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Frente De Los Medias Blancas DOMINGO, M DE SEPTIEMBRE DE 1058 DIARIO LAS AMERICAS Pág. 9 Tommy Kone Ganó Título Mediano ESTOCOLMO, Sept. 20 Dará Colorido a la Serie López Continuará al (UPI). EI norteameri- Alfonso Tommy cano Kono ganó hoy el título de campeón mundial de levantamiento de peso (categoría media- el Duelo estableciendo nue- Burdette-Yankees na) un YORK 20 un para vo record mundial, con un NEW septiembre atrás año comprender zaña del año pasado no fue un* —'UPI) qué especie venganza. los Medias Blancas total de 430 kilos (135-130- —La Serie Mundial se el por Y volver, también de Frente convertido cruzada que de ha hacia en los años han “Me vencer a todé con a su staff de coaches. Cooperación «le los y la prensa 165). en una atrás gusta el Recibirá los brazos abiertos fans para los New York Yankees, hecho a los Yankees una leyen- mundo” dijo el hombre segundo lugar quedó da.Ni* CHICAGO, Sept. 20. (UPI)— En quienes ya han asegurado su da beisbolera. tro, West Virginia, “Me gusta 1 el ruso Fedor Bogdanovs- Al» López, quien sigue demos- noveno pennant en los últimos Luego el ingrediente final vencer a todos los rivales que un 422,5 ki- trando que hay un lugar para ki con total de 10 años. es un señor llamado Lew Bur- se me pongan delante. No im- los (130-127, 5-165). un tipo bueno entre los exito- Y uno tiene que volverse deite, de los Bravos de Milwau- perta si son de mi Liga o de la sos manager de baseball, dijo kee. otra.” que su primera actuación para Mucho se ha escrito sobre el INSULTO orgullo de los Yankees. Cosa 1959 será la de recibir con los Para los Yankees, eso fue el ma brazos abiertos a su staff de cierta, porque es una cosa casi yor insulto y tangible basada en la historia recibido en muchos deportes “Les advertido que Rusia coaches. he Estados Unidos de clase y superioridad. año». V la tarea que tendremos para el Y hoy mientras esperan no decir que vol- año próximo será dura, pero Esto quiere los verse á a otrjs en no enfrentar los Bravos me gustaría tenerlos conmigo teams el baseball —y Burdette— el frío oí güilo. Pero con los hombre a ccJtqo Óa OitKa. de nuevo en la próxima campa- Esperan Ganar en Torneo tengan su con los ojos azules es el tópico fl ña”. Yankees es algo especial. Nin- favorito. El genial piloto del Chicago gún otro clut ha ganado tan- “No podrá tos pennants hacerlo de nuevo” hizo esos comentarios poco des- o tantas Series d;ce Mickey Mantle. de Mundiales. Ningún otro equipo pués dirigir Levantamiento Pesas puede apostar de acceder a al de “Y se a ello” club que viene después ha producido tantas super-es- añade Yogi t el año PESAR 31 NACIONES HAN INSCRIPTO 151 treilas. Berra. de una conferencia de cinco mi- A DE QUE Joé Bryant: Manager del EL 16 ne- Collins. inicialista Yan- "FORZUDOS" EN EL MEET. COMENZARA Los otros teams pueden kee por muchos años, gar esto. ya no es- lodo Pero allá adentro tá en el equipo Pero Anderson y Ecuyer: Candidatos Año en la Liga ESTOCOLMO. Suecia, Sept. posiblemente más fuerte dele- en lo profundo de sus sistemas, las inicia- levantadores, siete les Yankees están en su 20. (UPl)—Estados Unidos y gación, siete que cuando un jugador cora- Internacional funcionarios. creen zón y dice: Rusia esperan dominar el Cam- suplentes y seis se pone la rayada franela Minaev, otros blan- “El les ocasionará problema» Sept. 20. peonato Mundial de Levanta- Además de 5 ca o gris de los Yankees. MONTREAL, sus ocurre pero no creo que nos gane,” Para Integrar "All American" (UPl)—Cray Bryant, manager miento de Pesas, aún cuando 21 atletas soviéticos defenderán un cambio total dentro de él. “for- títulos mundiales. Son ellos Burdette sigue imperturbable. del equipo de béisbol Mon- naciones han inscrito 151 Dicen que no es así, pero ese Tuvo LOS "HOMBRES A OBSERVAR" PARA LOS el de este Stogov, bantam; Vla- record de 17-9 el año pa- NUMEROSOS treal Royáis, que acaba de zudos” en meet mes. Vladnnir uniforme de una forma u otra, sado y AÑO.—BOBBY NEWMAN ENTRE LOS 6 en Bushuyev, light- tiene 18-10 ya esta tem- HONORES DEL ganar el Gallardete de la Li- Rusia ganó de 7 títulos dimir lo convierte en un mejor juga- en Lomakin, rob- porada. ELEGIBLES.