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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-27
METHODIST LAYMEN'S RALLY
PLANNED FOR HEREFORD

DIR. James w. Sells, Executive
Secretary, Southeastern Jurisdic-
eional. Atlanta, Ga. will be the fea-
t,,~ad speaker at the annual Eliz-
aboth City District Laymen's Rally,
Mach 6, in the Perquimans Coun-
ty r-'gh School. This years rally
will begin with supper, to be
serv,d in the school cafeteria from
5 un''l Z pm. The platform hour
will follow at 7:30 pm. in the
high school auditorium.
Fr~a w. Ritter of Ahoskie, dis
trict ! " leader, is in charge of ar
rangc-0ents for the rally planned
for al laymen and their pastors in
the Elizabeth City District to en-
courage the work of the men in
the local churches. Serving with
Ritter as ASSOCIATE lay leaders are
Curtis v. Powell Corapeake; c.
S. Meekins, Mant"~' A. M. Spar
row, Belhaven; Ge"ald D. James,
Edenton; j. H. Singleton, Washing
ton.
Bishop Paul N. CARRIER, resident
bishop of the Rich 'ond area will
be present and cor '"ct the conse-
Grafton service of he lay sueak-
ers participating in the "No Silent
Pulpit" program.
]. Nelson Gibson IF Gibson, con-
ference lay leader, will present the
speakers of the eve ing.
Rev. C. FreemNn Heath, dis
trict superintendent. reports there
are 81 charges a~1 SO churches
within the bound"''ies of the dis
trict and each church is planning
to send good representative.
Rev. James A. Amman is pastor
Of the host church and D. Talmage
Rose, Jr., lay leader.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-27
NORFOLK SINGERS PUT ON
EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENT

The William and Mary Opera
Workshop group of Norfolk, Va,
appeared in concert Monday night
in the Manteo high school. The
program was highly enjoyable, but
was attended by a pitifully small
audience. Other attractions in town
seemed to outweigh the artistic
and cultural aspects of this fine
performance. However, whose who
lid attend gave a warm response
to the. singers, who expressed a
desire to make a return engage
ment at some future date.
The evenings entertainment con-
sisted of three arias from Verdi's
LA Traviata," sung by Athena
Bassil, soprano; Henry ,Bernick,
tenor; and Robert Randolph, bari
tone. This was followed by two
songs from new light American
opera "Pepito's Golden Flower"
sung by Betty Shifferly. Two So
los followed. They were "A Heart
That's Free" sung by Athena
Bassil and "Poor Pierrot" by Je-
rome Kern, suing by Betty Shiffer-
ly. For the final group Dorothy
Linzey and Robert Randolph sang
"If / Loved You" from "Carousel"
and the ensemble sang "You'll
Never Walk Alone" also from
"Carousel."
Director Harold Hawn explained
the background and settings of
these numbers. Accompanies were
Dorothy Linzey and John Halvor-
sen.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-27
EARL BAGGS ENJOYS A
RISE WITH HI-WAY DEPT.

RALEIGH-Earl H. Baggs of
Ahosloie on Jan. 1, was named new
Assistant Division Engineer in the
First Highway Division, replacing
J. J. Gilbert.
Mr.. Baggs, was born in Camilla,
Georgia. He attended Hillsborough
High School in Tampa, Fla, was
elected to membership in the Ma
tional Honor Society. From 1912 to
1913 he studied engineering and
surveying while at the Marine
Corps School at Camp LeJeune. In
following his work, the Baggs fam
lily lived for long periods on Hat
teras Island and in Manteo.
Before coming to work with the
Highway Commission in 1947,
Baggs worked with the Florida
State Road Department. During
his tenure in service, he was Chief
Surveyor for the goth Marines.
Baggs began work with the
North Carolina State Highway
Commission in April of 1947 as an
instrument man in Division One.
In August. 1947 he became Junior
Resident Engineer, and in October
of 1913 he was promoted to Sen
Tor Resident Engineer. Until his
promotion to Assistant Division
Engineer, Baggs served as High
way Engineer w in Division One.
Mr.. Baggs was on the job when
the Hatteras Island road was built
and when Croatan Sound was
bridged.
On November Is, 1886 in Tampa,
Florida, Baggs married the former
Sarah Kathryn Mcleod. They have
an 18-year old ward, James H. Nc
Leod, they make their home at SO2
w. Main Steet in Ahoskie, and hold
membership in the Missionary Bap-
fist Church there, where Baggs
serves as a Deacon.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-27
FORMER MANTEO MINISTER
WRITES FOR UPPER ROOM

