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Fred Haney Elegirá a Sus Tres Grandes' Para LIGA NACIONAL G Pág. 6 tHARIO LAS AMERICAS MARTES - 1 octubre de 1957 LIDERES AL BATE Fred Haney Elegirá a sus Tres Grandes' Para LIGA NACIONAL G. VB. C. *. Ave. Musial, San Luis .. 134 502 82 178 .351 Envíos Inaugurales en . Serie 585 112 195 .333 Realizar Mays, New York 152 Mundial . embargo, Haney Aaron, Milwaukee . 151 615 118 198 .322 Sin Fred no sabe todavía en qué . Robinson, Cincinnati . 150 611 97 197 .322 forma rotará a sus pitchers en el clásico mundial Groat, Pittsburgh .. 125 501 58 158 .315 Moscú, Karachl y Tokio Aspiran Schoendienst, Milw. 150 648 91 200 .309 Por RAY W. DOHERTY, de la UP NIÑO YALDES Spahn: Pitcher JONRONES MILWAUKEE, Sept. 28. (Uni- Haney declaró que nombrará su a Sede de los Juegos Olímpicos ted).—El manager Fred Haney, pitcher abridor después que lea AARON, MILWANKEE 44 de los campeones de la Liga Na- los reportes de los scouts que han Y 808 BAKER SOFIA, Sept. 30 (UP)—Avery Stoychev dijo que “la mejor seguido Brundage, presidente Abridor los Yankees, del Comité prueba juegos de BANKS, CHICAGO 43 cional, los Braves de Milwaukee, a New York de que los no se es- SNIDER, 40 colocó sus esperanzas en la próxi- en la últimas semanas. Olímpico Internacional (C. O. I.) tán haciendo demasiado grandes BROOKLYN dijo para MAYS, NEW YORK 35 ma Serie Mundial en sus “Tres Se cree que Spahn, veterano de que las carreras de bobsled organizados (como ha soste- Grandes” pitchers. Warren Spahn, la Serie Mundial de 1948 con los EN DENYER están ya definitivamente descarta- nido Brundage! es que ya tenemos CARRERAS IMPULSADAS Bob Buhl y Lew Burdette, pero no Braves de Boston, recibirá el ho- das del programa de los Juegos tres candidatos para los juegos de los "Bravos" ha decidido todavía en que orden nor de abrir el clásico de este año. DENVER, Sept. 30—(UP).—El Olímpicos del invierno de 1960. 19645: Moscú, Karachi y Tokio. MILWAUKEE, AARON, MILWAUKEE 132 los utilizará. Spahn ganó uno de los encuentros peso pesado cubano Niño Valdés, Comentando las noticias de que Brundage negó más tarde, sin Sept. 30—(UP) manager El trío de lanzadores de los Bra- contra el Cleveland en aquella Se- quinto en el ranking de esa divi. otras ciudades se han ofrecido pa- embargo, que alguna de esas —Fred Haney, el de los ENNIS, CARDENALES 105 tres Bravos, ves ha ganado más de la mitad de rie. sión, y Bob Baker, que no figura ra organizar esas competencias ciudades haya presentado formal- campeones de la Liga Na- BANKS, 102 designó CHICAGO las victorias del Milwaukee este Spahn manifestó que el actual en la clasificación, firmaron sus una vez terminados los juegos en mente su candidatura a ser sede cional, al lanzador vetera- MUSIAL, CARDENALES 102 año. El derecho Burdette, aparen- team de Milwaukee es “superior contratos para celebrar una pelea California Brundage dijo que los de esos juegos. no Warren Spahn, que nunca ha temente recuperado de un slump, hombre por hombre” que aquel a diez rounds en Denver, el 22 de reglamentos olímpicos estipulan ganado menos de 20 juegos en las LIGA AMERICANA ha ganado 16. Buhl, cuyo hombro team de 1948. octubre. claramente que todas las pruebas últimas ocho temporadas, para que derecho está nuevamente curado, “Nuestro team de 1948 era un deben efectuarse el mismo ocuoe el montículo en el juego ini- el segundo gran en lu- G. VB. C. H. Ave. ha logrado 18 triunfos. Y el vete- conglomerado de jugadores viejos, Será encuentro gar. Ford cial de la Serie Mundial, el miér- que se celebra en Denver en seis Abrirá rano Spahn es el máximo ganador todos teniendo años buenos. Este Brundage se declaró satisfecho coles próximo, contra los Yanquis en las Mayores con año tuvimos más habilidad general semanas, tras el match del nueve de Nueva York. .. 21. conferencia Williams, Boston . 132 420 96 163 .388 de septiembre entre el argentino en una de prensa de .y fuimos mejorando poco a poco los resultados del congreso de C. El zurdo Spahn, que tiene 36 Mantle, New York . 144 474 121 173 .365 Alex Miteff y John Holman, que Nuestro team es capaz de explotar I. terminado aquí, aunque éste por años de edad, ha tomado parte en ganó el sudamericano por knoc- O. Yankees Woodling, Cleveland . 133 429 74 138 .322 LA FAMA ES en cualquier momento”, añadió. no aceptó todas sus proposiciones una Serie Mundial, la de 1948, en- Después de Spahn, se espera que kout en el noveno round. NUEVA YORK, Sept. 30 (UP)— tre los Bravos, que entonces eran .... para reducir magnitud Boyd. Baltimore 141 485 73 154 .318 El promotor Willner dijo la de los Whitey Burd#tte lance el segundo juego Mili Juegos Olímpicos. El zurdo Ford fue designa- de Boston, y los Indios de Cleve- Fox, Chicago .... 