—OTRAS NOTAS ga desig- los Campeonaots de 1957 Te- weignt; Trofim dor. Internacional, fue middle-heavyweight, y manager herán, Irán, en noviembre pasa- yév, EL UNICO SNIDER, de lo nado del año en ese Medvedev, heavyweight. Por STEVE UPI circuito. do. Tommy Kono. de Honolulú Álixi Es cierto, los Yankees han si- y Sacramento, ganó la otra co- El principe Bertil, de Suecia, do YORK, Sept. 20 (U de Georgia; Don Meredith, de vencidos. Pero nadie lo ha NEW anuncio hecho por rona la middleweight, para los inaugurará el Campeonato el REFORRAMOS Memo Southern Methodist, es el hom- El fue hicho en la forma en que lo lo- PI) All American Unidos. martes. Los funcionarios del gró grande en Suroeste, Nell McCall, del diario Toron- Estados Burdette el año pasado. de Fútbol de 1958 número 1: bre el con de la Aso- no una esperan unos 18.000 espec- de “hom- Bobby Lackey, de Texas, tras to Star. Presidente Norteamérica envió meet Los venció en tres oportunida- FRENOS Encabezando la lista la delegación completa a Tehe- tadores en el torneo, que deja- es rey ciación de Cronistas de Li- des en la Serie —el único hom- bres All-América en la próxima su sombra, Newman el que pero inscribió a sus seis rán unos $20,000 para la Aso- están dos el Lejano Oeste. ga Internacional, hace la rán bre que ha logrado esa hazaña—- MIENTRAS ESPERA temporada de fútbol en mejores levantadores ahora en ciación de Levantadores de Pe- parte designación anual. y dos de esas derrotas fueron señores que formaron del Entre los halfbacks. Ander- un por contener el do- so de Suecia durante los seis y compañero Army, intento poi la vía de los nueve ceros. team estelar el año pasado el son su del Bryant, que lleva ya tres minio Además de Ko- dias de competencia. s fi95 FORD—CHEV.- Anderson, Dawkins, que soviético. Para los Yankees eso es algo halfback Bob de Ar- Pete son hombres años como manager en la Li- no. estarán Charles Vinci, Isaac Los funcionarios internacio- demasiado. 0 PLYM. my, y el guard Al Ecuyer, de No seguramente obtendrán muchos ga Internacional, obtuvo 26 Berger, Jim George, Dave Shep- nalmente pidieron un alto pre- bien a Fue como ordenarle un pe- tre Dame. elogios. Pero vigilen de los 33 votos de los cronis- pard y Dave Ashman. cio por el televisaje de los even- Tommy Auburn; rro caliente al famoso chef Os- Estos dos, más el takle Bob Lobino de Bi- tas, para superar a Dixie Wal- Bob Hoffman, el coach norte- tos que la empresa estatal de del LOS DEMAS lly car Waldorf. O un cacharro Reinfanyder, de Navy, los quar- Cannon, de Louisiana State; ker, manager del Toronto, que ALFONSO LOPEZ americano, no tendrá hombre TV declinó televisar los Cam- salpicándole fango Dovve, de Colorado; Wray a un Rolls terbacks Lee Grosscup, de Utah, Eddie obtuvo tres. algjno en la división ligera. peonatos. Empero, los dias inau- Roy ce. O un principiante Washing- man Baylor. vicepresidentes con 10,000 MILLAS O UN ANO y Bobby Newman, de de ñutos con los Vinci, Kono y Berger gana- gural y final serán radiados. clubs empatados con esparadra- Fúllbacks que logren cintillos « Comiskey y Rig- ton State, el halfback Don Clark Charles John ron títulos en las Olimpiadas de LAS NACIONES po venciéndo a Ben Hogan. DE GARANTIA White, Nick Pietrosante de Notre y el fullback Bob de son néy. 1956. Berger, un nativo de Is- Las 31 naciones inscritas son: . Fue una soberana hazaña. State, son Dame; Ray Wellborn de Navy; gustaría a dirigir Australia, Austria, Bélgica, Bul- Ohio los principales ¿Le volver rael quien se trasladó a Esta- Tampoco los Yankees pueden EN CARROS AMERICANOS candidatos para el team All- John Herrnstein, de Michigan, al Chicago el año próximo?” le dos Unidos cuando tenía 13 garia, Birmania, Curazao, Che- olvidar que este y Cari Smith de Tennesse. Egip- mismo Burd'et- ABIERTOS DE 7 A.M.-S América de 1958 de la United en dijo Comiskey a López después años, fué el único norteameri- coeslovaquia, Dinamarca. te fue el player que ellos cam- P.M Press International. adición a ese famoso Bob White que los White Sox habían ven- cano en ganar todos sus mat- to, Finlandia, Francia, Alema- biaron en 1951 cuando querían los Buckeyes Ohio State. <6 jyHSF Bretaña, Holanda, Pero todavía hay un largo, de de cido a los Senadores de Wa- ches en los tres meets cuando nia, Gran asegurar otro pennant y otra se- pero largo camino que recorrer shington en el primer encuen- un team ruso visitó a los Esta- Hungría, India, Irán, Iraq, Ita- rie Mundial. Entonces era sólo 36 ESPECIALISTA® y HAR'RISON Y BUCKETT hasta finales de diciembre una tro del doble del domingo pasa- dos Unidos, en la primavera pa- lia, Marruecos, Noruega, Fili- un player más de Liga Menor EN FRENOS gran batalla por los honores in- Oklahoma estima que su cen- do. sada. pina», Polonia, Rumania. Rusia y lo cambiaron a esos mismos dividuales se está preparando ter, Bob Harrison, es el princi- “Si”, replicó López, y los tres El principal rival de Berger Suráfrica.
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