Vermont Wildlife Year Foreshadows Famine Winter
Warden Bob Smith predicted a wildlife year with abundant game and a strong fall harvest. Vermont reports new deer bow and wild turkey records, plus rising grouse numbers, but forecasters warn of a severe winter with potential 30 to 50 percent losses to wild turkeys and deer as food stocks dwindle.
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Lawyering While Accused: Rift Over Belmont Ringer Case
Dr. Mark Gerard, a 43 year old veterinarian, fights a suspension by the New York State Racing and Wagering Board over a Belmont Park race swapping a horse with a cheaper substitute in September. The board seeks a hearing and alleges he profited from the act, while his lawyers contend the action violates due process.
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Argentina
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Leban
Muttontown
Dacis
Alice
Veeck Named UPI Major League Executive of the Year
New York UPI reports Bill Veeck the 63 year old former promoter honored as executive of the year by 16 of 24 sport writers. Veeck led the Chicago White Sox to renewed respectability after a 14 year absence, praising Rudie Schafer and others while noting the award honors the club as a team. He recalls early jobs in baseball and highlights his Indians pennant era from 1946 to 1949 and a White Sox pennant in 1959 before health issues.
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UPI
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Chicago White Sox
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Gabe Paul
New York Yankees
Rudie Schafer
Leo Breen
Rowland Hemond
Mary Francis
Cleveland Indians
Indians
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Sullivan
Ty Cobb
Thomas Austin
Detroit Tigers
Ted) Williams
Carl) Yastrzemski
Boston
Haywood Sullivan
Donalsonville
Kansas City
Athletics
Charlie Finley
O’connell
O’connell and Sullivan
Red Sox and the bank a modern ownership saga
Ex catcher Haywood Sullivan leads a group buying the Red Sox facing criticism over financing. He defends an $8 million State Street loan while vowing strong funds for free agency, amid questions about Yawkey estate trust decisions and the bullpen of executives and bidders.
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UPI
Haywood Sullivan
Boston Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Sullivan
Edward
Buddy’’ LeRoux
William Prifti
Securities and Exchange Commission
Securities and Exchange
State Street Bank and Trust Co
Sullivan Group
Sulivan
Red Sox
Yawkey
New York
LeRoux
Dick O’connell
John Claiborne
Gene Kirby
O’connell
Jean Yawkey
New England
Mrs. Yawkey
Sullivan and Company
Yawkeys
South Carolina
Jimmy Fund
Bettis named interim head coach of Kansas City
In Kansas City the Chiefs fired Paul Wiggin and named defensive backfield coach Tom Bettis as interim head coach. In Cincinnati the Reds acquired pitcher Bill Bonham from the Cubs in exchange for Woodie Fryman and Bill Caudill. Toronto added right handed pitcher Joe Henderson from Cincinnati. The Rangers called up Benoit Gosselin from New Haven and sent down Nick Fotlu and Dan Newman.
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Tom Bettis
Paul Wiggin
Cincinnati
Bill Bonham
Chicago Cubs
Woodie Fryman
Bill Caudill
Toronto
Joe Henderson
New York Rangers
Benoit Gosselin
New Haven
Nick Fotlu
Dan Newman
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