Citation Aged 24 Still Impresses Despite Rheumatism at Stud
Special to The Daily Times profiles Citation at Calumet Farm as he nears 24, still posing and performing minor stud duties. Groom Hugh Fields notes rheumatism limits his stride yet praises his vitality, temperament, and enduring legend as his legend and legacy endure in Kentucky’s springtime setting.
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Ira Berrow
Daily Times
Lexington
NEA
Citation
Kentucky
Hugh Fields
Calumet Farm
Crs
Calumet
Silver Spoon
Fabius
Eddie Arcaro
McHenry Leaves Lebanon Valley For Yale Lacrosse Post
Anville Pa J Robert Bob McHenry Lebanon Valley College assistant professor of physical education head basketball coach and lacrosse co coach resigns to become head lacrosse coach and assistant basketball coach at Yale University New Haven Conn McHenry joined LVC in 1964 and played basketball at Swarthmore High School in 1952 He earned degrees from Washington and Lee University 1956 and began coaching at PMC Colleges then Nether Providence Junior High School before returning to LVC as instructor and head coach in basketball and lacrosse His LVC cage record over five seasons was 37 61 with a lacrosse coaching record of 25 9 in four years including a 1958 MAC title.
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Annville
J. Robert
Bob) McHenry
Ocoach
Lebanon Valley College
Yale University
New Haven
Connecticut
LVC
Swarthmore High School
Washington and Lee ‘University
PMC
Nether Providence
Middle Atlantic
Bill
Brandywine Graded Handicap First Race Purse $1500
The Brandywine graded handicap kicks off with a purse of 1500 dollars for the first race. Lob kay conditions apply as competitors vie for early lead and favorable lanes.
Johnson Stars In Chi Pacers Track Relay Triumph
Chichester Pacers led by Johnson, who set a club long jump record and anchored the victorious 880 yard relay in Exeter Championships. Abington, Darby Colwyn and Wissahickon affiliates earned top placings with notable times, while Ambler Olympic and other rivals trailed in a period of tight competition.
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Reiffton
Chichester High Star Bills
Johnson
Chichester
Randy Barnes
Bill
John Ackrey
Darby-Colwyn High
Chris Arnold
Darby ‘Township
Jerry Cullen
Sun Valley
Arnold
Jim Mackrey
Ambler Olympic Iwcluly
Barnes
Wissahickon High
Monroe Weldon
Mackrey
Age Lenteroup
Bob Manning
St. Soof James
Sal
Steve Podgajny
Sox Sell Roggenburk To Pilots For Twenty Thousand
Boston lefty Garry Roggenburk, 0-1, was sold to the Seattle Pilots for the waiver price of $20,000 after taking the loss in the Red Sox 5-4 defeat to the Yankees.
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Boston
UPI
Garry Roggenburk
Boston Red Sox
Seattle Pilots
Roggenpurk
Red Sox
Yankees
Comets Lose 2 of 3 Tilts
Chester Pelco Comets split a double header with the Delaware Shamrocks in girls softball. Shamrocks won 5-2 in game one, Comets captured game two 4-3 behind Mary Jane Weldin who pitched a six hitter, doubled and tripled, and drove in two. Cathy Smith beat Harriett Kerney in the opener as the Shamrocks outhit the Comets.
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Chester
Pelco
Comets
Delaware Shamrocks
Shamrocks
Mary Jane Weldin
Cathy Smith
Harriette Kerney
Auerhisaks
Oilers start strong in 9-3 win over Aston Lions
Aston The Oilers opened with eight runs in the first inning and defeated the Aston Lions 9-3 in the Co Del Teener League. Despite only three hits they capitalized on 13 walks, snapping a six game close. Billy MacNaus had two hits for the winners and Jim Feeley added a safety. Ted Koyal earned the win with six hits allowed, seven strikeouts and five walks.
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ASTON
Oilers
Aston Lions
Billy MacNaus
Jim Feeley
Ted Koyal
Ollers
Nawabhoa Reeder
Brown
Snear
Koyat
Bwick
Amalay
Gosiln
Grutor
George
Kryak
Obrien
Gmeau
Boyle
Bruton
Feeley
Gauer to Speak At Swarthmore Football Outing
Charlie Gauer, newly appointed Eagles offensive coach, will be guest speaker at Swarthmore High School football outing and preseason gathering. The event is set for Wednesday at the Rutgers Avenue football field.
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Swarthmore
Charlie Gauer
Philadelphia Eagles
Swarthmore High School
Rutgers Avenue
Major League Standings and Probable Pitchers Schedule
Major league standings and tonight pitchers listed for games across the league. Tiant and Elsworth start for Cleveland and Boston. Coleman and Phoebus for Washington and Baltimore. Kekich and McLain for New York and Detroit. Peters and Tolbert for Chicago and Seattle. Boswell and Murphy for Minnesota and California. Butler and Nash for Kansas City and Oakland. Wednesday night games set across venues.
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Washington
Coleman
Baltimore
Phoebus
New York
Kekich
Detroit
McLain
Chicago
Peters
John
Seattle
Timberlake
Tolbert
Minnesota
Boswell
California
Murphy
Pan
Cleveland
Boston
Calif
Kan City
Oakland
Carlton Leads Red Sox Romp
Carlton of the Eureka Red Sox starred with two hits four stolen bases and two runs in a 13 to 0 demolition of Broomall in the Delaware County Baseball League make up game. Zeke Bartholf added two hits as Eureka compiled nine safeties with doubles from Bartholf and Doug Randolph. Paul Scarpa earned the win with a three hitter and eight strikeouts as Art DiNicola drove in three runs.
