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During the past tew weeks we have put in considerable time hur dJing the divots of leading stars with Casey in tow, or vice versa, along the western bordcrof bunkerland, discov ering each time new depths ,ii uie sien gel philosophy. A certain star would plunk one into a trap, squawking bit terly when he found a heelprint. "Did he," asked Mr. Stengel, "ex pect to find the trap studded with a flock of wooden tees? Suppose some of these birds had to play from places I pick out from hole to hole?" It was no difficult job to swing Casey back to baseball. "The draft," he said, "can make these two pennant races a big scramble. And I'm not referring to the Yankees. Hie main American league scramble will be to keep somewhere in sight of the Yankees. Any ball club that has DiMaggio, Gordon and Keller doesn't have to bother much. But there can b? a big scramble for second and third places. "We might find out, for one ex ample, whether the loss of Ted Wil liams hurts the Red Sox more than Feller's absence hurts Cleveland. The Yankees suffer no such destruc tion. That's the way it is in life. The breaks usually swing to the top, not towards the bottom." In the National Casey looked for an even tighter race in the National league than 1941 had to show. "The Dodgers and Cardinals will be about as strong as they were ? year ago. I believe the Reds can be bet ter, with the pitch ing they are sure to get. Just a few more base hits can make this club a tough contender back of Walters, Riddle, Derringer and Vander Meer. Those are four rough parties to face in any series. I feel sure the Cubs and Pirates will im prove. Maybe the Giants. I hope we do. "We have some pretty fair kids coming along? if they are not taken away in the draft. This is where the scramble comes in. No one can say now how many more players will have to go by midsummer. And yon'U find few ball players tamed down physically. They are a pretty healthy lot. "One big trouble with baseball," Casey said, "is the little so many players seem to learn. They are usually big, fast and strong, and they appear to think that's all there is needed to make a ball player. "Oh, here and t' ?re you find a rookie who is keen to learn his trade, to improve himself. But you don't find this sort often. There are too many who either know it all or are too lazy to work at it in the hard way. "Good baseball is a smart man's game. This is why many an old timer will still hang on this season, and more kids will fall back. It should be a big year for the vet erans. I could use a fellow in Los Angeles by the name of Jigger Statz who is 43 years old. He is still one of the best outfielders in baseball and a pretty fair hitter." The 1942 Season Philosopher and psychologist Sten gel looked forward to a good base ball year. 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