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Pág. 8 DIARIO LAS AMERICAS 20 de diciembre de 1957 ENSALADA DEPORTIVA Por RENE VIERA Confiado Johnny Podres en Tener Una Un joven de la localidad de Grove, Oklahoma, cuya es- cuela superior carece de un equipo de baseball, acaba de ser firmado como jardinero por la organización de los Cardenales del San Luis.—Raymond Kopa, jugador delantero de balom- pié, oriundo de Francia, luce la última esperanza del equipo Buena Temporada la Próxima Campaña galo en la competencia por la Copa Mundial, a disputarse en NUEVA YORK, Dic. 19 (UP)— Muy Esperanzado En 20 Juegos Angeles. í Van Nuys California, debe darle a al club por los servicios de Podres, ,el próximo año de 1958. —El joven, nombrado Jimmy Beau- Johnny Podres, Está Poder Ganar Con Los —Fué héroe de la serie Champion 2.66 Carreras Limpias Por Juego.— los Dodgers un buen “punch” en el Se estima que esas ofertas suman champ, ahora un prometedor novato en la Universidad del mundial de 1955, espera “tener me- Pitcher Este Año Con departamento de lanzadores. Drys- más de $300,000. Los Dodgers han Estado de Oklahoma, fue asignado a los Cardenales de Omaha, ior suerte” cuando los Dodgers co- dale tuvo un record de 17 y 9 el tenido las esperanzas de que Po- equipo AAA de la Asociación Americana. —Kopa, que dejó miencen la temporada de 1958 en Los Angeles fue inevitable y qui- de sus cuatro años en las Mayores ; cia a la pobre demostración dedos ; año pasado y su average de carre- dres se convierta en un ganador de el equipo de su país para jugar en España, está considerado Los Angeles. zás el clima de California nos ayu- | ha sido solamente de 41 victorias ;: Dodgers el año pasado cuando ter- • ras permitidas de 2.69 empató al 20 megos por algunos foribundos nacionalistas franceses, que son faná- “Siento de veras dejar la ciudad de”. ' y 30 derrotas. ¡ minaron en el tercer lugar. “Son : de Warren Spahn de los Bravos, “Cuando Johnny se encuentra ticos del balompié, como "un traidor al fútbol francés porque de Brooklyr.” dijo Podres y Podres dijo esto casi en broma i Podres tuvo un promedio de 2.- • cosas que suceden dijo y agregó: para el segunde lugar en ese de- en buenas condiciones físicas agregó: “Supongo que el cambio a . 66 carreras permitidas fue líder 1 al dijo abandonó el país por dinero". Kopa está casado y tiene de su y, sin emoargo. hay mucho de ver- y Los demostraban ! partamento de la Liga Nacional. Alt Walston—es tan bueno en la Liga en icchadas con un to- • inicio de la temporada que “Don se¡ gran como cualquier matrimonio una pequeña hija, nacida en Francia.—Un diario dad en lo que al clima se refiere, te- va a un pitcher” lanzador de la Li- especialmente en lo que a él se . tal de sets. níamos el mejoi cuerpo de lanza- dijo Podres. “Tiene todo lo necesa- ga”. “Lo probó en 1955 y lo está editado en Grove el local un aseguró que ídolo obtuvo bono refiere. Johnny ha sufrido de dolo- “He déscansado bien durante el I dores de la Liga. Creo que con esa rio para ello incluyendo un gran demostrando desde que salió de la de 50 mil dólares para ingresar en la organización de los Marianao tes en el brazo de pitchear y en la ; invierno” dijo Podres y agregó: ventaja teníamos grandes esperan- espíritu de pelea”. Armada” Cardenales, pero Beauchamp y sus familiares no han querido espalda, que le han imposibilitado i “Ni siquiera he visto un juego de , zas. ¿Acaso no se ganan campeo- La gran interrotativa de Podres Podres responde a ¡as palabras Confirmar o negar la noticia, en lo que respecta a la cantidad de alcanzar mejor porcentaje en ; football”. “Quiero estar en perfec- . natos