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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
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OCCASIONAL

Hexton nest Of tables, 23xI8 inches,
mahogany. Was 46OO-----29.95
MeIdon console, white and gold custom
finish, ASKS inches, Shelf Was I'll g,
las.
Widdicomb oval lamp table, English yew
wood, brass trim, 2Ox26" with shelf.
Was 1850 -------- 70.
Imperial oval cocktail table, light mo-
hogonX, rnIoid, 48x25 inches, shelf Wos
1895 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50
American lamp table, inIoid mahogany
with leather top, drower shelf "a inches
square. Was 1895 --------- 1895
Heritage end table, old English mohog-
any, inloid. 24x20 inches, shelf and
drawer. Was 1880 -------- 40.
Victorian oval lamp table, marble top,
mahogany with Iyre base Was $3.50,
40.
Boxer 90 sideboord, hand decorated
doors, finished in antique turquoise.
Was l08700 ----------. 695.
Heritage mahogany desk, inIoid with
fooled leather top Decorator piece.
Was 240O0 1853.
many additional items not listed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
Lefkowitz-Joffe

Mr.. and Mrs. George G..
Jaffe announce the marriage
of their daughter Judith to
Mr. Jack Lefkowitz, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Lefkowitz
of Brooklyn, N. Y. The we'd
ding took place June 6 at the
Willard Hotel. The couple
will live here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
Abrums.For

Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Forman announce the mar
riage of their daughter
Lynda Ann to Mr., Maurice
Abrams, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney Abrams of New York
City. The wedding took place
July 5 at Adas Israel Syna-
gogue. The couple will live in
Silver Spring.
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Woodward 48" round umbrella, wrought
iron dininq table. White or antique pink
finish. Was 500 --------- I'D.
Woodward set Of 4 pink arm chairs.
Were each 1000 -------.---- ID.
Loveseot, white metal frame, foam
cushion upholstered in yellow strow
plastic. Was $500 ------- 50.
Woodward 24"x4O" wrought iron cock
tail table, cell blue Was $500 Sd.
Ficks Reed | 6''x28" end table with white
formco top. Was 23.5O -------- IL.
Woodord wrought iron cocktail table,
25"x4l", chalk or antique pink finish.
Was $500 49, ------ - b.
Woodord ChontiIIywrouqht iron bounce
lounge chair. Spring filled pink pIostIc
sect cushion, pink back cushion.
Was $500 ---------- - 5S.
MoIlo end table, 1924 inches with gloss
top and shelf Was 345O - IL.
MoIIo 5 piece MontjIIo wrought iron d0n-
ina group: AZ" round table, Z side and Z
arm chairs. Beautiful and ornate SPon-
ish scroll troceY in wrought jron Chalk
finish, chairs with turquoise straw DIos-
tic seots Was $1,000 -------- 299.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22

Korpen Regency KonvertlbIe, toom
cushions, gray moteIosse. Was $500,
229.
Chesapeake SIS" apt. size Lawson sleep
SOTO, kick pIeot skirt foam cushions,
turQ. domosk. Was 28900---- 1913.
Spring Air "Super Tri-Zone" twin size
extra frjm rubber sets. Discontinued
cover. Was 1900 ---,------l28.
PuIImon Lawson Sleeper foam cushions,
kick pIeot turquoise domosk. Wos
1900 -------------- ---- 178.
Chesapeake Colonial sleep SOTO, box
pIeot SKIRT, foam cushions, rose mote
losse. Was $500 ----- 268.
Spring Air twin size mattresses. Were
$3.50 -- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %.
Shifmon Ortho-Comfort extra firm
double size mattresses. Were $3.50,
80.
Spring Air double size innerspring set.
Was 900 -----------58 So.
many additional items not listed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
DINING ROOM

