Ralph Lapointe Buried Today
Ralph Lapointe, longtime University of Vermont coach and former major league shortstop, is to be buried today at a private funeral in Winooski Vermont. A native Vermonter and all state star in multiple sports, Lapointe led Catamount baseball from 1951 to 1966 and posted a 216-127-2 record with no losing seasons. He played for the Philadelphia Phillies and St Louis Cardinals during a five year pro career and earned NCAA Region I Coach of the Year honors this year.
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Mets Hurler Seaver Beats Braves Sets Club Records
Tom Seaver, 22, rookie right hander for the New York Mets, won 2-1 over Atlanta to set a club season strikeout record with 147 and tie another feat with eight strikeouts. He allowed four hits and logged his 14th win in 26 decisions, surpassing Al Jackson’s prior Mets marks from 1963. A ninth inning or second inning error kept him from a shutout as Clete Boyer scored on Rico Carty’s triple. The Mets supported with two runs, one in the fourth and another in the ninth, off Pat Jarvis who took his eighth loss in 22 decisions.
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Saratoga Race Card Listings for Thursday September 14 1967
The Saratoga program shows multiple harness races with detailed horse names riders and payouts across ten pacing and trotting divisions including FIRST-Trot 600 FIRST-Place Chuckoyette and SECOND-Pace 600 winner Darquel Kane among many entries. Notable horses include Meadow Scott Cheri Eden Seaway Sis and Chaos Boy with the day featuring ae marks and rider changes across divisions.
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Chuckoyette
Sammy—Kane
Clayhaven
Lunar—Richards Jr
King Rhythm
Vander Paelt
Stormy Lauradel—Lamb
Restless—Richards Jr
Brave Song
Bernies Lover
Gal—DeSantis
Star Lu—Coppolate
Little S
Second
Darquel—Kane
Meadow Scott—Belmonte
Cheri Eden—Bloodgood
Seaway
Sis—Langtry
Georgetown
Devizzio
Determined Gene—Peters
Chaos Boy
McDonald
H, Payne
Vic—Heeney
Jack Freehall
Restless Sam Mele Eyes Return To Managing
Former Minnesota manager Sam Mele lives a peaceful family life in Quincy Massachusetts while remaining restless for daily competition. He cherishes time with his two-year-old son Scotty and still follows the pennant race, hoping for Minnesota or Boston success, and hints at a return to managing an Eastern club.
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Yankee Devil—Bassard
Colonie Prince—Jevons
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Smart Sam—M
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Micks Boy—Langtry
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Jet Fighter—Watson
Seer—Bromley
Clayhaven Triton—Fanelli
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