Orioles Poised to Repeat as AL Champs in 1970
Baltimore Orioles leaders express strong confidence to repeat as American League champions after a dramatic 1969 season. Manager Earl Weaver rows behind a deep lineup featuring Powell Johnson Belanger Robinson and an elite trio of pitchers Cuellar McNally Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Weaver
Weaver
Miami Stadium
Orioles
Mets
Minnesota Twins
Mark Belanger
Brooks Robinson
Don Buford
Paul Blair
Frank Robinson
Curt Morton
Merv Rettenmund
Dave May
Terry Crowley
Tom Shopay
Yankees
Ellie Hendricks
Andy Etchebarren
Clay Dalrymple
Mike Cuellar
Dave McNally
Jim Palmer
Snow Shortage Hits NCAA Ski Championship Opening
Snow shortages and an eclipse complicate the NCAA ski championships at Cannon Mountain New Hampshire. Officials scrapped downhill and added giant slalom while Denver seeks a 12th title amid strong Colorado Fort Lewis Wyoming and other western teams competing.
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Franconia
N.H
UPI
Cannon Mountain
NCAA
Denver
Colorado
Fort Lewis
Wyoming
Pownal Results and Big Perfecta Hit in Harness Meet
Pony race results list multiple horses with times and payouts led by Eyes Right and Richman Hanover, followed by a daily double and a big perfecta payoff. The report transitions to the U S Air Force Academy with details on Cannon Mountain skiing event delays, snow conditions, and notable entrants from Dartmouth, Middlebury, New Hampshire, Vermont, St. Lawrence, Harvard, Denver, and Fort Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Air Force Academy
Dartmouth
Middlebury
New Hampshire
Vermont
St. Lawrence
Cannon Mountain
Cannon
Ava
Odd Hammernes
Denver
Barney Peet
Fort Lewis
Chuck Bent
Sheldon Perry
Scott Berry
Dan Gibson
Larry Carter
Harvard
Tim Denisson
Wyoming
Jerry Blann
New England Cage Titles Assured
New England coaches rated Massachusetts and Assumption College as leaders in their divisions ahead of next week’s balloting for the 1969 70 UPI New England basketball championships. Red men of Massachusetts led major with 11 of 13 first place votes and a 25 point margin over Connecticut and Providence. Assumption dominated College Division with 11 of 13 first place votes. Springfield College continued strong in second place.
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Boston
UPI
University of Massachusetts and
Assumption College
United Press International
New England
Jack Seaman
Redmen
Connecticut
Providence
Assumption
Joe O’brien
Springfield College
Greyhounds
Holy Cross
Boston College
Rhode Island
Dartmouth
Yale
Boston University
Springfield
American International
St. Anselm’s
Hartford
Sacred Heart
UPI New England
Derby Choice Badly Beaten In Flamingo Derby
My Dad George nosed out Corn Off The Cob to win the Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah Park. Silent Screen, the Derby favorite, finished eighth after being bothered on the first turn by Iron Warrior and then drifting wide in the stretch. Jockey John Rotz noted the favorite’s early troubles as the field sprinted 1 1/8 miles in 1:40 3 5, with Burd Alane third and Personality fourth after a foul claim.
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Silent Screen
My Dad George Tuesday
Hialeah Park
My Dad George
Eddie Belmonte
Burd Alane
John Rotz
Iron Warrior
Pownal Entries Reveal Rich Spring Harness Races
A 1970 Pownal program lists multiple pace and trot divisions with $600 purses. Notable entries include Maysons Rose ND and Adios Wilskers Coppola in first pace, Forever Debbie Kane in fourth pace, Meadwood Bartus in fifth trot, and Love Me Darling Looney in seventh trot, along with numerous horses and drivers across eight divisions.
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Maysons Rose
Purdues
Lass—Sullivan
Adios Wilskers
Coppola
After Shave
Andersen
Polka Kent—Cummings
Janie Scott—Blake
Mountain Paul—Ellis
Sensation
D’ Alessandro
Nevele Hanover
Arthurs
Miss Kalona—DuBois
B. T. Bubbles
Justice
Pace
Old Hat
Lottie A
Mitchell
Dominion
Misty Rock
Silk
Chester Jim—Rose
Jennine Willow
Arapaho Hanover
Wells
Steady Pete
W Whittemore
Forever Debbie—Kane
Delaware Duke
Ellis
Mighty King Cole
Pike
Keystone Castle
Belanger
Captain Lobell
Guidette
Rummy Helen—Provost
Aston Dillon
Looney
Storm Song
Blake
Helpful Hanna
Sid—Cross
D. J. Oakey
Goddard
Grateful Nile
Bartus
Os Cassis
Truitt
Gray
Ae: Knight
Victor
DiBenedetto
Broadstreams
Bill—Foster
Atra—Mckiimurray
Pinehaven
Rose
Ralph—Wells
Mr. Denny
Gent
Harriott
Mediator
Song—Blake
Sadovsky
Scar Way
Foster
Susie—Gray
Right Touch
Pick—Foster
Majestic Knight—Marshall
Vernon H.—Mcfarlin
Flying Gold
Imbeault
Sadair—Moran
Ginger Marie
Kazmaler
Scot Hayes
Ferrante
the Switch
Larouechne Sampson Pick
Sadovsky Inverary
Trusty Prince
Mattison
Titan
Oregon
Jaeger
Tyson Volo
Provost
Pleasant Echo
Spencer
Rosette Dares
Green Iti
Bonnies Heel—Kesner
Concord
Jimmie—Trustt
Honor Pick—Smith
Dianne Lind
Adios
Suzette
McIlmurray
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Baltimore Orioles
Miami, Fla
Boog Powell
Dave Johnson
Pownal
Fee ReMi
Shadydale Biscuit—Kennedy
Cherry Freeze
Avignon
Cherry Creed—Moore
Eyes Right
Little Shoes
Belmonte
Tipp Troy—Moore
Richman Hanover
Easter Duke
Schmigel
Val Acres
My Di—Andersen
Jewel Tag—Harp
Bobbis Pride
Stan—Dubois
Chevelle Sota—Cross
Bertie B—Sullivan
Melmurray
Tone Pride—Cummings
Blizzard Key—Sheldon
Gay Boy—Provost
Baron Bumpas
Farmers
Ace—Looney
Eddie Dean—Davis
Afton Cheer—Sullivan
River Road
Dougle—Foster
Massachusetts
Boston Univ
American Intl
Amherst
Bridgeport
Husson
Meerimack
Southern Conn
Shaffe’s ‘Shop
Main St
Artery Arcade
North Adams
Flamingo
Fair Kamera
Moran
Harp
Gunmor—Mackey
Grand Ohio Rose
Marshall
Westleighs Joy—Jaeger
All Excellence
Davignon
Donald Ware
Oak Lane Homer
Dial
Bennington, Vt
Harte Theatre
Mon
SUN
Alfred Hitchcocks
TOPAZ
Universal Picture Technicolor
Grants
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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