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Evening star., 1959-12-07
Phillips New President
Of United Givers Fund

Charles E. Phillips, president
Of the Equitable Life Insurance
Co., today was elected presi-
dent of the United Givers
Fund.
Mr.. Phillips, who also was
the 1859 campaign chairman.
told the UGF annual meeting
that the drive has raised
$500. 1877. which is 93.S per
cent Of the s7,133,000 goal.
This is the largest amount
ever raised In the National
Capital area In any campaign,
Mr.. Phillips said. He added
that gifts still are coming to
UGF headquarters daily. The
q m cunt reported today is
$6o,9l6 above the last report
figure.
Mr.. Phillips succeeds Garlic
ton D. Smith, who has been
president the past two years.
The following officers were
reelected today: Senior vice
president, John T. Barnett;
vice presidents, Morris Cafritz,
H. Holmes Vogel, John s. Hayes,
Roger Jones and Charming
Walker; secretary, John B
Duncan, and treasurer, Bruce
Baird.
81 Named to Board
The officers were elected to
one-year terms by the board OF
directors following the annual
meeting.
Fifty-one new members Of the
board were chosen at the an
nual meeting. One of these
William ]. O'Connor, is filling
a vacancy for a one-year term
to expire in December, 1860,
The other so board members
were elected for three years,
Their term will expire in De-
cember, 1862. The entire board
numbers $50.
The following were elected
for three-year terms;
Caesar L. Aiello, Edgar Bal
shaw, Joseph Baldwin, Donald
M. Bernard, Charles S. Belts
Raymond Blattenberger, David
c. Book. William Boon, Albert
c. Borghi, George B. Burrus
Barnum L. Cotton, Donald s
Dawson, Richard P. Dunn, H
Lynn Edwards.
Also, George @. Fleming
James C. Gildea, w. Herbert
Gill. Ralph L. Goldsmith, VIII
hams M. Griffin, William J.
Haggerty, Alvin W. Hall, Mrs
George B. Hartman, John s.
Hayes, Claude v. Hyson, DR.
E. F. Jackson, Coleman Jen-
nings, Roger w. Jones, Mrs
Walter H. Judd.
Also, Samuel H. Kaufman
David w. Kendall, Mrs. Milton
w. King, Mrs. Irwin Lavine,
Mrs. Charles H. Mason, John
j. Mclaughlin, Robert E. Nc
Laughlin, Kenneth H. Moore,
E. K. Morris, Richard A. Nor
ris, Thornton w. Owen, Pearl
c. Pace, Mrs. Persy Phillips,
William H. Pref, j. M. Robert
son, Jennings A. Snider, Cor
don M. Stewart, Philip M. Tai
bott, Eward Kemper Uhler, jr.,
Charming c. Walker. Walter
Evening star., 1959-12-07

Of the Chillum Heights drive
address.
Pfc. Clements said each sus-
pect was charged with holdup
and robbery. They were held
in default Of $40, 900 bond pend
ing a preliminary hearing in
Hyattsville police court.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Store Window Looters
Return and Finish Job

Vandals who failed in their
hrst attempt returned a second
time last night to smash a
District clothing store window
and steal its contents.
The incident was the seventh
time in a year the show window
Of Maxsi's Mems Shop at 1924
Fourteenth street NV. has
been shattered by thieves.
Mrs. Max Gotkin, co-owner
With her husband, said the
first Of two recent smashings
was early Sunday morning. At
Evening star., 1959-12-07

