Mantle reflects on 1960 World Series and the Pirates
Mickey Mantle recalls injuries and his Yankees' 1960 season ending with a dramatic World Series. He notes a 15 game win streak, a record 193 team homers, a strong infield, and Casey Stengel's pitching decisions including Whitey Ford. The Pirates rallied in game 7's late innings, Tony Kubek injured by a bad hop, and the series finishing in a wild, back-and-forth finish.
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Game ends on Ma neroski’s ninth inning homer
The bottom of the ninth sees Bill Mazeroski homering off Ralph Terry to win the World Series. The Yankees collapse in the clubhouse as Casey Stengel faces forced retirement while the Kennedy Nixon debates loom after the Series. The era ends with Stengel defiant against reports of his firing.
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Strike strips form talent of big paydays
Richmond Braves face slim odds of major league pay as the IL pennant race tightens with the major leagues idle. Grady Little notes many top Richmond prospects may be called up if the season ends early, while fans already see near major league pay for September assignments.
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Negotiations Edge Toward Details as Baseball Strike Prolongs
As the 11th day of a strike unfolds, union head Donald Fehr and owner negotiator Richard Ravitch prepare to set ground rules for the next talks. Fehr jokes about shaping the table as sessions approach, while both sides plan separate talks before a Wednesday return to full bargaining. The stalemate, 14 games canceled Sunday and total losses mounting, keeps salary cap debates alive with varied owner stance. Braves officials note absence of a commissioner aids cost certainty, while players and staff occupy time away from field duties.
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Go for Gin to make Saratoga debut in Forego Handicap
Kentucky Derby winner Go for Gin will face older horses in the seven furlong Forego Handicap at Saratoga on Wednesday after a Derby season injury break. Trainer Nick Zito says the race will tune him for the Woodward at Belmont.
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Chris
Devil On Ice
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Harlan
Jose Santos
Kyoko
Jerry Bailey
Gum Ball wins Zweig at Syracuse Mile in 1 58.1
Gum Ball driven by Foster and trained by William Andrews pulled a dramatic wire photo finish to beat Incredible Abe in the Syracuse Mile Zweig. The horse, noted for injuries last season, posted a career best 1 58.1 as Stone Bold won the first heat despite a slow start.
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Foster
Gum Ball
Alan Foster
Edmond, David
Timothy Smith
Incredible Abe
William Andrews
Stone Bold
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