Red Sox Pare Roster in Spring Training
Boston manager Eddie Kasko weighs final roster spots with ten days left in spring training. Six positions open include three for catchers and two for pitchers plus one outfielder among five contenders. Established veterans and several hopefuls, including Yastrzemski Smith and Conigliaro brothers, remain in contention as nine pitchers are set for the club. The Sox face Minnesota next, after a rainout with Pittsburgh.
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Winter Haven
Fla
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Kasko
Gerry Moses
Don Pavletich
Russ Gibson
Bob Montgomery
Tom Satriano
Kasko
Moses
Gibson
Carl Yastreemski
Reggie Smith
Tony
Billy Conigliaro
Joe Lahoud
Don Lock
George Thomas
Ray Culp
Jim Lonborg
Sonny Siebert
Gary Peters
Ken Brett
Vicente Romo
Sparky Lyle
Lee Stange
Bill Lee
Bill Landis
Gary Wagner
Ed Phillips
Ray Jarvis
Ron Kline
Mike Nagy
Nagy
Florida
Sox
Winter Trading Makes A's Rugged and Ready
Oakland Athletics overhaul with new manager Johnny McNamara as owner Charlie Finley reshapes the roster. Acquisitions include Felipe Alou Don Mincher and Sal Bando plus pitching moves featuring Downing Hunter and Stickles. McNamara warns on pitching health while hopeful lineups feature Jackson Monday and Alou with strong infield and solid catching depth.
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St. Louis
Don Mincher
Diego Segui
Ray Oyler
Seattle
McNamara
John Odom
Chuck Dobson
Jim
Catfish
Hunter
Downing
Jim Roland
Rollie Fingers
Bob Stickles
Juan Pizarro
Segui
Grant
Paul Lindblad
Fred
Pownal Entries Record of Pairings and Names
Summary lists headlined matchups and participants including Penney Rob Roy Padula Avon Bob Smith Forever Haven House Georgana Hal Adrich Jr Donald Wave Guidette, indicating a series of paired entries and competitors across locations or events with no clear outcomes or dates.
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Penney
Rob Roy
Padula
Avon Bob—Smith
Forever Haven—House
Georgana Hal—Adrich Jr
Donald Wave
Guidette
Pownal Harness Meet Results Include Fast Times and Payouts
Race card details results across ten events with horse names drivers times and payouts. Notable finishes include Pleasant Echo-Daniels first at 6.40, third Arapaho Hanover-Wells, and multiple pace and trot divisions with varied purses and exacta style pays.
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Pleasant Echo
Daniels
Pleasant
Barre Bruce—Blake
Pride
Arapaho Hanover—Wells
Miss Concrete—Mitchell
Imperial
Rummy Helen—Provost
Don’t Quit
Ferriero
Aston Dillon
Looney
Merrys Irene
Marshall Melody
Harp
Two Mountains Duke
Bodis
Haggis Peg—Heeney
Roaring Blaze
Ladys Adios
Green
Defender Pick—Foster
Wayne Wood
Roy—Fesh
Burbank
Duchess—Watson
Rock Hanover—Gray
Bruins end road drought with 3-1 win over Rangers
Boston Bruins snap a 16 game road drought in Eastern play by beating the New York Rangers 3-1 at Madison Square Garden. Bobby Orr hit the league lead with an assist for his 109th point as Phil Esposito and Johnny Bucyk scored to give Boston a 2-0 lead early. Orland Kurtenbach answered for New York, but Derek Sanderson sealed the victory late in the second period. The win boosts Boston's playoff chances and tightens the division race.
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NEW York
UPI
Boston Bruins
Bruins
Madison Square Garden
New York Rangers
Boston
Chicago
Rangers
Montreal
Toronto
Black Hawks
Detroit
Bobby Orr
Harry Sinden
Phil Esposito
Johnny Bucyk
Orland Kurtenbach
Eddie Johnston
Derek Sanderson
Boston Garden
Hawks
Red Wings
Olympia Stadium
Sturbridge bid to lure Boston Patriots with private stadium
Boston businessmen Joseph Lindsey and John Pappas proposed a privately built 50,000 seat stadium in Sturbridge Massachusetts about 60 miles from Boston on the Turnpike. They would donate land or finance the project and present it to Patriots president William Sullivan, aiming to provide a central site within a 50 mile radius for the team by May to avoid leaving New England.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Patriots
Joseph P. Lindsey
John C. Pappas
Sturbridge
Mass
Worcester
Massachusetts Turnpike
Lindsey
Pappas
William Sullivan
Patriots
Sullivan
Massachusetts
Holland
Taunton
Suffolk Downs
New England
Joe Frazier Wins Hickok Award Ballot in February
Joe Frazier, who stopped Jimmy Ellis to claim the heavyweight title, won the February ballot for the S. Rae Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year Award, as announced Thursday in Rochester New York.
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Rochester
N.Y
UPI
Joe Frazier
Jimmy Ellis
S. Rae Hickok
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Red Sox
Landis
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Artery Arcade
North Adams
Talbot
Odom
Dobson
Fernandez
Dave Duncan
Larry Haney
Gene Tenace
Mincher
Pilots
Dick Green
Bert Campaneris
Sal “Iron Man
Bando
Oyler
Dwain Anderson
Jim Driscoll
Reggie Jackson
Rick Monday
Alou
Tommy Reynolds
Jose Tartabull
Bobby Brooks
Tito Francona
A’s
Twins
Pownal
Scotchigan
Dunn
Candy Lobell
Cole
Niblet
Mattison
Pinehaven
Boy—Rose Jr
Grand Blaze
Olmstead
Barre Duke
Blake
Rubi
Speedy Lois
Constantino
Alden Lybrook
McFarlin
Chief Johnston
Tite Rope—Labombard
Buddy Adio
Foster
Doctor Dave—Ferriero
Captain Lobell
Bumper Jack
Abbott
Jean Gay
Chipman
Ace—Kesner
Nationwide—House
Miss Demon
Anne—Harriott
Burn
Tyson Volo
Andrich Jr
Syls Ranger
Andersen
Prady
Labombard
Tony B—Pike
Adios
Son—Silk Jr
Pete Prior
Green Cozy Girl
Vermont
Mt. Ascutney
G. SC
Boston Valley
E. Bromley
G. Jay Peak
E. Killington
E. Madonna Mt
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E. Magic Mt
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union Empire
Majer
Adams Clothes Shop
Arcadia
Calif
Cool Hand
Terlago
Santa Anita
Grants
Bradford
Canada
McGuinness Distillers Ltd
Ontario
Bennington, VT
Goodyear
TA Ya
Bee Seed
Cbee
Suacheir
Francis J. Kelly, Inc
East Main ST
Bennington
Levy A
PPC
Eee
DRY Cleaning
Benmont Avenue
Bennington, Vermont
Save-Way Supermarket
Mammoth Mart
Vay
Kavi
Spring Street
Williamstown
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