are normally open a half-day
on Saturdays will maintain
weekday hours Saturdays De-
cember IL and 10. The Main
Post ONCE at North Capitol
street and Massachusetts,
avenue will be open as usual
on a 24-hour basis for mailing
packages and buying stamps.
The National Airport station
will be open from 8 am. to
midnight December IA through
December %. The Benjamin
Franklin station at Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania
avenue N. w. will be open De-
cember II through December
% from 8 am. TO 9 pm, ex-
cept Sunday December Is and
Sunday December 20 when
hours will be from noon to 9
pm.
All Washington post offices
will be closed Christmas Day.
The Post ONCE Department
warned the last-minute crowd
that Christmas cards and par
GELS destined for the Far West
should be mailed by December
10. 1t said local mail should be
posted by December 16. Other
suggested headlines for mall
ing: Middle West and South,
December IL; New England,
December IL; West Virginia,
North Carolina Virginia and
Maryland, December 13.
Nearby States
Maryland and Virginia post
offices also go into special
hours this week.
Silver Springs main post Of
fice and its Blair. Wheaton and
Woodmoor stations will be
open 7:30 am. to 7 pm. De-
ceinber Z through December %;
7sS0 am. to z pm. Saturdays,
December IL and 10; noon to S
pm. Sundays, December I3
and 20.
Bladensburg post Office will
be open 8 am. to 8 pm, in
cluding Saturdays but not Sun
days, December 7 through De-
cember %. Sunday service
December 13 and 20 will be
from 10 am. to 8 pm. The
Bladensburg post Office will
maintain a branch for the holi-
days a. the Drug Fair, 54i6
Annapolis road in the Prince
Georges Shopping Center. The
station will be open December
II through December % from
8 am. to 8 pm, including
Saturdays but not Sundays.
Sunday service December l3
and 20 will be from 10 am. to
6 pm.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Boiler Trouble Sends
Fuirlund Pupils Home

Pupils at Fairland (Md)
Elementary School were dis
missed shortly after they ar
rived today because there was
no heat in the building.
School authorities said the
boiler was "waterbound."
Classes will resume tomorrow.
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Gov. Almond Praises
Alexandra S Hospital

Vrginas Gov. Almond praised Alexandria today during
ground breaking ceremonies for a new hospital
The Governor spoke at the 26acre site 50bed
pita at Seminary road and North Howard street. So million
construction bid awarded last month
The old hospital at Washington and Duke streets which
Evening star., 1959-12-07
Post Offices Brocinq
To Stem YuIe Tide

Washington post ofhces this week 60 special
schedule to handle the rising tide of Christmas mail
Washington Assistant Postmaster Gordon Bell predicted
Christmas mail would be at about half the peak volume
ing tomorrow He said the peak will be reached December 49,
All post Offices in the Washington Postal District which
Evening star., 1959-12-07

Arlington. He suffered frac-
lures Of both legs, a broken
left arm and a broken jaw.
Evening star., 1959-12-07

E. Washington, and A. e.
Weatherbee.
One Vacancy Remains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

FAIR LADY-JuIie An
drews, who erected the
title role in Broodwoy's
my Foir Lady" joins jock
Benny and Phil SiIvers in
their hour-Iono music and
comedy special. Saturday,
$50 pm. WToP-e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

MERRY FOR MAY-coroI Honey leeds roIlickine
donce along the waterfront and aboard old whoIino
ship at Mystic, Conn.,, in one of the hiohiohts of
America Pouses for the Merry Month of Moy" Mon
doy, p.m, WTOP-9.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-19

surprise for Mrs. Robert Beck
doldt.
On Tuesday the members met
at the home of Mrs. r. I. Hatch
1927 Gruenther, to prepare
Easter seals for mailing.
One of the projects of Alpha
Epsilon will be to assist in the
work of the Montgomery County
Society for Crippled Children
and Adults.
After the business meeting
Mrs. Melvin Houghton instructed
the groups in steps for dancing
the Cha Cha.
Beta Sigma Phi is an inter-
national non-academic sorority.
Mrs. Carl Bell, president of
Alpha Epsilon, announces that
any members in the Kensington,
Wheaton, Rockville or Bethesda
vicinity who have not affiliated
with a chapter in this area, and
wish to do so, may contact her
at 10. 5-l313 for further informa-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-19

