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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-04-24
Priced Ropins Horse
Victim OF Thursday Night
His hvvsy Accident

Niger. q priced roping horse
owned by Cut Bank Wolves has.
ketball star Leo Beaver" Bird.
was killed by a speeding car
some time Thursday night on
Seville Flat when . herd of hors.
es. finding break In a fence,
wa n d cred onto Highway 2.
Bought by Beavers father. Sam
Bird. Jr.. from the late James
Kipp of Sanduslky when 4 colt.
the horse had been raised and
trained for one.third Of the life
Of the now l8.year old senior
high school student when It was
found fatally injured along the
highway Friday morning.
Having grown up with the
horse during his teen-age years.
It Is . sad blow to the young
athlete. particularly when It Is
realized the horses best years
were still ahead Of him. and it,
demise coming with the advent
Of = new roping season.
The grievins owner played for
the Cut Bank Wolves Class b
state championship basketball
team during the l956-57 season.
which team was . runner.up for
the same honor during the sea.
son recently concluded. This year
he was honored to . position on
the mythical Class b All.State
team. He Is . grandson VI the
late Sam Bird. ST.. nationally
known football star during the
1908 era Of famous Carlisle
Indians when he captained the
teams that helped launch the
worlds greatest athlete. Jim
Thorpe. into his famed career. .
fact which prompted the FIRE.
quent periodic visits Of the world
renowned athlete to the Black.
feet reservation before hts death
. few years ago.
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Doings On
High School Hill
1v Johnel Higgins and Shirley
House Of the Etvmoe Staff

Etaikasi day was scheduled for
Thursday. April "a. On this day
the students wear their Sunday
best and prizes were to be given
to the best dressed girl and boy.
At 3 pm. Thursday afternoon,
a talent show was to be present.
ed. Prizes amounting to $500
we're given for the hes, act Also
on Thursday. subscriptions for
the Etaikasi were taken by the
Etaikasi staff. The l957.58 an.
nuals will be sold for $500 and
deposits of $3.50 can he made
on Etaikasi day. Subscriptions for
the ANIMALS can be gotten from
any of the Etaikasi staff mem.
bers.
Final Hiesey ratings of Brown
ing high school members we're
sent out Tuesday, April %.
The announcements for gradu.
ating seniors have arrived and
seniors can now purchase them
at the high school office.
Plans are going forth for the
annual Junior Prom Decorating
of the high school gymnasium
will start April q. Garden of
Eden" Is the theme of the dance,
scheduled for May 3. Admission
will be $500 for couples and
$3.50 stag.
A track meet was held April
l8 In Choteau in which Browning,
Conrad, Choteau and Phillips.
burg took part. Conrad took first
place followed by Choteau,
Browning. and Phillipsburg.
Terry Glidden won first in the
high jump and Sc, a new record
of 6 feet and l/l6 inch for the
Choteau track. Terry suffered an
injured leg so he couldn't com.
pete in the other events.
Virgil Mountain Chief took
second place in both the mile
race and the $50 yard dash.
Other winners for Browning
were Darrell Brown. who tied
for third place in discus throw.
ing and the relay. David Des
Roster. third In the 22O yard re-
lay. and Mike Matt, fourth in
the 40 yard relay.
The relay team Of David Des.
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70 WHOM " MAY CONCERN

The following described Tribal land Is
hereby advertised to the General Public
for srszins and AGRICULTURAL purposes:
Tract 10. So Sec. IS. Twp. jSN.. Rse.
wv, 90 acres for years.
Sec. Is. Twp. ssh. Rye, sw. 10 acres
Tract Il. SEA sw.4, Patiently, SEA
SEA Sec. ,. Twp. SIN. Rye sW. %
Tract u. sW:1 Sw.4, Nw.4 sw.4, SEA
NW.+ Sec. -. Twp. SIN. Rse. 6W.. 40
Tract u. M Nw.A Nw4 Sec. 30. Twp.
SIN. Rye eW.. 20 acres: M Swi Sec
u. Twp. 3sN.. Rye. w.. % acres for
tract 8. M NE+. SEA Nw4. M
SW.+. SEA SW4 Sec. q. Twp. SIN.
Rye. 6W.. 40 acres for 8 years.
Sealed bids VII be accepted BY the
bal Office. up to April - 1855.
The Blackfeet Tribal Council reserves
the right to reject any and ali bids.
INF Mckay, Secretary
Blackfeet Tribal Busineas Council
First Publication April II. 1858
Last Publication April ~. 1855
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> Evaleen Weter, and Mil.
lie Conner; Wednesday night
Lorraine Miner. Phoebe Mahon.
ey, Carolyn Millcry and Nora
Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Averill
from Browning. were Sunday Wis.
itors at the Bill Big Springs
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Stevenson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill LeMay
went to Lake Mcdonald Sunday
on a business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh jackson
have moved here from Browning.
Buck Conner went to Cut Bank
Monday.
Mary Salcis has moved back
here for the summer.
Tillic Srhacfer has returned
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LEGAL PUBLICATION


