Harrelson Sparks Indians Then Falls To Red Sox
In Cleveland, Ken Harrelson homered and doubled to lift the Indians to a 5-4 lead over Boston in the seventh, but Reggie Smith hit a three run homer in the eighth as the Red Sox won 8-5. Smith drove in four runs and moved atop the AL batting leaders, while Petrocelli trailed closely. The crowd of 7,160 at Municipal Stadium saw Smith excel from the left side and note his bat control as he stepped into cleanup and eyed Yaz and Petrocelli ahead of him.
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Cleveland
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Ken Harrelson
Harrelson
Boston
the Hawk
Indians
Red Sox
Sox
Reggie Smith
Hawk
Smith
Reggie
Rico Petrocelli
A.L
Petrocelli
Red
Juan Pizarro
Mike Paul
RBI
Carl Yastrzemski
Yaz
Dick Schofield
Russ Gibson
Saratoga Harness Meet Results And Times
Saratoga Har ness results show multiple races with pace and trot divisions. Winners include Diamond Hayes and Bunny Gale with times around 2 11 and 2 10, with payouts listed for several entries and a daily double. Markets list entries such as Nevere Surprise and Covey Rise with varying payouts and times across ten races.
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Frank—Kazmaier
Diamond Hayes—Childs
Merry Patch—Kelly
John—Morel
Nathaniel Dunloe—Bogardus
Todd—Clothier
Mondi
Floyd Timea
Injured Thumb Proves Blessing in Disguise for Pro Golfer
Marilynn Smith, Fourth on LPGA money list last year, calls her thumb injury a blessing in disguise after a curb mishap in Marbella cost six weeks from the tour. She reports timing and putting improved during a long world trip and hints she may stay on tour as long as she enjoys it. She declined a resident pro offer at Yacht and Country Club near Stuart, Florida, to remain on tour.
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Sutton
Mass
UPI
Marilynn Smith
Marbella
Spain
Baltimore
Rambling Pleasant Valley Country Club
Marilynn
Topeka
Kan
University of Kansas
Dan Cupid
Yacht and County Club
Crooked Creek
Stuart
Fla
Jupiter
Saratoga Race Entries Highlight Pace Dashes and Trot Stakes
Saratoga lists Tuesday entries for nine races on June 17, 1969. Notable contenders include General Armbro Paquet in the first pace, Runnymede June in the second pace, Tyson Al in the third trot, Sheena Wave in the fourth pace, and Worthy Lee in the seventh pace. The card shows multiple $600 to $1500 purses, with horses and drivers such as LaRouch, Belmonte, Cappella, and Phetteplace among the connected names.
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Pace
General Armbro— Paquet
Vic's Sugar Babe
Putz
Margaret Bridge—LaRouch
Dark River—Hayes
von Lands—Harrison
Bradstreet
Jean— Phetteplace
Harry’s Time—Cole
Kitts Dream—Ferrierone
Leta Go
Little Kiss— Davis
Jane Gay
Phetteplace
I Stolem—Colene
Sheena Wave— Floyd
Darling Mir—Bloodgood
Merry Countess
Allen
Sprouse
Happy Ann—Wells
Debbie Ann Byrd— Adams
Collyers
Dean—Butcher
Rebel Land
Ted— Goodsell
Minnie
Wilson— Parker
Sandra’s Oakie
Katahdin Man— Hoyt
Frisky Hanover—LaRouch
Bernabell— LaBombard
Something Else
Davis
Roaring Blaze
Blake
Clayhaven Diadem
Fanelli
Dewey Boy—Stone
Dot Mac—Gilman
Moose— Flynn
Beatnik— Pratt
Chief Red Feather— Pillsbury
Hafford
High
Beckwith
Cotyne
Laura Hill—Tremblay
DuPois
Ronnie—Gilman
EL F—Fenno
Schmig—Schmigel
Double H—Colby
Caroline— Lawrence
Wykowski
Zephyr
Fenno
Koko—Letendre
Miss Muriel
Lee Rhythm—Morrill
Tonis First Hope—Tilbert
Dark Pride
D’ Alessandro
Senator Lattie—Constantino
Danceaway— Provost
Frosty Joe
Tyson Vole
Meadow Mike
Merry’s Irene
Miss Algiers
Dianneline
Little Dean
Mighty Forever
Lawyer John
F. J. Byrd
Mal Faust
Little Juniper
Shadydale Dean
Doctor Carr
Nile Abbot
New Barrister
Forever’s
Duronda’s Lad
Mechlyo Counstl
Bud’s Baby
Targhee Will
Mountain Master
Bomb Girl
Andrew Byrd
Perfecta
Handle
Open champion Moody backed by Texas trio sponsors
New Open champion Orville Moody benefited from three Texas sponsors Leonard Cohen Tom Carlisle and Blackie Blackburn who formed a venture two years ago to back his pro career. Facing last year's deficits they renewed support, betting Moody would mature into a top player while noting his first year on the tour.
