Alou Returns to West Coast Foy Goes Home to New York
Felipé Alou returns to the West Coast in a straight swap with the Atlanta Braves sending 14 year old pitcher Jim Nash to Atlanta. The New York Mets acquire Joe Foy a native of New York in a 2 for 1 deal that brings Amos after a 2 for 1 trade involving another young outfielder.
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Otts and Johnson join Royals in major trade flurry
Former untouchable Otts and pitching prospect Bob Johnson move to Kansas City Royals while five Met farmhands are sold in a separate deal. Detroit Tigers swap pitchers with Montreal, acquiring Jerry Robertson for Joe Sparma as a busy round of deals follows three quiet days near Fort Lauderdale. Alou, 34, was added as the first move in a planned three-step trading program by Finley for the Athletics.
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Green Acres men set new high in Classic bowling
Green Acres of the Classic League combined for a 1,058 league record last Friday led by Ford Lemieux 233 Ed Turner 236 Len Gambill 202 and Bud Weiter 194 as part of a 2,850 triple output A KC ABC leaders list followed with Leaves Limited Honolulu posting top team and three game and single series totals 3,791 and 1,316 plus 28 626 centuries and 38 116 triplicates and a first ever 200 game 9 mark high.
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BU Leaves For Game On Coast
Boston University heads to California for the Pasadena Bowl against unbeaten San Diego State at the Rose Bowl. SDSU, led by Dennis Shaw, enters as a solid favorite with a 300-yard plus offense, while BU features Bruce Taylor a pro prospect in a defensive back role. The game airs on WBZ Channel 4 delayed and live on WHDH AM and WBUR FM.
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Moffatt Tops Jerseys In Scoring
Carl Moffatt widened his team scoring lead for the High Lawn Jerseys to seven points this week. Barry Law and Rich Scammell sit with 14 each, Paul Vacchina has 11, and Tom Sides has 9. The Jerseys face Hildogoh Saturday at 7 30 p m with coaches unavailable. Taconic High’s workout runs parallel at the Boys Club rink. Law and Scammell, assistants at RPI, will be at the college game that evening. The team is at full strength again for next week’s game against Holyoke at Bhint Park in Springfield.
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Cahall Heads Berkshire Hills Hockey League
De. Larty of Canal Street New Lebanon was chosen president of the Berkshire Hills Hockey League for a term ending with the season. Ed Gleason of Lenox will be secretary and clearinghouse for league records and arbitrate differences. Members include Darrow Cranwell Wiltraham Hodsoe Suffield and Marvelwood. The league will use point play with wins counting for two and ties for one, first place playoffs possible. Opening Jan 07 and closing March 4. Hill Bellanger of Ypsilanti Mich. averaged 192 in four straight 192s at the 1969 ABC tournament.
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Sacred Heart and Mt Carmel CYC Victors in Junior League
Sacred Heart girls and Mt Carmel boys led by John Tate and Terry Cahill powered victories in Catholic Youth Center games. Sacred Heart beat St Mark's 73 to 53 behind Tate's 40 points while Mt Carmel defeated St Charles 39 to 25 with Cahill top scoring for St Mark's at 32. Other notable performances included Dan Giardina and Dave Jones contributing for their teams as the night featured Iunley League action with St Joseph's set to face Notre Dame and Holy Family against St Teresa's.
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State's Share At Green Mt Shows Increase
Montpelier Vermont finance division reports state revenue from Green Mountain Park racing rose to 2,367,191 this year from 2,421,000 in 1968. Track held 117 thoroughbred and 70 harness racing dates this year, versus 127 and 42 in 1968.
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Lineman Says Offense Harder Than Defense
Genter Larry Kaminaki argues offense requires finesse not just contact. He says defense is reactive and physical, while offense demands control and technique to outmaneuver opponents. Stingy defense highlights Dartmouth's 19 points allowed in its first four games.
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