155 619 110 196 .317 que el ganador del match del 22 por Casey Stengel que EFIMERA en el Yankee Stadium, con Buhl proposiciones do para iniciar land, ganaron ese afio el cam- de tendrá la oportunidad Estas de Brunda- el primer juego . de la serie Miñoso, Chicago . 153 569 96 176 .309 abriendo la Serie aquí el sábado, octubre mun- peonato. YORK, Sept. pelear diciembre, ge fueron criticadas en la misma NUEVA 30. octubre 5. Pero esto es todo una de con Miteff en dial el miércoles, por los Yanquis (UP) — La Fama es efímera. también en Denver. conferencia de prensa por el gene- de Nueva CARRERAS IMPULSADAS suposición, pues Haney no ha di- ral Vladimir Stoychev, represen- York. El lunes pasado, Carmen Ba* Valdés y Baker han peleado ya zurdo, co- cho nada oficial todavía. tante búlgaro el ejecutivo del Otro Warren Spahn, SIEVERS, silio ganó el campeonato. mun- dos veces. Baker, de Pittsburgh, en menzará por PREMIADO EL WASHINGTON 114 "Es un poco prematuro decir Comité. los Bravos de Miíwau- WERTZ, CLEVELAND 105 dial de peso mediano en una re- quién utilizaré como pitcher o ganó por puntos en diez rounds a kee, conforme al anuncio hecho. cia pelea con Ray “Sugar” Ro- quién jugará”, declara Haney, Valdés en ambas ocasiones. JENSEN, BOSTON 103 b:nson, y sufrió una herida en quien no luce preocupado con la MANAGER DEL MALZONE, BOSTON 103 el rostro que automáticamente le experiencia de los Yankees en la Dragan: Concertado Encuentro hizo incluir en la lista de “en- Piloto MIÑOSO, CHICAGO 103 Serie Mundial. CAMPEONATO de Pérez y Martín "SAN LUIS" fermos e indisponibles” de la Co- “Jugamos como campeones mun JONRONES misión Atlética del Estado de diales el lunes pasado”, dijo Haney DE de los Indios MADRID, Sept. 30 (UP)— El SAN LUIS, Sept. 30—(UP)—La Nueva York. refiriéndose al desafío en el que JUVENIL manager boxeril Jules Avernin administración de los Cardenales SIEVERS, WASHINGTON 41 El boletín, enviado hoy a to- aseguró el pennant frente a los en 1958 anunció en esta capital que éi y el de San Luis premió *1 mar.ager WILLIAMS, BOSTON 38 dos los clubs de boxeo y cronis- Cardenales del St. Louis. BASE BALL campeón europeo de peso pluma, Fred Hutchinson, cuyo equipo dis- cutió hasta último momento tas del deporte contiene un “Cuando uno actúa en una cam- CLEVELAND Sept. 30. (UP)— Young Martín, partirían de Espa- el Ga- MANTLE, NEW YORK 34 error en cuanto paña llardete de la Liga Nacional, con a su nombre, como la de este año, se obtie- MEXICO. (UP)— Estados Uni- Bobby Bragan ha convenido en ña el 20 de octubre en viaje a WERTZ. INDIOS 26 pues le llama “Basillio”. ne suficiente experiencia”. dos acumuló cinco carreras en la se- Buenos Aires, para la pelea que un nuevo contrato por un año y un ser el manager de los Indios de aumento de salario. gunda mitad de la novena entra- Cleveland 1958. Martín sostendrá en esa capital, en el Hutch dijo que se sentía “total- da para derrotar a Guatemala Así lo anunció Greenberg, nueve de noviembre, con el po- Hank mente satisfecho” con su nuevo s» por 17-16 en el segundo juego del gerente general seedor del título mundial de la ca- el de los Indios. tegoría, lario, aunque no dió a campeonato mundial júnior de ba- Bragan, que Pascual Pérez. conocer el mes pasado fue cuanto representa el aumento. seball. relevado del puesto de manager de los de En el juego fueron conectados Piratas Pittsburgh y que se URSUA CONTRA ARIAS 30 incogibles al tiempo que se co- encuentra actualmente en La Ha- metían cinco ’anzamientos malos bana como manager del Almenda- BOUT EN CARACAS Muaré Ssxetidor Kerby que produjeron cinco anotaciones. res, reemplazará a Farrell. Greenberg diio que sintió MEXICO. Sept. 30— (UP).—EI Hoy, Guatemala se medirá con mu- campeón Integrantes a Dodgers cho la decisión de reemplazar a filipino de peso gallo, que Sufrió una í de Tribu de los México en el tercer desafío de la Tommy Ursua, llegará Farrelll y agregó que opinaba que a Venezue- serie de 20 en que participan, ade- para pelea BROOKLYN, Sept. (United) Alston decís: “Hice muchos “un cambio de managers podría la su del cinco de octu- 28. > Dijo Alston que era lamentable irse.—Reunión de Walt más. Cuba y República Domini- bre con el campeón Fractura —Hay una edificación “enfantas- amigos aquí y es natural que odie ser de provecho para el equipo”. venezolano, players y empleados.—Lamentaciones cana. Ramón Arias. mada” en esta ciudad llamada Eb- ’ periodistas, el irme. Puede que sea lento ha- Los Indios no figuraron este año MUNICH, Sept. (UP)— Al dar esta el 30 El bets Field.
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