Rams Face Up To Season With George Allen
The Los Angeles Rams, led by coach George Allen, address a rocky offseason and a divided 1960s era after president Dan Reeves fired Allen on Christmas Day. Merlin Olsen calls Allen dedicated and influential, noting improvements in draft, running game, and team unity while acknowledging past communication gaps and public misperceptions of the club’s internal issues.
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New York
UPI
George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Allen
Dan Reeves
Rams
Reeves
Fullerton
Calif
Merlin Olsen
Olsen
Roman Gabriel
Mr. Reeves
Bosox Top Brass Meet With Manager Williams
Boston officials plan an eval uation meeting as Boston Red Sox discuss Carl Yastrzemski fine and season plans. Williams defends the fine and notes pitching thin ness while considering Louisville call ups and Ken Brett. The club trails Baltimore by 15 4 games in the pennant race and contends with a three game Seattle series.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Dick O’connell
Dick Williams
Carl Yastrzemski
Williams
Yastrzemski
Oakland
Sox
Baltimore
Louisville
Thander Jerry Janeski
Ken Brett
Brett
Seattle
Saratoga Results and Racing Card Highlights 1969
The Saratoga results feature multiple pace and trot races with named horses and drivers, including Evelyn Haven-Fanelli and Freight Control. Notable times include 2:14, 2:16, and 2:11 for various heats, with attendance listed at 4,285 and handle at $255,683. The page also contains separate sports notes from baseball and hockey, mentioning player injuries and an NHL executive appointment.
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Evelyn Haven—Fanelli
Mary T
Coville
Nate—Coons
Julie Clancy—Goodsell
Costly
Adams
Darrells Boy—Richards
Rebel Land
Pat—DeSantis
Aston Jay—Vanidestine
Hal Lou—Fanelli
Ferriero
Hal Lou D
Galliput
Galliput—Davis 4,60 3,40 2,80 Cold Wyn—Richards 5,60 3,60 Letha Tag—Langtry
Long Valley
Saratoga Harness Entries for Tuesday Race Card
Racing card from Saratoga shows multiple pace and trot events on Tuesday August 5 1969 with first through tenth pace races. Notable entries include Wrong Number Canadian Rhythm Happy Nell Dean Golden Fox J M Judy Silky Sullivan Mountain Leader Brutus Wyncrest Ginger Sprite C Rowena Corrisco and more across nine pacing honors and one trotting stake with purse levels from 600 to 1000 dollars.
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Gunshot Hanover—Adams
Happy Nell
Dean—Langtry
von Lands—Harrison
Casoma— Paquet
Little Guy
Marvel Abbe
Watch
Kazmaier
Leta Go—Mondi
Flying Cazeaux
Margaret Bridge
LaRouchh
I Stolem—Cole
Helen Wingo
Hourithan
Jewel Tag—Langtry
J. M. Judy—Lasky
Nagrys Folly—Donnelly
Happy Ann—Wells
Davis
Annese
Mountain Ash—Aloy
Annita Rose
Goodsellae
la Panthere
Silky Sullivan
Coppola
Mynheer—MacKay
Sharpie W.—Kelly
Bernie Lynne
Mountain Beau—Richards
Lora Hanover—Bossard
Miss Bobbie S
Marcon Kitch
Allen
Pace
Miss Burns—Goodsell
Alien
Richards
Deans Mary—Mondi
Hobo Lady—Simeszky
Shadydale King
Bonafede
Miss Star Haven—Moran
Seaway Sis—DeSantis
Madamoiselle—Chase
Tarport Gertle—Begin
the Songwriter
Kelly
Sour Puss Maria—Allen G
Lori—LaRouch
Harrison
Marks Joayn—Davis
Brutus—Parker
Wyncrest Ginger—Martin
Birddog
Morel
Schalmont—Ferguson
Spartacus
Krakowski
Noble Belle
Berg
Scotch Lion Jane Melburn
Sprite C.—Story
Fuller Hanover—Butcher
Blaze Butler
Skidoo Pick—DeSantis
Wonder Boy—Morel
Easter Cross
Hourihan
Sudden Yankee
Hamilton
Rowena— Langtry
Corrisco—DeSantis
Sams Pride
Simeszky
Lola BD
Edge
Hinsdale Entries Pace Races Show Strong Local Talent
Hinsdale entries across nine pace classes feature top riders and horses led by Hal Wayne-Martin and Miss Shank-Clough. The meet showcases multiple high finishers from ND and Colby, with notable pairs like Eyler Hanover-Cross and Susan O'Brien-House among the entries.