were celebrating their 18th we'd
ding anniversary.
Mrs. Bob Auber and Mrs. Lou
Grossman will be feted with a
birthday dinner at Gusti's Satur-
day night, with the Val
Schneiders, John HE KIN n s,
CHEESEMAN'S and Aubers in attend
ance.
The Rockville Homemakers
will meet tonight at 8 pm. at
the home of Mrs. Gladys Os-
borne, 212 w. Montgomery ave.
Cohostess will be Mrs. Melba
Hancock. Choose to Live With
Courtesy" will be the topic.
Members of the newly or
ganized Alpha Epsilon chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi gathered for a
pot luck supper at the home of
Mrs. H. N. Eskildson, 1904
Turkey Branch pkwy, last
Wednesday.
A birthday cake and the sing.
ing of Happy Birthday" were a
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ton. Members in addition to
those mentioned above are the
Mesdames Hubert Dodson, Jo'
seph Davis, w. p. Gingras, r. L.
IIervin, David Segal, and r. w.
Sims.
Young Michael LaPOint, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andre f. LaPOint
of 843 Bowie rd., celebrated his
sixth birthday Saturday, with a
party which proved to he a lot of
fun for some of his neighbOrhOOd
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Guide, ST.,
are visiting their daughter and
son.in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Doonan, in Costa Rica. The
Guides left from New York by
boat two weeks ago, reaching
Costa RIGA via Panama. Before
returning to Rockville during the
end of February, they hope to
visit Acapulco, Mexico.
Art enthusiasts may see paint
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-19
Bates, who were ch osen prin-
cesses and their escorts.

Bates, who were ch os n prin-
cesses and their escorts.
Following the drawing of
names for the reigning court of
the evening, the kind and queen
and their attendants led the
grand march. Choosing the win
ners from a box holding names
Of the guests was done by Wood
row Stevenson, president of the
Hungerford ToWne Civic Asso-
citation. Special guests of the ball
were Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Able
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ecker.
One of the highlights of the
ball was a presentation of a
sketch for the Identification of
the Hungerford Towne en-.
frances, unveiled by Ed Mack,
chairman of the Identification
committee. A surprise climax of
the evening was a bottle of
champagne given to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Breese, chairman
Of the dance arrangements. who
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-19

ings of local artists at an exhibit
at the Color Center on E. Mont
gomery ave, conducted by Lois.
ellie Bernard, artist and teacher.
On exhibition are oil colors,
water colors and pastel work.
Coming up at the Civic Center
on March Is from AZ pm. is an
art exhibit sponsored by the
Rockville Art League in coopera.
ton with the Civic Center. Cul.
minating a contest being conduct
ed now for local artists, Mayor
Greene will unyeil the winning
painting to be sent to RockVille's
sister city, Pinneberg, Germany.
The presentation of awards to
the winning artists of the show
will be made by City Manager
Walter Scheiber Judging the
contest will be Alberto Duce,
artist, of the Spanish embassy in
Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-19
Rockville
Civic Group
Holds Dance
At Center
by KOko Wittenburg
Poplar 2.3828

Hungerford Towne residents
reminisced college and high
school days Saturday night as
they crowned Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Nevins of Brice rd. as king and
queen of the Sweetheart Ball.
Also given royal titles at the
Valentine dance were Mr.. and
Mrs. John D. McElroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mel Houghton, and Mrs.
Jane Wolford and Col. Frank
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-19
AgrOnOmy Meeting

An agronomy meeting spon.
sored by the University of Mary.
land extension service will be
held Wednesday starting at 1
pm. in the Vocational Agricul-
fural Room of Damascus High
School.
Scheduled for discussion are:
~How the Stages of Cutting
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S ENTIN |. c cOTTTp, MD,
RA-Thursday, February I9. 1859

Alfalfa Affect the Feedin &
Value; Crop Removal of
Various Food Nutrients and the
Most Economical Way of Replac.
ing These Nutrients" and Seed
Placement, Alfalfa Fertilizers
and Soil Testing"
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27
en-
5 IneogibIes a
Cienfueguero
Almsndores Perdi6 con 81 Habona. Mvy
Renida Pressnfase la Jvsta Professional cvbono