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New York
UPD
Orville Moody
Leonard Cohen
Tom Carlisle
Blackie Blackburn
Fred Merkle
Roy Riegels
Dave Barry
Cohen Carlisle
Blackburn
Moody
Carlisle
Killeen, Tex
Fort Hood
Billy Maxwell
Cohen
Killeen
Oklahoma City
Florida
Louisiana
Cohen, Carlisle
Bucky Woy and Associates
Woy
Lee Trevino
Berkshire Downs Sold to Suffolk
Suffolk Downs president Bill Veeck bought Berkshire Downs in Hancock for 550000. He plans to close Berkshire and transfer its 24 racing dates to Suffolk if the Racing Commission approves. Suffolk opened a 66 date meet April 19 and may start a fall session in September. Berkshire reportedly lost over 300000 in five years, including 81000 in 1968.
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Boston
UPI
Bill Veeck
Suffolk Downs
Berkshire Downs
Hancock
Massachusetts
Veeck
Joel Kozol
Suffolk
Berkshire
State Racing Commission
Commission
Hancock Oval
Mt Anthony Union High School bid notice for construction work
Sealed bids are invited for grading, excavation, and concrete footing work plus breaking through an exterior brick wall and installing a door. Plans and specs are at the Office of the Superintendent, 604 Main Street, Bennington Vermont. Bids due 11:00 A.M. Thursday June 26 1969 in a sealed envelope marked for what it covers. The Mt Anthony Union High School District No 14 reserves the right to reject any bid or accept the most advantageous bid. Catherine C Corcoran Superintendent of Schools June 17 18 19
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Superintendent of Schools
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New England
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Belle Meadows
Coville
Sioux Pence—Coon
Dixie Red— Morse
Barry G.—Hayes
Anpell Butler
Bloodgood
Ridgeway Special—Bromley
Miss Lady Scott
Colene
Fairmeade Royal
Worthy Lee—LaRouchh
Scarlet Daves—Franklin
Go Gardner—Moran
Autumn’s Vale—Begin
Cappella
Sweet City
Sue—Davis
Fanfare— Floyd
Flora
Clayhaven
Cassius—Dunn
Queens Rooster
Wyncrest Ginger— Martin
Meadow Leah
Aloy
Hayes
Shadydale Air Wing
Ferraro
Straight Arrow
O’connor
Ronnie—Hatfield
Happy Key
Cheval Chanceaux
DeSantis
Clayhaven Diablo—Harp
Travis Hanover
Kelly
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Justly Brave—MacKay
Ready Dares
Laredo Hanover
Hi Los Kerry
Air Tight
Edict A—Nazarian
Sanspur— Parker
Dorrisco—J
Magda Wick— Fox
Jipa— Morel
Sharon Glory— Lamb
Handy Lad
Wells Ae
Serenity Sue
Hinsdale
Moonlight Jim—Day
John P Carmichael
Painters Model
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al Brook—House
Yankee Frisco
Tilbert
Peter Echo
Wilsey
Hurricane Hal—Lynaugh
Libby Dares—Cross
Mr. Morton—Harp
Taverns
Anatole—Allen
Dandy Dutchman—Guidette
Korwin
Gilman
Miss Fayre Brooks
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Harry W
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