Page Fight Pitching for the Mets
Rob Gardner is a 21-year-old left handed pitcher for the New York Mets who has already pitched two months in the major leagues and shows a mature fast ball. The article notes his demeanor in the Mets dressing room and reflects on his rapid rise and met effect.
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Mets Pitcher Gardner Breaks In At Shea Stadium
Richard Gardner, a left handed pitching prospect drafted from Minnesota, earns a starting spot in spring training and delivers strong showings at Shea Stadium. He discusses adjusting to major league life, fan enthusiasm, and his growing confidence as he faces hitters in New York.
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Mazeroski Explains Quick Hands at Second Base
In a candid interview Pittsburgh Pirates second baseman Bill Mazeroski debunks the myth of quick hands, emphasizing technique and footwork that precedes the throw. He explains how arriving slightly early at the bag fuels faster, cleaner double plays and credits his defense for complementing his bat. Teammate Gene Alley recalls Mazeroski’s intimidating presence and its impact on his own play.
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NEA
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Chicago
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Terrell trades punches for Madison Avenue image
World boxing champion Ernie Terrell adopts a polished public persona with a business entourage as he prepares for the June 28 WBA title defense against Don Jones in Houston. Terrell, backed by George Hamid and Barbara Sheehan, emphasizes record transparency and a media-friendly image, distancing from past controversies and promising ongoing rule adherence.
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Allen's Caddies Glade To Extend Services
Dick Groat praises Richie Allen for his impact with the Philadelphia Phillies as Allen returns from a shoulder injury. Managers shift strategy to keep him in left field where throwing is limited, with Groat and Bobby Wine backing plays to short for relay. The arrangement adds workload but promises October World Series payoff.
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Bobby Wine
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High Finance at First Base
Dizzy Dean lobs water on road trip windows while Pepper Martin races cars and Frankie Frisch ages fast. Len Gabrielson, GIants outfielder and Milwaukee and Cubs veteran, blends baseball with a second career in dairy firm international division and studies in international relations at USC. He works on a master’s thesis on Italian policy and expands to foreign markets, tariffs, and real estate licensing.
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Frisch
Len Gabrielson
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Foreign Service
University of Southern California
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