General Fund Registered Warrants.
Town of Browning registered war.
rants issued on the general fund and
bearing the numbers listed below will
be paid with interesD upon presen.
tation At the office Of the Town Urea.
surer.
Numbers 1854 to 1857 inclusive; 1861;
1855 to 1878 inclusive: 1852 to 1887 In.
elusive: 1870 to 1874 inclusive; 1877 to
1880 inclusive.
Note-Please do not attempt to put
these warrants through regular bank
channels upon reading the notice. They
surer for compution of interest and
signature before they can be cashed
Arlene Sessions. Treasurer of the
Town of Browning.
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Quentin KiPP Services
Held Al Cut Bank

Funeral services were held
Wednesday. April =. At Cut Bank
for Quentin A. Kipp. y, who
passed away April 20 at the Cut
Bank hospital.
Survivors include the father,
Joseph W. Kipp: mother. Isabel
Kipp: sisters. Aurice Kipp and
Catherine Hirst, and brothers,
John and Max Lee Kipp.
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East Glacier Park
BY Mary UhC

MIR. Sears came up from Great
Falls last Wednesday to get his
cabins ready for the season.
Les Daniels arrived here from
Summit last Thursday to pay a
visit to Ed Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Dahl
took Mrs. Ray Farris and Mrs.
Nellie Dahl to Cut Bank Wcdncs.
day where they took the train to
Portland. Mrs. Dahl will stay
there with her daughters.
l.cOna Brown and Lucille Nc.
Kay were hostesses at Bridge
suppcrs Tuesday and Wednesday
nights. Prize winners were. Tues
day night-Elyda Uhl. Arlene
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EASY CHICKS

WeSt,Line 702, 76l. Leghorns, N.
H. Reds. Parmenter Reds. White
Rocks, A Whites. Cornish Cross.
st. Run $lo00 per hundred. ex.
cept West-Line. Write for circu.
lar and prices.
OO1ho9YS HATCHERY
kAloSP9ll. MONTANA
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SoRoP1lMiSI RUM ~ A &c
SALE-Every Saturday 10 to
3 pm. Across from the post
office. In the old Gas Building.
In Cut Bank. 33tfc
INCOME OPPORTUNITY
Reliable man or woman from

I<0uUoOS0 man OF woman vV0"
this area to service a route Of
cigarette machines. Will take
S hours a week OF your spare
time and can net as nigh as
SITS monthly and can be built
to full time business with our
help, which could eventually
net $4,000 annually. No ex-
perience or selling necessary.
route Is established for the
operator. To qualify you must
have $500 to $500 cash iimmc.
diately available. which Is Sc.
cured. and a serviceable auto.
mobile. II sincerely interested
write for personal interview
giving phone number and brief
outline of background to Box
5l82. st. Paul MINI. 6-2c
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RESPONSIBLE PERsoN-Msls

or female. from this area. want.
ed to service and collect from
automatic vending machines.
No selling. Age not essential.
Car, references. and $500 work.
ing capital necessary. 7 to u
hours weekly nets to $3.50
monthly. Possibility full time
work. For local interview give
full particulars, phone. Write
P. O. Box 6l49. Edna Branch.
Minneapolis, MINI. Tic
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OPPORTUNITY MEN OR WON.
On. Responsible person from
this area. to service and collect
from automatic dispensers. No
selling. Age not essential. Car.
references. and $500 to 500
investment necessary. 7 to IL
hours weekly nets up to $500
monthly. Possibility full time
work. For local interview give
phone and full particulars.
Write p. O. Box l46. Minneapo.
lis, MINI. Tic
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Civ Council Proceedings