con buenos pitchers?” pre- es saber si puede lanzar durante el del piloto de los Dodgers diciendo: percibida por la firma. su carrera de lanzador. Su record I tas condiciones físicas para la tem- . guntó. año entero sin sufrir dolores en el ‘Es bueno saber que tienen con- Regresó el año pasado fue de 12 victorias i porada de 1958”. La conminación de Podres y brazo y en la espalda. Los Dodgers fianza en mí. Fspero poder ganar Un experto, a veterano en cuidar a los jugadores de y 9 derrotas, y el record combinado Podres no' dio mucha importan- Don Drysdale, el recio lanzador de i han rehusado varias ofertas hechas 20 juegos para el club”. baseball que resultan lesionados en prácticas y desafíos del rey de los pasatiempos, considera que muchos lan- zadores, por padecer de dolores en los brazos, abandonan Liderato antes de tiempo la actividad beisbolera.—Entusiasmados las LA HABANA. Dic. 19 (UP) con habilidades de Beauchamp, los scouts de los Car- Tigres FELIPE II Los de Marianao empataron denales se hacen lenguas del joven y que aseguran les en primer lugar de la Liga de Ba- proporcionará las mismas utilidades que sus coterráneos seball Profesional de Cuba Buscan con Promotor Libre Para de Oklahoma Lindy y Von McDaniel.—El experto, Bob el Almendares al derrotar ano- Bauman, afirma que '"Bobby Shantz es posiblemente el che por 5 a 4 a los Rojos de La Ha- mejor ejemplo de lo que la paciencia y determinación bana en un desafío que se exten- pueden hacer". Bauman trabaja como trainer de los Pá- dió a diez entradas. jaros Rojos del San Luis, durante la temporada de base- Un doblete de Witty Quintana impulsó a M:!ton la Smith desde Pelea Patterson-Machen ball y para los Billikens de la Universidad ese Estado.— de segunda con la de la vic- Flaherty Quiere Un Bout Para Machen Con Floyd Ahora que la reglo de los bonos acaba de ser abolida carrera Dispuestos toria. Patterson. —Están A Abandonar Al ENVIE A: por acuerdo de la convención de las Ligas Menores y Casey Wise, de los Tigres, conec- IBC Si Ello Le Representa Una Pelea Discutiendo Mayores, recientemente celebrada en Colorado Springs, tó cuatro incogibles en cinco viajes los equipos que tengan la billetera más abultada dis- al plato. El Campeonato Mundial.— DIARIO LAS AMERICAS frutarán de considerable ventaja para seleccionar y acapa- Esta noche se enfrentarán Ma- Por JACK CUDDY, de la United Press. rar el talento prometedor, opina el administrador general riano y Cienfuegos. (United) CONCURSO "FELIPE II" de los Piratas del Pittsburg, Joe L. Brown.—"Se necesita- Anotación por entradas: NEW YORK. Dic. 19 Floyd fue hecha contra Pete Rade- EI manager Sid Flaherty sor- macher, que se hacía profesional, BOX 366 ron muchas horas de disciplinado ejercicio para hacer Marianao 000 400 000 1 5 12 2 Habana 300 010 000 0 4 11 1 presivamente anunció que él y el en Seattle bajo la promoción inde- MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT que su brazo actuara en la forma que tuvo para los máximo aspirante Eddie Machen pendiente de Jack Hurley Yankees la Arias, Oliva (2) Werle (4) Fór- el 22 de MIAMI FLA. pasada temporada", dice Beauman refirién- (5 McCullough; podrían dejar el Club Internacio- agosto. dose al sensacional meles y Hateen, Bobby Shantz.