The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-08
(Reg. U. s. Pat. Off.) BY JACK CUDDY

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 New York, Aug. 8E(UP)-Casey Stengel, sail-eared pilot of the Bos- ton Braves, now bombards major league baseball with the most un- usual theory the sport has encoun- tered in years.
 And since the Braves downed the champion Dodgers, 2-1, in Il inn ings last night-right after Casey revealed his new philosophy, 1t must be given consideration.
 The eccentric MT. Stengel says. "kiss 'em, and hit em on the chin" Like 'em while you larrup 'em.- Smile while you smack 'em."
 In other words, says Stengel, let there be an end to team hatreds as far as the Braves are concerned. He says the Braves have hated every body, and particularly the Dodgers, and nothing happened-but bad. So now they're going to go one-up on the golden rule and love their neighbors even better than them selves; and particularly the Dodgers.
 Equipped with this new victory formula, pilot Stengel, one of the games most stentorian and ribald jockeys, promised the startled writ CTS that he would praise the oppos- ing team every time 1t got an ad- vantage over the Bostonians. In other words, if Pee Wee Reese smacked questionable double just inside the foul line, he would yell, That's the old eye, Pee Wee; that's really drawin' the line. Congratula- tions."
 Will Keep "CoOr'
 This. instead of barging out with both fists doubled, yelling at Pee Wee and the deciding umpire, Why, you blankety blank so-and-sos, you make Jesse James look like choir boy, etc."
 Stengel promises also, Nothing that Leo Durocher of the Dodgers, nor any other manager, pops off with their big mouths will get me mad-I hope. None of those lousy jockeys-and you have plenty on every club-w1ll get a rise out of me. l will remain cool of head, and by my very coolness, which will be re- flected in the indifference of my boys, we will make those other so- and-so's so blankety- blank mad that they will begin pressing and beat themselves"
 We Braves are not as bad as we seem, and the Dodgers are not near ly as good as they look" he con- tinued. But we have been getting mad at everybody, particularly the Dodgers, while smoothie Duroeher and his Brooklyn upstarts have been making everybody mad at them. Hence the lead that the Dodgers have got. It's psychology that's holding them up there. Re- verse psychological English on other clubs. The Dodgers are not as good as they look. They're just laugh ing up their sleeves at the rest of the league. But it'll be different from now on"
 Perhaps it was this philosophy or perhaps 1t was guy named Al Javery who downed the Dodgers last night. Leather -lunged Stengel was the epitome of politeness dur ing the contest, in which Javery scattered 10 hits so judiciously that l3 Dodgers were stranded on the bases. His good humor seemed to upset Pee Wee Reese, who funbled Max Vests grounder in the 11th, permitting Frolian Fernandez to score.
 If Stengel's new system of Emily Posting your way to victory catches on in the majors, it will be sorry day for holler guys like Jimmy Dykes and Frankie Frisch. Instead, the Inagnates will be seeking polite pilots whose cultivated sweetness will make the other team stink.