Boston Red Sox yearbook

70 Pages·1999·9.9 MB·English

by  Boston Red Sox (Baseball team)

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With the 1999 All-Star Game being played
at Fenway Park, the host Boston Red Sox
are well represented with five current
players who have previously been
All-Star selections:
Bret Pedro
Jose
Saberhagen Martinez Offerman
1987 (AL—Royals) 1996 (NL—Expos)
1995 (NL—Dodgers)
1990 (AL—Royals) 1997 (NL—Expos)
1994 (NL—Mots) 1998 (AL—Red Sox)
Nomar Tom
Garciaparra Gordon
1997 (AL—Red Sox) 1998 (AL—Red Sox)
Since the first All-Star Game of 1933, 80 players have
Starter Stumpers
earned All-Star selections while wearing a Red Sox
111
uniform — you’ll find a list in the pages of this Yearbook.
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To test your Red Sox All-Star Game knowledge,
the 1999 Boston Red Sox Official Yearbook presents
^*This Red Sox four-time
‘Starter Stumpers’ — a salute to the 33 Red Sox players
All-Star Game starter
who actually started one or more ‘Midsummer Classics’.
belted a homer __
along with a former
The first Starter Stumper is relatively easy
teammate in the
[Hint: Though not playing on the field these days,
same inning of the
he still is wearing a Red Sox uniform.] Turn the page 1983 game.
for the answer as well as more Starter Stumpers.
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hitting coach, the left fielder 1®85> 1886
was selected to eight All-Star Games
during his 16-year Red Sox-only career,
starting games in 1978, ’79, ’83 and ’85.
Below are four more ‘easy’ Starter Stumpers
[Hint: Each is a gimme if you happen to
know the four players who have had their
uniform numbers retired by the Red Sox.]
For the answers to these four Stumpers,
turn the facing right-hand page.
Twenty-eight additional Starter Stumpers
follow throughout this Yearbook. Most are found
on Red Sox player pages with answers on each
player’s corresponding career statistics page.
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* Game time will be 1:15 or 4:05.
Red Sox Ticket 1999 Promotions
In 1999 the Boston Red Sox will host
Information
the third-ever All-Star Game to ★ 4/13 — Magnetic Schedule
Field Box Seats $35.00
All fans entering Fenway will receive a
be played at Fenway Park.
Infield Roof Box Seats $32.00
“Last Season of the Century” magnet
Loge Seats $32.00
schedule, compliments of Dunkin Donuts.
Right Field Box Seats $26.00 ★ 4/17 — Kids Opening Day
The first game held at Fenway was on
Right Field Roof Seats $26.00 Wal|y the Green Monster Watch
July 9, 1946 when the AL defeated the NL 12-0. Grandstand $24.00 All fans age 15-and-under will receive a
Ted Williams of the Red Sox hit two homers, two singles Outfield Grandstand $18.00 ‘Wally’ Watch for children of all ages,
lower Bleachers $14.00 compliments of Fenway Franks.
and walked in his five at-bats — scoring four runs and Upper Bleachers $12.00 ★ 4/24-25 — ‘Scrappers’ Book
driving in five. Seven other Sox were All-Star selections Season Tickets 617-267-8661 All fans age 15-and-under will receive the
Charge Line Information 617-267-1700 much anticipated baseball adventures
that year: Johnny Pesky, Dorn Dimaggio, Bobby Doerr,
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Rudy York, Hal Wagner, Dave Ferriss and Mickey Harris. The Red Sox reserve the right to limit the of Simon and Schuster.
6/16-17 — Sipper Cup Day
number of tickets purchased on specific dates.
TO ORDER TICKETS BY PHONE: The first 15,000 fans will receive a futur-
Fenway Park was also the site of 196l’s second All-Star 24-Hour Touch Tone Ticketing istically designed millennium Sipper Cup,
compliments of Dunkin Donuts.
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That game featured solid pitching by both sides and Hearing Impaired: TDD [phone] Binder with Sox Players All fans
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a 30-minute rain delay. Sox player representatives that
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Send your name, group name (if applicable), compliments of Fenway Franks.
4tss Joe Cronin — who, as the Red Sox player/manager, mailing address, a day and evening phone number ★ 9/24-25 — Coca-Cola Fan
along with specific game dates, number of tickets and
started the game for the fifth time in 1941, the year price of tickets desired. Please add five dollars per Appreciation Days All fans will
after he served as AL Team manager in the game. order for handling charge. Enclose check or receive a 12-month calendar with Red
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-$tss Ted Williams — who connected in dramatic fashion
at Briggs Stadium in Detroit in his second of 12 The 1999 Boston Red Sox Official Yearbook
career All-Star starts; his last start was in 1959. Publisher/Executive Editor: Rick Dunfey Managing Editor: Kenan W. Woods
Art Director Anne M. Gram Cover Photography: Mark Alcarez
^fss Bobby Doerr — who went deep in the second inning Editorial Contributors: Dick Bresciani, Debra Matson, Kevin Shea,
at Shibe Park in Philadelphia to erase a 1-0 NL lead Maxwell M. Carey, Bruce Herman, Connor Jameson, Molly Nicholas
in his second of five career All-Star Game starts. National Advertising Representative: Janies Nelson and Associates |407| 827-7692
