Red Sox shuffle roster after 9-8 loss to Orioles
Boston slumped to a third straight defeat as Baltimore beat the Red Sox 9-8. Luis Alvarado was sent to Louisville after a decline in form while Gary Wagner was called up to bolster the bullpen. Manager Eddie Kasko said further personnel changes would target relievers. Frank Robinson provided the late offense with a tying and winning double.
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Boston
UPI
Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Luis Alvarado
Louisville
Gary Wagner
Alvarado
Eddie Kasko
al Lyle
Ken Brett
Vicente Romo
Cal Koonce
Frank Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Frank
Oriole
Earl Weaver
Orioles Rally To Top Red Sox In Wild Comeback
In a dramatic Saratoga showdown, Baltimore rode a six run swing in the seventh to erase a Boston lead as Curt Morton and Chico Salmon delivered two late homers. Boog Powell Mark Belanger Don Buford rested then played, while Tony Conigliaro and Carl Yastrzemski provided early offense for the Red Sox. Brett, wild at times after an Army Reserve delay, earned a win as Baltimore stretched its lead to five in a position while Ray Culp faced Jim Palmer next.
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Orioles
Boog Powell
Mark Bellanger
Don Buford
Weaver
Tony Conigliaro
Carl Yastremski
Brett
Curt Morton
Chico Salmon
Baltimore
Ft. Meade, Md
Morton
Salmon
Sox
Ray Culp
Jim Palmer
Siebert
Boston
Hard Luck Jim Hurtubise Continues Racing Career
Jim Hurtubise, 37, known for the Indianapolis 500, plans to return next year with a front engine turbocharged Offenhauser. He needs a sponsor of $50,000 and may have to take a refresher course per USAC steward Harlan Fengler. Hurtubise survived a Milwaukee crash that burned his hands and arms, denying steering problems he denies, and has won major races since then. He targets the 500 Labor Day race at Ontario California and a hydroplane race in October as racing remains his life.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Jim Hurtubise
Hurtubise
United States Auto Club
USAC
Harlan Fengler
North Tonawanda
Milwaukee
Al Romano Keeps Title In Sixth Round Stop
Al Romano, 146, of North Adams retained his North American and New England welterweight titles with a sixth round technical knockout of Buddy Carr, 145, of Lowell. Romano dropped Carr with a left hook in the fifth and finished with a flurry as the referee halted the 12 round bout.
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North Adams
Mass
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New England
Buddy Carr
Lowell
Romano
Carr
Hinsdale Entries Race Card from June 23 1970
A detailed harness racing program lists multiple pace and trot events at Hinsdale on Tuesday June 23 1970. Notable entries include Susie Branes Coleman Annas Time Silk Ray Sapinson Pike and Judy Bradon DuBois among others with purse values ranging from 600 to 17 900 dollars across seven races.
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Lannys Jean—Blash
Varnum
Bevan Girl
Carlisle
Metawood
Jim—Silk
Jolly Ches
Renaud
Kos Pride— Mattison
Ellas Choice—Harvey
Mark L
Blake
Burgess
Gilman
Parker Boy—Harp
Scotch Delux
Beckwith
Rummy Helen— Provost
Mighty Arnold—Goddard
Benny S. J
Kent
Perfecta
Brads Choice
Ichabod W— Mattison
James S—Harp
Bernardston— Marshall
Lakeside Star
Fleet Pick
Mighty Mat—Tremblay
Marion Karat—Foster
Georgiana Irish— Whittemore
Susie Branes—Coleman
Annas Time—Silk
Ray Sapinson
Pike
Judy Bradon—DuBois
Mr. Birdie—Goddard
L V Chips
P Johnson
Miss Greenfield
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Bosox
Saratoga
Chester
Columbia— White
Jonathan D—Chase
Mission Hanover
Poulin
Josedale Katrinke—Collyer Aghey— Joke
Rebel Land Guy
France
Ephram— Bean
Meadow Split Miller
Haughton
Star Cloud
Viva Hill Marcus
Darling Hanover
Society News
Pace
H.T. Luca— Lasko
Pretty Boy—Berg
Flying Bret—Clark
Jefferson Express
Copeland
Meadow
Miller
Jodie Dancer
Ln Society News
Angus—Bardier
Tryax— Parker
Jane Melburn
Bogardus
H.T. Cluca—Insko
Quick Jo—Current
June—Goodsell
Syls Ranger— Andersen
Hinsdale
Eugene, Ore
Main St
Save-Way
Bennington
Mammoth Mart
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Pride
Highland Fox — Lamb
Alex Long — Staker
Billy J K — Current
Lyndon Dean — Birchard
Anchorage
Noble Belle — Kelly
Weldon Creed — Hamilton
Beechwood Boy
Waugh
Carol Patch
Belmonte
Stoney Dale — DeSantis
Dunnys Dale — Breton
Georgie Dares — Moran
Margaret Bridge — LaRouch
Nancy Dares
Frankies Boy
Easter Sal — Story
Scarlet Dares
Franklin
Little W. — LeDuc Goodsell
Lyndys Pride — Livingston
Lucky Mr. G
Parker
Night Hawk
Good Bret
Timely Blue Chip
Jo Hanover
Waples
Bright Trick
Armbro Louanne — O’brien
Sue’s Shoe
Shorty Goo
Bretina — Geisel
Jefferson Time — Copeland
Evelyn Hanover
Iniko
Tarport Martha — Miller
Kewple Doll — Edmunds
Keystone Memento — Dancer
Lord Bud — Butcher
Max N. — Moran
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