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Tdeportes Fe Pág. 6I DIARIO LAS AMERICAS MARTES. 34 DE JUNIO DI )M§ Ray Sugar Robinson: Pete Rademacher Confía Obtener Otra Kid Chocolate Radiografía de un Peleador ¿CUAL FUE LA CAUSA DEL OCASO DEL FAMOSO (Según relato del Rev. JOBIAN LANG) Oportunidad Frente a Floyd Patterson BOXEADOR CUBANO? Por J. A. GUZMAN ALANDETE | Zoro Felley Abriga Igual Esperanza—Un Combate BOGOTA, (SICO)—A conse- dictos le crearan complejo. An- Benéfico. Mucho Para cuencia del resurgimiento que tes, por el contrario, continuó «T X lee dos Contendores,— paulatinamente se está presen- su tren de lucha con mayor en- Tengo Miedo de ciando del boxeo en los Estados tusiasmo y optimismo. En 1931, "No y JESi ifck** Patterson, Unidos en muchos paises lati- derrotó a Benny Bass en Filadel- tfin) * i Pero Estoy en í lp4f &A ‘ Mejor Forma. Detalles noamericanos, entre ellos Colom- fia en los primeros siete rounds bia, se ha hecho remembranza y se consagró de hecho como el «y ü» ¦ ¦. deportes fe Por ALEX KAHN del Ídolo de los cuadriláteros du- más seguro Campeón de su cate- ' rante los años de 1928 a 1938, goría, en que se convirtió al des- Y LOS ANGELES, junio 19. (UPI) Eligió Sardiñas, más conocido tronar a Lew Feldman, Fidel La «w- J¡E> J jV Á —Pete Rademacher, el joven que con su nombre de combate, “KID Barba Seamon casi si- ¿£Sr a de Ouha lj y Watson, coliga comenzó su carrera en el boxeo en -CHOCOLATE”. Algunas revistas multáneamente. la cúspide y ha progresado hada norteamericanas y numerosos En realidad el ocaso de su vi- * J M abajo, espera que una victoria so- diarios latinoamericanos han pu- da principió en diciembre de ¦rti- i' bre Zora Folley le dé otra oportu- blicado en estos días fotografías 1933 y no después como han nidad con el campeón heavyweight y artícqlos sobre la psrsonalidad anotado algunos comentaristas. ' Floyd Patterson. del negro cubano que causó sen- En ese mes y año Chocolate su- : t La misma idea la tenía Folley, sación durante diez años no sólo frió el konockout más doloroso ; : - |¡¡ ;;,' | Máquinas Ferrari los Eventos de Ganaron los dos reunieron duran- en América sino en cuando se Europa, y para su carrera a manos de Fan- | ' V te un banquete ofrecido por el que hoy vive en La Habana en kie Klick, quien le propinó ||p C 'r' U" una |pi|¡¡p í&é. £xlsr rjfispár Sportsments Club, grupo que aus- medio de la admiración y el ca- soberana paliza. 'Mil Millas' y 74 picia el bout a 10 rounds entre riño de. sus coterráneos. Muchos no se han explicado las Horas de Le Mans' Rademacher-Folley, ten- señalando El solo nombre de “KID CHO- aquella intempestiva derrota del BRESCIA, junio 23 (UPI). La tativamente para el 24 de julio. COLATE” despierta en la men- héroe de ébano, máxime cuando famosa carrera de las “Mille Mi- Las utilidades del combate, lla- te de los puños, cuando el estilis- el poderío de sus puños aún se glia” terminó con el triunfo de mado “Pelea por Vida”, irá a un te de los puños, cuando elestilis- encontraba en plena actividad. hospital no sectario de la ciudad. y ágil pugilista Pero posiblemente ella se ;,; Luigi Tamarazzo, conductor italia- ta exhibía de- debió v '- sus v JH18. '--'V; „ no tan poco conocido como la ma- “Creo que puedo decir que he moledores guantes por los esta- a su viaje de placer y diversión yoría de sus contrincantes, sido muy afortunado” manifestó dios norteamericanos. Sus parda que emprendió en 1932 por Ma- Rademacher. “En mi primera pelea les, que se contaron y se cuen- drid, Barcelona y Paris. Existen La “Mille Miglia” gozó durante profesional me enfrenté con Pat- tan todavía por miles, tejieron numerosas anécdotas suyas de su tres décadas de ser la carrera au- terson y muchas personas dicen alrededor de su vida las más agitada vida en la capital fran- tomovilística más mordiera del que ofrecí buena demostración. Es- apasionantes leyendas, pudiéndo- cesa, en donde las mujeres le de- mundo. pero dar una mejor la próxima vez. se afirmar que se le convirtió en jaron dramáticos recuerdos. eBO que a medirme Ni propio En 1928 segundo año— 10 Es por accedí un héroe especialmente en su el Chocolate quiere —su con Folley —para lograr un ñiievo patria, cuando recordar hoy la causa de aquel Js l'^HHii^^^^lWgMmmm personas murieron en un acciden- en 1930 se le tri- Wn ..