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Dick Stuart Waiting To Be Traded...Dick Stuart got the message right away. '-Je knew what the Phillies were trying to tell him since last August.“Yep. I'm waiting to be traded.” he said on the telephone from his home in Greenwich, Conn. “You can’t have two guys making $50.-000, playing the same position on the same jail club. I'm sure that Bill White is making much as I am.’’As you know by now. the Cardinals last week traded to the Phils’ Wbite, Dick Groat and Bob Uecker for Art Mahaffey, Pat Cor-rales and Alex Johnson.Phillies’ manager Gene Mauch said that Stu-jrt was available. To this. Stuart sounds off, “Maybe Mauch should be available.”Big Richard always has had an answer for lis manager. When Johnny Pesky managed lim in Boston, he benched Stuart one day with the explanation, “he’s in a slump.”The unhappy first baseman pointed out that he was second in the league in home runs while the Red Sox were eighth in the standings. “If anyone is in a slump it’s Pesky, he told newsmen.But last year in Philadelphia. Stuart held hr tongue. He argued with Mauch discreetly, and in private.“I asked him a couple of limes why I wasn't having. or why he was batting me sixth in-dead of fourth, Stuart continued. “He said rhat Deron Johnson was balling sixth or the Cincinnati club and leading the league in RBI's. I told him when Johnson bats sixth he has more protection behind him than I do. A good hitter needs good hitters behind him :o keep from being walked.don't need Groat at shortstop, because Bobby Wine, is the best fielding shortstop in the league.”“They say they're going lo be like the Dodgers and win on speed. 1 sure get a big laugh out of that one.Sure, the Dodgers won on speed, hut not the kind of speed everyone thinks. They won on Sandy Koufax's speed, and Don Drys-dalc's. Take those guys away from the Dodgers and they would be hi the second division.”Here and ThereNol Kidding Anyone . . .Luis Aparicio's announcement of quitting baseball is taken with a ho-hum observation by the Orioles' Lee MacPhail no doubt. It’s an old trick the high salaried players who don’t want to be cut. Next February or March lie'll no doubi come back gladly, if MacPhail won’t amputate his pay the maximum 25 per cent.It Actually Happened . . .Do you notice the Cardinals traded three 1965 AN-Star Game infielders in one week?Most of the gambling in the St. Louis swap with Philadelphia was on the Cardinals' side. The men they gave up balled in 200 runs during a bad year: while the men they acquired drove in just about 100.Just a Hunch . . .There’s a growing suspicion that the Baltimore Orioles will be most active in the interleague trading period — Nov. 20 to Dec. 15. Most clubs like to trade out of the league, not chancing one of their players coming back to hurt them. Already, of course, many such deals have been agreed to. but cannot be
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Salisbury Daily Times

Salisbury, Maryland, US

Tue, Nov 02, 1965

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