The Boston Red Sox Official Yearbook is published under official sanction of
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Carl Yastrzemski — who played center field as well
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as first base, going 4-for-6 at Riverfront Stadium in
Cincinnati in his fourth of eight All-Star Game starts.
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Limited Partners: ARAMARK Corporation — Joseph Neubauer, Chairman;
Dexter Group — Harold A. Alfond, Principal; Jean R. Yawkey Trust; Arthur M. Pappas, M.D.;
Samuel A. Tamposi Trust; Thomas R. DiBenedetto; John L. Harrington; John A. Kaneb
Chief Executive Officer John L. Harrington
Baseball Operations
Executive Vice President and General Manager Daniel F. Duquette
Vice President Baseball Operations Michael D. Port
Vice President, Assistant General Manager & Legal Counsel Elaine W. Steward
Assistant General Manager Edward P. Kenney
Major League Manager Janies F. “Jimy” Williams
Special Assistant to the General Manager Lee Thomas
Traveling Secretary John F. McCormick
Instructors Theodore S. Williams, Carl M. Yastrzemski
Special Assistant to the General Manager Carlton E. Fisk
Executive Administrative Assistant Lorraine Leong
Administrative Assistant Jean M. MacDougall
COMMUNICATIONS AND BASEBALL INFORMATION
Director of Communications and Baseball Information Kevin J. Shea
Communications Credentials Coordinator Kathleen J. Gordon
John L. Harrington Baseball Information Coordinator Glenn Wilburn
MEDICAL, TRAINING AND CLU8H0USE STAFF
Medical Director Arthur M. Pappas, M.D.
Chief Executive Officer
Trainer James W. Rowe, Jr.
Physical Therapist Richard M. Zawacki
Strength and Conditioning Coordinator Merle V. “B.J." Baker, III
Equipment Manager and Clubhouse Operations J. Joseph Cochran
Daniel F. Duquette MINOR LEAGUE OPERATIONS
Director of Player Development Kent A. Qualls
Minor League Field Coordinator Welby S. “Buddy” Bailey
Executive Vice President Coordinator of Baseball Administration Marci S. Blacker
and General Manager Coordinator of Florida Operations Ryan T. Richeal
General Manager-Sarasota Red Sox Fred Seymour, Jr.
Special Assistant for Player Development John M. Pesky
Administrative Assistant Andrae J. Wyatt
SCOUTING
Vice President of Scouting W. Wayne Britton
Executive Director of International Baseball Operations R. Ray Poitevint
Assistant Scouting Director Thomas L. Moore
Director of Latin American Scouting Levy Ochoa
Major League Scout Frank J. Malzone
Major League Special Assignment Scout G. Edwin Haas
Administration and Finance
Executive Vice President Administration John S. Buckley
Executive Administrative Assistant Jeanne A. Bill
ACCOUNTING
Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Robert C. Furbush
Controller Stanley H. Tran
Central Purchasing Administrator Eileen M. Murphy-Tagrin
Assistant Controller Robin R. Yeingst
John S. Buckley Staff Accountant Catherine A. Fahy
Accounting Staff: Tina K. Yong, Elizabeth N. Cossitt
BROADCASTING
Executive Vice President
Vice President Broadcasting and Technology James P. Healey
Administration
Broadcasting Manager James E. Shannahan
Information Technology Manager Clay N. Rendon
FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
Robert C. Furbush Director of Facilities Management Thomas L. Queenan, Jr.
Property Maintenance Manager John M. Caron
Facilities Management Staff: Glen P. McGlinchey, Donald E. Gardiner, Jr.
Vice President and HUMAN RESOURCES
Chief Financial Officer Director of Human Resources and Office Management Michele Julian
Administrative Assistant Adis M. Benitez
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Vice President Public Affairs Richard L. Bresciani
Executive Consultant, Public Affairs James "Lou” Gorman
Public Affairs Administrator Mary Jane Ryan
Publications Manager Debra A. Matson
Community Relations Manager Ronald E. Burton, Jr.
Customer Relations Manager Ann Marie C. Starzyk
Receptionist and Switchboard Helen B. Robinson
SALES AND MARKETING
Vice President Sales and Marketing Lawrence C. Cancro
Marketing Administrator Deborah A. McIntyre
Director of Advertising and Sponsorships Jeffrey E. Goldenberg
Advertising Sales Representative Jeffrey P. Doyle
Promotions Manager Marcita E. Davis-Thompson
Group Sales Manager Corey Bowdre
Season Ticket Manager Joseph L. Matthews
Director of 600 Club Patricia T. Flanagan
600 Club and Suites Manager Daniel E. Lyons
600 Club Sales Manager Jeffrey H. Connors
600 Club Administrative Assistant Molly A. Walsh
Michael D. Port
600 Club Staff: Edward C. Pistorino
Sales Representative Gabriel A Auguste
Vice President Sales Project Assistant Carole A. Alkins
Baseball Operations Director of Ticket Operations Joseph P. Helyar
Elaine Weddington Ticket Office Manager Richard J. Beaton, Jr.
Telephone Sales Manager Amy S. McCarthy
Steward Ticket Office Staff Marilyn M. DiBenedetto
STADIUM OPERATIONS
Vice President Stadium Operations Joseph F. McDermott
Vice President,
Superintendent of Grounds and Maintenance Joseph P. Mooney
Assistant General Manager Ground Crew Manager Casey Erven
and Legal Counsel Stadium Operations Staff: Albert J. Forester, Gregory A. Arrington
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