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En El Año De 1959 Empezó El Declinamiento De Dos Estrellas: Ted Williams (0.254,10HR, 43CP) Y Stan Musial (0.255,14HR, 44CP);

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En El Año De 1959 Empezó El Declinamiento De Dos Estrellas: Ted Williams (0.254,10HR, 43CP) Y Stan Musial (0.255,14HR, 44CP); 1959 En el año de 1959 empezó el declinamiento de dos estrellas: Ted Williams (0.254,10HR, 43CP) y Stan Musial (0.255,14HR, 44CP); dos excelentes carreras experimentaron el natural ocaso, dos brillantes deportistas que escribieron páginas memorables en el beisbol de Grandes Ligas. Las hazañas y fracasos siguieron sucediéndose como en otras temporadas haciendo de este deporte un espectáculo sin igual. Harvey Haddix (12-12, 3.13) de los Piratas lanzó 12 entradas perfectas solo para perder en el treceavo, y su compañero Roy Face ganó 18 y perdió 1 ¡siendo relevista! (2.70 en CLP, 10 Salvados). Los Dodgers ganaron el campeonato de la Liga Nacional después de que la temporada anterior terminaron en penúltimo lugar a 21 juegos de los Bravos. Pero la sorpresa mayor la dieron los Yankees, quienes depués de ganar nueve veces el título de Liga en 10 años cayeron hasta el sótano por el mes de mayo y nunca pudieron repuntar. Los Medias Blancas de Chicago lograron el banderín de la Liga Americana por primera vez en 40 años con cinco juegos de ventaja sobre los Indios de Cleveland. Detroit quedó en cuarto sitio a pesar de los esfuerzos de Harvey Kuenn (0.353, 9HR, 54CP) y Al Kaline (0.327, 27HR, 94CP). Boston quedó en quinto con todo y el líder productor de la Liga Jackie Jensen (0.277, 28HR, 112CP). El mejor porcentaje de carreras limpias fue de Hoyt Wilhelm (15-11, 2.19) con sus Orioles de Baltimore que quedaron en sexto sitio. Harmon Killebrew (0.242, 42HR, 105CP) quedó de líder jonronero pero eso poco ayudó al club de Washington para evitar quedar en la última posición. La carrera por el título en la Liga Nacional estuvo más interesante. Los Gigantes de San Francisco (que viajaron desde Nueva York un año antes), parecían tener el primer lugar en sus manos una semana antes de terminar la temporada, pero los Dodgers (a Los Angeles recién llegados un año antes también) vinieron de atrás en un espectacular cierre de campaña. Los Gigantes perdieron 7 de sus últimos 9 partidos en una semana trágica con todo y sus poderosos bateadores Willie Mays (0.313, 34HR, 104CP) y Orlando Cepeda (0.317, 27HR, 105CP); su estrella del pitcheo fue Sam Jones (21-15, 2.83CLP). Sin embargo, sucedió que en el último día de competencia Dodgers y Bravos terminaron empatados en el primer lugar para complicar más las cosas; en el club de Milwaukee brillaba Eddie Mathews campeón jonronero de la liga. Por tal motivo se arregló una pequeña serie de 1 playoff a ganar dos de tres entre ambos. En el primer partido jugado bajo un frío intenso en Milwaukee, los Dodgers ganaron 3-2 con destacada participación de Larry Sherry (7-2, 2.19CLP) que lanza 72/3 sin anotaciones. En el segundo juego de nueva cuenta los Dodgers se llevan la victoria; después de ir perdiendo 5-2 en la octava entrada, el equipo de Los Angeles empata en la novena y en la doceava gana con una larga carrera desde segunda de Gil Hodges impulsado por Carl Furillo. Los Dodgers armaron un equipo balanceado combinando experiencia y juventud. Duke Snider (0.308, 23HR, 88CP) y Gil Hodges (0.276, 25HR, 80CP) se combinaron para 48 cuadrangulares entre ambos mientras que el excardenal Wally Moon (0.302, 19HR, 74CP) lograba una estupenda temporada. Maury Wills (0.260, 0HR, 7CP) se posesionó de las paradas cortas y Don Drysdale (17-13, 3.46CLP) brilló en el pitcheo. El staff lo completaban Johnny Podres (14-9, 4.11CLP), Roger Craig (11-5, 2.06CLP) y Sandy Koufax (8-6,4.05CLP). Ernie Banks (0.304, 45HR, 143CP) de los Cachorros ganó su segundo trofeo de Jugador más Valioso mientras que Nellie Fox (0.306, 2, 70CP) hizo lo propio para los Medias Blancas. Early Wynn (22-10, 3.17) ganó el Cy Young a la edad de 39 años y junto con Bob Shaw (18-6, 2.69CLP) lograron buenas victorias para los Medias Blancas, teniendo el apoyo de Gerry Staley (8-5, 2.24CLP, 14 salvados) y Turk Lown (9-2, 2.89CLP, 15 salvados) en el bullpen. La serie mundial inicia el día 1 de octubre con una estupenda blanqueada de Early Wynn y Gerry Staley por marcador de 11-0. Ted Kluszewski conecta par de cuadrangulares e impulsa 5 carreras. En el segundo juego los Dodgers anotan 3 carreras en el séptimo para ganar 4-3 y empatar la serie. Charley Neal conecta dos jonrones por los Dodgers. El día 4 la serie se reinicia