LA HABANA, Enc. rs. CUPID
- Ell Almendares vencio al Ma.
rianao por una carrera a cero
en- Ell primer juego de un dou.
bleheader y en- Ell segundo al
Habana tambien por una care.
"a a cero.
La anotacion por entradas:
(PRIMER JUEGo)
Marianao 900 900 900 o4O
Almendares 600 010 COX III
Shaw SD, Olivia (s) y Friol.
Peha (14-4) y Brown. HR:
Brown.
(SEGUNDO JUEGO)
Habana. 900 900 600 0 6 Q
Almendares 010 600 O0x. / 6
Buzhardt (9-8), Churn 90 y
Dalrymple. Cuellar (5-5) Q IL.
quierdo.
Ell DOMINGO
LA HABANA, Enc. rs. (UPI)
FL Almendares, aunque per
dio con ell Habana por cinco 3
euatro, Sc aseguro por 10 me.
nos un empate en- ell Campeo.
nato Cubano de Beisbol porque
81 perseguidor mas Immediate,
eli Marianao, tambien cayo venci.
do ante Ell Cienfuegos por once
= una.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27

Luz Marina Zuluaga, Miss Uni
verso, preside las celebracio.
nes que tendran puntos sobre-
salientos con la primera de una
serie de cinco corridas.
En- la de hoy Pope Caceres
y Diego Puerto lidiaran cuatro
toros de la gansderia espafola
de Santacoloma. Ell rejoneador
Josechu Perez de Mendoza fl
gura tambien en- ell cartel.
En- la election de la senorita
continental del Cafe participant
Ana Cecilia Qdiroz, de Costa
RIGA; Denise Guimaraes, del Bra
sii; Ana Cecilia Ripaldi, del
Ecuador; Ana Arzu, de Guate-
mala; Norma Rivas Garcia, de
Honduras; Maria de Lourdes
Balladares de Nicaragua, Ana
Elena Boyd de Panama; Veto
ria Galcia LARGO de PERU; Ane-
tie Antomattei, de Puerto Ri
co; Cristina Emilia Alvarez de
Santo Domingo, y Aida Elena
Mendoza. de Ell Salvador. En-
Msnizales Sc escogera a la Sc
norita Colombia Cafe para que
intervenga en- Ell concurso.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27
Oriental Con
Siete Punfos
de Ventaja
Aldo Solvent, Lider
~Jonronero con 10


MANAGUA, enero IS. CUPID
-Col rscimos de cuatro carre
ras en- ell octave Y noveno episo.
dos, Ell Leon derroto al Boer
por once carreras a oeho, con IL
que ell Oriental yolvi6 al primer
lugar de la Liga, con siete pun.
tos de ventaja.
Aldo Salvent conect6 sus no.
ME RUS nImero 10 y 10, para
colocarse como ell puntero de ese
departamento. Ell margen de Ia
victoria 10 di6 un home run de
Duncan Campbell con dos en-
base.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
Leon 600 1902 044 H.
Boer 321 ITO 900 g.
M%ontejo, Segui ~ Vega az
Al. Lopez (8) y Byron) Kra.
lick k W. Hookekr Coy. S (9)
y. Bisup. G: Lopez. P; Strier
HR: Salvent 2, Campbell, Han.
sen, Botos, Command.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27

M~ANIZALES, enero 25.-(U.
P,I.)-Con lleno complete y ex-
traordinaria reventa icallejera
de boletos, Sc efectuo la pri-
mera corrida de la Feria con
gsnado espanol de Santacolo-
ma-Buendia que no satisfizo y
no permitio que Sc lucieran los
torer0s. +.
FL triunfador fue ell reionea-
dor Perez de Mendoza, que cor
to oreia en- ell primero v dos en-
Ell segundo, destacandose como
habil caballista.
FL eolombiano Pope Caceres
fue ovacionado en- ell primero.
En- Ell segundo Sc lucio con gran
faena de capa y muleta. Pin
cho por 10 que perdi6 la oreja.
Ell debutante espanol Diego
Puerta oyo palmas en- Ell prime
ro, toro dificil. En- Ell segundo
instrumental, ordinaria faena
con passes de todas las marcas
para estocada Y tres descabe-
Hos con peticion de oreja.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27
JAI-ALAI
Seleeeiones De Epiianlo