1yIon " Nv IIlOtO9Olly ext. tODl6,
"os is" Was 89OO----- 38.
DrexeI set Of 4 dining chairs, Peasant
Provincial walnut pink nouqohyde
scots. Two sides and two arms. Set wos
10 70.
KindeI Early American cherry 81" buff
fet Was $500 --------- I59.
Century French Provincial Cherry 8"
grill door china Was 2450O ,II9.
KindeI IS" Italian Provincial cherry
server. Was l8QOO--------II9.
Century French Provincial Cherry ~"
glass door china. Were 2350O 80.
Henredon French Provincial arm chair,
fruiwood, cone back. Was $500 80.
Georgetown Galleries Solid Cherry
French Provincial Server, on wheels,
grill doors. Was 251.OO ---- lib.
KindeI Cherry Italian Provincial 66"
buffet. Was 3635O----- I79.
DrexeI Treasury mahogany servers with
serving troy. Were l22OO $780, SO.
Empire solid maple 80" server with Of
toched shutter door deck. Wos l83 50,
70.
DrexeI Treasury mahogany Spice
group, 81" buffet 46"x60" oval table,
4 side and 2 arm chairs. Was 5000
399.
Century Italian Prov a" china, cherry
glass doors. Was 2C8OO 80.
Century Italian Provincial Cherry drop
leaf table, Was 1880 88.
MeIdon French Provincial hand carved
solid woInut 9-piece group, "A" buffet
with puII-out dessert trays closed hutch
top, 44x72" oval extension table, 4
side and 2 arm chairs, carved figure
eight backs. Was 42O6OO- 1888.
Henredon amber mahogany set Of 6
18th Century dining room chairs, 4 side
and 2 orm Was 270OO I58.
ThomosviIIe Italian Provincial 8-Piece
group IN Oxford mahogany 44"x66"
oval extension table, 65" buffet 6 side
chairs. Were 474OO. -------- $50.
Century Italian Provincial cherry 81"
three drawer Bachelors chest Was
$3.50 ---I-------------4-------SO.
many additional items not listed
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UPHOLSTERED

Donovon Shops lounge chair with kick
pIeot skirt tufted back, blue texture.
Was 1900 --------------- 98.
Century Ioveseot, cloud soft scot and
lack cushions, kick pIeot skirt, metIcu-
lousy tailored superby comfortable
Choice Of several fabrics Were BIS 90,
228.
Cochron 84" buttoned back SOTO. kick
PIeot SKIRT rose texture. Was $500
1873.
Kittineer King Of Eose chair and OTTO
man, the reclining chair thot is os COM
Portable as q bed Green texture Wos
$500 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1875.
Erwin Lombeth lounge chair, kick pIeot
skirt spring down cushion, turquoise
texture. Was 1890 --- 88.
Century SOTO with cloud soft scot and
back cushions, kick pIeot skirt Won
derfuIy comfortable, beautifully toi-
Iored. Choice Of fabrics. Were 4790O,
288.
Danny French Provincial wing chor
imported frutwood frame, down cush-
ion, rust silk domosk. Was $500
1873.
cochron hi-leq occasional chair with
tufted back, foam cushion, Was 800,
40.
Donovan Shops "a" buttoned back SOTO,
kick pIeot skirt, beige textured domosk.
Was 1880 ------ 2S8.
TomIinson 96" Italian Provincial SOTO,
carved fruitwood bose down pillow back,
spring down cushions, beige and QoId
linen print. Was 1850 1900 495.
Hickory Early American lounge choir,
ruffed skirt beige texture Was $500,
88.
MeIdon wing back fireside choir, dis
tressed walnut arms, butto0ed rubber
cushions, turquoise texture. Wos $500,
Schoonbeck IounQe choir, mahogany
legs, buttoned back, spring down
cushions. Was 2l200 -- 80.
Hickory Early American Ioveseot box
pIeot SKIRT, blue texture. Was 2750O,
1873.
many additional items not listed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22

at fantastic savings
oil listed items are DOWNTOWN 7h St. NV, bet 6
nnony similar items q Seven Corners and Spring Valley
oil be refunds exchanges phone or
COB orders everything subject SOLE Budget accounts invited
parking
open to tomorrow
Arizona tribune., 1959-07-10
Traffic Manslaughter Charged

