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Nuevo Rey Del HR En Ligas Menores Miércoles 5 de Agosto de 2015 aCCIÓN EXPRESO 7C AFICIONADO DE METS RECAUDA DINERO A LFONSO ARAUJO BOJÓRQUEZ Hacen colecta Guerra contra Ligas Mayores POR os propietarios de los clubes de las Grandes Ligas tuvieron un serio dolor de cabeza en 1946 de parte Lde la Liga Mexicana Independiente, que empezó a contratar jugadores por me- to mejor bateador. Firmó tam- dio de Jorge Pasquel, dinámico bién Roland Gladú, reserva de millonario mexicano que ofre- los Dodgers, pero había sido el ció a varios jugadores contratos mejor bateador en Triple A. De mejores que los de liga mayor. los Gigantes se llevaron a los Céspedes La mayoría de esos peloteros pitchers Sal Maglie y Adrián fueron de la Liga Nacional. Era Zavala, el primera base Ray la primera vez que las Grandes Zimmerman, el segunda base Ligas tuvieron un problema en George Hausmann, el tercera sus manos, desde 1913 hasta base Napoleón Reyes y el jardi- 1914, cuando la seudo tercera nero Danny Gardella. Diez días Tienen el interés de que Liga Mayor, o sea la Liga Fede- después dieron el salto a Méxi- ral, le estaba ofreciendo bue- co los lanzadores Ace Adams y el cubano fi rme una nos contratos a jugadores como Harry Feldman cuando estaban extensión de contrato Chief Bender, Eddie Plank, Hal en Miami durante las prácticas. Chase, Joe Tinker y Lee Magee, Otros equipos que sufrieron con los neoyorquinos para que dieran el brinco a la pérdidas de jugadores, los Filis nueva liga. Ese circuito funcio- con el jardinero René Montea- NUEVA YORK.- Los aficio- nó dos temporadas, pues fue gudo; de los Atléticos, el jar- nados de los Mets sólo han dis- demandado por las otras dos dinero Bobby Estalella, de los frutado a Yoenis Céspedes tres Ligas Mayores que fi nalmente Tigres el jugador de cuadro juegos y ya quieren que se quede ganaron el pleito y muchos de Murray Franklyn, el venezo- por mucho tiempo. esos jugadores, que atraídos lano Alex Carrasquel de los El impacto del jardinero cu- por los buenos sueldos, habían Medias Blancas, el pitcher To- bano con los metropolitanos dado el salto, la mayoría fueron más de la Cruz de los Rojos y el ha sido tal, que un aficionado castigados. jardinero Roberto Ortíz de los comenzó un movimiento en in- Los mexicanos perjudica- Senadores, ambos habían juga- ternet para recaudar dinero y ron mucho a los Cardenales de do en 1945 con Diablos Rojos. ayudar a los Mets a que fi rmen San Luis, pues fi rmaron a los Vern Stephens, gran torpedero una extensión de contrato con pitchers Max Lanier, que es- de los Cafés, llegó a México, “La Potencia”. taba con 6-0, Fred Martin y al jugó dos partidos y se regresó Michael Cavallaro inició jugador de cuadro Lou Klein, porque no le gustó lo que vio. una recolección de fondos en pero fi nalmente superaron ese Como todavía no empezaba la la página Go Found Me con el problema y terminaron sien- temporada, no tuvo problemas objetivo de reunir 120 millones do campeones de nuevo con la y no fue castigado, pues el Co- de dólares en 60 días y con ello labor de los lanzadores Howie misionado Albert B. Chandler, poder aportar a la extensión de Pollet que tuvo 21-10, Harry anunció que todos los que se contrato del cubano Céspedes. “El Gato” Brecheen con 15-15 fueron a México, estaban cas- E l lu nes , en M i a m i , el ja rd i ne - y Murry Dickson con 15-16. Al tigados por espacio de cinco ro empató la marca de triples en gran Stan Musial le pusieron años. Los Hermanos de Jorge un juego para los Mets, con tres, un cheque en blanco para que Pasquel, le hicieron grandes y dos de ellos se quedaron a nada pusiera la cantidad, pero lo re- ofertas a peloteros como Stan de ser jonrones; impulsó cuatro chazó. Los Cardenales gana- Musial, Enos Slaughter, Whitey carreras que sirvieron para que ron el campeonato y en la Serie Kurowski y Terry Moore. A Ted la novena de Nueva York derro- Mundial vencieron en siete Williams también le pusieron tara 12-1 a los Marlins y con ello juegos a Medias Rojas de Bos- en sus manos un cheque y que se quedaron con el primer lugar, ton. También convencieron a pusiera la cantidad, pero no en solitario, del Este de la Liga varios jugadores de los Dodgers lo convencieron. En el mes de Nacional, por primera vez desde de Brooklyn, el primer rival de Junio, el presidente de los Car- el 19 de septiembre de 2008. los Cardenales. Los primeros denales Sam Breadon hizo un Los Mets tienen