Obscure sports trivia

Walter Johnson hit .283, .433, .194 and .348 in his final four major-league seasons, for a combined .315 average (110-349). He had a 1.033 OPS at 37 and a .909 OPS at 39, his final MLB season.

He was a career .235 hitter, with 24 lifetime home runs. He was as good a hitter as anyone the Senators had coming off the bench.

 

From 1935 until the 1969 World Series, there had been one manager ejected from a World Series game.

Who was the manager?
BONUS: Who was the umpire that tossed him?

 

1. Joe McCarthy
2. Enrico Palazzo

 

Close but alas.........incorrect.

 

1. Casey Stengel
2. Al Barlick

 

Also incorrect.

 

1. Casey Stengel
2. Enrico Palazzo

 

Also incorrect.
And if you come back with Joe McCarthy and Al Barlick, I will hunt you down where you sleep.
No combination of Casey Stengel, Joe McCarthy, Al Barlick or Enrico Palazzo is correct.

 

Hah. Sorry, you said I was close, so I figured I was in the ballpark with McCarthy...

 

Dick Williams

 

You're in the right neighborhood on the year, but Williams isn't the right answer.

 

Hints on the umpire.
He worked the first game played at The Vet.
2 of his sons were also in the business. 1 in baseball, 1 in basketball.

EDIT: And before you guess, NO, it's not Wendelstedt.