Billy 6. Weatherall, 20, of 4a7
5. Delaware. Chandler, was
charged yesterday with misde-
meanor manslaughter in connec-
ton with a traffic death.
Deputy Sheriff Ken Shafer re-
ported Weatherall drove his car
at high speed into the back of a
stopped car near 40th Street and
Arizona tribune., 1959-07-10

Broadway during a dust storm
the night Of July 3.
Frank Eugene Turner, q, Of 60
E. Saragosa, Chandler, a pas
senger in Weatherall's car, was
killed Weatherall suffered head
injuries, still was confined to
county hncr,;+o7 x,ocfard,,,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16

ed to her home in Norfolk. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Barnes had
visiting them over the week end
their granddaughter. Sara Eliza.
beth Floyd Of Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Hammond
and family went to the Beach
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keiver Meare:
and Mrs. Dorcas Hammond visit.
ed in Moorehead City. wednes.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks FLOYD anc
Francis visited Mr.. and Mrs
Roger Dickerson at Halifax thi.
week end.
Leaving for college over III,
week end were Miss Elaine Hin
son. Peace College. Raleigh. Ed
ward Hammond, Wake Pores,
Winston-Salem.
Visiting James Hammond Sun
day We're Mitchell Meares. Ror
ME Hinson, Jimmy jenkins HUI
bert jenkins, o. c. Jenkins r.
In the absence of our n,s,or
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16

.Jiley Harrison md Ars. Be,~.
Fowler. and uncle and aunt u,
and Mrs. N. X. CurrSe. 4,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16
Sarah Cox Circle
Holds Regular Meet

The Sarah Cox Circle of the
Tabo City Baptist W. NJ. S. met
with Mrs. Jack Strickland at her
home this month.
TIE program entitled six
Conventions Making Up the U.
5. Baptist" was given by the ten
members IN attendance.
Mrs. c. H. Primer, chairman
presided.
A salad course was served by
Mrs. Strickland in conclusion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16

Waddell and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
er, waGdell.
Mrs. Edward Gibson and lit
tie daughter. Mary Ellis, Of
GAINESVILLE. Ga, arrived Satur-
day TO visit Mrs. GibSon's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Mesres
Mrs. George P. Maye, of Win
chester. Ky. was a guest las;
week OF Mr.. and MIS-. Make
Small.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie
Small over the weekend were
their daughter. Mrs. Paul Wyatt
and Mr.. Wyatt; Of London
Bridge. Va.
Mrs. Celia T. Norris Of Ra-
leigh visited Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Rogers, the Clyde Townsend:
and other relatives during Lab
or Day holidays.
B-ice Ellington. Jr., Of the L
s. Navy visited Mrs. Elvingtor
and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Brice Ellington over the week
end. Leaving Norfolk he was as.
signed 10 service in Jackson.
willie. Fla. for two weeks.
Miss Wanda Merle Lewis
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Lewis has entered Roanoke Ra.
pids.
The Lonnie Smalls OF Buie
Greek visited his parents, Nj
snG Mrs. NJ. D. Small a day las
weeH
Miss Carolyn Scott left las
week for her school work il
Raleigh az the School for tn
Blind.
Miss Harriet Parrish will leav
his week for Rock Hill, S. C
where she will teach in tn
Training School OF WinthroI
College.
Visiting Mrs. Mack Elvingtol
and Ms. Sallie Pegram for IN,
DAY Sunday were Mrs. Ed Schef
~. Mrs. James Edward of vii
mirgton and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacl
Moore. Of Jacksonville, Tenn.
NJ. and Mrs. Brice Elvingtol
have visiting them their daugh
'~-. Mrs. Henry Fraser and Mr.
Fraser Of Florence. 5. c.
Visiting for . day II Sou.ae.
Pines and P!nehu-s: wgr. u.
danes +. c. Tucker. 4 y An
--.n. Teddy Hodges. Ms Ca.
o.E- Hodges and Miss Bet.
L.. Anderson.
Dr. ana Mrs L. , FIoyc as
visiting them at their Mr..
Beach home .ast Week. :.
Nance. The Floy6s have return
Cd . Far B.ut: following a -
az their beach home.
Mrs.. =. O. N.n.-r s~a,-. -
wee.->- VII her gram 1au
ghter Ms George Turner an
Nj Turner u: Chaaoou.n.
NJ md Mrs. james Turne
VISITED their daughter. Ny:
Geor-e La::.m..c and NJ. La;
tiuoTe .v.- '-a Weekend !:
Ea,..E.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16
Fair Bluff
(By Special Corresponding

