From: Gary Plunkitt [gplunkitt@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday,
December 22, 2006 11:16 AM
To: Rich Applegate; Terry Baxter; Steve
Brunner; Jerry Cada; John Cusack; Joe DeZarlo; Steve Ehresman; Tim Johnson; Bill
Lanke; Dave Lauer; Lynn Miller; Marc Robinson; Rick Ryan; Mike See; Greg
Stillwagon; Marshall Tom; John Turnbull; John Ungashick; Jim Wheeler;
Christopher A. Williams; Don Zminda
Subject: 50 % Use Em or Loose for
1969 Season.
All SPB I 1969 Managers, Here is the annual report on all players
lost due to the 50% Use Em or Loose Em rule.
The following players were lost (1969 team in parenthesis) and will be
re appearing in the 1970 rookie draft:
Terry Crowley (Chicago)
Marv Staehle (Chicago)
Tom Dukes (Chicago)
Al McBean (Chicago)
Mudcat Grant (Chicago)
Don Secrist (Evanston)
Dave Duncan (Habana)
Larry Haney (Habana)
Donn Clendenon (Habana)
Tito Francona (Habana)
Paul Schaal (Habana)
Don Hahn (Habana)
Jim Qualls (Habana)
Ron Woods (Habana)
Tony LaRussa (Habana)
Allen Lewis (Habana)
Russ Nagelson (Hollywood)
Luis Alcarez (Tarantulas)
Camilo Pascual (Tarantulas)
Bob Burda (Pocono)
Leon McFadden (Pocono)
Jose Ortiz (Pocono)
Chuck Manuel (Rossville)
The following players were lost and will return in future SPB rookie drafts
(year returning listed after team that lost player):
Dennis Paepke (Frankfort) (1971)
Fred Velazquez (Habana) (1973)
Chuck Harrison (Habana) (1971)
Bobby Pfeil (Habana) (1971)
Tom Shopay (Pocono) (1971)
Don Shaw (Rossville) (1971)
The following players were lost, but never play enough again to appear in
future SPB - I seasons:
Chuck Cottier (Blue Ridge)
Rich Barry (Chicago)
Bill Short (Dayton)
John Purdin (Evanston)
Dick Stuart (Frankfort)
Sam Bowens (Frankfort)
Bill McNulty (Habana)
Jim Miles (Hollywood)
Al Raffo (Hollywood)
Chris Krug (Tarantulas)
Woodie Held (Tarantulas)
Jack Hamilton (Lincoln)
My thanks goes out to Mike See & John Turnbull for their help in
compiling this list. The 1969 report on player overusage is a good
one! It will be out soon.
Best,
Gary
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