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Colme Estadio De California IS Pág. 6 jjg AMcRICáS HARTES > m 1056 "V Sugar Kings # Managers Opinan Momentos Antes Jugarán en de Iniciarse la Temporada de 1958 La Habana CAYO HUESO. Florida, abril 14 TODOS ELLOS AUGURAN CANDENTE PELEA POR EL "PENNANT". CASEY STENGEL Y EL MANAGER DE LOS —(UP)—Bobby Maduro, propieta- BRAVOS, ESPERAN REPETIR. EN LA LIGA NACIONAL LA LUCHA DEBE SER MAS REÑIDA-—SEGUN STENGEL LOS rio del Havana Sugar Kings, recha- TEAMS EN LA AMERICANA ESTAN MAS FUERTES ESTE AÑO. OTROS DATOS DE INTERES zó el ofrecimiento que se le hiciera para que su novena de la Liga In- Por FRED DOWN, de Lo United Press- ternacional de béisbol juegue en Cayo Hueso hasta que se tranquili- Jack Tighe, Tigres: “Los Tigres ce la situación política en Cuba. están más fuertes porque tenemos Sin embargo, Frank Shaughne- buenas reservas, más pitching y la ssy, Presidente de la Liga de Las Esperan Billy que Concurrencia adición de Martin un Record es tres A, declaró en Miami que el player tipo ganador. No hay razón asunto no está todavía terminado. por la cual este teabno dé la sor- Añadió que esperaba conversar presa si cada hombre rinde con la con Maduro para adoptar la deci- labor que ha tenido en el pasado”. sión final. Paul Richards, Orioles: “Posee- Louis Carbonnell, de Cayo Hue- Colme Estadio de California so, dijo que invitaría a Sugar mos un team considerablemente los Por MILTON RICHMAN mejor que el mejor que hayamos Kings a permanecer aquí en caso tenido antes en Baltimore. Es un de que resultase necesario trasla- NUEVA YORK, abril 14 (UP)— te de los Dodgers, el viernes será ¡ sucursal Vancouver, de le Liga del club que está mejorando todo el dar al equipo habanero. Los Sugar Los 16 equipos de las dos grandes el gran día. Pacifico. tiempo. Willie Gardner nos da el Kings iniciaron una serie de exhi- ligas están ya completamente pre- Su club inaugurará entonces la E/i el primer juego de la tem- } v j mejor segunda base defensivo en biciones con los Miami Marlins, de parados para la inauguración de temporada en Los Angeles jugan- porada, el martes, contra los Sen* \>£r '/v / la Liga. Mostramos el año pasado Miami imponiéndose seis por tres. la temporada de baseball que ten- do contra los Gigantes. Se cree dores, ocupará el puesto Hansen o l„sT£m£L que tenemos una sólida defensa y Pero Maduro, que sostiene que drá lugar por primera vez sn la que asistirán al partido 90.000 per- Foster Castleman. que podemos ganar debido a nues- aún los recientes brotes de violen- historia no sólo en la región orien- sonas, el público mayor que ha vis- pitching”. cia en su no dañarán al béis- tro buen país tal del país sino también en la to un partido de baseball en toda VEA LOS MEJORES EJEMPLARES Bobby Bragan, Indios: Los um- bol, afirmó: “Lo peor ya debe ha- de la costa del Pacífico. la historia deteste deporte. NACIONALES EN EL BELLO —(UP)— ber pasado. Nosotros abriremos NEW YORK abril 14. pirés en esta Liga no tendrán pro- en La oficina meteorológica predijo La Habana con la novena de Bufia Senadores Washington, infor- GULFSTREAM El manager Casey Stengel blemas conmigo, pero los equipos Los de mó que acaso llueva en todas las pennant para lo el miércoles y jugaremos allí que generalmente quedan en últi- otro sus New York tendrán problemas con mi team. ciudades en que habrá juegos PARK Yankees, Fred toda la temporada. En adelante no lugar la Liga Americana, el pero el manager Herb Score está ahora mismo en mo en martes, con la excepción de San más dificultades.” son siempre los >que emprenden Haney no fue más allá que decir forma y debe rendir la mejor la- habrá Francisco, donde dijo que el tiem- de Milwaukee, cam- Los directores de la Liga Inter- primero la campaña. que sus Braves bor que de él he visto. Nuestro po será claro y soleado. peones mundiales “estarán en la outfield está bien y si podemos re- nacional votaron en Miami mante- Hoy se enfrentarán a los Medias pelea por el pennant, de la Liga parar algunos puntos ner a los Sugar Kings en La Haba- llueve, a quienes débiles en Rojas de Boston, el primer jue- Si los únicos Nacional toao el tiempo”. na, siempre que la situación cuba- en nada importará tal los go de la temporda, al cual asistirá cosa serán “Creo que los du- na no “cambie materialmente.”