Mets Rest Their Hopes On Koosman and Seaver
In St. Petersburg the Mets rely on hurlers Tom Seaver and Jerry Koosman as the core of a improving 1969 club. Hodges aims to better last year’s ninth-place finish while addressing weak hitting, with Seaver and Koosman drawing ongoing trade resistance from management. The roster features Grote, Martin, Kranepool, Boswell, Harrelson, Weis, Collins, Otis, Jones, Agee, Swoboda, and promising rookie Amos Otis, pending potential changes in fielding roles.
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Koosman
Carl Yastrzemski
Johnny Murphy
Seaver
Mets
Montreal Expos
Phillies
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Jerry Grote
J.C. Martin
Ed Kranepool
Ken Boswell
Wayne Garrett
Shreveport
Bud Harrelson
Hodges
al Weis
Kevin Collins
Amos Otis
Jacksonville
Otis
Atlanta
Joe Torre
Met
Cleon Jones
Tommie Agee
Ron Swoboda
Jones
Agee
Shortstop Rios Expires to Royals Purchase
New York UPI reports 23 year old shortstop Juan Rios acquired by the Kansas City Royals from the Montreal Expos. Rios hit .282 in 92 games last season with Raleigh Durham in the Carolina League. Royals had sought him in the expansion draft but Montreal retained first pick.
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New York
UPI
Juan Rios
Kansas City Royals
Montreal Expos
Rios
Raleigh Durham
Kansas City
Montreal
New England Ski Conditions Report for Thursday Night
Powder and packed powder prevail across Vermont and Massachusetts resorts from Mount Ascutney to Berkshire Snow Basin with multiple runs reporting 11 to 110 inch bases and mixed wind blown and granular textures. Specifics include Bolton Valley 6 new PDR PKD and 60 to 86 B and Stowe 7 new PDR 76 to 110 B with various conditions from excellent to good across major resorts.
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Boston
UPI
New England
New England Ski Areas Council
Vermont
Mt. Ascutney
Bolton Valley
E. Bromley
E. Burke Mt
E. Burrington Hill
G. Carinthia
E. Dutch Hill
S. Glen Ellen
E. Haystack
E. Hogback
WBLN
Jay Peak
E. Killington
E. Madonna Mt
Mad River Glen
Magic Mt
Middlebury
Snow Bowl
Okemo
Pico Peak
Round Top
Mt. Snow
Snow Valley
E. Stowe
E. Stratton
Sugarbush
Timber Ridge
Woodstock
Massachusetts
Berkshire Snow Basin
Brodie Mt
Butternut Basin
Catamount
Jiminy Peak
Otis Ridge
Corn
Horse Race Entries From Pownal Fair Friday March 28 1969
First through eleventh pace events list horses with owners and payouts at Pownal Fair. Notable entries include Cedar Crest Dash Lourie and Night Indian Story with multiple pace categories across divisions. The card spans trotting and pacing events with purses from 600 to 4000 dollars and numerous competing horses.
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Fair Kamela—Moran
Senga Sway—Hamel
Jenner
Groton
Boy—Goddard
Isotta
Ben—Demers
Mr. Farr—aArthurs
Gypsy—McCarthy
Texas Way
Heeney
Courseress—Gray
Long Byrd— Pike
Buckeye Worthy
Hamel Fairside
Snippy—Schmidt
Pace
Diamond Haze—McGuire
Purdues Lass
aAllen
Newport
Pownal Harness Results From Thursday March 27 1969
Daily racing card from Pownal shows multiple trots and pacers with horses such as Tussler Hanover Highland Dan and Clara Belle posting times near 2 16.1 and 2 18.2. Notable doubles include the Twin Double of 4 5 8 with $615 40 and attendance reported at 1 587 with handle of 126 663.
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Tussler Hanover
Jordan
Highland Dan—Lohmeyer
Clara Belle—Wilson
Pay Chester—Hansen
Dandy Dutchman
Guidette
Bagabond—Richards
Heeney
Puds Boy—Childress
Back Fire
Richards
Meadow Scott
Belmonte
Brenda Blackguard
Pike
Houston Express
Morrello
I Stolem
Cole
Sharp C—Sylvia
Little Cracker
Olin
Shindia—Cross
Hi Julie—Hammer
Security—Lockerman
Billy Burns
Silk
Edgewood Prince
Chicoyne
Challenge Me—Kane
Hedgewood—Looney
Dixana Way—McCarthy
Bobby T Champ—Harp
Bertie B—Sullivan
Varsity Bomb—Marshall
Linberry Harry—Looney
Discoverer
Belmont
Allen or Bust For Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia manager Bob Skinner backs Richie Allen as the club's best hope for improvement, calling him "an Allen man" and detailing his impact, attitude, and past power. The piece outlines the Phillies 1968-69 roster notes, with Chris Short as a key star and a reshaped lineup around Allen. Joe Frazier and Yancey Durham named Fighter and Manager of the Year by the New Jersey Boxing Writers Association.
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Clearwater, Fla
UPI
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Skinner
Richie Allen
Allen
Phillies
Phils
Skinner
Richie
Mets
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Dodgers
Chris Short
Curt Simmons
Short
Phil
Woody
Scotch Plains
N.J
Joe Frazier
Yancey Durham
NJ. Boxing Writers Association
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Brookline
Pownal
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Indiantown
Wykowski
Avalon Girl
Cross
Mr. Medicine Man—Traganza
Right Touch
Cappella
Dangerous Chief—DeFlippis
Mud Knight—Hamel
Gay Silver—Dawkins
Frans Ibaf—Morel
Cotton King
Bartus
Add’s
Childress
Probability—Lockerman
Surrey—Schmigel
Sports Ware—Ingram
Volo Surprise
Senator Que—Ferrante
Robjob
Shanadore—Grey
Shake Dancer
Evans
So Lucky—Chicoyne
Sunny Malone
Miss Dottie Adios—Childress
Lehigh
Turan
Irmas Lady—Goodsell
Spots Star—Ingram
Mr. Pickwick—DeFlippis
Thornapple—Gray
Barbara O’brien
Annese
Niftys Steppy—Fesh
Merry Countess
Chicayne
Pulver
Brave Tide—Langtry
Gypsy Boy—Hammer
King Melody
Harp
Surplus—Capasso
Reds Boy
Pepe
Mr. Newport—Looney
Rebellion—Jordan
Arrow Smith
Little Ae
Speedy Llich
Gallon Diamond—Looney
Lockerman
Toddiers
Windy—Hoyt
Lohmeyer
Dodly Byrd—Jordan
Armbro Hanover—Childress
Fleets Pride—Wells
Taverns
Angus—Lohmeyer
Young Byrd
Young Byrd—Nd 6. Fox—Bonacc! 7. Camden Rodney—Arthurs
Clayhaven Diablo—Harp
Night Indian—Story
al Brook—Houle
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Rick Wise
Jerry Johnson
San Diego
Dick Farrell
Mike Ryan
Ryan
Deron Johnson
Johnson
Atlanta Braves
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Cincinnati
Tony Taylor
Taylor
Bill White
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Rochester
Cookie Rojas
Don Money
Larry Hisle
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Don Lock
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Bennington, Vt
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