Orestes Miñoso: El Player Más Completo De LOS ANGELES, Abril 38 (Uni- Siderablemente Cuando Pegó Un Ted)

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Orestes Miñoso: El Player Más Completo De LOS ANGELES, Abril 38 (Uni- Siderablemente Cuando Pegó Un Ted) Pág. 8 ¡ iirtütül leMmeo, nhe abril mmn Justifica la Labor de Dick Gray la Confianza de Fresco Thompson Orestes Miñoso: el Player más Completo de LOS ANGELES, abril 38 (Uni- siderablemente cuando pegó un ted). —Diek Gray, durante muchos home run por el left-center a 330 años considerado por los Dodgers pies el viernes pasado, el día inau- eomo su mejor “prospecto para lle- gural de la campaña. Mayores”, hoy “Cogí Según gar a las está sem- la bola en pleno Liga Manager desarro- Americana, Jack Tighe brado firmemente en el line up llo y allá fue la bola”, siguió di- del team en la tercera base. ciendo Gray. "Es verdad «que me DETROIT, abril 25. (United).— “Miñoso lo puede hacer todo”, , Eso es lo que ocurre con Miño- “Kaline en ese juego bateó para center field como si toda k vida torio y Henrich particularmente Allá, por 1950, cuando Gray co- gustó ser el primer Dodger en pe- Al Kaline o Harvey Kuenn podrán añadió Tighe. “Correr, batear, to- so. Puede que pegue 12 o 14 home I ! dos doubie plays". siguió diciendo hubiera jugado a.lí”. alaba sus tiros del outfield. que Jugador menzó a actuar en la base de la ca- gar un home run aquí. Y espero ser el Más Grande en la car y tirar. Este énfasis en el puch runs, peto puede hacer todo lo de- | Tighe de ese juego. “Pero cuando ‘Lo que más impresiona es que considera perfectos para un hom- dena de sucursales de los Dod- pegar muchos más”. Liga Americana este año, como lo es erróneo. En 1956 Mantle pegó más bien Impulsa esas carreras j llegó el octavo episodio y teníamos está fildeando batazos al right cen- bre que nunca antes había' ocupa- Thompson, fue Minnie Miñoso y no Mickey empate segunda, impulsó a y Hombre, gers, Fresco director de ADOLORIDO 52 carreras e impulsó 130 carre- . con sencillos y dobles. Tocará la i el en ter left center si está do esa posición. personal del equipo lo tenía en su De no sido por un brazo Mantle el año pasado, de acuerdo ¡ ese hombre con un hit. Eso es lo quitándole bolas a Kaline y Kaline haber pegó 27, bola, preocupará a todo el mundo libro de jugadores con la anota- adolorido en la primavera del año con el manager del Detroit Jack ras. Kaline sólo pero im- que hace falta". es el mejor jardinero derecho de “prospecto pe- pasado, Gray Tighe. pulsó 128”. cuando está en base. Uno nunca la- Liga” ción de que vale la hubiera hecho el Tighe dijo na observar su desarrollo”. grado en 1957. El manager Wal sabe lo que hará" añadió Jack. A principios de año Kaline, de sólo 28 años, es un “El coach Tommy Henrich, REFORRAMOS ac- Alston dice que lamenta no haber que un Y la confianza de Thompson El manager del Detroit comenta- para Hall ex outfieider, que mayoría tenido a Gray en el club el año pa- seguro candidato el de la dice la tualmente luce justificada. Gray ba todo esto después de anotarse actuando a su de los jugadores están sado, pero que no podía esperar a Fama si continúa de acuerdo encabeza a los Dodgers en cuatro Chicago Inyectar presente paso. en que el jardín FRENOS que el Necesita una apretada victoria de 2-1 sobre central es el más departamentos. novato se curara. fácil de iugar, porque Por lo que Gray fue enviado a el Chicago White Sox en días pasa- la bola usual MIENTRAS ESP'.RA Hasta los juegos del domingo, MEJORANDO mente viene de y hay poco la sucursal de St. Paul, en la Aso- dos. Miñoso fue cambiado por el frente este infielder de 26 años de edad peligro de chocar con las vailas. El ciación Americana, en donde ba- - - era el primer bateador del club "Punch" en sus Jugadores Chicago al Cleveland durante el “Y Kuenn ha mejorado conside- filder tiene siempre la bola en su FORD CHEV. pegando 16 home runs 95 hits en 22 Era tam- teó .297, e invierno. ¡ rablemente. Está jugando #n el campo con 10 veces. impulsando 11 carreras. visual. *8 plym. bién el primero en cuadrangulares KANSAS CITY, abril 26 (Uni- Además había anotado seis Este año la labor de Gray en el ted). —Si el manager del Chicago Sin embargo, Heinrich dice que con 6. entrenamiento le ganó un puesto las bolas carreras. White Sox, Al López, está ansioso más difíciles de fildear de regular en la antesala aunque buscando ahora un slugger, es tam- son las líneas que vienen de frente.' LOS DEMAS sl2^ “No sé hasta cuándo durará todo Alston prefería usar el