Cardinals Trade Mudcat Grant and Dillman Move
At the Winter Baseball Meetings in Miami Beach the St. Louis Cardinals sold pitcher Jim Mudcat Grant to Oakland and bought Bill Dillman from Baltimore. Grant, 34, had 21 wins in 1964 with Minnesota and led them to the pennant. Dillman, 24, had a 5-9 mark in 1967 with Baltimore.
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Namath and Turner on TV Foreshadow Jets Oiler clash
UPI reports Joe Namath filling in for Johnny Carson on a national show as he and Bake Turner plan to prove their passing punch against the Houston Oilers at the Astrodome. The Jets need a tie to clinch the Eastern Division while Houston must win one of two to reach the playoffs.
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Boilermakers Poised For NCAA Title Run Amid Strong Big Ten
Purdue enters the national tournament with a potent backcourt led by Rick Mount and Larry Weatherford and solid front line, aiming to overcome a tough Big Ten schedule after last season’s near miss. Notre Dame, Marquette, Ohio State, Illinois, Michigan, and MVC teams like Louisville, Cincinnati, Drake, and Wichita State are noted for strong returning players and transfers.
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Hinsdale Race Meet Closes With 9000 Dollar Purses Set
Hinsdale New Hampshire final night of the 1969 fall harness meet features nine races with six thousand nine hundred dollars in purses. Main events include four 1000 dollar heats led by Prima Ballerina and the return of Freeman Parker as trainer. Lost Cause and Fountain draw strong public attention in the pivotal seventh race with eight other contenders racing at 8 p.m. marking the last standardbred card of the year in New England.
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Hinsdale Harness Entries December 5 1969 Final Results
Local Hinsdale harness program lists first through ninth pace riders for a December 5 1969 program. Notable names include Prima Pallorina Parker and Parading Jezebel Gilman in first, and Trumans Pride Edmunds alongside Sensation Marshall in ae. events. Additional trotting and pacing divisions feature a mix of horses and handlers across multiple prize tiers.
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Coleman
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Layne Adios—Smith
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Kent
Dean—Kane
Burbank Duchess
Son of
Mite—Smith
Tammy Scot
Miss Meadow War—Silk
Rebob—Johnson
Brenda Blackguard
Cha Don—Redman
Ozark Red
Kane
Trumans Pride
Edmunds
Sensation
Marshall
NCAA Doubts Post Bowl National Championship Idea
NCAA officials dismiss talk of a post bowl national title game involving Penn State and Texas. Penn State seeks crown while Texas heads into Cotton Bowl showdown with Arkansas. winners become Sugar Bowl contenders, but no extra championship game is planned.
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Vikings Picked To Dehorn Rams
Flashback notes Gayle Sayers injuries and returns while previewing NFL Week. The Bears struggle at quarterback as the Forty-Niners mix strong play from John Brodie and Steve Spurrier. Palm into a slate of divisional picks and matchups with Santa Clara detail.
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Vermont SVL Preview Sees MSJ Mounties as Title Contender
The 1969-70 Vermont scholastic basketball season opens with MSJ Mounties under Frank Bizzarro seen as the class of the Southern Vermont League, backed by depth and size. Windsor, Brattleboro, Bellows Falls, Rutland, Springfield, Hartford, and others vie for balance as Mt Anthony and the Patriots inherit strong pasts amid a reshaped league schedule.
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Heisman Winner Leads West Squad in Shrine Classic
Steve Owens headlines the West roster for the Shrine East West game on December 27 in Stanford Stadium San Francisco. The team features 1969 national leaders plus stars like Bob Anderson Greg Jones Art Malone Ron Gardin George Farmer and Dennis Shaw among others promising a potent lineup for the Crippled Children's Hospital benefit event.
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