-Ceberio : Domingo, Pa.
bio : Mendive, Francisco MI
guerra IL.
2-Ubeda : Quintana, Ce-
berio Muguerza II, Pablo
Andoai.
3-Pablo : Ibar, Salsamen-
di.
4--Urcola, Solana, Francis
co.
5-SOLOZABAL : LARA
NAGA, Isidoro Churruca,
Garcia : Arakistain
6-Pablo. Andoni, Ibar.
Il Solana : L~arrsiaga {.
Guara Guarita, Solozabal /.
Chufruca.
8-Pist6n l, Guara, Aspiri.
9-Guarita, Orbea, Solo
zabal.
10-Solana : Mendive, Gre
gorio : Azpiri, Carlos : Quip.
tana.
1l-Orbea : Mendive, So
lozabal . Guarita, Eeheverria.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27
cORRIDAs EN- VENEZUELA

quierdo cuando intent6 matar
sin muleta sustituyendola por
panuelo, pero Sc resisti6 a in
gresar en- la enfermeria hasta
despachar al ultimo de la tarde,
en- ell que realize faena temera-
ria. En- su primero hizo un mu-
leteo vsliente con desplantes.
arrodillado y de espaldas. Ma
to de dos estocadas y descabe-
Ito.
SANTIAGO, enero 25.-(U,
P.I.).-El equipo de basketball
de Chile perdi6 con Ell de Bull
gsria aver noche por rs a II.
FL primer tempo termin6 81
a 80, en- favor de Bulgaria.
Fue ell segundo partido de Ia
noche del Tercer Campeonato
Mundial de Basketball ANA
teur.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27
RE0BIER0N tONTRAT0S
Los ORIOLES

BALTIMORE, enero 25.-(U.
P.I.)-Los Orioles de Baltimore
auunciaron hoy haber recibido
los contracts firmados de los
lanzadores Ron Moeller y Jack
Fish, asi como del outfielder
Dave Nicholson.
Ninguno de esos jugadores
ha liegado aun a los 81 amos
oe edad, y todoS deberan pre-
sentsrse al campo de. entrena-
miento Que Sc abrira en- Miami
ell is de febrero, una semana
antes de la temnorada regular
de entrenamiento.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27

Los Delegates britanicos re.
solvieron finalmente a regana-
dientes aceptar. la decision. A
partir de enero de 1861, los CO.
ches de carrera de la formula
una Sc limitaran a una capaci-
dad de 1900 &C, conforme a 10
va anunciado, reitero la Asocia-
cion. Los dirigentes de la en-
tidad r~esolvieron la limitaci6n
varios meses atras en- I'm esfuer-
70 pUr disminuir Ell numero de
academies.
"Lo que estamos tratando de
hacer -explico la United Press
international ell delegado nor
teamericano Edward Sparrow
IS simplificar y unificar las ca
rreras de AUTOMOBILES de suer-
te que todos comprendan las
reglas y reglamentos. Llevara
tempo, pero sabemos que es-
ia es una decision que habia
que tomar 81 las earreras de
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27