Minutes Of the regular Council rect.
Ing of the Town Council Of the Town
Of Browning. Montana. held April TO-.
1858.
Present at the meeting were: Mayor.
O. A. Tellefcro. and Councilman, Joe
Lewis, Fred Cobel and Ed Aubert.
The Clerk was instructed to notify
the state Highway commission that
there would he no change In water
rates for the coming fiscal year and
all outside city limits sewer users. The
clerk was also instructed to write to
Tom Busey informing him that prop
erty owners were responsible for pay.
mcnt Of water consumption on their
property. that his meter readings were
on his part to check the plumbing
system for leaks thereby causing .
large bill and that unless this bill was
paid his water would be shut off by
the goth Of April. 1883.
II was moved by e. Aubert that au.
thority be given to the Lions Club to
sell house numbers and to designate
Fred Coben seconded and II was
unanimously passed.
Joe Lewis suggested to the council
that . right Of way be obtained from
school district No. for the purpose
Of draining excess water around that
Fred Cobeil stated that the State
Highway wanted permission to put
In culvert across the highway ~ the
Aaron Walters place. Fred said he
asked the state highway dept to hold
off for . while.
Joe Levi; moved .h.. council action
would not be necessary for the hiring
and firing Of . policeman by the Chief
Of Police during the probationary per.
Tod OF six months.
The flood control engineers and Fred
DesRosier entered At this point. The
Council gave to the engineers the
estimate Of cost Of DAMAGE 70 streets.
ordinary year and also cost Of damage
during . flood year.
Fred DesRosier moved that Highway
50 and 2 running through town he
made an area for parallel parking. No
second to the motion.
mayor appoint . committee to contact
all business men on the highway to
discuss parellel parking. The Mayor
appointed Fred DesRosier and Joe
Lewis.
I'd Aubert moved tina, the south side
Of Pata street and the east side Of
Traffic lights were discussed and II
was suggested by e. Aubest that Q
sign be made giving the speed limit
Of - miles per hour and that the Town
was policed.
Fred DcsRosicr reported that the
Police Magistrate Of Cut Bank Gets
o monthly salary OF Sel.G3.
Claims numbered from 1855 70 l<oe
inclusive were presented. audited and
approved for payment.
Motion was made to adjourn and
unanimously passed.
Mayor: o. A. Tellsfero
ATTEST: Leo L. Brown. Town Clerk
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tGLP WANTED WOMEN ONLY:
Make money at home assem-.
bling our items. Experience un.
necessary. Crown Mfg. 466 S.
Robertson. Los Angeles 48.
Calf. 7.2c
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NvloN RUBBER 1lRGS-lHe.
time guarantee. 6:7OxlS Sass
exchange. Coast to Coast Store.
Cut Bank. Ste,
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BARGAINS ~ STURDY trsns-
possstioa. Both regular trans
missions and automatic models
available. Taxes paid and II.
censes furnished - special
prices Il no trades. Car of your
choice held by . small deposit.
See 10 now. Clapper Motor Co..
Cut Bank. Lite
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AUTO SlklRTS-dvsl sxhsvsss.
all kinds of accessories and
parts. Coast to Coast Stores.
Cut Bank. Site
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eoR SAl9-leSS cHev. @.doov
station wagon. Like new. Cut
Bank. Phone WE82340. 8 tic
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11

NEW YORK, (United) - Mi
ckey Mantle esta va en- la Flori
da con un contrato de $4,000 en-
SUI poder para que 10 firme, perO
tambien tiene las %orejas calientes
por criticas hechas a Ell por SD ma.
mayer Casey Stengel.
Lee MacPhail, administrator ge.
neral ~asistente de los New York
Yankees, INDIGO que Ell famoso
slugger del team no sera dificil
de firmar. Anadio que Sc reuni-
ra de nuevo con Mantle en- Flo.
rida alrededor del 10 de febrero
y dijo:
mo estamos muy Separates en-
10 que a salario concierne. No
espero tener problemas en- firmar.
10 Ia proxima vez que nos reuna.
mos.
Mantle, empero, estuvo include
en- las recientes criticas hechas
por ell manager Stengel sobre va
rios players del team.
"Necesita mucha practica de
fielding" dijo Stengel. "Muchas
bolas pasan por sobre SUI cabeza
y caen en- territorio de nadie, ba.
taos que debe cogerdos. Va hacia
atras zigzagueando en- vez de vi
rarse y correr en- Inca recta".
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11

