Williams Leads Red Sox Pokémon? No. Williams Guides Sox Nats Series
Boston hosts Washington in a three game set as Ted Williams, praised by owner Tom Yawkey for his first year managing, seeks to lift the Senators behind a hot batting surge led by Eddie Brinkman and Frank Howard. Vicente Romo faces Dick Bosman in the opener with Stange and Lonborg slated for the weekend.
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Boston
UPI
Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Ted Williams
Yawkey
Williams
Washington Senators
Senators
Sox
Eddie Brinkman
Mike Epstein
Frank Howard
Washington
Vicente Romo
Dick Bosman
Red Sox Pitcher Ray Culp Sidelined With Arm Strain
Boston ace Ray Culp suffered strained ligaments in his throwing arm and may miss the rest of the season. The right hander, 17-8, is advised not to throw for 10 days to two weeks and remains questionable as a starter.
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Boston
UPI
Ray Culp
Boston Red Sox
Culp
Pownal Entries Friday Racing Card 1969
A multi-race harness card listing nine sections with 10 entries each, from First through Ninth, including horse names such as Miss Pepsi, Tanta Pownal, Millville, The Viscountess, Maiden's Folly, Jet Request, Evelyn's Baby, and Wildwest, with multiple owners and drivers like Sluti, Drake, Donahue, Handley, Hanks, Pruden, Santiago, and Wood.
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Santiago
Pepsi—Sluti
Hunk of Man—Nb
Gypsy Bala—Donahue
Mohammbeau— Drake
Laurel Miche—Donahue
Pretty Smart Boy
Green
Sob Out— Handley
Sid’s Rose—Fiato
Miss Park—Sluti
Tanta Pownal—Hanks
Wisdom Saint— Pruden
Barry A. W
Drake
Bold Servant
Romanala
Golden Aunt
Boismier
Edgewood Boy
Bo Pete— Handley
Romeo Kidd
Mafia
Pichette
Millville
Wood
Large—Hanks
Bay Charger—Santiago
Chick Lang
My Encore—Boismier
Beloit
Half Miler
Donato
Cool It—Green
Tudorroyal
Chantajista—Handley
Vicki’s Prince
Real Hero— Donahue
Nathan Hale
Mystic Dancer
Dean
Fond Discovery—Santiago
Smitty’s
MacFarlane
Sky Porter
Pen Marks
Donahue
Jimmy Jump
Sluti
Whirl An Deal
Wiseheart
Pat’s Desire— Richardson
Hacienda Imperal
Handley
Grumpy
Moose—Pruden
Byral—Pruden
Hoistar—Wiseheart
Arty J.—Wiseheart
Flitter Boy— Hanks
Maiden’s Folly—Santiago
Sheridan Lane
Pruden
Kay Sun—Hanks
Star Criss—Wood
Chronicle— Pruden
Mac’s Lady
We Golden Game Jr
Fiato
Bretwalda
Golden Fling
Hanks
Brash Boy— Zook
Wildwest
Davis
War Canaan
Duke of New York
Feather Fingers
Sun Triomphe
Little Lizzette
Bold See — Hanks
Nathalon — Pichette
Character — Santiago
Tweed House
Saratoga Race Entries and Results Summary 1969
Detailed listing of horse races at Saratoga on September 5 1969 with lanes Pace and Trot classes. Includes first to tenth place finishers for multiple races along with payouts Time and attendance figures. Notable entrants include Missy Dee-DiNola Serenity Sue-Bloodgood Yankee Joy Richards and Grand Senator.
