We're five dollars steel buys two pairs of sturdy children's shoes or ladies' dresslask. Hello again, everybody. Ed for the Hill. We carry a beautiful bus stadium in St. Ross, where the national league season is scheduled man today, but you never know. The St. Louis Cardinals against the New York Mets. Galen Sisko for the Mets and Kurt Simmons for the St.O.S. And our guest on the dugout show, one of the great men of baseball, the manager of the Mets, Casey Stengel.

We'll hear from Casey in just one moment. those carters. And I guest on the dugout show, one of the great men of baseball, the manager of the

Mets, Casey Stengel.

You'll hear from Casey in just one moment.

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I guest on the dugout show, a Met Manager, Casey Stengel.

Casey, I'm sure that you realize everybody in the world of sports.

It's happy to hear that you can be back as manager next year.

Yes, that's too.

I have received many, many telegrams of friends that have been flown for me most all my life

from a baseball standpoint since, you know, that are interested in my years as a player

and I would say a managerial career. I'd have to say that that was for a number of people that are elderly

and that had seen me play baseball and also so that I was rather successful as a manager a number of years

you never lose your enthusiasm for the game you get older like everybody else gets older too

for that matter but you never lose your zest Casey well no Well, no, I feel healthy enough.

I'm strong enough.

I'm quick enough.

If you feel all right, you ought to stay managing.

And if you were a man that doesn't feel well,

you shouldn't stay managing in the major leagues.

You should decide let somebody else do it

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