Casey Stengel
September 17, 1912, for the Brooklyn Dodgers
Last MLB appearance
May 19, 1925, for the Boston Braves
MLB statistics
Only manager to win ...
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* Major League Baseball
* right fielder
* manager
* New York Yankees
* New York Mets
* Baseball Hall of Fame
* 1966
* Kansas City, Missouri
* minor leagues
* Brooklyn Dodgers
* National League
* Charlie Ebbets
* Pittsburgh Pirates
* Philadelphia Phillies
* New York Giants
* John McGraw
* inside-the-park home run
* 1923 World Series
* Boston Braves
* general manager
* George Weiss
* pennants
* 1960 World Series
* Kansas City, Missouri
* Quad Cities
* sandlot baseball
* Central High School
* [1]
* semipro
* minor league
* Kansas City Blues
* spring training
* Excelsior Springs, Missouri
* Kid Nichols
* American Association
* minor leagues
* optioned
* Kankakee Kays
* Northern Association
* batting average
* Shelbyville Grays
* Maysville Rivermen
* Blue Grass League
* [1]
* [6]
* Western Dental College
* Aurora Blues
* Wisconsin–Illinois League
* Brooklyn Dodgers
* scout
* Larry Sutton
* Zach Wheat
* [1]
* Montgomery Rebels
* Southern Association
* Kid Elberfeld
* outfield assists
* Mike Kahoe
* [1]
* Washington Park
* center fielder
* [1]
* Ebbets Field
* inside-the-park home run
* New York Yankees
* Fred Lieb
* Wilbert Robinson
* Charlie Ebbets
* Federal League
* minor league Baltimore Orioles
* Babe Ruth
* on-base percentage
* typhoid fever
* gonorrhea
* Ruth Law
* [1]
* Chief Meyers
* Philadelphia Phillies
* Grover Cleveland Alexander
* Boston Red Sox
* Dutch Leonard
* pinch runner
* reserve clause
* George Cutshaw
* Pittsburgh Pirates
* Burleigh Grimes
* Al Mamaux
* Chuck Ward
* [1]
* Barney Dreyfuss
* World War I
* Brooklyn Navy Yard
* Polo Grounds
* Gowanus Canal
* Billy Southworth
* Philadelphia Phillies
* Possum Whitted
* [1]
* Leon Cadore
* William Baker
* Red Causey
* Johnny Rawlings
* New York Giants
* Lee King
* Goldie Rapp
* Lance Richbourg
* long distance call
* John McGraw
* Marty Appel
* pinch hitter
* pennant
* 1921 World Series
* platooned
* plate appearances
* Rogers Hornsby
* St. Louis Cardinals
* [1]
* 1922 World Series
* [1]
* Yankee Stadium
* 1923 World Series
* changeup
* Joe Bush
* Wally Schang
* bleachers
* Jacob Ruppert
* Baseball Commissioner
* Kenesaw Mountain Landis
* Boston Braves
* Dave Bancroft
* Bill Cunningham
* Joe Oeschger
* Billy Southworth
* stolen bases
* Charles Comiskey
* King George V
* Duke of York
* George VI
* Queen Mary
* Glendale, California
* Emil Fuchs
* Worcester Panthers
* Eastern League
* player-manager
* Cooperstown
* [1]
* Providence, Rhode Island
* Toledo Mud Hens
* American Association
* Buffalo Bisons
* Little World Series
* Labor Day
* Great Depression
* Max Carey
* first base coach
* Dan Daniel
* Flatbush
* catcher
* Al Lopez
* American League
* Bill Terry
* Baker Bowl
* Boom-Boom Beck
* Hack Wilson
* Cincinnati Reds
* 1936 World Series
* Randy Moore
* Bob Quinn
* World War II
* Warren Spahn
* New York Mets
* [1]
* Commonwealth Avenue
* Milwaukee Brewers
* Chicago Cubs
* Charlie Grimm
* Bill Veeck
* Guadalcanal
* Louisville
* George Weiss
* Kansas City Blues
* Oakland Oaks
* Pacific Coast League
* Southern California
* San Francisco Seals
* Los Angeles
* shortstop
* Billy Martin
* Seattle Rainiers
* Governors' Cup
* The Sporting News
* Ed Barrow
* Joe McCarthy
* Bill Dickey
* Bucky Harris
* Larry MacPhail
* the World Series that year
* general manager
* Del Webb
* Dan Topping
* Joe DiMaggio
* St. Petersburg, Florida
* [1]
* platooning
* Bobby Brown
* Cliff Mapes
* Gene Woodling
* Billy Johnson
* Johnny Lindell
* Hank Bauer
* in Philadelphia
* Curt Gowdy
* Johnny Mize
* Allie Reynolds
* Joe Page
* Vic Raschi
* 1949 World Series
* Yogi Berra
* Pee Wee Reese
* Happy Chandler
* Major League Manager of the Year
* Phil Rizzuto
* slugging percentage
* Whitey Ford
* Detroit Tigers
* 1950 World Series
* [1]
* instructional school
* Mickey Mantle
* [1]
* White Sox
* Indians
* [1]
* 1951 World Series
* Miracle of Coogan's Bluff
* Johnny Sain
* Bob Kuzava
* Monte Irvin
* Bobby Thomson
* Korean War
* 1952 World Series
* Jackie Robinson
* Gil Hodges
* Duke Snider
* Ewell Blackwell
* Carl Erskine
* World Series
* Gil McDougald
* Washington Senators
* Dwight D. Eisenhower
* Game of the Week
* All-Star Games
* Look
* Sports Illustrated
* the World Series
* Johnny Podres
* Triple Crown
* Old-Timers' Day
* Enos Slaughter
* The World Series
* Don Larsen
* perfect game
* Johnny Kucks
* Copacabana nightclub
* Hank Bauer
* Kansas City Athletics
* Milwaukee Braves
* 1957 World Series
* [1]
* Lew Burdette
* Ralph Houk
* [1]
* 1958 World Series
* Bob Turley
* save
* [1]
* Roger Maris
* Baltimore Orioles
* 1960 World Series
* Art Ditmar
* Bill Mazeroski
* San Francisco Giants
* Los Angeles Angels
* [1]
* New York Mets
* expansion draft
* general manager
* Joan Whitney Payson
* M. Donald Grant
* Leonard Koppett
* The New York Times
* Gil Hodges
* Roger Craig
* Don Zimmer
* Frank Thomas
* Hobie Landrith
* passed balls
* Marv Throneberry
* Mayor's Trophy Game
* Shea Stadium
* Howard Cosell
* Toots Shor's
* Wes Westrum
* Ted Williams
* the World Series
* Alzheimer's disease
* [1]
* Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
* Maury Allen
* Richie Ashburn
* Jim Murray
* Los Angeles Times
* Sparky Anderson
* [167]
* [168]
* Monument Park
* New York Mets Hall of Fame
* [169]
* [171]
* Washington Park
* Ebbets Field
* Polo Grounds
* Shea Stadium
* Yankee Stadium
* MLB Network
* 1914 Boston "Miracle" Braves
* Bill James
* Earl Weaver
* Eddie Lopat
* sabermetrics
* Forbes Field
* Cy Young Award
* Moose Skowron
* Joe Page
* double play
* Total Baseball
* [1]
* Bill Veeck
* instant replay
* Arthur Daley
* William Eckert
* Jim Crow
* border state
* Roy Campanella
* bench jockey
* Elston Howard
* Al Jackson
* Satchel Paige
* Larry Doby
* [1]
* Ned Hanlon
* Leonard Koppett