. York, que cambios hechos el Presidente Dwight D. aficionados de Nueva rante el invierno han convertido a Shaughnessy señaló que si se ha- Eisen- no tendrán juego por ver ese día sacar hower, que será quien arroje la la Liga Americana más difícil de no razón por la cual no Bill Rigney, Gigantes: “Creo que cía necesario al equipo de La por hermoso que sea el tiempo. lla y veo Habana, primera bola. vencer, pero creo que podremos lo logre, Por una cosa. Mizell esta- hemos mejorado con jóvenes como el traslado seria sólo tem- dijo poral. asimismo que Esa la primera vez desde hacerlo” Stengel a la United rá listo desde el comienzo, mien- Orlando Cepeda, Jim Davenport, Indicó el tras- La contienda entre el Washing- será lado se haría tal a Tampa. hace casi 80 años en que no habrá Press en su análisis pre-analisis. tras que el año pasado no ganó un Willie Kirkland y Bob Schmidt. Y vez ton y el Boston simplemente “Considero causa —pro- es juego de baseball en Nueva York a los Yankees más desafío hasta junio. Stan Musial creo que Johnny Antonelli es de- “A de la revolución un preludio de la “gran inaugura- siguió—Maduro ha tenido ñoco el dia de inauguración de la tem- fuertes de lo que fueron en 1957 naturalmente, es lo mejor que la masiado bueno como pitcher como ción” del martes,'día en que tiempo para preparativos en- porada. porque Yogi Berra deberá tener Liga pueda ofrecer”. para tener dos. años malos en su- hacer los trarán en acción todos los para apertura Büffalo. Es- equipos un buen comeback y hacer a Mic- cesión. Los Gigantes son un team la conta las Grandes Ligas. BALTIMORE, abril 14 (UP)— key Alston, Dodgers: es malo, pero de Mantle más efectivo”. Walt “Estuvi- de futuro. Nuestra meta es la' de to si decidimos se- de el cubano Willie campeones mediados de La Habana, En vista que “Como somos favori- mos en la pelea hasta subir un lugar o dos este año en guir adelante en man- El martes habrá acción sufi- Miranda, torpedero titular, tos, sabemos a pesar las tendré mi allí con su está pero que estamos en agosto el año pasado, de relación al poder ser aspirantes al promesa de ir ciente para los aficionados al base- un tobillo y tiene Liga muy balanceada, y varias situacio- equipo de país ya lesionado en una mucho muchas lesiones pennant dentro de dos campañas el Buffalo.” ball de todo el que se cele- bonquitis, los orioles compra- MARZO 5 A ABRIL 23. más que el año pasado que produjo nes bajo-par. un buen juegos el Este, el Centro Tuvimos más”. i brarán en ron a Ron Hansen, de 19 años, a su una pelea entre cinco hasta el pri- pitching staff entonces y creo que y el Oeste. mero de agosto’ señaló Haney. será mejor este año. Nuestra prin- Danny Murtaugh, Piratas: “Núes Se 23.600 Estamos seguros que somos un cipal preocupación es la falta de tro final dependerá de Ted Klus- MUSSO GANO cree que unas perso- team más fuerte que el que salió nuestro acostumbrado punch”. zewski. Si de 125 a 140 ’ue- nas toda la capacidad del esta- actúa “Focas” de San Fran- de Yankee Stadium como campeo- Birdie Tebbetts, Reds: “Milwau- gos, muy optimistas. dio del club AMOCO SERVICE STATION nos sentimos PREMIO DE pri- HIWAY nes mundiales en el otoño pasado. kee es el team a vencer y tenemos Estoy satisfecho con el outfield, cisco asistirán el martes al mer de las S. W. 8 ST. FR. 1-9500 Pero creemos que tendremos de ri- tan buenas oportunidades de ganar catching y la gran combinación de juego campeonato de 1377 Ligas que juegue vales equipos más fuertes que ven- el que más. Hemos añadido segunda base de Dick Groat y Bill Grandes se en MIAMI, FLA. como SIRACUSA California. En ese juego, los Gigan- cer este año. más factores buenos que ningún Mazeroski. Si tuviéramos un poco El optimismo es el opio del ba- otro team en la liga: Haddix, Pur- fortaleza, sería como volar SIRACUSA, Italia, abril 14. tes se enfrentarán a sus eternos de más Ange- seball de la primavera, pero los pi- K key, y Schmidt en pitching, un ini- por el aire”. (UP) —Luigi Musso ganó hoy el rivales, los Dodgers de Los lotos rivales todos lucen creer- cialista extra y un tercer catcher”. Gran Premio de Siracusa, primera les. los campeones defensores “ pueden Scheffing, “Estoy gran FIJESE!! Bob Cubs: carrera de la nueva tempora- Milwaukee, cam- ser vencidos”. Los pilotos de la Li- Mayo Smith, Phillies: “El pit- Los Bravos de confiado en que los Cubs ganarán da automovilística internacional, peones mundiales, jugarán en su ga Americana están alentados AL LOPEZ ching es la llave de nuestro team. más juegos que los que obtuvimos conduciendo la única maquina Fe- FRENOS NUEVOS por el En de poder hemos me- campo contra los Piratas de Pitts- fracaso de los Yankees en materia Tendremos reservas rrari que figuraba en un grupo de y la Serie Mundial, el infield, tengan cuidado: Podre- jorado con la adición de Wally el año pasado.
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