Moore Hammer Settle Feud Ends With Silent Meeting
Milwaukee August 25 1954 Terry Moore Phillies manager settled a feud with second baseman Granny Hamner after a conference at a downtown hotel Moore announced no disciplinary action while Hamner admitted he was wrong The team was under tight watch as Moore backed by Roy Hamey and Bob Carpenter insisted on training discipline and loyalty amid off field tensions
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Dispute Mounts Over Phillies Conduct and Offseason Discipline
A whistleblower claims the Phillies are not acting like major leaguers inviting back-and-forth with club officials. He cites drinking, late arrivals, and proposed fines as evidence of a troubled clubhouse and questions treatment by the front office. A separate item notes jet ace Capt. Joseph McConnell Jr. killed in a Sabrejet crash near Rogers Lake after a storied WWII Korean War career.
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