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...Casey Jones, with his orders in his hand...
...Casey Jones mounted to the cabin...
...York Yankee fans were coping this week with a brand-new vernacular. In a pre-game TV interview with Manager Casey Stengel, big, ham-handed Dizzy Dean boomed: "You ain't a-woofin' about that, brother!" The fans also noted, for future reference, that the Arkansas-born announcer conjugates the verb to swing as swing, swanged, swunged...
...stretch. But I think he'll go on and on." Jockey Arcaro had reason to think so. Instead of pulling Hill Prince up after the six furlongs last week, Eddie had kept him pelting through the mud for two furlongs more. His instructions from Trainer J. H. ("Casey") Hayes: work him out a mile in 1: 40. By easing him through the last sixteenth, Arcaro hit his instructions right on the nose...
...past two seasons the Sox have been nosed out of the race on the last day. This year, as last, the Yankees may well outrun them, but no expert would care to guarantee the outcome of the 1950 race. As the Yankees' manager, wily old Casey Stengel, puts it, "We'll all be knocking our heads together this year . . . Detroit is much better. Cleveland will be a lot tougher, and so will Connie's Athletics." (The A's are out to win one more pennant for 87-year-old Connie Mack, to celebrate his 50th...