Mrs. .. 7. Finklea Of Flor
ence, S. c. is visiting her moth
er Mrs. Berry Townsend, Ms
Hubert Rogers, Mrs. Louis Rog-
ers and the Clyde Townsends
Mrs. Fir,;.ya expects 70 leave
early Tor a zip to England &c
visit her brother, Capt J. 3
Town send and family.
Among those attending the
WaddelI- Wilson wedding, Sat
.u-day evening in Asheville IN
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Waddel, June and Miss Martha
Frances Waddell, Mrs. Frank
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16
hinson' s
.x-Rouds
Y. W. 4.


Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Reel. Judy
Reel, Mrs. Harold Crib. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hammond and Andy
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow
Boyd in Greenville. y. c. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Haddock in
Norfolk. Virginia and Mr.. Leo
nard Reel over the Week end.
Miss Jean Hammond spent the
week end with Miss Judy Reel.
Mr.. James Hammond spent the
week end with Mrs Ester Ham
mond.
Miss Kay Meares was week end
guest of Miss Macie Meares.
Mrs. Harold Crib has return
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16

we had - guest speaker Sanda,
MIGHT Mr.. tAny Arisson. son Of
Rev. c. T. Brisson of Cerro
Gordo.
Ms. Joe Arnett and children,
Tim and Ellen Of Harning, Teras
are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
MIS-. c. W. Shelley.
Mrs. c. W. Shelley. Mrs. Joe
Annette and children visited Mrs.
Shelley's daughter and son-in-
Law. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Skip
worth Of Charleston last week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. X. E. Meares
visited MIS-. Nell Billiard Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16
TERRY LEE HARRISON

Terry Lee Harrison returned
to her home in Charlotte Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bobby Harrison, after g
three week visit here with her
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16

Tabor CITY b visiting this week
with the Guy Hundley's on
Route >. Tabor City.
MRS. SPIvKY Ill
Mrs. Dawsey Spivey is i'll a,
her home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16
JoHNSON'S VISIT

Mrs. Graham johnson and son,
Jerome. are spending this week
in Mt. Airy with Mr.. Johnson's
family. the Henry Johnson's.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16
T. J. ROZIER

Terrill J. Rozier is a patient
at Duke Hospital, Durham. where
he underwent major back sur
gerry yesterday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16
PRAYER GROUP

The Prayer Group Of the
Saint Paul Methodist Church
will meet at the church Tues
day. September q at 1880 p.
m. All are invited to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16

grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs J
ID. HARRISON. Too, she visited
her great randmothers, Mrs
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-16

MRS. WRIGHT VISITS
Mrs. Snity Wright Of Route /
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-18
Por Alex Khan