Eleven million people on April
% may read the upper Room"
publication of the Methodist
Church which will contain medi-
tation written by Rev. d. W. Charl-
ton, formerly pastor of the Manteo
Methodist Church and now of En-
field, N. c. The Upper Room, a de-
votional Guide under the editor
ship of DR.. ]. Manning Potts, who
is a close relative of Mrs. Raymond
Wescott of Manteo has world cir
culation of more than three million
copies. 1t is published in q editions
including 80 languages, Braille and
talking book.
Mr.. Charlton based his medita-
ton on / Corinthians 1911 "When
I was child, spoke like child,
I thought like a child, I reasoned
like a child; when l became man,
l gave up childish ways" He says
in part: "When others act crudely
and selfishly against us, many of
us strike back with a kind of child
ish spirit behind our actions. We
would be happier and human rela-
tions would be better if we could
grow up spiritually-be slow to
wrath, and return good for evil"
The meditation is concluded with a
prayer and a thought for the day.
Because of the wide. leadership
and popularity of The Upper
Room, it is considered a high hon
OF to have meditation selected
and published in the worlds most
widely used devotional guide. DR..
Potts, the editor, points out that
each meditation appears not only
in English but each Of some 30
other language editions.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-27
SPORTSFISHERMEN GETTING
RESULTS OFF HATTERAS

HATTERAS-William Harding
and party of Norfolk trolling in the
Gulf Stream off Cape Hatteras on
the week end boated IL small blue
fin tuna and two false albacore.
They were enjoying winter fishing
which has been introduced here for
the first time this year. In Janu-
airy the first catch of tuna was
made and since that time scores OF
the baby bluefins, oceanic bonita,
blackfins and false albacore have
been boated. One group raised
three mako to bait but failed to
land same. In the meantime,
channel bass are beginning to show
in Hatteras waters with four being
caught in nets during the past
week. Favorable weather should
make channel bass available to
anglers during late March.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-27
WHOPPING BASS
CAUGHT IN NETS
ON HATTERAS Id.
Roekfish Running Up to 70 TO 80
Pounds Net Boat Grew
$1,000 in A Day

AVON-Giant stripers, the larg-
est "a FOUNDER were landed from
the surf between this Outer Banks
community and Buxton on Monday.
They were caught in haul nets by
a crew of Hatteras village CONNER
cial fishermen who call the species
crock" There was one report of an
82-pounder up the beach.
"In all, they caught 227 of the
big fish and their total weight was
5000 pounds" said Lee Robinson,
a Hatteras merchant who gave a
report on the catch. "The average
weight per fish was more than 40
pounds EACH"
The crew sharing in the catch
included: Bin Foster, Roy Gray,
Dennis Robinson, Oliver O'Neal
and Eph ONeal. They sold their
catch to Dan Oden & Sons, Halter
as fish buyers, and received 10
cents per pound for their fish or a
total of almost $1,000 for the days
work on Monday.
The catch came as surprise to
many commercial fishermen who
last week were expressing the opin-
ion that the big striped bass which
have been plentiful in the surf this
winter had migrated to other wa
ters. Some commercial fishermen
believe it will not be long before
striped bass will be classed as
game fish and not allowed to be
caught in nets on a commercial
scale.
Several anglers have tried to
catch the big fish with rod and reel
during the current winter but with
out success. The species just don't
seem to be interested in any bait
or lure cast in their direction.
Next week on March Z, Hal Lyman,
publisher of Salt Water Sportsman
Magazine is expected at Cape Hat
teras to pit his striped bass fishing
skill against the species. In the
meantime, local folks are saying
that the IA FOUNDER, largest of the
lot taken on Monday may be the
biggest striped bass taken any
where in recent years even
though it was taken in the net of
a commercial fishermen.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-27
HEART SUNDAY is
TO BE ON MARCH |
IN DARE COUNTY
Drive Headed BY Mrs. Gordon
Kellogg; Community Chair
men Appointed

