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The 1996 Boston Red Sox
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Official Yearbook
(see official Etm form and info — PAGES 9 All)
Publisher/Executive Editor
Red Sox Ticket Information
Rick Dunfey
Field Box Seats: $23.00
Infield Roof Box Seats: $20.00
Art Director
Upper Box Seats $18.00
Right Field Roof Boxes: $18.00 Faith G. Matorin
Reserved Grandstand: $14.00
Bleachers: $9.00 Managing Editor
Season Tickets .617-267-8661
Kenan Woods
Charge Line and Information.617-267-1700
Marketing and Group Sales.617-262-1915
Editorial Contributors
To order tickets by mail:
BOSTON RED SOX TICKET OFFICE Dick Bresciani, Debra Matson,
4 Yawkey Way, Boston, MA 02215-3496
Kevin Shea, Dick Johnson,
Bruce Herman, Kari Watson,
Red Sox 1996 Promotions
Maxwell M. Carey, The Jackson School
April 8: TRUE VALUE BASEBALL CAP DAY
All fans will receive a baseball cap, Boston/New England
compliments of TRUE VALUE.
Advertising Sales
April 10 & 11: VALUJET MAGNET SCHEDULE DAY
Rick Dunfey
All fans will receive a magnet schedule,
compliments of VALUJET. (617) 522-3267
April 13: KIDS' OPENING DAY
First 15,000 kids 15 and under will receive Rational Advertising Representative
a souvenir batting helmet, compliments of
James F. Nelson and Associates, Inc.
Fenway Franks.
1943 Rodney Drive, Suite 109
April 14: COCA COLA/BURGER KING FOTOBALL DAY
First 15,000 fans age 15 and under will Los Angeles, CA 90027
receive a baseball with a player’s photo on it,
compliments of Coca Cola and Burger King. (213) 644-1910
April 28: MLB MAGAZINE FOR KIDS DAY
Photography
First 15,000 fans age 15 and under will receive
a Major League Baseball For Kids Magazine.
All Mo Vaughn studio photography by:
July 24: MLB MAGAZINE FOR KIDS DAY Webb Chappell
First 15,000 fans age 15 and under will receive
a Major League Baseball For Kids Magazine. Contributing photographers:
September 9: MLB MAGAZINE FOR KIDS DAY Steve Babineau (pages 13-15, 18, 31, 32,
First 15,000 fans age 15 and under will receive
a Major League Baseball For Kids Magazine. calendar); Dennis Brearley and Jack Maley,
September 13 & 14: Boston Red Sox (pages 6, 8, 16, 19, 22,
RED SOX/COCA COLA FAN APPRECIATION DAYS
24, 25, 26, 28, 30, 50, 52, 53, 55,
All fans will receive a 1996/1997 Red Sox
Calendar, compliments of Coca Cola. 56-63, 66-74; calendar cover);
David Drapkin/MLB Photos (page 54);
Fenway Park Code Of Conduct
Larry Lambrecht/MLB Photos (pages 20,
Welcome to friendly Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. To preserve
the family atmosphere and to ensure that your visit is safe, enjoyable, and 21, 27); Bill Polo/MLB Photos (pages 12, 49);
memorable, please adhere to the following guidelines of behavior in the ball¬
National Baseball Library/Hall of Fame
park. • The following items are prohibited from entering the ballpark: beach
balls or inflatable objects of any kind, alcoholic beverages, glass bottles, (pages 66, 68); Joshua Touster (page 11);
cans, or containers of any sort, and offensive articles or objects. No banners
will be allowed into the ballpark to be hung or paraded. • Any person Focus On Sports (page 53).
observed with offensive articles or using offensive language will be subject
to immediate ejection from the ballpark, • Fans are permitted to keep foul Cover Photography
balls hit into the stands as souvenirs. However, fans must not go onto the
Webb Chappell (main photo);
field or interfere in any way with a ball in play, Fans interfering with play or
entering onto the field will be subject to immediate ejection, arrest, and Steve Babineau (action photos);
prosecution. • All seating areas in Fenway Park are smoke-free. There are
Boston Red Sox
designated non-alcohol sections—Grandstand sections 32 and 33. These
sections have been set aside and no alcoholic beverages and/or smoking will
be allowed in these areas. Red Sox security will strictly enforce this prohibi¬
The 1996 Boston Red Sox Official Yearbook
tion. • it is illegal for individuals to offer tickets for resale to the public.
