Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Casey Stengel in Spring Training - The manager of the New York Mets, Casey Stengel, is on the mound as he demonstrates how to whip around to second base for the pick off. Jay Hook, center, and coach Ernie White look on. The Mets started their spring training today.
Casey Stengel in Spring Training - The manager of the New York Mets, Casey Stengel, is on the mound as he demonstrates how to whip around to second base for the pick off. Jay Hook, center, and coach Ernie White look on. The Mets started their spring training today.
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Casey Stengel in Spring Training - The manager of the New York Mets, Casey Stengel, is on the mound as he demonstrates how to whip around to second base for the pick off. Jay Hook, center, and coach Ernie White look on. The Mets started their spring training today.

Associated Press · [ca. February 1963]

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[Information from item housing] Baseball...N.Y. Mets 1962-65

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