En- Ell primer juego ell lama.
dor Camilo Pascual esparcio Gin
co incogibles para conducir al
Cienfuegos a la victoria. John
Goryl impulse cuatro vueltas
con tres hits, incluso I'm do.
blete de dos carreras.
En- Ell segundo desafio Mario
Valdespinos, bateando de emer-
genie, jonroneo con uno en- base
en- la septima entrada para ell
Habana.
Almendares tiene ahora nueve
Juegos de ventaja, faltandole
diez desafios para terminar la
temporada. AL Marianao solo lie
quedan ocho encuentros.
La anotacion por entradas:
Cienfuegos DOL 314 O20 IL II 3
Marianao !. 900 DOL 900 l 50
Pascual (9-D y Azcue, Sua-
rez (9); Cicotte, Avon "a,
Arias (6), Maroto (7), y Lau,
Alvarez (6). Perdio<Cicotte
t13-6. HR-Beequer (2).
Almendares 010 030 900 472
Habana 200 003 COX 6
Lasorda, Rodriguez (7) y
Brown; Amor, Gutierrez (5),
Castellanos (7), Churn (8) y
Dalrymple. Gan6 Castellanos
C1-0). Perdio Rodriguez (2.1).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (1).
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27

CARACAS, enero 25.--(UPD
Primers corrida de la tenn
porsda economical, con toros
de Guayabita
Danssco Gomez fue ovacio-
nado en- ambos. Mato al prime.
no de media estocada y desca-
bello y Ell segundo de media es-
tocada. ovaciones vuelta al rue
do y saludos.
Juan Bienvenido fue pitado
eh el primero por deslucida la
Dor con Ell capote. Faena des-
ronfiads para desacertadisimo
estoque. En- Ell quinto,. bravo y
noble no mejor6 su actuaci6n
con Ia capa. Mat6 con Ia pri-
mere estocada, (vuelta al rue
d0,)
Strbulo Aluaje, de venezue-
Ia, rssulto herido On 81 nusol il
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27
Barcelona Sigue Como Llder
en- ell Torneo Espano! de Futbo|
Reel Madrid Tiene Once Parfidos por DeIante.-
cotalones y MadriIenos Luehan por Ia vietoria

MADRID, enero 25.-(UPI)
Barcelona mantuvo su posi-
cion de vanguardia en- ell Tor
neo de Primera Division de la
Liga Espahola de Futbol ven.
ciendo por cuatro a cero a su
infortunado visitante Sevilla.
La victoria permitio a los
catalanes conservar ell punto de
vent1Ja que hace pocas semanas
sacaron sorpresis amente al eter
no canpeon Real Madrid, que
a su vez venci6 a Osasuna por
dos a uno en- su.campo de Pam
plona.
Cumpliendo 10 fechas del tor
neo, Barcelona tiene 80 puntos,
contra 81 de Real Madrid.
Una derrota sufrida hoy por
Ell tercero en- discordia, Atle-
tico de Bilbao parece haber
converfd0 defln,tlvamente al
torneo en- una dramatica carre-
ra entr. los catalanes y los ma
drilenos.
En- su partldo, Barcelona To-
gro iacilmente tres COLES en- ell
primer tempo y luego jugando
con callna, Sc content6 con So
10 uno mas Ell segundo.
En- Pamplona Real Madrid
abri6 la cuenta al minute de
juego cuando ell maestro" AL
fredo di Stefano vencio la va
liza local aprovechando Ell pri-
mer corner del partido.
Ell segundo gol fue marcado
por Ell hungaro Ferenc Puskas
POGO antes de terminar ell pc
riodo inicial.
Real Madrid eampeon de Es-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27
H0N0RES De PUERTO RICO
EN- Los otTAyOs JUEGos

En- los completeness
posodos de los oetcvos
Juesos Centroomericonos
y del Coribe, Puerto Rico
son6 los sisuientes homo
res:
~Subeompeon en- boIon-
eesto masculine.
ComPeones en- AtIetis-
mo masculine Baseball.
Tercer Puesto en- Volt
Dol. Sesundo en- DobIes
Mixtos Masculine y Feme-
nino de Tennis.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27
CON REBAJA. Y SE
SIENTE kUY FELII