Heart Sunday, March /, will see
the 1869 Heart Fund campaign get
underway in Dare County. Funds
raised in this drive will be used
primarily for research to conquer
the Number One killer in the ma
ton, the state and the county.
Statistics for 1857 show that 57.2
per cent of all deaths in Dare
County-36 out of a total of 61-
were from heart and blood vessel
diseases.
The N. C. Heart Association and
the American Heart Association
at the medical research centers in
North Carolina, these being at
last year spent more than $143, 900
Duke, UNC and Bowman Gray.
Mrs. Gordon Kellogg, of Manteo,
is county chairman and Woody
Fearing of Manteo is treasurer.
Community chairmen are as fol-
lows: Manteo, Mrs. Gus Etheridge;
Wanchese. Mrs. Marge Gallop and
Mrs. Chesley Midget, ST.; Avon,
Fred Gray; Rodanthe, Miss Mildred
Midget; Salvo, Mrs. Melvina
Whidbee; Waves, Mrs. Matte Mid
gett; Buxton, Mrs. John Williams;
Frisco, Mrs. Maggie Austin; Hat
teras, Mrs. Scottie Gibson; Manns
Harbor, Mrs. Guy Mann; Stumpy
Point, Rev. G. M. Kelley; Mays
Head, south to Oregon Inlet,
George Croker; Kill Devil Hills,
Kitty Hawk and north to Curri-
tuck Bridge, Mrs. Robert Young;
Manteo Colored. Miss Matte Sim
mons, Miss Earline Simmons, Mrs.
Agatha Gray and Mrs. Quimilla
Scarborough.
If anyone wishes to make a do
nation direct, this can be done by
mailing to treasurer Woody Fear
ing in Manteo.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-27
FERRY BOAT ASHORE
RULED OUT THE GAME
Disappointment Prevailed Saturday As
Students Remain Atop Sand Bar
in Oregon Inlet

Some disappointment prevailed
Saturday when a group of stu
dents bound from Manteo for Cape
Hatteras for a basketball game,
spent several hours on the strand
ed ferry boat Herbert C. Bonner
at Oregon Inlet. Finally, about
noon the boat got free and return
ed to the dock on the northside, it
being too late to hope to go to
Buxton. Due to the low tides, the
boats can now operate only on
high water.
The party consisted of eighth
graders and cheer leaders. A part
of the group had already gone
across on an earlier boat and
they made the trip down the
beach. This number included Mrs.
Ina Long, Claudia Long, Sarah
Tillett, Bonnie, Anne and LaVerne
Davis; Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood
Mayo, Paul Mayo, Eddie Hooper,
Allen Old and Bonnie O'Neal.
But the larger part of the group,
who were obliged to return, were
Clarence Butler, Mrs. Merle Meek
ms, Patsy Meekins, Milly Burrus,
LOWE Lee and Betty Dee Ward,
Martha Bonner, Roy King, Eliza
beth Earle Diane Saunders, juan
tia Midget, Susan Basnight, Mary
Chrales White, Susan Washburn,
Linda King, Mrs. Nancy Beals, Jan
Oneto Charles Evans, Robert Mid
gett and Dan Leary.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-27
CORONER'S HEARING ENDS
in HUNG JURY AND PUBLIC
STILL UP IN THE AIR

Dare County Courthouse Filled With Interested
Spectators Monday Night Curious About Cir
cumstances Of Death of Mrs. Grace Ward;
Puzzle Number One: Who Wiped Finger Prints
Off Gun From Which Three Shots Entered De-
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-27