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Hal Wayne—Martin
Quick Lois—Hogan
Rowdy Valentine
Colby
Adios Suzette—Plante
Chesters Marimae—Marshall
Eyler Hanover—Cross
Carolina Choo Choo
McFarlin
Gilmanne
Bert—Allen
Connie—Fisher
Miss Shank—Clough
Daily Nuisance
Beauchesne
Trusty Prince
Mattison
Meadow Woman
Hoganne
Susan O’brien
Vickie Gene—Colby
Bean Flyer—Buckley
Little Babetta—Pease
Masconette
Jack—Gilman
Guinevere—Colby
Donna H Budlong—Inman
Lucknows
Ronnie
Scott Dale
Dale Binette
Nibona Whitefoot
Pratt
My Byrd—Mattison
Pace
Lady Noreen—Blake
Joel—House
Wilma Lynn—Watson
Cherry Orchard at Williams Town Theatre this August
Nikos Psacharopoulos announces the cast for The Cherry Orchard at the Williams town Theatre running August 12 to 16. The season marks Chekhov’s sixth Williamstown production since 1962 with Olympia Dukakis Joyce Ebert Barbette Tweed Laurie Kennedy David Ackroyd and others in a revival praised for its directing and design teams headed by Santo Loquasto Richard Devin and Psacharopoulos.
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Williamstown
Mass
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Williamstown Theatre
Chekhov
The
Cherry Orchard
Olympia Dukakis
Pauline
William Hanse
Kazan
Hollywood
Fiers
Hansen
Sorin
Che
Pany
Barbette Tweed
Dunyasha
Laurie Kennedy
Irina
Anya
David Ackroyd
Trepleff
Death of Donald Stoneham Saddens West Arlington Community
West Arlington residents learned of Donald Stoneham’s death after a period of illness. He died Saturday morning at a New York Hospital while his Patterson, New Jersey visitor Vera Jones hosted by the J Donald Simsons. Birding along the Hess’s garage meadow yielded 18 species spotted by local enthusiasts near the Martha Canfield Library.
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West Arlington
Donald Stoneham
Stoneham
New York
Patterson
N.J
Vera Jones
J. Donald Simsons
Simsons
Martha Canfield
Hess
Dorset Theatre Stages Moss Hart Light Up the Sky
Dorset Playhouse runs Moss Hart's Light Up the Sky August 6 through 10 with Elizabeth Franz leading as Irene Livingston. The cast also features David Beerstin Gretchen Nicholson John Charles Bruce Peyton and Patricia Carmichael in a fast moving backstage farce about a Broadway opening and its eccentric troupe. Paintings by Thomas R. Dibble will be shown in Stage Right Gallery during the run. An opening night coffee hour invites the audience to meet the Caravaners on the theatre patio.
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Dorset
Dorset Playhouse
Moss Hart
Hart
Carleton Fitzgerald
David Beerstin
Mark Suben
Gretchen Nicholson
Fred Carmichael
Ritz- Carlton
Jay Kotcher
Bruce Peyton
Thomas R. Dibble
Stage Right
Methodist Vacation Bible School Ends at West Arlington
The West Arlington Methodist Church concluded a two week Vacation Bible School with a morning program. Forty five children registered as parents and friends watched spirited singing a puppet play class songs and sun moon and stars crafts displays. Bonnie Brown Sylvia Vaughn led the music with Mrs Frederic Jones thanking contributors and Bradford Kress closing the formal program.
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West Arlington
Methodist Church
Walter Fuller
Walter Finney
Bonnie Brown
Sylvia Vaughn
Frederic Jones
Bradford Kress
Storms Leave Town with Rain and Power Outages
Mrs Donald Herrington and infant Katherine Myra have returned home from Mc Clellan hospital after storms dropped four inches of rain in the area causing outages. Visitors include Mrs Dale T Mace Neil and children from Salem and Marion Dick Irving Dick of West Hoosick. The North Hoosick circuit holds its third union service at Eagle Bridge United Methodist church with Albert Wright delivering. Mr Malcolm Hamilton and Mrs William Hustler of Cambridge visit Spink family in Charlton. it marks his 84th birthday.
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Donald Herrington
Katherine Myra
McClellan Hospital
Dale T. MacNeil
David
Mark
Carol
Salem
Kenneth Aiken
Gertrude Aiken
Dale T. Mace Neil
Marion Dick
Irving Dick
West Hoosick
Charles Smith
Herrington House
Eugene Hunt
Easton
North Hoosick
Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church
Albert Wright
Malcolm Hamilton
William Hustler
Cambridge
William Spink
Charlton
Deer Collision Sends Three Relatives to Hospital
Sandra Gardner 19 and Yvonne Gardner 15, both of R D 2 Hoosick Falls New York, were treated for minor injuries after a deer jumped in front of their car on Breese Hollow Road in Hoosick Town. Their brother Bruce Gardner 17, the driver, was uninjured as the car left the road and struck a tree. State troopers at Center Brunswick reported.
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Sandra Gardner
Yvonne Gardner
R.D. 2
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Breese Hollow
Hoosick
Bruce Gardner
Center Brunswick
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