Many rookies eyed for major league rosters in 1969
The 1969 rookie class may fill 25-man rosters as clubs trim before opening day. Names include Jerry Kenney, Larry Hisle, Ray Fosse, Bob Robertson, Amos Otis, with newcomers Ted Sizemore, Ron Stone, Mike Adamson, Billy Conigliaro and Don Money also high on rookie lists.
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NEW York
Jerry Kenney
New York Yankees
Larry Hisle
Philadelphia
Ray Fosse
Cleveland
Bob Robertson
Pittsburgh
Amos Otis
New York Mets
Ted Sizemore
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ron Stone
Phillies
Mike Adamson
Baltimore
Billy Conigliaro
Boston
Don Money
Fosse
Indians
Portland
Pirates
Robertson
al Oliver
Columbus
Larry Shepard
Otis
Mets
Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Young Sizemore
Walter Alston
Sizemore
Bill Russell
Bakersfield
Calif
Stone
Phils
Clay Dalrymple
Merv Rettenmund
Oriole
Earl Weaver
Adamson
Bobby Floyd
Weaver
Tony Conigliato
Boston Red Sox
Gary Gentry
Tom Seaver
Jerry Koosman
Gentry
Rod Gaspar
Richie Hebner
Manny Sanguillen
St. Louis
Huntz
Joe Hague
Mike Torrez
Detroit
Mike Kilkenny
Ron Woods
Billy Martin
Minnesota
George Mitterwald
Tom Hall
Denny Morris
Graig Nettles
Rupp Aims to Build Kentucky Back to Top Next Season
Lexington AP datelined notebook notes coach Adolph Rupp plans to use every asset to return Kentucky to national prominence. He expects five freshmen, no redshirts, and a strengthened bench to support a potential 1971-72 title run alongside veterans like Randy Noll Tom Parker Mike Pratt and Dan Issel.
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Lexington
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Rupp
Marquette
Phil Argento
Texas Western
Wildcats
Randy Noll
Tom Parker
Mike Pratt
Larry Steele
Mark Soderberg
Dan
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