NUEVA YORK, Feb. 10 (UP)-
Dos combates de la categoria me-
diana y uno de la division welter,
constituyen la attraction principal
de la cartelera boxistica de la Sc
mana.
Stefan Redl y Gale Kerwin, dos
jovenes puzzles de la categoria well
ter, Sc enfrentaran ell viernes en-
una pelea a die2 rounds que ten
dra como escenario ell Madison
Square Garden de esta ciudad. Ker-
win es favorito de la proposition
de ocho a cinco, debido a su rapi-
DEE y habilidad en- Ell contraataque.
Joey Giardello, cuarto entire los
asplrantes al titulo mediano, me-
dira sus fuerzas ell microbes en- la
arena de Filadelfia frente al pugil
aleman Franz Szuzina. Giardello,
invicto en- sus ultimos IA combates
derrot6 a Szuzlna Ell 26 de julio
del ano pasado, en- Milwaukee.
La arena St. Nicholas de Nueva
York presentara en- la pelea este
lar de SUI program de hoy lunes
ell encuentro entire los medianos
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11

para SUI familia y los suficientes
ingresos para tener ell tipo de vida
que tanto habia ansiado.
Cuando era I'm joven, Roy paso
tan malos tiempos que no tuvo
tempo para divertirse como los
ninos de SUI edad. Trabajo en- dife.
renes puestos y r va un profesio-
nal del deporte a los Is amos, en- la
ruda Liga Negra blonde nadie DO
dia lastimarse, pues 81 uno no ju-
gaba no cobraba".
Por ESQ cuando Campy creci6 y
pudo llevar una vida mas o menos
comfortable a traves de SUI sueldo
con los Dodgers, no sentia rubor
de hacer cosas que no habia hecho
de nino.
Una vez compro un tren electri-
co para uno de sus hijos. A Roy lie
gusto mas que al nino. Y despues
de ESQ compro una serie complete
de trenes electricos y Sc distraia
con ellos horas y horas.
Cuando ell Long Island Railroad
retro su Ultima locomotora de va.
por hace un par de amos, ell presi-
dente de la empresa removio ell nu-
nero de la parte delantera de la
misma y Sc 10 envio a Roy con una
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11

Stengel manifesto que Mantle
sera sometido a muchas horas de
fielding cuando los Yankees CO.
miencen SUI entrenamiento prima-
veral en- St. Petersburg, Fla.
En- I'm resumen de 10 que hara
con SUI team y la Liga este ano,
Stengel ha dicho:
lei propuesto Gambia con los
Indios por ell pitcher Ray Mar
leski "no esta muerto, pero tam
POGO esta muy vivo". Los Indios
quieren al infielder Bobby Ri
chardson, de quien Stengel ha di-
chic: Eva mas lejos fiIdeando que
ningun otro camarero en- la Liga".
2-Elston Howard trabajara mu
cho tras ell plate, presumiblemen-
tie en- caso de que Yogi Berra no
pueda hacer I'm comeback de la
d%esastrosa campana del ano pasa-
do en- que solo bateo .251.
3-Los novatos Norm Siebern y
Deron johnson tienen la preferen-
cia entire los candidates al left
field.
4-El team en- general " 81
mismo): "Tenemos que rendir me.
Jor labor que. la que tuvimos en-
la pasada Serie Mundial. Tenemos
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
Ninguno de los so ~CuadranguIares de Babe
Ruth fue Conectado en- Forma Accidental

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 (United)
- Babe Ruth obtuvo tambien al,
| gunos breaks cuando estableci6 ST.
record de hace 80 amos de so home
runs en- una campana.
Ell dnico y sin par Bambino no
tuvo NADIA tan invitador como la
cerca de $50 pies que hay en- Ell
Los Angeles Coliseum pero reci-
bio la "asistencia" aqui y allf que
algunos de sus otros rivales no tu-
vieron 49, y nadie pudo decir nun
ca que Ruth conect6 un home run
de "chiripa" o "homerun chino.
Cast toda generation de slug
gers ha tenido d~iferentes blancos
pues los parques han alterado sus
dimensiones por n razon u otra
Y una de esas alteraciones han he
cho que ell record Olga Ruth so,
en- vez de Foxx 81.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11