¦& bout Patterson”. butó una apoteósica recepción funesto combate, que marcó níti- ta. El afio pasado murieron 13 con al \ Folley, quien junto a Eddie Ma- regresar de los Estados Unidos, damente el comienzo de su fin La nueva fórmula, puesta en vi- chen son dos de los principales as- donde acababa de perder, por re- como pegador más no como hé- gor este año, redujo el número de pirantes al título Patterson, mani- ñida e injusta decisión su pelea roe. Las leyendas más comple- muertes a dos; las de Guido Cer- Jm festó que esa era también su idea. con el temible Jack Kid Berg. jas, pero todas envueltas por la* neri y Mario Mora que iban RVf Declaró que no subestima tampoco faldas, se han hecho circular, y en un popularidad “Giuliettaz” que salió de la a Rademacher. La de Chocolate nádie sabrá a ciencia cierta qué carre- se inició en y tera curva. Cerneri “Creo que es un buen púgil 1928 cuatro años le pasó al famoso cubano . en una murió Pete más tarde su prestigio igualó al inmediatamente y Mora, unas ho- y que esta debe ser una gran pelea” La edad, los managers sagaces que adquirieron - - - % -rafa. íwS,ml Chandler, en sus épocas que aprovecharon su fortaleza M. ¦' ¦* rai después, en el hospital. manifestó el boxer de los VHH |j W i para famosos Sullivan, Dempsey, para reunir riqueza a su costa y Ariz. “Significará mucho los Benny En la carrera de este año se li- dos.” Leonnard, Baer, Louis y el desgaste de sus energías se mitó la potencia de los coches y se Dixon. Su peculiar forma de pe- aunaron para producirle derro- - Folley dijo que cualquiera que suprimieron las rectas en las que ;:;r V lea, caracterizada por los golpes tas sucesivas. Cansado y enfer- ft'r, /iPj : ' pueda derribar a Patterson, como rápidos y en otros años los ases del volante ¦St-íi cortos acompasados mo regresó a La Habana, en 19- alcanzaban velocidades de hasta lo hizo Rademacher en su bout con la extraordinaria elasticidad 38, con campeón en agosto pasado, íntimamente satisfecho de su 300 kilómetros por hora. el de las piernas, fué elogiada por performance cumplido y luego durarle seis rounds, tiene pero en * todos los comentarisas de los dia la más completa pobreza. En de murió que ser considerado seriamente. JB una esas rectas el rios neoyorquinos, a quienes des- En reconocimiento a poco año pasado el conductor espáñol Patterson noqueó a Rademacher, lo lumbró, además, por su atrayen- que del estilista y pegador que- Alfonso de Portago, compañe- el campeón olímpico heavyweight, su te personalidad y especial jovia- daba, el gobierno cubano le ad- ¿- ro al volante y 11 espectadores. deteniendo temporalmente las as- . .:-::-:v...';-.:vA>:-.v:.<l>í-¿--.. .'. • 1 1 -/ lidad con que recibía las deci- judicó una pensión que piraciones púgil ganar vitalicia, El público italiano no prestó del calvo de siones adversas adoptadas por los actualmente cobra religiosamen- *SUGAR” ROBINSON Y EL PADRE LANG. “Jamás retamos por gran preciado título en atención a la carrera. el más el boxeo jurados, a sabiendas de que mu- te mientras sus hijos devoran victoria, sino por que Ray sepa hacer lo correcto an cada dia en su primera pelea profesional. chas de injustas. la prueba, ellas eran con sin igual interés los álbu- La que en otros años “Soy ahora tres o cuatro veces El Campeón de su vida”. terminaba a las 10 horrs de ha- Pluma nunca se mes del otrora héroe de los rings más boxeador que cuando me en- desanimó ni dejó que tales vere- americanos y europeos. el ber comenzado, duró este año el frenté el verano pasado con Pat- Era un cálido dia de abril de 1955 y coche comedor triple, tren a la hora del desa- principalmente porque los terson” dijo Rademacher. “No ten- del Chicago-Milwaukee estaba lleno coches no podían pasar de cierta go pero MISTERIOSO . .. miedo de Patterson, estaré . yuno. El mesero me condujo a última silla vacía, en una LIMA . .la velocidad. en mejor forma frente a Folley (Continuación 3) por ¡oven buena apa- de la pág. (Continuación de la pág. 3) mesa ocupada un matrimonio negro de Floyd”. fue adoptada, después La carrera fue, en JB que cuando me medí con que fracasa- es un estudioso de la arqueología. por realidad una riencia. Mientras aguardaba los huevos, el joven miró v^fgg Folly y Rademacher se enfrenta- ron las negociaciones para pensativamente mi cuello de sacerdote. prueba de regularidad en que los que Los miembros de la colectividad coches debían desarrollar ron dos veces como amateurs con fueran reinstalados unos 200 hom- japonesa residente en Lima, han —Sabe usted padre —dijo finalmente — una vez pensé la velo- . ganando cidad determinada para cada tre- wBfP illll cada uno de los dos un bres,,a los cuales no se les volvió a preparado un nutrido programa de •n hacerme ministro del Señor. cho. bout. Folley, de 26 años, reciente- dar trabajo después de la prolon- agasajos en honor a los principes —¿Ah, sí? —dije, casi maquinalmente—. ¿Y qué se mente entabló con Machen en un gada huelga de comunicaciones visitantes.
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