On Jan. 25, 1859, at Fort Meyer
Virginia, Herbert M. Collins, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Collins of
Manteo, as a. member of Coast
Guard Headquarters Pistol Team,
won the following awards in the
Virginia State .22-caliber Pistol
Match: list place Sharpshooter
Slow Fire, LIST place Sharpshooter
National Match Course and LIST
place Sharpshooter Aggregate.
Collins, then a Chief Boatswain's
ate proceeded to Norfolk,
Virginia as the sole Coast
Guardsman competing in the
Fifth Naval District Gallery
Pistol Match. There he won 1st
place in .22-caliber National Match
Course, LIST place in .45-caliber
Timed Fire Match, End place in
.22-caliber Rapid Fire and End
place in .45-caliber Rapid Fire.
On February 1 Collins, who is
Officer-in- Charge of the Tug at
the U. S. Coast Guard Yard in
Curtis Bay, Maryland, was promot-
ed to Warrant Officer (Boatswain,
WIZ. Captain v. E. Day, COM
manding officer of the Yard, adj
ministered the oath of office on
February 2. He has been in the
Coast Guard since February, 1889,
and makes his home in Washing
ton, D. C. He has seen duty in
Alaskan and Hawaiian waters, and
is the holder of the National De-
Tense Service Medal, American
Area Campaign Medal, Small Arms
Medal and Coast Guard Good Con.
duct Medal.
He is now pending transfer tc
the Coast Guard cutter Tamaroa
home port of which is Staten Is.
land. New York, which he will joir
in March.
U. S. Coast Guard Official Photo
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-27
DARE COUNTY SCHOOLS
JAN. ATTENDANCE LIP
Over 80 Per Cent Attend Roanoke Is
land Schools. Including II Negro
Students; Hatteras Attendance 33l

Examination of school attend
ance records in Dare County for
the month of January reveals 1912
children averaged getting the ben
efits of education in the five
schools of the county. One would
think in a county with more than
5000 inhabitants there would be
more than 1912 children in
school, enjoying the advantages of
an investment IF three quarters of
a million in buildings, and annual
operating costs of some $3.50 per
year per pupil.
About two fifths of the pupils
attend the new, modern school on
Hatteras Island. The January at
tendance at this combined high
and elementary school was 331.
The Kitty Hawk elementary
school, which includes Colington
Island, Kill Devil Hills area, and
Duck as we'll as Kitty Hawk had
an attendance of only 122. High
school pupils from this area, about
43 in number, attend school in
Manteo.
The Wanchese elementary school
had an attendance of 116. High
school pupils of this community
also attend Manteo school. All the
pupils living west of Croatan
Sound, and those in the Mays
Head area, also attend the Manteo
schools which had a total attend
ance of ST.. The Roanoke Union
colored high school near Manteo
had an attendance of Y.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-27
AN IMPORTANT MEETING
FOR OYSTERkhEN MONDAY

An important meeting for oys-
termen is to be held Monday.
March 2 at 8 pm. in the Hyde
County courthouse at Swan Quar-
ter. This meeting will have to do
with the oyster planting program
now being undertaken in North
Carolina waters. Supervisor Hop
kins of the State Department OF
Conservation and Development Wis
tied Hyde and Dare on Monday OF
this week to discuss plans for this
program.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-27

THOS. E. SPENCER, Engelhard
man who moved up in the news
paper world after getting his start
on the Hyde County Herald, and
is now on the editorial staff of
the Washington Daily News has
recently received an unusual hon
or, having been named top editor
of farm news in the state. He
headed list of six N. C. Farm
editors receiving distinguished
service awards for farm reporting
in 1858 at the Farm Press, Ra-
dio and Television Institute held
in Raleigh last week. Mr.. Spen-
GERS recognition is well-eaned
and is received with delight by
his many friends in the area. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Spencer of Engelhard.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-02-27
CURRITUCK BRIDGE SPAN
TO COST $343,492.95

Low bidder this week for the
new draw-span on the Currituck
Sound Bridge, which span is actu-
ally situated in Dare County is the
McMeekin Construction Co. Of Che
raw, S. C. The sum bid was
$343, 492.95. The new span will be
wider than the present span built
80 years ago. Since then the bridge
has been completely rebuilt on q
wider basis.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-14
COOPER
DERROTO
A LONDON

LoNDRES enero 10. CUPID
- Henry Cooper conquist6 los
campeonatos de peso pesado del
Imperio Britannica y de Gran
Bretana al veneer anoche por
puntos . Brian London, en- una
pelea a Is rounds que Sc carac-
teriZo por la violencia de las
scciones y las heridas que sufrie-
ron ambos rivales.
Cooper peso 1878 kilos (192
y media libras) y London $40
kilos (209 I'm cudrto libras).
London, favorito en- la pro-
porcion de cinco a dos por SUI
mayor pegada, derribo a su adj
~versario en- ell quinto round al
sorprenderlo NAL parade, pero
Coorer Sc levanto antes de que
e. referee iniciara la cuenta.
Cooper hizc prevalecer SUI me
ior tecnica en- cast TODD ell com.
bate y domino bien a London.
Su victoria probablemente sig
nifique a Cooper una pelea por
ei tituio con ell campeon mum
dial Floyd Patterson.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-14
FALLECIO e.
VETERANO
MICHAEL SCOTT

