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ST. LOUIS -- The extent of the fence-mending between St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa and Twitter.com was clear to see Friday night, when a co-founder of the social networking site was invited to throw out a first pitch.

Dorsey and La Russa enjoy a face-to-face conversation.

It's a far cry from earlier in the season, when the manager filed a lawsuit after an unauthorized page using his name made light of his DUI charge and the deaths of two Cardinals pitchers in recent years. The lawsuit was dropped in late June, not long after La Russa said Twitter agreed to consider donating to his Animal Rescue Foundation.

Jack Dorsey, a left-hander wearing a vintage game-worn Bob Gibson jersey, floated a pitch in the general direction of Cardinals infielder Joe Thurston before the NL Central leaders played the Chicago Cubs.

The 32-year-old Dorsey, who grew up in the city, was honored as person of the year at suburban Webster University earlier Friday. He received a key to the city along with a proclamation that adhered to Twitter's guidelines of no more than 140 characters at an event that was billed as a

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