Ramos, Arias (5) Olivia (5), Wer-
lie (8) y Noble; Robinson y Co.
hos.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Feb.
10 (UP) - Ell lanzador puertorri-
queno Juan Pizarro igualo I'm re-
cord de poncha6os y b~lanqueo a
Panama en- ell segundo desafio de
la decima Serie del Caribe disputa-
do en- esta capital. Puerto Rico ga
no por anotaci6n de ocho a Zero.
Pizarro, ell mas destacado SER
pentinero en- ell campeonato puer-
torriqueno, poncho a II contra
rios y solo permltio dos hits a los
panamenos, un doblete de Tony
Baltimore, en- ell tercer inning, y
un sencilio de Hector Lopez, en- ell
noveno.
En- Ell primer encuentro jugado
los cubanos Sc impusieron facil.
mente al club Valencia, represen'
tantes de Venezuela en- la Serie
gracias a una magnifica actua
cion en- ell m%onticulo de Mike For
nieles, que solo permitio siete hits
aislados a los venezolanos, Cuba
gano por diez a dos.
I'm jonron y TN triple de Ellie
Chacon produjeron las unicas dos
carr eras que anoto ell Valencia
Orestes Minoso y Jose Valdiviesc
encabezaron ell ataque de 10 hits dc
los cubanos con tres incogibles res
pectivamente.
En- ell desafio entire Puerto Rice
y Panama, Vic Power, Roberto Gle
mente, Pizarro y Valmy Thomas
fueron factor decisive en- la ofen
silva que produlo ocho anotacio
mes. Thomas disparo tres dobletes
Jerry Davies, de Panama, y Emf
lilo Cueche, de Venezuela, cargaror
con los derrotas. y Pizarro y For
nieles, de Puerto Rico y Cuba, Sc
apuntaron las primeras victorias
de la serie.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11

Puede que siga esa vida. Puede
que la siga aun mejor de 10 que la
habia planeado antes del acciden-
te automovilistico que 10 tiene ten
dido en- I'm hospital con ell cuello
fracturado. Pero con un par de bue
nos amos mas recibiendo para Los
Angeles Dodgers el hubiera podi-
do ~retirarse y disfrutar la vida CT
mo habia pensado.
Y esta es la clase de vida que
Campy siempre habia planeado:
"Primero quiero una casa en- los
suburbios y va la tengo" dijo ell re-
gordete Roy a principles del in
vierno. "Y siempre quise tener I'm
bote, y va 10 tengo. Guerra algun
negocio fuera del baseball, y tam
bien 10 temgo'.
"Lo unico que puedo esperar es
%conseguir algun puesto en- ell base
ball como coach o tai vez como
manager en- algdn lugar cuando va
no pueda jugar'.
TRENES Y PIECES
Ell respaldo de TODD SUI plan era
ell deseo de tener un buen hogar
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11

Como Sc observa los equipos representatives de Cuba han
obtenido cuatro gallardetes de los cuales tres han sdo en- caldad
de invctos. Y precisamente en- la Ultima Serie del Caribe efectuada
en- La Habana Ell equipo naconal que obtuvo Ell triunfo sera, 81 no
ocurre I'm milagro a Ultima instanca, ell mismo que nos estara re-
presentando en- estos momentos en- San Juan-iOh, a veces Ell perio-
dista tiene que ser profeta!-o sea los Tigres del Mariana.
Ell conjunto de Marianao tiene una formidable combination
que es conducida por Napoleon Reyes y cuenta con la inspiration
de la maxima figura del Beisbol Naciona1: don Orestes Mnoso. Y,
ademas, posee un formidable staff de lanzadores que encabezan
Mike Forniees y Bob Shaw, dos consumados big leaguers, a los
cuales podrian ser agregados como refuerzos-el Marianne 10 puede
hacer segun los estatutos de la Confederation del Carbe-dos lam
zadores natives de los mejores que brillan en- Ell pabellon: Pedro
Ramos, estrella de los Senadores del Washington, Y Vicente Amor
que desempena igual role en- los Cubans Sugars Kings.
De ocurrir Ell inesperado milagro, de perder los Tigres ell
torneo en- los dltimos dfs, entonces seran los Azules del Almendares
los que esten ipresentes en- Puerto Rico. Aunque, reiteroIo, que
este es cast impossible que ocurra, pero 10 mejor es prepararlo TODD
y recordar ell vulgar proverbio beisbolero de que ia pelota es redon-
da y vene en- GAIA cuadrada".
Los Azules tenen una formidable combination que los criticos
dieron como trunfadores en- los inicios de la campana. Figuras
como Edmundo Amoros, Rocky Nelson, Willy Miranda y Dick Bro
doskl han llevado ell peso del equfpo y pueden realzar una faena
similar en- este ClaIco del Caribe.
Cuba esta bien representada en- este Clasico del Caribe. iHabra
que contar con ellos a la bora de la lucha!
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
Firmo col, los PhiIIies NovatO
mas Destucudo eli, Liqu NucionuI

