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...YANKEES: Of Casey Stengel's five straight champions, this squad won the most games and defeated an excellent Brooklyn team in the World Series. But look around the infield: Joe Collins at first, Billy Martin at second, Phil Rizzuto at short and Gil McDougald at third. Good players all, and not one of them would have started for this year's Yankees. Mickey Mantle had yet to hit 25 home runs in a season or drive in 100. And even the excellent starting pitchers of '53 don't match up against the six men who made up the fathoms-deep...
...lead article--no less than the third in a three-part series--concerns illegal aliens in the Southwest. Or, more accurately, it is about the "Silent Invasion--Brown Tide Threatens America." N.E. McDougald, the author, describes a series of nighttime maneuvers with the fearless men of the U.S. Border Patrol, and then offers his and others' views on the dangers unrestrained immigration presents...
...Carl Yastrzemski 14)The Pittsburgh Pirates 15)Tony Oliva 16)Harvey Kuenn, Richie Allen and Tony Oliva 17)George Scott 18)Ted Williams 19)George Scott and Larry Hisle 20)Gil McDougald 21)Luis Aparicio 22)The San Francisco Giants with Orlando Cepeda in 1958 and Willie McCovey in 1959 23)Tom Seaver 24)Willie Mays 25)Larry Raines...
...better than the new young men on other teams. It also meant that the Yankees could do cold-hearted things like let go of their veteran All-Star shortstop Phil Rizzuto as a surprise gesture on Old Timer's Day 1956 sure in the knowledge that Jerry Coleman, Gil McDougald or Billy Martin (each a star on his own) would fill the hole...
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