capitán bién un buen actor. Kuenn, torpedero All-Star en cin- esto”, dice Gray, mientras espera- Pee Wee Reese allí. Comentando los reveses que han co años consecutivos, ha fildeado M.900 MILLAS O UN ANO ba su turno para batear en las “Creo que Gray todavía no ha sufrido los White Sox en fechas bien todos los lances por su terri- prácticas. “Pero e sbueno que du- alcanzado su máxima forma”, de- recientes por falta de un buen slug- DE GARANTIA Se clara Alston. “Ha hecho todo lo ger, López ha insistido en que su re bastante. divierte uno”. EN CARROS Gray dice que se emocionó con- que de él se esperaba. team tiene los 'ingredientes nece- LEE AUTO TRIM SHOP AMERICANOS sarios” para jugar y ganar bn Co- ABIERTOS DE 7 A.M.—6 PJM miskey Park. Esos ingredientes son, naiuralmepte, velocidad, de- fjgport^X SUMARIO DE LOS JUEGOS EN fensa y pitching, tres cosas que los 30 ESPECIALISTAS White Sox tienen bastante. ¦N ERENOS BASEBALL El parque del Chicago, que mi- GRANDES LIGAS DE de 352 pies poi ambas líneas de MILWAUKEE, abril 26 (UP).— Ray Narleski, que se mantuvo en foul, calcica fácilmente como el PLAGER BROS. Bob Rush dió al manager de los el montículo la distancia completa, parque ¡ná» uniforme de la Liga mejor logró asi su segunda victoria. 2340 N.W 27tb AVE. NE 5-0905 Bravos de Milwaukee su Americana. Muchos observadores, 2548-50 N.W. 36th ST. NE 5-0522 regalo de cumpleaños: una victo- CHICAGO, abril 26 (UP).—Un empero, creen que los White Sox Reunidos Otra Vez los Hermanos Bolling ria por cuatro carreras a cero so- sencillo del torpedero venezolano no pueden mejorar su final de 19- bre los Phlllies de Filadelfia y Luis Aparicio en el décimo segun- 57 a no ser que añadan un poco CONCURSO DE Robin Roberts en que no permitió do inning impulsó la carrera que- de más punch en su line up. más que tres hits. dió el triunfo a los Medias Blancas Larry Doby que fué cambiado; Después de Participar 10 Años en el Béisbol En el día en que el manager de Chicago sobre los Atiéseos de y Jim Rivera encabezaron la pro- DETROIT, abril 26 (United).— fué "amigo” oposición. Fred Haney complió 60 años, el Kansas City por anotación de seis á ducción de home runs el año pasa- la. short o segunda una de las único entre la permi- cinco. Se necesitaron 10 años, pero final- debilidades manifiestas de los Ti- Frank llevaba una cadena de 18 RODEO gran lanzador derecho no do con 14 cada uno. En total, el mente Bolling se gres primavera, Tighe espera juegos seguidos bateando de hit el Patrocinado por Tropical Park Distric JAYCEES tió ni un solo hit hasta en quinto El batazo del triunfo fue el pri- equipo pegó sólo 106 cuadrangu- los hermanos han esta reunido. la de Milt resolve- año pasado, la más larga en la his- inning. En él Granny Hamner le mero en seis turnos al bate del lares, un total, por ejemplo, 60 me- que adquisición VIERN., SAB-, DOM., 25, 26, 27 DE ABRIL y pequeño Mil Bolling fué obtenido por los toria moderna de los Tigres, cuan- bateó un sencillo a la derecha shortstop de los Medias nos que los conectados por los Atlé- rá ese problema. Dom. 2:30 Lopata palo Blancas y se produjo sobre un lan- Tigres del Detroit una semana an- do fué blanqueado por los Sena- Sób. y Matinie P-M. Vier. y Sáb. 8:30 P.M. Stan convirtió un al tics de Kansas City. Sólo Baltimo- Después de ser desde que a piernas. zamiento de Walt Craddock, se- tes que los Bengaleses dejaran el rivales dores del Washington, que tenían • Monta en Pelo y con Montura de Pairos Cerreros infield en hit fuerza de re en la Liga Americana, bateó Frank llegó a los Tigres en 1954, es el primer juego que ha gundo lanzador relevo que ocupo campo de entrenamiento en Lake- a Milt en la segunda. Este menos que ellos. primera • Enlazar de el de land, Florida, para asegurar el in- la reacción de Frank a la Ganado 0 Monta de Toros • Lucha con Toros abierto Rush con uniforme montículo después Alex trajo a “Si por te- DROPO field. Frank, su hermano menor transacción que su herma- hubieras bateado mi lys Bravos desde que lo adquirie- Kellner. no a los Bengaleses fué rechazar- rritorio” le dijo Milt- después del PARQUEO GRATIS ASIENTOS GRATIS los Cachorros de Chicago. por 15 meses, está rápidamente ron de El puertorriqueño, Jim Rivera Con Doby y Minnie Miñoso aho- convirtiéndose lo como compañero de cuarto, a juego, ”te aseguro que hubiera de- El domingo pasado perdió, como el inning de la en una institución abrió victoria con ra cambiados, López perdió dos en la segunda base para los Tigres.
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