retired at the end of 1968. you know, those were -- he had honest muscles. and those were honest home runs. he was an unprecedented alloy of speed and power. i was in texas the other day, and dr. bobby brown, of course, who played with him, and later became president of the american league and a cardiologist said, when mickey was young, before he got hurt in the '51 world series, when he ran, he kicked up tufts of dirt as high as his head, he ran so hard. and he was -- bobby brown actually told this story and i was mad at him for not telling it to me when i could have included it in his book, in '52 he was in korea and he managed to get film of the '52 world series. and he showed it to his guys. they said, lieutenant, lieutenant, run that back again. when they ran it back again, they said, how did that 4-f -- run so hard? that was after he lost a step.
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