Article: Old Pro Felipe Alou To Guide Giants

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) _ To handle their veteran team, the San Francisco Giants turned to an old pro: Felipe Alou. The 67-year-old Alou became the oldest manager to take over a club since Casey Stengel four decades ago. Not that Alou was worrying about his age after the National League champions hired him Wednesday to replace Dusty Baker.

"I'm a soldier of this game," said Alou, who played for San Francisco in the 1950s and '60s. "The matter of energy and enthusiasm, somebody else is going to have to evaluate that."

Stengel was 71 when the New York Mets lured him out of retirement in October 1961 to manage them the next year in their ...

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