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Pace
Missy Dee
DiNola
Avalon Aquila—Mondl, Jr
Kitts Dream
Fred G.— Allen
Rebel Land
Ted—Goodsell
Rugged Pick— Richards
Noble Flame—Baillargeon
Talla—Nazarian
I Stolem—Cole
Worthy Mark—Clothier
Cosmic Hanover
Vander Poel
B.j.’S Gardner
Annese
Dillers Duke— Davis
Helen Wingo
Hourthan
Barbara O’brien
Frankies Boy
Aston Jay
Vanidestine
Aloy
Nancy Dares—Baillargeon
Mighty James—Butcher
Paper Man—J
DeSantis
Full Throttle—Nazarian
Bullet Counsel— Lasky
J.o.h.—Richards, Jr
Glenbee—Coons
Milton Hanover—Bardier
Champs Honor—J. DeSantis
Lawman Hanover—Bossard
May’s Choice
Dupreme
Grateful Leo
Yankee Joy— Richards
Yankee Smoke— Hamilton
Interlude—Cappello
Gallo—Bouvrette
Michael P.— Field
Two Mountains Leaf—St. Jacques
Feedalot—Chase
Rose L
Jimmys Doll
Wilsey
Nason
Jet Deacon
Colby
Judy Braden — Dubois
Eyas Dale — House
Lynn Boot
Teenie Sue — Nason
Conly Abbot
Gilman
River Drive
Inman
Dark Haven
Cheri Liner — Marshall
Shady Side
Jerry — Silk
Clover Leaf
Dalessandro
Mighty Adios
Elm — Tremblay
Goldies
Adios
Boy — Mattison
Polar
Connie — Coleman
Jack — Sutherland
Astros recall eight players from Oklahoma City
Houston Astros amid pennant chase in the National League Western Division recalled eight players from the Oklahoma City farm club. The promoted list includes Hector Torres Bob Watson John Mayberry Keith Lampard Bob Watkins Ron Cook Scipio Spinks and Skip Guinn.
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Houston Astros
Oklahoma City
Hector Torres
Bob Watson
John Mayberry
Keith Lampard
Bob Watkins
Ron Cook
Scipio Spinks
Skip Guinn
Wildcats seek to defend Yankee title amid key personnel losses
New Hampshire coach says the team will be solid but must replace such stars as Al Witteman Vince Martino Bill Spinelli and Kurt Vohlerbst while searching for a quarterback to replace Ed Walsh. Returning players include Bob Robichaud Cliff McDonald Jim Koshko Dan Drewniak and Mike Shaughnessy with newcomers Bob Koslowsky and Greg Scott adding breakaway speed. The coach predicts an improved club compared with last season opening loss to Dartmouth.
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Ed Walsh
Walt Beatty
Altoona
Bobby Hopkins
Swampscott
Mass
Bill Murdoch
Peabody, Mass
Kouloheras
Ramsey
Bob Robichaud
Nashua
Cliff McDonald
South Boston
Jim Koshko
Clarence
Chuck Lepisto
Troy
Manchester
Mike Burlage
Mike Shaughnessy
Bob Koslowsky
Greg Scott
Kiski
Dartmouth
Boston University Eyes Improving Grid Season
Boston University head coach optimistic about the 1969 season as BU seeks to improve on the previous year in its centennial year. The offense appears strong with fullbacks Rafalko and Calascibetta, passer Yetten, lines led by Doriss and Hill, and experienced guards and centers. Defensive depth is a concern, with several sophomores and a strengthened secondary led by Barry and Taylor. Key linebackers Luker, McNeilly, and captain Hughes provide stability.
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B.U
John Rafalko
Pittsburgh
Bob Calascibetta
Woonsocket
R.I
Pete Yetten
Waltham
John Doriss
Greenwich, Conn
Darryl Hill
New Kensington
Bill Soucy
Scituate
Steve Bogner
Newark, N.J
Fred Barry
Washington, Pa
Bruce Taylor
Perth Amboy, NJ
Jim Norris
Pittston, Pa
John Dwinnell
Topsfield
Rich Luker
Schenectady N.Y
Fred McNeilly
Peabody
Pat Hughes
Everett
Playoffs Canceled In Eastern League After Wet Grounds
Eastern League president Tom Richardson announced Thursday that the playoffs are canceled after two rainy nights halted games at York and Reading. Regular-season leaders York and Reading were set to meet Pittsfield and Elmira in a best two of three semifinal, with the winner to face the other in a best four of seven for the championship.
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Tom Richardson
Richardson
York
Reading
Pittsfield
Pirates
Elmira
Phillies
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