Hawk Harrelson teases retirement amid Red Sox Indians swap
Boston and Cleveland traded pitchers and players in a three for three deal as Ken Harrelson known as The Hawk threatened retirement at 27. The move sparked controversy and possible intervention by league officials while Harrelson weighed his future and business offers.
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Bruins threaten Canadiens in Eastern final showdown
Boston tops Montreal 3 to 2 to even the series at two games apiece. Bobby Orr scored the winner with 1:07 left as the Bruins, bruising and bold, rally to deny the Canadiens. Several players were hurt in the hard fought game and Boston heads to Montreal tied and poised to finish the series.
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Pownal Entries Show Fast Times Across Multiple Classes
The Pownal horse racing card lists April 21 1969 results with first through eleventh pace divisions, each offering $600 to $700 purses. Notable horses include Hal Flash McFarland Beatnik Chicoyue Pop Song Ferriero and many others across Pace and Trot events, with AE entries and ND notes indicating non drawing or disallowed entries.
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Hal Flash — McFarland
Q. T. Steppy — Andersen
Bold Caper
Kane
Alan Bayama
Filion
Golden Victor — Harp
Lone Byrd
Stir
Mr. Fury — Mattison
Buddy Buck — Wilson
Storm Song — Blake
Saginaw Hanover — Dobkowski
Galibee the Great
Wykowski
Peter Echo — Allen
Rocky’s
China Boy
Andersen
Chicoyue Quo Vadis — Ferriero
Pace
Hatcher
Boy — Dawkins
Cheerland Chan — House
Rip
Jennie — Evans
Major
Buster — Sylvia
Briarwood Carroll
Guidette
Jay Dillon — Anderson
Willa Bloom
D’ Alessandro
Scottsville — Ferrante
Brother Jim C. — Filion
Mattison
Senga Sway — Filion
Messer Dares — Arthurs
Congress George — Burgess
Slippery Smith
Dickie
Terry Hill
Spencer
Little Man Force
Haight
Lum — Fesh
Hasty Dee — Dawkins
Inka Dinka Do — Anderson
Louie Yates — Allen
Jefferson Jim — Looney
Famorous — Sadovsky
Sharp C. — Sylvia
Meg Rodney
Lockerman
Bedford Angler
Randall
Burgoyne
Model D
Ferriero Hal
Bartus
Chester — Hansen
Level’s Security — Lockerman
Tom Frost
Constantino
Edgewood Shawn — Chicoyne
Harry W. Schmidt
Rennips
Pat Wayside
Allen
J. M. Greed
Llippis
Bullhill
Keller
Arthurs
Perry — Childress
Dixana Way — McCarthy
R. J. Exomite — Anderson
Carolina Choo Choo — Dawkins
Isotta Ben
Over Target
Early McKlyor — Murphy
Fay’s Valentine — Childress
Edgewood Prince — Chicoyne
Southern Bay— Kane
Happy Majesty
Camden Rodney — Harp
Topaz Warrior — Arthurs
Full Throttle
Stanton
Eddie Dean
Looney
Angel Dares
Cross
Young Byrd — Filion
Mark L
Blake
Thomas Brook
Nifty’s Steppy — Fesh
Dexter Comer — Pike
Rebel Land Pride
Sampson Pick -- Sadowsky
Rudagar Flame — Childress
Ammosons Oscar — House
Aston Sparkie
Chick Pick
Dobkowski
Crain Willizer — Looney
Ronfield — Hopfner
Billy Burns
Silk
Vicki's Kid — Filion
Golden Jewels
Sports Ware — Ingram
Brad’s Boy
Kennedy
Future Force
Chicagne
Shake Dancer
Tom Flash
Kevian
Brown Lusty — Silk
Hurricane Hal
Skeet Time — D'Alessandro
Ken Saucy Talbot
J. Schmigel
Floor Freight
Allen AE
Aston Fay
Dawkins
Bonnit Hunter
Millard
Bowling High Scores Reported in Singles and Triples
J Vallotti rolled 253 in singles and 648 in triples leading the standings. B Potter posted 235 in singles and 581 in triples while J Dunham recorded 228 in singles and 585 in triples.
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Saratoga Harness Entries by Race and Horses
A compiled list of Saratoga entries across nine trotting and pacing races with horse names, drivers, and associated entries. Notable names include Squire Gallon Wells, Collyers Pride Butcher, Meadow Coast, Quick Prime, Jane Gay Phetteplace, Dixie Red Morse, and Mr Cranberry Cappella.
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Squire Gallon — Wells
Skippe
Collyers Pride — Butcher
Ingenious — Paquet
Mike Mite — Heck
Sam Ovelmo
Vander Poel
Shining Knight
Gray
Prince Hoot — Davis
Archandy
Grand Blaze
Quick Prime — Morel
Landscape — Coons
Fair Kamela — Moran
Danny Pence
Bloodgood
Runnymede
June — Goodsell
Way Doc — McGuire
Mr. Royal G. — Paquet
MacGene — Cole
Meadow Coast
Jim Blaze
Jones Comet— Lamb
Candy Lobell — Cole
F. C. von — Gray
Jane Gay
Phetteplace
Call Me
Mister — Allen
Lord Worthy
Dennis
Ramsey Hanover
Davis
Rodney Frost
Baillargeon
Phillips Pride
Pace
Adios
Mary — Dennis
Doctor Vernon
Straight Arrow
Collyers Melburn — Butcher
Tournevile
Maydell
France
Miss Flame — Morel
Champs Honor — DeSantis
Marvel Abbe — Heeney
Leta Go — McGuire
Tax Escort — DeSantis
Jeff Armstrong
Vicidomini
Star Co
Bronco Bill — Story
Rock Chief — Paquet
Racing figure Lou Smith dies at 81 in Boston
Lawrence Mass. (UPI) Funeral services were held for Lou Smith a leading figure in New England horse racing. He died Saturday at 81 in Beth Israel Hospital Boston Smith was Rockingham Park executive manager and chairman of the New Hampshire Jockey Club Inc He also held posts with the New Hampshire Trotting and Breeding Association and Taconic Trotting Association Known as Uncle Lou he helped refurbish Rockingham Park and promote racing He promoted insurance for jockeys and founded Crippled Children Fund Survivors include his wife Lutza and several nieces and nephews.
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