en Los Angeles con un victoria para éstos 3-1, brillando el pitcheo de Don Drysdale con relevo de Larry Sherry. Carl Furillo produce dos carreras con sencillo en el séptimo para arreglarle las cosas a los Dodgers ante una asistencia récord de 92,394 aficionados en el Coliseo de Los Angeles. Los 12 hits de Chicago en el juego lamentablemente produjeron una solitaria carrera nada más. Al día siguiente Larry Sherry sigue con su estupendo pitcheo al obtener la victoria en labor de relevo 5-4, iniciando Roger Craig este cuarto desafío. Los Medias Blancas habían empatado este juego estropeando una delantera 4-0 de los Dodgers, pero con un cuadrangular ganador de Gil Hodges en el octavo capítulo se arruinaron las esperanzas de Medias Blancas; 92650 aficionados baten el récord de un día anterior. El día 6 de octubre Dick Donovan valientemente enfrenta a los Dodgers sacando una dramática victoria 1-0 del Estadio Coliseo que ahora exhibe una asistencia de 92,706 aficionados. La serie se traslada a Chicago pero ni con la ventaja de tener el estadio a su favor logran detener a los Dodgers que alcanzan la cuarta victoria por marcador de 9-3, y “para variar” con otra fantástica obra en el montículo de 2 Sherry en relevo a Johnny Podres. Ted Kluszewski conectó jonrón para las últimas tres carreras de Chicago en la serie imponiendo un récord de 10 carreras impulsadas en el clásico de otoño. NOTAS CORTAS: El día 22 de abril George Brunet otorga 5 bases por bolas con casa llena y un golpe, también con casa llena, en un rallie de 11 carreras de los Medias Blancas sobre los Atléticos de Kansas City con un solo hit de John Callison y dos outs de Jim Landis en esta extraña entrada. Hubo otras 3 bases por bolas con casa llena en el juego. Kansas pierde 20-6. El 26 de abril el jugador de los Gigantes de Yomiuri Sadaharu Oh conecta el primer cuadrangular de sus 868 jonrones de por vida. El día 1º de mayo Early Wynn de 39 años lanza un partido de un solo hit, abanica a 14 y conecta jonrón en la victoria de 1-0 de Medias Blancas sobre Boston. El día 7 de mayo se celebra un partido de exhibición entre Yankees y Dodgers en el Coliseo de Los Angeles ante 93103 expectadores en la “Noche de Roy Campanella”. Campanella sufrió un accidente automovilístico en enero de 1958 interrumpiendo su brillante carrera en el beisbol profesional. Nueva York ganó por marcador de 6-2. El 11 de mayo Yogui Berra interrumpe su cadena de juegos sin error quedando en 148 partidos y 950 asistencias. NY pierde 7-6 ante Cleveland. Tres años antes, en 1956, Berra y Don Larsen adquieren fama al lograr el único juego perfecto en series mundiales. El 20 de mayo los Yankees van al sótano por primera vez en 40 años. El 26 de mayo Harvey Daddix de Piratas lanza un juego perfecto contra Milwaukee por espacio de 12 entradas perdiendo el encuentro en la treceava. Felix Mantilla abre el inning alcanzando la base por error; un sacrifico y una base intencional a Hank Aaron lleva al bat a Joe Adcock quien conecta un aparente cuadrangular para poner el partido 3-0. Aaron canta la victoria saliéndose del campo sin darse cuenta que Adcock lo rebasa en la trayectoria por las bases. Ambos son declarados out cuando Mantilla anota. Lew Burdette lanza toda la ruta para acreditarse el triunfo espaciando 12 hits. Al día siguiente se declara la victoria de Milwaukee 1-0 y a Adcock se le acredita doblete en lugar de cuadrangular. Siete lanzadores abanican a 23 en el partido Cardenales-Dodgers el día 31 de mayo. Sandy Koufax poncha a 9 en la victoria 5-3 de Dodgers. Rocky Colavito conecta 4 jonrones consecutivos en el Memorial Stadium en la victoria de Indios sobre Baltimore 11-8 el día 10 de junio. Koufax abanica a 16 filis el día 22 de junio en la victoria de Dodgers 6-2. El día 7 de julio se celebra el juego de estrellas con la victoria de la Nacional 5-4 sobre la Americana en el Forbes Field de Pittsburg. El 30 de julio Willie McCovey debuta en Grandes Ligas bateando de 4-4 con dos triples sobre Robin Roberts en una victoria de Gigantes 7-2. El 2 de agosto el pitcher de los Tigres Jim Bunning lanza el único inning perfecto de la década al abanicar a 3 Medias Rojas con 9 lanzamientos. Gana 3-0. El 3 de agosto se celebra el segundo juego de estrellas por primera vez en la historia, juego en el que los managers escogen el Line Up. La Liga Americana triunfa 5-3 en un partido de 5 cuadrangulares en el Coliseo de Los Angeles. El 10 de agosto Ken Boyer de los Cardenales inicia una racha de 29 juegos dando de hit, la mayor desde que Stan Musial lograra 30 en 1950.
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