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Eddie Stanky, still "The Brat" at 34, and still one of baseball's top leadoff men (127 walks last season), finally achieved his ambition: a big-league managership. Second Baseman Stanky fired the Brooklyn Dodgers to a pennant in 1947, the Boston Braves to another in 1948, and the Giants to their first in 14 years last fall. Next year, as player-manager, Stanky will see what he can do to rekindle the old "Gas House Gang" spark for the St. Louis Cardinals (at a reported $37,000 a year...
...inevitable question was asked: Will Ike run? "Would I be here if I wasn't sure?" replied Lodge. "We've got a candidate-the one candidate sure to win. We've got him." Had he heard from Ike since agreeing to take the campaign managership? "There is nothing I can say in public ... he knows about...
Perie will be difficult competition, Smart fears, because he has been working out all winter "getting the feel of his equipment." Armchair study combined with the track managership this spring hasn't been the best sort of preparation for Smart...
Joseph J. Borgatti Jr. '45, former treasurer of the University Band, moved up to the managership at half time on Saturday to take the place of retiring Walter Jay Skinner...
...present the system is on the wartime three-year setup and there are only three top positions; the Varsity managership, the Junior Varsity Senior Associate managership, and the Freshman Senior Associate managership. These positions are filled by the top three sophomore competitors respectively...