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Chester
Phil Carlton
Eureka Red Sox
Carlton
Red Sox
Broomall
Zeke Bartholf
Bartholf
Doug Randolph
Paul Scarpa
Rich
Morris
Broomall Red Sox
Major League Leaders in Runs Batted In and Pitching
National League leaders: Banks and Santo tied at 63 RBIs, McCovey 57, Tolan 52, May 50. American League leaders: Killebrew 64, Powell 59, Jackson and Yastrzemski 57, Howard 49. National League pitchers: Niekro 11-5, Sutton 11-5, Holtzman 10-1, Seaver 10-3, six others 9. American League pitchers: McNally 10-0, Culp 10-4, McLain 10-5, Palmer 9-2, Odom 9-3, McDowell 9-3, Stottlemyre 9-6.
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Santo
McCovey
Tolan
Cin
May
Killebrew
Mini
Powell
Balt
Jackson
Oak
Yastrzemski
Bos
Howard
Wash
Niekro
Atl
Sutton
Holtzman
Seaver
McNally
Culp
McLain
Det
Palmer
Odom
McDowell
Cleo
Stottlemyre
G. Abr. H. Pet
Alou
Pit
Stargil
Jhnsa
Jones
Bench
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H.aaron
Perez
G. AB R
Oliva
Don Griffin
Cater
Osk
Joe Guy
Hogan
Sea
Briggs Howrd
Kptrek
Mmniani
Binger
Bal
Trkas
H. Aaron
Wynn
Kirby
Rarit
Hou
Clohrt
Lea Ey Cachia
It Osen
Caton
Jowelt
Petrocelli
Guy di Fusco
Minn
Pepitone
Briggs
Oosgat
Satchell Shines as Briggs Falls 8-1 in Suburban Game
Eddie Satchell hurled a four hit effort with seven strikeouts and one walk to lead Brookhaven VFW to an 8-1 victory over Briggs. The team exploded for five runs in the third inning, earning Satchell his second win without a loss this season in the Chester Suburban league.
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Brookhaven
VFW
Eddie Satchell
Briggs
Chester
Satchell
West Chester routs Chester in Nazarene Church Softball League
Warren Fink pitched a four hitter as West Chester crushed Chester 18 to 1. West Chester collected 17 hits led by Don Conover with six RBIs and multiple fine defensive plays in the outfield. Fink, Bohrer, and Conover each had three hits. Chester’s Bill Street added two hits.
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Warren Fink
West Chester
Mary Bohrer
Fink
Conover
Bill Street
Chester
Chester to host Babe Ruth state tournament this summer
Chester has been chosen to host the 1969 Babe Ruth League state championships for three age groups at Chester High School field. The event runs July 19 to Aug 2 with a double elimination format. Volunteers and housing are sought. contact Walter Williamson at Brookhaven.
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Chester
Pennsylvania
Chester High
Cester
Baxter- Stevenson Vfw
Walter Williamson
Williamson
P. O. Box
Brookhaven
Hanley, Lebanon Split two Teener League games
Hanley Hose of the Chester Teener League split a pair of exhibition games over the weekend at Cornwall High School field. Hanley lost 2-1 to Hebron Fire Co. then beat Cleona Fire Co. 8-2. Hebron leads the Lebanon Valley league with Cleona atop. Putt and Ainsworth led Hebron in scoring while Andrews thrived for Hanley in the pastings. Don Westbrook earned the win for Hanley and Joe Ryan closed out the win with seven strikeouts.
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Lebanon
Hanley Hose
Chester
Hebron
Paul Andrews
Bobby Lloyd
Putt
Jim Ainsworth
Hanley
Ainsworth
Bill Kreider
Joe Ryan
Cleona
Don Westbrook
Ryan
Andrews
Brian Kreim
Amherst AD Dies at 64 in Amherst College Loss
Ellsworth E. Richardson, 64, who led Amherst College athletics for eight years, died Monday after a spring cancer surgery. The Amherst college administrator previously directed athletics at the school and had one of the longest serving roles in the department. He is remembered for building programs and guiding sports during his tenure.
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Amherst, Mass
UPI
Ellsworth E. Richardson
Amherst, College
Richardson
Amateur Baseball Tournaments Populate Tuesday Schedule
The sports calendar lists Tuesday and Wednesday games across leagues including Jako League matchups in Broomall Chester Park, Sunoto Feltonville, Marple Newtown, Suburban Teener, American Legion A Star games, and various district fields. Multiple venues feature teams such as Lansdowne Aldan Folsom Springfield Nether Providence Darby and Eddystone across amateur divisions with Kent names and field sites noted.
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Chester Park
Tinicum AC
Sunoto
Feltonville
Pry
Marple Newtown
Marple
Edgmont Field
DCO
Clifton
Lansdowne
Fellonville
Broomall
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Teener
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St. Hedwig's
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Chester' Your
Chester White's
Teamstars
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Parkside
VFW
Idto Senior Springfield
Falcroft
Ciltion
Sharon Hill
OLP
Folsom
Lansdowne ‘Alga
Nether Providence
Leleo
American Legion Breet
Ridge of
Norwood
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Eimeyer
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