—Brown no trató de Sánchez (4) Hernández (5) Amor nal de Boxeo e irse con un pro- El promótor Norris, expresando YO LIO EN DIARIO LAS AMERICAS: ocultar la contrariedad que le causaba la noticia de que los 7) y Sierra. Ganó Fórmeles (6-2). motor independiente si eso signi- su deseo de conferenciar con D'- Medias Rojas del Boston habían contratado al promete- Perdió: Amor (6-4). Hr: Sierra (1) fica una pelea championable heavy Amato el fin de semana antes pa- El Brandy preferido en todos weight para Machen. sada, dijo: dor novato de la Universidad de Oklahoma, Don Schwall, “Esta rivalidad es de los mercados del mundo. por un bono que se dice ascendente a la bonita cifra de Flaherty, de San Francisco, ge- un solo lado. Nunca hemos inten- DIARIO LAS AMERICAS PUBLICARA 50 mil dólares. neralmente considerado como el tado evitar que ningún púgil rete CLASIFICADOS EL VICTOR WINE CARACAS GANO más entusiasta simpatizador del a Patterson- Es más, el manager Stan Musial, seleccionado como el "Jugador de la Dé- CIB en la Costa Oeste, telefoneó de Jackson nos preguntó si debia and LIQUOR, lite. cada", acaba de recibir otra distinción al ser escogido como AL PAMPERO a este cronista- “Machen está listo aceptar la Oferta, y le dijimos que DOMINGO 29 DE DICIEMBRE DISTRIBUIDORES el deportista del año 1957, por la reputada publicación Sports para reta*- a Floyd Patterson bajo sí. Y haríamos lu mismo si los ma- cualquier promotor que Gus D’ nagers de Machen o TEL FR 4-6141 CARACAS, Dic. 19 (UP)— El Pastrano nos NOMBRE ... ...... lllustrated.—Los Azules del Almendares y los Tigres del pueda equipo Caracas venció al Pampero Amato seleccionar”. hicieran la misma pregunta. No 1322 N. MIAMI AVE. Marianao, de la Liga Cubana de Invierno, figuran empatados más, aceptaría peleadores DIRECCION por ocho carreras a dos ayudado Es Machen “los controlamos y no que- en el lugar cimero, en una reñida batalla por el pennat de depo- MIAMI, FLA. por el lanzador Beamon, términos más razonables” y remos controlar a nadie”. 1957-58. —Entre los más fuertes oponentes Charles garantía pa- de Musial figuró que logró su octava del sitaría una excelente el astro victoria ra una en argentino de automovilismo Juan Manuel Fangio, año contra cinco reveses, para pelea revancha caso de j campeón de las pistas otra vez en el año que finaliza.—La colocarse a un solo juego del pun- una victoria.
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    KIT YOUNG’S SALE #27 Welcome to Kit Young’s Sale #27. Included in this sale are more vintage sets, some VINTAGE SETSoutstanding new arrivals (vintage primo cards), an entire page of vintage Babe Ruth cards at 15% off, 1953 Topps set break up and a new section to our flyers: “cards & memorabilia sale” which is our remaining lots from our recent auction. You can purchase the lots for the original minimum bids with no buyer’s premium. You can order by phone, fax, email, regular mail or online through Paypal, Google Checkout or credit cards. If you have any questions or would like to email your order please email us at [email protected]. Our regular business hours are 8-6 Monday-Friday Pacific time. Toll Free #888-548-9686. 1953 TOPPS BASEBALL COMPLETE SET A 1954 TOPPS BASEBALL COMPLETE SET B GD-VG/VG VG/VG-EX This mid-grade collectible set grades Popular early 1950’s set loaded with roughly 70% VG-EX/EX and 30% GD-VG stars, Hall of Famers and key rookie and below. The tough high number series cards. Overall condition is VG/VG- #220-280 grades 50% VG-EX and 50% EX with some better and some less. GD-VG. Set includes 9 professionally Includes Spahn VG-EX, Berra VG/VG- graded cards by Beckett. Other stars grade EX, Rizzuto EX+/EX-MT, J. Robinson as follows: Mantle BVG 1.5 FR, Berra VG, Snider VG, Aaron rookie PSA 3 VG, BVG 2 GD, Rizzuto BVG 3 VG, Mathews BVG 2 GD, Ford BVG 2 GD, Reese GD- Mays VG, Ford VG-EX, Lasorda rookie VG, Feller GD-VG, Martin GD-VG, Spahn GD-VG, Paige GD, Podres rookie VG- GD, Hodges VG/VG-EX, Kaline rookie EX, Bolling #280 GD-VG, Gilliam rookie BVG 2 GD, J.