MILWAUKEE,, enero "a. (U.
P%.I.)-Eddie Mathews, tercera
base de los Braves de Milwau-
kee, firmo hoy su contrato para
la temporada de 1859, en- Ell
cual Sc lie d%isminuyo Ell salario
que pcTcibira.
Me siento satisfecho. Cuando
uno tiene una temporada como
La que tuve Ell aho pasado, hay
que ptepararse para una reduc-
eion", dijo Mathews, solo alcan-
20 un promedio de .254 en- 1858.
decline, sin embargo, revelar a
cuanto Sc eleva la disminucion
de Salario.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27
REsULTADo DEL sABADO
FIRMAR0N 5 sENADORES

WASHINGTON, enero "a (U.
P.I.)-Los Senadores de Wa.
shinston recibieron hoy los con.
tratos firmados de otros cinco
lugadores para la proxima tenn.
porada. Son ahora 10 los iuga.
dores que han llegado a un
acuerdo con ell equipo.
Los contracts recibidos hoy
sen los del segunda base Herb
PlewS, les receptores Steve Hor-
chek y ]. w. Porter, ell primera
base cubano, Julio Becquer, y el
sh0rtstop Ron Sanford.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27
FLAMENCO DERR0TO A
UMVERQTAUIOS Z

LIMA, PERI, enero IS.
(UPD-FIomenso de Rio
de Joneiro, Veneio a Uni
versitorios de Deportes de
Limo, pOr dos O Zero oil
finoIizor ell primer tiem-
po de su eneuentro por ell
Torneo HexasoneI de F1t-
Dol.
Los COLES fueron enotG-
dos por copolilIo, a los rs
minutes con un shot cru
zodo, compIetondo un
ovonee de Moocyr b.
bo, y por Dido a los 81,
despues de reeibir puse de
Moeeyr.
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SYpendidO en- ell Octave por
Lamar BoteIIas los Fandticos
casUas Venei6 al San JUan 4 por !. Oliver
" Power, ~Jonroneoron- Ofros DetaIIes

SAN jan Puerto Rico, enc.
70 26. CUPID. = FL Mayagiez
perdio su juego de hoy con ell
Santurce en- las semifinales de
la Liga Puertorriquena de Bets.
BOZ debido a un tumulto pro,
vocado por sus fanaticos que
arrojaron botellaS al campo.
$ Los umpires suspendieron 81
desafio en- la octava entrada
dando Ell triunfo al Santurce.
En- otro juego, Ell Caguas ven,
clio al San Juan cuatro a una:
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automobiles habian de sobre-
vivir como deporte."
La Association deliber6 ell
dia entero antes de llegar a la,
decision confirmatoria del die
tamen de octubre ultimo. Apar-
te de los delegados de Estados
Unidos, de Gran Bretana Dean
Delanlont y de Italia Condo Luz
rsini Crusti, participaron los de
Saiza Maurice Baumartner; de
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pana y Europa tiene ahora on
ce partidos por delante para
dar alcance a Barcelona. Su po-
sicion es mejor, va que los ca
talanes tendran que jugar la
mayoria de sus partidos mas d.
ficiles oe la segunda rueda en-
csmpos ajenos.
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Alemania, Max Won Undt Zu
Zandizell; y de Francia, Simon
Peyromhoff.
A lulcio de los observadores
la decision de las autoridades
automovilisticas norteamerica-
mas de limftar Ell tamano de los
motores en- las 500 millas de
indianapolis fue ell factor ma
yor en- la attenuation de la opo-
sicion britannica e italiana.
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San Juan ,01O 600 900 153
Caguas 100 002 I0x $50
Rippermeyer, Gilman (8), To.
res 90 y Montalvo; Murff y Re-
veirs. Perdio Rippermeyer. HR
oliver (San juan, Powers
(Caguas).
RESULTADO DEL sABADO
SAN JUAN, Enc. 26. (UPD-.
San Juan gano a Caguas por
una carrera a cero anoche.
Caguas 900 600 900 % s
San Juan 900 900 DOL 133
Juan Pizarro y Fran Rivera;
Luis Arroyo y Jose Montalvo.
FL juego entire Santurce Y Ma.
yaguez fue suspendido por llu.
via.