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Cleveland De Fiesta Yanquis 6C EXPRESO aCCIÓN Jueves 30 de Junio de 2016 ClevelandA LFONSO ARAUJO BOJÓRQUEZ undadora de la primera liga profesional de beisbol que se llamó Asociación Nacional, que funcionó de F1871 a 1875. E l conju nto de esa ciud ad se l l a- poradas y aunque ya Lajoie no mó Forest Cit ys , siendo m a neja- era el manager, seguían lla- do por Charlie Pabor, que tam- mándose Naps, hasta que en bién era el jardinero izquierdo 1915 cambiaron de nombre y en y sólo tuvieron un lanzador de sus uniformes venía el nombre nombre Al Pratt y fueron nue- de Indians, pero quedaron en ve equipos que participaron y séptimo lugar. En 1918 termi- Cleveland quedó en séptimo. naron en segundo, repitieron ESTA NOCHE Repitió en el mismo lugar en en el mismo puesto en 1919 y SE DEFINEN 1872 y en las últimas tres tem- en el siguiente año, faltando 8 poradas no participó. Cuando juegos, Cleveland tenía ventaja EQUIPOS DEL se i n aug u ró l a L i ga Nacion a l en de medio juego sobre Medias 1876, estuvieron ausentes en las Blancas, pero ganaron 6 en ese JUEGO DE primeras tres temporadas y de- lapso y fueron campeones por ESTRELLAS butaron en 1879 con el nombre primera vez. Se enfrentaron en de Blues de Cleveland, siendo la Serie Mundial a los Robins su manejador Jim McCormick, de Brooklyn. El campeón tenía quedando en sexto sitio. Ya que ganar cinco juegos. La se- había otro estadio, que se lla- rie comenzó en el Ebetts Field mó League Park. Tras de cin- donde se llevaron a cabo tres co temporadas con poco éxito, juegos, ganando dos los Robins. Hoy cierra estuvieron ausentes dos años, Los restantes cuatro fueron en reapareciendo en la Asociación el Dunn Field y fueron victorias Americana, donde permanecie- para Indios, que ganaron su pri- ron tres campañas. Volvieron a mera de dos Series Mundiales. la Liga Nacional en 1889 con el Tuvieron que pasar 28 años nombre de Spiders (Arañas) y para que Cleveland llegara a al siguiente compitieron en una otra Serie Mundial y en ese 1948 nueva liga llamada Players Lea- ganaron 4 por 2 de los Bravos la votación gue, siendo nombrado el equipo de Boston. Uno de los héroes como Infants. De nuevo en la fue el zurdo Gene Bearden, que En algunas posiciones, lantera entre jardineros de la Liga Nacional, de donde se despidie- jugó en l a v ieja L iga de l a Costa . Nacional por un margen de 4 mil ron con la peor temporada que Lou Boudreau fue el manager de ambas Ligas, se ha votos, a la vez que ha recibido 41.5% ha tenido un equipo en toda su y parador en corto. Seis años disminuido la diferencia 12 votos más que Dexter Fowler, de historia. Solamente ganaron 20 más tarde llegaba al clásico de los Cachorros, quien se encuentra juegos y perdieron 134. otoño y en ese equipo estaba el y en otras han cambiado DE JULIO SERÁ EL JUEGO DE ESTRELLAS en el segundo lugar. Cua ndo llegó la Liga A meri- mexicano Beto Ávila, que ha- los líderes El novato de Colorado, Trevor cana en 1901, Cleveland era uno bía ganado el título de bateo. Story, se ha acercado al líder de la de los ocho equipos, quedando Se enfrentaron a los Gigantes Liga Nacional en el campocorto, en séptimo lugar y los dirigió de Nueva York, donde militó Faltando menos de 24 horas pa- Addison Russell, de los Cacho- Jimmy McAleer, que debutó Willie Mays, el campeón de ra que concluyan las votaciones 87 rros, por un 20% y ahora su des- como dirigente. Ganaron 54 bateo de la Liga Nacional. Los para el Juego de Estrellas a través ventaja es de aproximadamente juegos por 82 derrotas y asis- Gigantes limpiaron a los Indios. de l a B oleta E su ra nce del A l l-Sta r EDICIÓN DEL JUEGO DE ESTRELLAS 290 mil votos. tieron a su estadio el League En 1995 ganaron su división, eli- Game 2016, varios líderes en sus SERÁ EN SAN DIEGO En la Liga Americana, Moo- Park III, un promedio de 1,932 minaron en tres a Boston, en la posiciones han visto sus ventajas kie Betts, de los Medias Rojas, por encuentro. En 1905 le dieron Serie de Campeonato pasaron reducirse o desaparecer por com- la Liga Nacional detrás del inter- sigue en el tercer lugar entre jar- la dirección del equipo al fa- sobre Marineros por 4-2, pero pleto en los últimos días. medista de los Cachorros, Ben dineros, pero por menos de 5 mil moso Napoleón Lajoie y fueron cayeron ante Atlanta en seis El receptor Buster Posey, de Zobrist, ha reducido su desven- votos, ya que Lorenzo Cain, de conocidos como Naps en honor