CrOnista DeportivO de la UPI
LOS ANGELES, enero IT.
CUPID La vida nocturna" de
los Dodgers estara bastante res
tring;da al parque Memorial
Coliseum, durante ell ano 1859,
cuando Ell club juegue Sus So
partidos baJo las luces artifi-
ciales del psrque:
Solamente IA de los iuegos
que efectuara ell club en- sus pro-
pios terrenos, Sc celebraran de
dia.
E. ]. Buzzie Bavasi, admins
trador general Y vicepresidente
de los Dodgers dijo que la gran
csntidad de juegos nocturnos
Sc efectuaran "por demanda del
publico".
Esta, cantldad de Juegos noe
turnos representa- un record pa
"a I'm equiro de las Mayores.
FL record anterior estaba en-
manos de los Cardenales, en-
1856, cuanlo efectuaron Sc par
tidos nocturnos.
Ell hecho de que ell Gran
Stand del Coliseum no tenga
techo alguno, es una de las ra-
zones por la cual los juegos
noctlirnos son mas ~atractivos pa
I'd ell publico. Durante ell dia ell
calor Sofocante del sol, alicia a
los fanatics. Ell parque tiene
capacldad para 100000 personals.
A pesar de estas desventaias,
incluyendo la cerca del left
field, que solamente tiene $50
pies, eli hecho de que Ell club
finalizara en- septimo Iugar y
otros problemas, los Dodgers tu-
vieron una esistencia de 1.845.-
$50, fanatics ell ano pasado.
Sc espera en- estos dias la lie
gada a esta ciudad de Bill Week
quien tiene una opcion de COM
pra de la mayoria de las ac-
clones del equipo. La opcion es-
ia en- manos de la hermana de
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-18
Harry Levene Promoter IngIes Dice
Huber Hecho Contruto con Patterson
No Sc Sabe D6nde Sc Llevord a Efeeto ell Bout.
= Sc Nomhrahan a Archie Moore, Johanson
y otros PGsiIes para E~nfrenfarIos al Britdnieo

LONDRES, enero 16.-(UPD
Ell promoter londinense, Ha-
Try Levene, anunci6 hoy que
tenia al pugil britanico, Henry
Cooper, contratado para una pc
lea por ell titulo con Ell campeon
mundial de peso pesado Floyd
Patterson.
Levene decline sin embargo,
decir 81 ell contrato estipula que
la pelea Sc haga en- Gran Bre-
tana o Estados Unidos, y en-
que fecha.
Ell promoter hizo ell anuncio
de NAL talante, "porque ana.
do estoy harto de toda esa
charlataneria sobre quien va a
enfrentar Cooper Archie Moo
re, Ingemar Johansson, etc."
Subrayo luego: "He firmado
contrato con Cooper para que
pelee con Patterson por ell titu.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-18

nasio Municipal de Toxic, no 10.
gro coliectar un solo golpe re.
clio en- los diez asaltos del EN-.
cuentro.
Ell argentine, convencido de
que perdia por puntos, Sc Ian.
20 desde ell septimo round en-
busca de conectar un golpe que
pusiera fuera de combate a
Yaoita, pero TODD fue inutil. va
en- Ell noveno round, Perez To-
gro d~proximarse algc a SUI con.
trario y conecto I'm gancho de
derecha a la cabeza y un direc.
to DE la misma mano al cuerpo,
y continue ell ataque con gan.
chos de izquierda al cuerpo v
De derecha, pero Yaoita respon
dio con una fuerte derecha a la
mandibula.
Los lueces Nicolas Pope v
Koshiro Age votaron a favor
de Yaoita por 4-8 y. 20 res.
pectivanente y Ell arbitro tam.
bien favorecio al japones, por
20. La t~arjets de la United
Press international dio ell triun.
to 4 Yaoita por 10.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-18
Baj0n SueIdos
q los Jug0dores
del CHICAGO
Les Fueron Enviados los contrates per cerreo.
- Lindstrom y Darlington tienen los Anferiores
Por ED SALISBURY
CrOnista DeportivO de la UPY

