Three Managers Face Key Problems in 1952
Three major league managers from the Yankees, Giants, and Dodgers face top issues for 1952. Casey Stengel must replace DiMaggio and fill outfield, plus solid pitching from Reynolds, Lopat, Racchi. Leo Durocher handles second base, Willie Mays gap, and a strong San Francisco staff led by Magglio, Jansen, Hearn. Walter Dressen must steady a powerful but uneven Brooklyn pitching corps and spark winning mood across the staff.
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Casey Stengel
Leo Durocher
Church Dressen
Yankees
Giants
Dodgers
Joe DiMaggio
Jerry Coleman
Woodling
Mantle
Bauer
Jensen
Reynolds
Lopat
Racchi
Casey
Leo
Durocher
Stanky
Willie Mays
Williams
Hank Thompson
Magne
Jansen
Hearn
Lenier
Kosloplus
steff—Branca
Yskihe
Roe
Dressen
Sabine
Erekine
Bronca
van Cuyk
Banta
Loes
Wade
Alexander
Podbielan
Rutherford
Im Plovalg
Clem Labine
Newcombe
Brooklyn
Drossen
Contra
Hornsby Shapes Dodgers Outfield and Teaching Hitting
The article discusses Chuck Presson filling Don Newcombe’s role, optimistic plans for the Dodgers as Barnaby trains near Los Angeles with Rivera Sievers Goliat and others, and Hornsby’s belief in hard work and natural teaching ability in hitting. It recalls Texan Sammy Baugh and Frisch era lessons.
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Harnsby
Hornsby
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Sammy Baugh
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Frisch
Baugh
Jam cooking and kitchen hacks from old informal guide
A quirky collection of kitchen tips and oddball recipes about oiling pots before jam making and quick spreads with cheese and chili. It also includes odd notes on bed pads and cleaning methods using baking soda and water, plus dishwashing tips.
Evening Stage Bits and Jests From a Theatre Lark
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a famous actor and a string of backstage jokes. Bits include a Pole ancestry query, romance temptations with Romeo, and gags about “Kiss me, Romeo” and being shot in the first act. A running joke on weak coffee and foot lights rounds out the backstage humor.
Windmill wonder captivates everyday makers
An oddly garbled note describes a windmill mechanism that turns with the breeze and appeals to handy individuals. It mentions a simple design, patterns, and a curious price line, with scattered hints of names and places distorted by OCR.
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