Penn State Rated Finest in East
Penn State, the unbeaten powerhouse of Eastern football, enters 1969 as the favorite to claim the East. Led by Joe Paterno and returning 38 lettermen including Dennis Onkotz and Charlie Pittman, the Nittany Lions aim to extend a 19-game unbeaten streak and cap a title run that began with last year’s 10-0 regular season and Orange Bowl win over Kansas. Syracuse, Army, and Boston College loom as top competitors as Penn State faces a slate highlighting October 18 against Syracuse and a reshaped Ivy lineup.
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NEW York
UPI
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Joe Paterno
Lions
Kansas
Dennis Onkotz
Mike Reid
Steve Smear
Charlie Pittman
Chuck Burkhart
Syracuse
Wily
Ben Schwartzwalder
Army
Tom Cahill
Boston College
Joe Yukica
Harvard
Princeton
Penn
Dartmouth
Schwartzwalder
al Newton
Newton
Marty Januszkiewicz
Orange
Cahill
Army Field General
Lynn Moore
Hank Andrzejczak
Frank Harris
Fred Willis
Bernie Zbrzenzny
Mike Chwastyk
Jim Fuddy
Frank Campi
Yale
Bob Blackman
Ernie Babcock
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Delaware
Amherst
Navy
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Buffalo
Holy Cross
Rick Forzano
Jack McCandless
Carl DePasqua
Pitt
Bob Deming
Bill Kitton
Rutgers
John Bateman
Rich Policastro
Bruce van Ness
Scarlet Knights
Pownal Entries and Races Across Multiple Divisions
The list shows horse or pony race entries across FIFTH to NINTH divisions with connections to trainers and owners such as Pichette Donato Wiseheart MacFarlane Drake and Santiago. Notable entries include Royal Plane, No Deaux, Sea Stream and Great Idea in varied purse levels and settings.
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Speed Command
Calvette
Sluti
Drake
Pichette
Jerrys Libby
Davis
Wiseheart
Anks
Richard Alien
Donato
Phyllis V
MacFarlane
Laefleche
Fair Pine
Zetts
Royal Plane
Santiago
Hanks
Smittys
Pfandley
Donahue
Cathy—MacFarlane
Tanta Pownal
Jack Russell
Lorient
Merci Kate—Davis
Bramps—Boismier
Moonlight Lady
Homeward Bound—Santiago
Waddy D—Pruden
Bright Ballard
Pruden
Martha Joy
Slull
Great Idea
Sage
Rocks Tan—Pruden
Wee Andy
Handley
Lazy Rhythm
Mary Russell
Kal Lin
Wood Gammart
Kay Sun—Hanks
Ebwergzer
Jet—Davis
Danny Go
Miss Sunglow—Donahue
Mon Roman—Hanks
Amber Night—Santiago
Bobs Serena
Avenging Ace
Jntend—Greco
Thoughtfulness
High Springs
Cedar Fair—Pruden
Amber Vino—Donato
ap—Handley
Roman Tammy—Hanks
Echos Breeze
Sky Porter
Raft Ahoy
Dean
Handle
Boston College targets fast offense led by Harris
Boston College plans to move the ball with a quick, power packed offense led by junior quarterback Frank Red Harris from Malden. The defense features experienced linemen and key backs Fred Willis Joe McDonald and Bill Thomas with a lineup including Bouley Guenther Fitzgerald Millham McCool Dancewicz Rideout and O Hagan. The Eagles face Army Navy Penn State Tulane Villanova VMI Buffalo Massachusetts and Holy Cross, with six home games and three road tests.
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Boston
UPI
Boston College
Frank
Red’ Harris
Malden
Harris
Eagles
Fred Willis
Natick
Joe McDonald
Quincy
Bill Thomas
Peekskill
N.Y
Thomas
Bob Bouley
Weymouth
Gary Guenther
Newtonville
John Fitzgerald
Southbridge
Jim Millham
Glen Burnie
Jim
Penn State
Tulane
Villanova
VMI
Buffalo
Massachusetts
Holy Cross
Army
Pownal Harness Race Results September 19 1969
First race saw Ensign Wyn finish first yet placed second for a stretch run with times around 2:11.3 and payouts to Casoma Paquet and Wyn Sokol. Second race lists Marion E. Volo Goodsell and Josedale Katrinka with Josedale Katrinka showing in the money and Yuma Squaw second.
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Casoma—Paquet
Ensign Wyn
Sokol
LeDuc
Marion E. Volo
Goodsell
Josedale Katrinka——Butcher
Kelly
Saratoga Entries and Pace Results for Thursday
Thorough listing of Saratoga entries for Thursday September 11, 1969 across multiple stakes and pacing races. Entries include horses such as Wrong Number Ali en and Show Boy Spagnola with trainers/lots, alongside pace divisions Fourth through Tenth and purses ranging from $600 to $3,000. Notable horses: Dark River Langtry, Silky Sullivan Richards, and Cheval Chanceux.
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Alien
Jacquelyns Cheer—Langtry
Pace
May’s
Dupre
Miss Pepperell—Kane
Marietta C
Lamb
Patanto—Allen
Riccochet Todd—Clothier
Dark River
Langtry
Show Boy
Spagnola
Mauds Pride—Landers
Nikki Dream
Freight Control
Chester Columba—Peckham
Sabastar—Ellis
Double Jeopardy
Wells
Silky Sullivan—Richards
Mango Hanover—Bossard
Cunnys Dale
Volo Direct—Lockwood
Runnymede
Miss Star Haven
Clayhaven
Mercury
Fanelli
Choice Aire
Rocky Gene—Allen
le Chant—Balllargeon
Seer—Bromley
Une Fleur
Bouvrette
Yankee Joy——Richards
Davis
Be Special—Hamiltton
Widow Gay—Pultz
Brutus—Parker
Cardinal Long—DeSantis
Cherry
Promises Promises Michigan Golf Classic fiasco unfolds
The Michigan Golf Classic left 72 of 149 players unpaid, with PGA officials and tournament organizers trading blame as Joe Dey and others seek partial payments and legal recovery. The piece notes promises broken, money missing, and industry scrutiny, while comparing to other sports funding issues.
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New York
UPI
Larry Ziegler
Joe Dey
PGA
Detroit
Phil Lachman
Dey
Lachman
USGA
George Walsh
Walsh
John Brennan
Brennan
U.S. Tennis Selections Bring Ashe Smith Richey Lutz
UPI reports Arthur Ashe Stan Smith Cliff Richey and Bob Lutz named among U.S. players with a five day substitution option. Romania fields a two man team Ilie Nastase and Ion Tiriac as the competition lineup is set.
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New York
UPI
Arthur Ashe
Stan Smith
Cliff Richey
Bob Lutz
Dell
Romania
Ilie Nastase
Ion Tiriac
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Pownal
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Jron
Saratoga
Nat—Picard
Fourtf
Explorer—Allen
Mighty Bomb
Vander Poel
Pal Boy—Goodsell
Sue Eden—Lamb
Mike K. Abbe—DeSantis
Nardins Butler
Morel
Sioux Peace—Coon
Meadow Torrence
Nazarian
Tamis—Goodsell
Victory Mission
Maureen Wick
Robert Allen—Bromley
Minnie—DeSantis
Racy Mares—Fanelli
Tingley
Rebel Land
Marge—Helmer
Kazmaier
Greentree
Mickey—Adams
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Michigan
Jacksonville, Fla
U.S
Monument Plaza
Bennington
New
Piero
ATO Purpose
I A
S.s. Pyero Voie
S. Pterce
S.S. Pierce Co
Mass