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October 12, 1959 | Roy Terrell It had been several years since Ted Kluszewski was a hero, and for a man used to the headlines, it was a long wait.
October 12, 1959 | Roy Terrell It was a circus on Thursday; on Friday it was baseball. The score was 4-3, the Dodgers won and suddenly people who had been talking about a four-game Chicago sweep remembered that the team winning the first game the...
April 14, 1958
June 17, 1957 | Robert Creamer Hitting is the most difficult of the athletic arts," once declared Garry Schumacher, veteran publicity man for the New York Giants and one of the few constant observers of baseball who can be truly described as a...
June 03, 1957 Brooklyn's Gino Cimoli (No. 9) bunts, and one of baseball's classic plays is set in motion. The purpose of Cimoli's bunt was to advance his teammate Clem Labine to second base. While Labine makes his dash for second...
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