juegos en la Serie Mundial. En los Gigantes, ha recuperado su taja por 53.5%. Ahora, menos de lo Reales, Mark Trumbo, de los a él. Su mejor actuación fue en 1997 le pasó lo mismo con Mike ventaja sobre el boricua Yadier 185 mil votos separan a los dos Orioles, y José Bautista, de los 1908 cuando estuvieron muy Hargrove de manager, pusieron Molina, de los Cardenales, en la veteranos. Azulejos, siguen ganando terre- cerca del campeonato. Faltan- fuera a Yankees y Orioles, pe- lucha por la receptoría de la Li- Nolan Arenado, de los Roc- no. Betts también se ha acercado do 4 juegos para cerrar la tem- ro no pudieron con Marlins en ga Nacional por un margen de kies, se encuentra a 290 mil votos a su compañero de equipo, Jackie porada, los Tigres de Detroit siete juegos. aproximadamente 107 mil votos, del líder del Viejo Circuito en la Bradley Jr., quien se encuentra en tenían 1.5 de ventaja y aunque En el 2013 llegó de mánager ya que su nivel de apoyo en las tercera base, Kris Bryant, de los el segundo lugar entre guarda- perdieron dos de los últimos Terry Francona y los llevó al se- votaciones ha subido por 51.5% Cachorros, luego de reducir su bosques del Joven Circuito y su tres, los Naps ganaron dos de gundo lugar, en los dos siguien- en los últimos dos días. desventaja por 25.1% desde el últi- desventaja ahora es de aproxima- tres y terminaron medio juego tes años terminaron en tercero. Daniel Murphy, segunda base mo bolet í n , que se reveló el lu nes . damente 225 mil votos. abajo. Esa temporada tuvieron Ahora en este 2016, los Indios de los Nacionales, quien se en- El jardinero cubano de los Mets, Las votaciones quedarán ce- su mejor asistencia con 422,242 podrían dar la sorpresa, están cuentra en el segundo lugar en Yoen i s Céspedes , h a tom ado l a de - rradas la noche de hoy. afi cionados. en primer lugar de su división… Siguieron pasando las tem- Después más lanzamientos. Celebrarán el 13 de agosto la conquista de la Serie Mundial de 1996 A LFONSO ARAUJO De fi esta 30 DE JUNIO y Young lanzó su tercer juego sin hit ni carrera y a punto estuvo de ser el segundo perfecto, cuan- Yanquis Cdo Boston ganó 8-0 a Nueva York, el 30 de junio de 1909. El primer bateador de los Highlanders, Harry Niles, recibió la base, fue out en intento de robo y ense- guida dominó a los siguientes 26 bateadores. NUEVA YORK.- Los Yanquis El cubano Roberto Ortiz, considerado de los grandes han revelado una lista de invita- jonroneros en la Liga Mexicana con los Diablos Ro- dos de lujo para la celebración del jos, nació en Camaguey, Cuba, un 30 de junio de 1915. vigésimo aniversario del equipo Cuatro años seguidos fue líder en cuadrangulares. En campeón de 1996, que incluirá invierno, los viejos afi cionados de la Costa lo vieron una ceremonia en el terreno del lanzar únicamente. Yankee Stadium antes del juego No sólo lanzando, sino también bateando ante Walter del 13 de agosto contra los Rays Johnson, el gran Babe Ruth, el domingo 30 de junio de de Tampa Bay. 1918, con el juego empatado a una carrera, vino Ruth Derek Jeter, el panameño Ma- en la décima con uno en base, a batear su jonrón nú- riano Rivera, Andy Pettitte, los mero 11 de la temporada y darle el triunfo 3-1 a Boston boricuas Jorge Posada y Bernie y a Carl Mays. Williams, Tino Martínez, Paul Los Yanquis ganaron la Serie Mundial de 1996 ante los Bravos de Atlanta. El zurdo Sandy Koufax, de los Dodgers, abrió el juego O’Neill, David Cone, Wade Bo- contra Mets, ponchando a Richie Ashburn, Rod Kane- ggs, Doc Gooden, Darryl Straw- Ramiro Mendoza, Gene Mona- conquistar cinco títulos de Se- hl y Félix Mantilla con 9 lanzamientos, el sábado 30 de berry y el manager Joe Torre se han, Jeff Nelson, O’Neill, Dave rie Mundial e impuso récords de junio de 1962, venciendo 5-0 y sin hit ni carrera. Eso no encuentran entre las fi guras de Pavlas, Pettitte, Posada, Tim Ra- Grandes Ligas con 652 salvamen- sucedía en Liga Nacional desde que Dazzy Vance de aquella escuadra que se espera ines, Willie Randolph, Rivera, tos en campaña regular y 42 res- Brooklyn lo hizo en 1923. digan presente. Strawberry, Torre, John Wette- cates en postemporada durante El cubano Octavio “Cookie” Rojas, que está ahora de La lista completa de invitados land y Williams. su trayectoria entre 1995 y 2013. cronista, en su carrera de 16 temporadas jugó las nue- pa ra l a reu n ión del 1 3 de a gosto es Nueva York retiró su número ve posiciones.
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