marca de 4-0 / EXPRESO AP en fi rmar fueron el catcher Ar- viaje a México y tuvo pláticas desde que lograron el canje de nold “Mickey” Owen, que en con el señor Pasquel, cosa que Céspedes. el mes de Agosto de ese 1946, no le gustó a “Happy” Chandler “El arribo del jardinero estelar tras pelearse con Jorge Pasquel, el Comisionado y lo multó con Yoenis Céspedes a los Mets de regresó a Estados Unidos, pidió 5 mil dólares y le prohibió estar Nueva York ha coincidido con 4-0 250 clemencia al comisionado “Ha- en las reuniones de los dueños. una repentina explosión de pro- ppy” Chandler, pero se man- Sin embargo, tanto la multa y la ducción y energía que este club/ RÉCORD DE METS CON CÉSPEDES DÓLARES HAN RECOLECTADO tuvo el castigo de cinco años. suspensión se levantaron pron- aficionados no habían visto en También se arreglaron con el to. Para 1948 la Liga Mexicana casi una década”, detalla Cavalla- boricua Luis Rodríguez Olmo, había vuelto a la normalidad… ro en la descripción de la página. una cláusula que estipula que si complicado, dado las fi nanzas que en 1945 terminó como sex- Después más lanzamientos. En el sitio (http://www.go- Nueva York no le ha dado una del equipo”, explica Cavallaro. fundme.com/ResignCespedes- extensión de contrato, deberá Cualquier jugador liberado NYM) hay hasta el momento ser puesto en libertad al fi nali- después del 31 de agosto tiene 250 dólares, (4 mil 142 pesos, al zar la Serie Mundial. que esperar hasta el 15 de mayo tipo de cambio actual). “Céspedes está en el año fi - para poder volver a fi rmar con A LFONSO ARAUJO Los Mets adquirieron a Cés- nal de su contrato y el objetivo el mismo equipo, por lo cual la pedes el 31 de julio, el último de esta página es recaudar los oportunidad de los Mets de re- día de la ventana de cambios, fondos necesarios para fi rmar al tener a Céspedes está en estos 5 DE AGOSTO luego de un canje con Detroit y toletero a una extensión de con- tres meses y con muchos ceros en el contrato del jardinero hay t rato, ya que de ot ra m a nera luce en el cheque. Especial / EXPRESO Especial l 5 de Agosto de 1905, el umpire principal George Buasewine, con el marcador empatado a 5 carre- Eras en la novena entrada y cuando los Gigantes tardaron demasiado tiempo protestando una decisión les marcó el forfi t a favor de los Piratas. La derrota se Especial / EXPRESO Especial la dieron a Christy Mathewson, de acuerdo a las reglas de aquella época. Mike Hessman llegó a 433 cuadrangulares ENTÉRATE René González, uno de los muchos cubanos que triun- ◗ Mike Hessman, de 37 años faron en el beisbol de México, nació en Cienfuegos el 5 para establecer marca de Agosto de 1918. Ganó tres títulos de bateo a fi nales de edad, ha disputado 109 de los cuarenta y de los pocos que le han dado una base juegos en las mayores con intencional con la caja llena. En el Pacífi co lo vimos ju- Atlanta, Detroit y los Mets. gar con los Mayos de Navojoa. No juega en la gran carpa La radio KDKA de Pittsburgh trasmitió el primer Nuevo rey del HR desde el 2010. juego de las ligas mayores el 5 de Agosto de 1921 en el ◗ Pegó 14 jonrones en las Forbes Field en la voz de Harold Arlin. Ese partido re- grandes ligas y registró un señado, jugada a jugada en la voz de Arlin, fue ganado promedio de .188. por los Piratas por 8-5 a Filis de Filadelfi a. en ligas menores Un dato interesante sobre Don Larsen. Cuando lle- gó en 1953 con los Cafés de San Luis hizo un relevo bateando un doble en su último turno contra Boston. TOLEDO, Ohio.- Es el Crash “No le presto mucha atención todos los días”. Contra Filadelfi a se fue de 3-3 y el 5 de Agosto, en el Davis de la vida real. a las estadísticas, pero cuando “Me alegro de haberlo conse- Fenway Park, perdió 5-0, lanzando toda la ruta, pero M i ke Hessm a n , u n i n fi elder de termine la temporada segura- guido aquí, frente a los grandes terminó de 3-3, con lo cual bateó 7 hits consecutivos, l a suc u rsa l de los Ti g res de Tr iple mente investigaré un poco y me afi cionados de Toledo”. marca para un pitcher. A de Toledo, fi jó un nuevo récord informaré acerca de la gente que Hessman fue seleccionado por -“El Mejor Partido que he Jugado”, fue lo que dijo Dick de jonrones en las Ligas menores dejé atrás”, comentó Hessman. Atlanta en la 15ta ronda del draft Groat, short de los Piratas, que les ganaron 1-0 a los al pegar su cuadrangular número El récord lo logró ante un tiro de 1996.
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