L0NDRES, enero 13 (UPD
Ell honorable Michaea Scott,
que fue campeon amateur de
golf de Gran Bretana y juga-
dor de la Copa Walker, falle-
clio anoche repentinamente, a
la edad de 81 amos, en- su resi-.
dencia de Gore, de las islas del
Canal de la Mancha.
FL primer triunfo de Scott
ocurrio en- 1904, ano en- que ga
no ell campeonato alberto de
Golf de Australia. Tres amos
despues gan6 ell campeonato
amateur de dicho pals.
En- 1924, como miembro del
equipo britanico de la Copa
Walker, Scott dio Ell triunfo a
Gran Bretana en- los matches
cuadruples e indiyiduales.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-14
LUcho Contra
Ell MonopoIio
en- eli Boxeo

LoNDRES, enero Is CUPI)-
Ell Presidente del international
Boxing Club Truman Gibson,
dijo hoy que "desde luego" ell
IBC cumplira la decision del
tribunal supreme de deshacer SUI
m%onopoiio de las grandes peleas
de boxeo.
Gibson, residente en- Chicago,
dijo: mo tengo la menor idea
sobre que Significant la deci-
sion paar ell boxeo o para Ell lib.
c. Acabo de hablar con mi Off
Gina v los abogados aun no han
tenido oportunidad de estudiar
la decision"
Sin embargo, ell director del
IBC agrego: "Estoy SECURE que
no ha sido la intencion del de-
creto suspender ell boxeo, o ell
boxeo televisado. Fue probable
mente para separar las operacio-
mes de Nueva York y Chicago"
Gibson dijo luego: "Desde lue
go cumpliremos la decision del
tribunal supreme. Jamas ha ha-
Dido duda sobre ESQ.,"
Dijo que tendria que estudiar
minuciosamente la decision an
ties de poder hacer mas comen
tarios sobre la misma.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-14
REUNIONES
De LICAS
De MEXICO
Y TEXAS
Para Organizer Lisa
I~PancmeFieana de
Baseball

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, enc
70 IS CUPID - Los represen-
tantes de la Liza de Mexico
y de Il de Texas, comenzaran
manana en- esta ciudad una Sc
RE de reuniones que duraran 2
dtss para solucionar dificulta-
des que impedian la o~rganiza-
cion de una Association Pana-
mericana de bisbol con juegos
entire los equipos de las dos Ii
gas.
Los directories de la Liga de
Mexico comenzaran su propia
reunion mansna a las diez de la
manana con su presidente, Car
los Ruhio.
A continuation, las dos dele.
gaciones invitadas por ell Club
de San Antonio, asistiran jun
tas a una comida en- SUI honor
manana en- la noche, y luego
los directories de las dos ligas
Sc reuniran Ell microbes.
Las reuniones tendran lugar
en- ell hotel Gunther, en- ell que
establecera sus oficinas la Liga
de Texas cusndo SUI presidente
Dick Butler, que vive en- Dallas,
Sc traslade a San Antonio, Ell
mes pr6ximo.
Las dos ligas han convenido
en- I'm programa provisional que
permitiTa a los equipos de cada
liga jugar un total de 10 jue-
COS fuera de casa, en- ell circui-
tc de la otrs liga, o sea un to-
tai de 36 juegos. Tambien han
convenido Ell I'm juego de es-
trellas solamente y en- una Sc
RE al terminar la temporada,
entire los equipos eampeones
de csda liga
En- las reuniones a celebrar,
Ell principal problema sera ell
de formular I'm programa ade-
cuado, ash como ell de la question
de medios de viaje que podria
dificultar que los equipos de
Texas pudieran trasladarse ade-
cuadamente a algunas de las ciu
dades mexicanas que figurarian
en- ell programs.
La liga de Mexico tiene tam
bien que resolver ell problema
de reemplazar al equipo de Po-
"a RIGA, que Sc retro de la liga
ell sabado.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-14
POSICIONES DE LOS
CLUBES
OImedo
Mega Una
information

