendio
ell contrato de SUI pitcher Phil
Paine, al Spokane, de la Ligs
de la Costa del Pacifico, sucur-
sal de los Dodgers.
Varios clubes de la Liga Ma.
ciOnal estaban tratando de ad-
qulrir ell contrato de Moon des-
de hace algunos amos aunque
este aho SUI porcentaje de ba-
teo Sc redujo a .258 en- 108 jue-
COS. Cimoli bateo .246 en- 100
juegos.
En- la reunion los propieta-
rios de clubes de las Grandes
Ligas rechazaron la peticion
que les habian presentado los
iugadores para que les conce-
dieran ell 20 por ciento de las
enlradaS brutas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
LOS JUECos
EN- PANAMA,
NICARAGUA Y
VENEZUELA

~MARACAIBO, Die. 5. CUPID.
Ell equipo Gavilanes derro-
to anoche al Cabimas por siete
carreras a tres en- un desafio
de la Liga Occidental. Despues
de anotar euatro veces en- la
tercera entrada.
Anotacion por entradas:
Gavilanes 004 100 002 Q 0
Cabimas Dol 200 900 3 10 /
M~ARACA1BO, Die. 5. CUPID.
- Resultados de los juegos en-
la Liga Occidental de Baseball:
Rapinos E. . f.. ITO 020 / ST.
Cabimas . =. 600 600 0 2 5
Pastora 900 OO2 Ol0 / 4s2
Gavilanes DOL 900 010 0 3
PANAMA, Die. 5. CUPID. -
FL equipo Marlboro derroto. a
Cerveza Balboa por cinco carYe.
ras a una.
Anotacion por entradas:
C.. Balboa 600 010 600 /
Marlboro 010 211 COX : 10 q
MANAGUA, Die. 5. CUPID. -
un sencillo de Alerton Martin
impulse a Felipe Montemayor,
que habia conectado un triple,
cen la carrera que do 81 triunfo
al Oriental sobre ell Cince Is
trellas per cuatro earreras q
tres.
Todas las carreras del Cineo
Estrellas Sc debieron a home
runs.
Anotacion per entradas:
3 Estrellas COL 200 600 3 8 2
Oriental 00i 620 ok as l