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Norwalk Reflector in Norwalk, Ohio

30 Sep 1975

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Norwalk Reflector

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Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

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Sep 30, 1975

Page

7

Casey Stengel Dies at 85 Hall of Fame Manager

Casey Stengel, famed as Baseball Hall of Fame's winningest manager and beloved for his Mets stint, died in Glendale CA at 1:58 a.m. EDT from cancer. Born Charles Dillon Stengel in 1890, he won 7 World Series titles with the Yankees and mentored star players like DiMaggio Mantle and Ford.

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Glendale Calif UPI Casey Stengel Stengel Glendale Community Hospital Baseball Hall of Fame Cooperstown N.Y Roberto Clemente Lou Gerrig Charles Dillon Stengel Kansas City New York Yankees Joe EiMaggio Mickey Mantle Whitey Ford New York Mets Mets Yankees ORD Stengelese Sen. Kefauver
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Ohio State Leads UPI Board Top 20 College Teams

United Press International coaches poll lists Ohio State at 3-0 atop the rankings with 395 points. Oklahoma follows at 3-0 with 382 and Southern California at 3-0 with 315, while Nebraska and Missouri share spots in the top five.

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United Press International Board of Coaches Ohio St Oklahoma Southern California Nebraska Missouri Texas A&m Texas Notre Dame Alabama Penn St
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Lesser-Known Ballplayer Moose Solters Dies Quietly

Julius Moose Solters, 67, a former AL slugger for the White Sox Red Sox and Indians, died Sunday at Mercy Hospital. He lost sight after a 1941 injury and remained active with the blind community, with a Mass planned at Our Lady of Loretto.

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Rudy Cernkovic Pittsburgh UPI Julius Moose) Solters Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians Mercy Hospital Solters White Sox Old Griffith Stadium Washington Moose Greater Pittsburgh Guild For the Library of Congress Baltimore Orioles Church of Our Lady of Loretto
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