SYDNEY, enero 10. (UPI)-
Ell tenista peruano Alexandra
Olmedo nego hog las informa.
clones del exterior de que habia
recibido cartas en- las cuales Sc
lie exhortaba ? retirarse del equi-
DO norteamericano.
olmedo, que hace pocas Sc.
mspas gano cast por ST solo la
Copa Davis para Estados Uni
dos, dijo al ser entrevistado te-
lefonicamente:
"Puedo asegurar que no he
recibido ninguna carta en- que
Sc me incite . retirarme del equi
pc de Estados Unidos. Las uni
cas- cartas y telegramas que he
recibido son de felicitaciones."
Olmedo, que esta en- Adelaide,
dijo que jugara en- Ell campeona-
to nacional de singles de Aus
tralia, que comenzara en- esa ciu.
dad ell jueves.
Anadio que Sc ha curado de
la distensi6n muscular que IL
obligo a retirarse la semana pa.
sada del campeonato de Austria.
liza Occidental en- Petrh.
"Me estan tratando con dia.
termia -anadi6- y ESQ parece
haberme curado la lesion.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-14
La Victoria no Siempre
AcomPdna q J6venes


canto, bale, tablas y atlas fl.
nanZas.
Ell titular lightweight Joe
Brown tiene 80 y Nino Valdes,
que Sc ha coronado ''rey de los
heavyweights" tiene "a.
Los PROFESSIONALS del futbol
continuan respetando a Chuck
Conerly, de 38 amos de edad, de
los Gigantes de New York.
Chuck es quien lleva ell ataque
de New York, muchas veces a
riesgo de SUI vida, pero nunea
cejan a pesar de las veces que
los linemen rivales Sc filtran pa.
ra pegar sus hombros en- la tie.
IRA.
En- Ell golf amateur, IN buen
grupo de estrellas jovenes ira.
taron de conquistar la corona
n-orteamericana en- San Fran
cisco, pero auien gano fue un
senior de "a amos de edad, Char.
ley Coe, no I'm anciano verda.
deramente, pero sin embargo
un extrano para ell titulo que
gan6 hace nueve amos.
Althea Gibson, de 81 amos,
complete su segunda "barrida''
de los titulos en- Wimbledon y
Estados Unidos en- ell tennis fe.
menino, y sin mas mundos que
conquistar, Sc retro por 10 me.
nos un ano."
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-14

NEW YORK, -(UPD-La
victoria, dicen la msyoris de los
expertos y fanaticos, va STEM
pre- a los jovenes, pero un buen
grupo de veteranos tuvieron
buena actuacion en- 1858 en- SUI
eterna batalla contra la sangre
joyen en- los deportes.
Adn en- Ell golf, donde los
cuatro maximos ganadores de
dinero tienen 80 amos o menos,
ell mas preciado de todos los
titulos fue para un senior que
esta mas cerca de los 40 que
de los SO, Tommy Bolt, quien
gano Ell Torneo Alberto en- Tul.
sa.
En- baseball, Casey Stengel,
de 81 primaveras, recogio to-
dos los honores nuevamente
al guar a los Yankees a su no
veno pennant de 10 amos. En-
ell dugout de los vencidos es-
taba ell manager Fred Haney
de los Braves, con so amos.
Ted Williams, de 40 amos,
gano SUI sexto titulo al bate en-
la Liga Americana y nuevamen-
tie Ell meior pitcher zurdo en- ell
deporte fue Warren SPAIN, de
los Braves de Milwaukee, I'm jo-
ven de 81 abriles.
Stan Musial a los 38 amos, 81.
que siendo Ell bateador mas te-
mido en- la Liga Nacional. Ri
chic Ashburn, de 81 amos, ga
no Ell titulo al bate de la Liga
Nacional, encabezando en- total
de hits triples y sencillos.
No hay anciano mas sensa-
cional que Archie Moore, que
relna en- la division l%lght-hea-
vyweight del boxeo, a los AZ,
as o 40 amos, dependiendo en-
la cuenta que listed crea.
Sugar Ray Robinson, de 80
abriles, es Ell campeon middle
weight del mundo en- boxeo,