FILADELFIA (UP)- Los Phi
lies de Filadelfla anunciaron que
Jack Sanford, designado ell novato
mas destacado de la Liga Nacional
en- 1857, firmo SUI contrato para
1858.
Ei anuncio dice que Sc dio un
"aumento considerable" de salario
a Sanford.
$3.50
PITTSBURGH (UP)- Los Pi-
ratas de Pittsburgh dieron a como
Ger que ell infielder Gene Freese y
ell lanzador novato Jack Lamabe,
firmaron sus c~ontratos para la pro-
xima temporada.
Los piratas cuentan va con los
contrato de 81 jugadores, incluso
todos SUI infielders.
$50
KANSAS CITY (UP)- Ell Ian
zador derecho Duane Mas V Ell
outfielder Bob Cerv devolvieron
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
Carte|era Boxistica SemanaI

Mickey Crawford y Tex Gonzalez.
Ell primero es .favorito en- la proper
cion de dos a u1.o.
Otros cobates importantes de
la semana son los de Jimmy Mar
tinez VS. Germinal Ballarin, hoy
lunes en- Paris; Larry Boardman
VS. Pat Mccoy ell martes en- Miami
Wallace Bud Smith VS. AL Nevarez,
Ell martes, en- Juarez, Mexico; Mi
ckey Northrup VS. Paulie Armstead,
ell jueves, en- Los Angeles; frankie
Daniels VS. Monroe Ratliff, ell vier-
mes. en- San Diego, California;
Juan Venegas VS. Harvey Charles,
Ell sabado, en- Brooklyn; Charles
Humez VS. Italo Scortichini, ell
sabado, en- Milan; y Karl Guder
VS. Don Jordan, ell sabado en- Ho.
llywood.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Feb.
10 (UP)- Algunos dirigentes del
beisbol organizado ~venezolano
consideran que ell club Valencia,
campeon de la Liga de Venezuela,
tiene posibilidades de conquistar es
tie afo SUI primer campeonato de la
Serie del Caribe desde que Sc ini-
ciaron las completeness en- 1949.
Los dirigentes estiman que ell
equipo tiene in cuerpo de lanza-
dores poderoso, encabezado por
Ramon Monzant y Emilio Cueche,
de los Gigantes de San Francisco Y
los Reyes del Azdcar de la Liga
International respectivamente, v
que Sc ha reforzado con seis DIES.
tacados iugadores.
Entire cronistas de deportes v
aficionados, sin embargo, Sc cree
que ell Club Caguas, campeon de
la Liga Puertorriquena, es ell equi-
pc a veneer en- ia decima Serie del
Caribe.
Ell lanzador Juan Pizarro. del
Caguas, esta considerable como
uno de los factories principles en-
las aspiraciones de Puerto Rico de
ganar su quinta serie. Pizarro con-.
qulsto todos los honores en- el De.
partamento de ~lanzadores duran.
tie ell campeonato puertorriqueno.
Establecio I'm record de nueve
blanqueddas, fue primero en- iuegos
ganados (14) ec ponchados (186)
y logro I'm desafio de cero hits.
Puerto Rico y Cuba han ganado
cuatro Series del Caribe respecti-
vamente y Panama una. Venezue-
la es Ell dnico pals que todavia no
ha logrado conauistar un campeo.
nato.
Cuba esta r~epresentada Dor ell
club Marianao, ganador de la Sc
RE de 1857 disputada en- La Haba.
ma.
Ell club Carta Vieja, que en- 10.
81 gano la serie realizada en- esta
capital, representa- a Panama.
La opinion general que prevaIe-
ce, empero, es que la serie sera
una de las mas disputadas debido
al equilibrio de fuerzas que tie
men todos los equipos.