CHICAGO, enero 1T-(UPDLa mayoria de los jugado-
res de los Medals Blancas del Chicago encontraran que sus
sueldos han sio reducidos, cuando reciban sus contratos para
este ano. Los contracts fueron enviados por correo hoy.
Conjuntamente con los contratos, recibiran una carta del
vicepresidente del club, Charles Comiskey explcando que con
motive de la baja en- las entradas durante la temporada pasada"
ell reajuste en- las noninas Sc hace necesario.
"Algunos de los m~uchachos tuvieron una temporada excep.
cional -naturalmente- djo Comiskey Y agreg6: "etos recibi.
ran I'm aumento en- sus sueldos".
Sc cree que entire estos d1imos Sc italian Luis Aparicio,
%torpedero del club, Sherm Lollar, catcher y el jardinero Jim
Lands.
Sc especula que entire los que recibiran una rebaja en- sus
sueldos Sc encuentran Ell zrdo Billy Pierce y ell infielder Nelly
Fox. Ambos ~recibieron los mejores sueldos del Chicago, Ell ano
pasado.
Solamente dos de los j~ugadores Sc hallan bajo contrato aun
con Ell club. Son ellos: Chuck Lindstrom y Jimrn Darlington.
Aunque la asNtencia de pdbico al parque del Chicago ha 81
DO slempre mayor de un million, durante los ultimos amos, ell pa.
sado, baJo a 797,451. Lo mismo- ocurrio en- los iuegos de los
White Sx jugados en- otros parques.
Esta temporada los Dodgers tienen so noches para iusar.
incluyendo tres doble.juegos.
Los Dodgers abren la temporada Ell IA de abril frente a
los Cardenales del San Luis, en- I'm juego nocturno. Sc espera
romper ell record de asistencia de 1852 Expenditures, que asis-
do al juego inaugural del pasado ano.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-18
d Juegos.
N ocfuFnos a
los dodgers"
ceIebrardn 50 Desafios de Noehe. 10000
Personals pUeden Llesar ParqUe de Los Angeles

Comiskey, la sonora Dorothy
Rigney y es valida hasta 81 is
de febrero.
veeck ha tratado de comprar
las acciones de Comiskey. pero
este no solamente ha rehusado
vender las suyas sino que ha
ofrecido comprar las que posee
SUI hermana.
81 la sonora Rigney acepta Ia
oferta de Week y lie vende sus
acciones, este controlara apro.
ximadamente I'm 81 por ciento
de las mismas.
Comiskey, nieto del fundador
del clue, quiere obtener ell con.
troll absolute del club e insiste
que Ell t.ene ell suficiente apoyo
financlero para Ell equipo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-18
Yuoitu Muntuvo Todo Ell Eneuentro
q sU Favor con Gran VuIentiu
PaseUal Perez fue so%rPrendido con la Forma de
Pelear del ~Jopones- Tai vez Ie den Revaneho

TOXIC, enero IT. UPD-
Sadao Yaoita, de Japon, cam
peon de peso pluma del Leland
oriente, derrot6 hoy por deci-
sion ullanime ante 10000 es-
pectsoores al argentine Pascual
Perez. Campeon Mundial de la
mis.na division, que no aries.
gaba SUI corona.
Ell japones superb en- TODD
momento al argentine que rea-
hzo constantes esfuerzos por
acercarse al japones, sin lograr.
To- para conectar sus podero-
scs golpes de izquierda y dere-
cha.
AL seguir sin variacion la tao,
tica que habia preparado de an
temano, ell japones desplego
mas velocidad que Ell argent.
no y mejor tecnica de boxeo,
Y no permitio al titular argent.
no de 80 amos de edad pene.
trar SUI guardia, para superarle
por anplio margen.
Ell japones, de % amos de
edad, deperdi6 especialmente
de la agilidad de sus piernas pa
ra Zanzibar de posicjon cada
vez que Perez tante6 con la
i%zquierda en- busca de una bre.
cha para ell ataque al cuerpo.
Perez, que peso Clio libras),
contra C1121-2 libras) del ia.
PONIES defendi6 por septima vez
su corona Ell pasado IS de diciem
bre en- Manila, contra ell filipi-
no Dommy Ursua, peor hoy, en-
81 match realizado en- el Gin.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-18
Andres Cimeno
Deroto a Bob
Hewitt en- Tents
Fl EspaheI sansr6 mv-
che Dehido al caIor. -
otro EsPanol Luis AriIla
Derrof6 a John Walker

