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Former New York Yankees manager Carl “Stump” Merrill enjoying retirement in Maine
A 1962 Brunswick High graduate, Merrill reflects on his journey to the big leagues.
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Carl “Stump” Merrill address the crowd with a tip of his cap before a New York Yankees game spring training game last February in Tampa, Florida.
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BRUNSWICK Carl “Stump” Merrill never really thought about reaching baseball’s major leagues while growing up in Brunswick.
And managing the New York Yankees, which Merrill did in 1990 and 91? That wasn’t on the radar, either, when he graduated from Brunswick High School in 1962.
time for a little sports. how about the start for the washington nationals. to the season yesterday opening against the marlins. the 20-year-old bryce harper wasting no time. first inning, harper is at the plate crushes the solo shot on the right field seats. that makes it 1-0, nats. fourth inning now, nats, 1-0 lead, harper does it again, second home run in as many at bats, the youngest player in mlb history to homer twice on opening day as the nats win 2-0 for one day, anyway, living up to the preseason hype. as we said, yankees playing the red sox in the bronx yesterday, lou pinella was there to throw out the first pitch. sweet lou, throwing a nice one. ba bases loaded for shane victorino, up 3-0 at that point, the yankees, bats looking flat.
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