It was hate at first sight. There was something about the set of their shoulders, the angle of their noses and the color of their Southern California tans that positively graveled the folks in Bloomington, Minn. Not to mention their mouths.
The Los Angeles Dodgers, champions of the National League, had barely arrived in Bloomington when they started bragging about what they were going to do to the American League's Minnesota Twins in the World Series. "Three or four clubs in our league could have won the pennant over there," said Dodger General...
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