ADELAIDE, enero II CUPID
Andres Gimeno, de Espana
derroto a Bob Hewitt de Aus
Talia 81. ga, ga en- la primers
vuelta de los campeonatos aus.
tralialos de tennis.
Ell calor de mas de 100 grades
Fahrenheit forzo al espanol a
abandonar la cancha para reel.
Dir a~slstencia de emergencia,
pues empezo a sangrar por la
nariz en- ell tercer set, pero este
no afecto SUI juego.
Neale Fraser, de Australia de.
rroto a John O'Brien de Nueva
Gales del Sur, ga, SO, 81.
Chris Crawford, norteameri.
cano derroto a Don Phillipsmo.
re, de Australia 81, 6-3, 81, SO.
En- Ia segunda vuelta de In.
divlduales Junior ell norteameri.
cano Earl Bucholz vencio a Rod
Mckenzie 81, 6.2.
Luis Arilla de Espana derrot6
a John Walker, 60, so.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-18
JAI-ALAI
SeIeseiOnes de EpiianIo

Lunes. enero 10 de 1855
1-Gregorio : Carlos : Do
n1ingo Ubeda : Anadoni.
2--Gregorio Quintana,
Ceberlo : Domingo, Pablo :
Andoni.
3-Quintana, Pablo, Domin-
go.
4-Francisco, Urcola, So
lana.
5Guara : Churruca, So
lana : Guarita. Solozabal +.
Muguerza l.
6-Tbar, Ceberio, Salsamen-
di.
7-Isidoro Larrahaga, Pts
ton / Guarita, Solozabal :
Churruca.
8-Piston I, Guara, Azpiri.
9-Larrahaga, orbea, Eche-
verria.
1O-Francisco : Domingo,
Solana, Mendive, Ubeda : Az
piri.
11-orbea . Quintana, So
lozasal : Guarita, Piston l .
Mendive.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-18

10, y espero que Cooper 10 cum.
plira. 81, fue firmado antes de
que Cooper conquistase los ii.
tulos de campe6n de Gran Bre-
tana y del Imperio Britanico
al derrotar ell lunes por la no.
che a Brian London.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-18
TAPANES do
La CAR RAJ
CON UN "FLY"
Los OrienfaIes VueIven
a un Jueso del Primer
LUgor. Mds DefaIIes

MANAGUA, enero II. CUPID
Con IN fly de sacrificio, Fer
nardez Tapanes empuj6 en- ell
decimotercer inning la carrera
que dio al Oriental la victoria
sobre e! Cinco Estrellas por seis
carreras a clnco en- ell juego de
anoche de la Liga de Baseball.
Montemayor habia empatado
en- la novena entrada con su de.
cimoseptimo cuadrangular de la
tempOrsda, en- la cual Marcia a
la cabeza de los jonroneros.
Ell Oriental vuelve a situarse
a I'm juego de distancia del pri-
mer lugar en- la segunda vuelta.
Maxine Garcia lanzo por eli
Oriental durante TODD ell iuego.
en- Ell que permitio nueve hits Y
poncho a doce bateadores.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-18
Fimada Ia PeIea por e| Campeonato Patterson : Cooper
"Raf6n" Maeios
Peleard con
Ernesto Porro

En- Esfos Momentos
Moeias es Actor de
Cine. = Firman Para
ell % de Febrero
Mexico, enero Is tUPD
Raul "Rot6n" Mocias,
que fue derrotodo en- una
peIea por ell eampeonoto
mundiuI de los pesos 60
Ito, ha firmodo IN con-
troto para peIeor con ell
eompeon mexieono de los
pesos plumo, Ernesto Pa
rro, ell 70 de febrero, en-
Ia Arena Mexico de esto
eopitol.
Moeios, que es actor de
cine a~etuolmente, solo ho
tenido una peleo desde
que ell frances AIphonse
HaIimi 10 derroto por pun
los al diseutir ell eompeo-
noto en- Los Angeles.