is published under official sanction of the
Failure to adhere to this policy could result in arrest and criminal prosecu¬
Boston Red Sox by Dunfey Publishing Company, Inc.
tion. • Laws prohibiting consumption of alcoholic beverages by minors, ille¬
All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part,
gal drugs, and disorderly conduct of any kind, including intoxication, will be
by any method whatsoever, is prohibited.
strictly enforced at Fenway Park. • The throwing of any object in the stands
or onto the playing field is strictly prohibited. Those engaging in such con¬ Additional copies may be obtained by sending
duct will be subject to immediate ejection. • Persons occupying a seat for $8.95 per copy in check or money order to:
which they are not ticketed will be subject to ejection from the ballpark. Yearbook, P.O. Box 1616, Boston, MA 02130
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Partners
General Partner: Jean R. Yawkey Trust — John L Harrington, William B. Gutfarb;
Limited Partners: ARAMARK Corporation — Joseph Neubauer, Chairman;
Dexter Group — Harold A. Alfond, Principal; Jean R. Yawkey Trust; Arthur M. Pappas, M.D.;
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Officers
Chief Executive Officer John L. Harrington
Executive Vice President and Generai Manager Daniel F. Duquette
OFFICE
Executive Vice President Administration John S. Buckley
Vice President and Chief Financiai Officer Robert C. Furbush
Vice President Broadcasting James P. Healey
Vice President Public Relations Richard L. Bresciani
Vice President Sales and Marketing Lawrence C. Cancro
Vice President Stadium Operations Joseph F. McDermott
Baseball Operations
Assistant General Manager Michael D. Port
Assistant Generai Manager & Legal Counsel Elaine W. Steward
Major League Manager Kevin C. Kennedy
Director of Baseball Operations Steven W. August
Director of Field Operations Robert W. Schaefer
Director of Florida Operations William A. MacKay
Director of Player Development and Administration Edward P. Kenney
Director of Scouting W. Wayne Britton
Executive Director of International Baseball Operations R. Ray Poitevint
Assistant Scouting Director Erwin L. Bryant
Coordinator of Baseball Operations Kent A. Qualls
Traveling Secretary John F. McCormick
Special Assistant for Player Development John M. Pesky
Major League Scout Frank J. Maizone
Major League Special Assignment Scout G. Edwin Haas
Medical Director Arthur M. Pappas, M.D.
Trainer James W. Rowe, Jr.
Physical Therapist Richard M. Zawacki
Strength and Conditioning Coordinator Merle V. “B.J." Baker, III
John L. Harrington Daniel F. Duquette
Baseball Operations Assistant Thomas L. Moore
Instructors Theodore S. Williams
Carl M. Yastrzemski
Executive Administrative Assistant Lorraine Leong
Equipment Manager and Clubhouse Operations J. Joseph Cochran
Administration And Finance
Controller Stanley H. Tran
Director of Advertising and Sponsorships Jeffrey E. Goldenberg
Director of Corporate Communications Kevin J. Shea
Director of Facilities Management Thomas L. Queenan, Jr.
Director of Food Services Patricia T. Flanagan
Director of Sales Robert G. Capilli
Director of Ticket Operations Joseph P. Helyar
Consultant James “Lou" Gorman
Superintendent of Grounds and Maintenance Joseph P. Mooney
Box Office Manager Richard J. Beaton, Jr.
Broadcasting Manager James E. Shannahan
Community Relations Manager Ronald E. Burton, Jr.
Corporate Communications Manager Fred Seymour, Jr.
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT AITD Customer Relations Manager Ann Marie C. Starzyk
ADMINISTRATION CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Ground Crew Manager Casey Erven
Group Sales Manager Timothy J. Dalton
Premium Seating Sales Manager Thomas M. Sneed
Promotions and Special Events Manager Susan P. Salerno
Property Maintenance Manager John M. Caron
Publications Manager Debra A. Matson
Season Ticket Manager Joseph L. Matthews
600 Club and Suites Manager Daniel E. Lyons
Telephone Sales Manager Jeffrey H. Connors
Central Purchasing Administrator Eileen M. Murphy-Tagrin
Computer Operations Administrator Scott A. LeLievre
Credentials Administrator Mary Jane Ryan
Payroll Administrator Catherine A. Fahy
Receptionist and Switchboard Helen B. Robinson
Staff Accountant Robin R. Yeingst
Staff
Accounting: Renee L. Wychorski, Tina K. Yong; Administration/Legal: Shonnett L. Sisco;
Elaine Weddington Stewaro
Facilities Management: Glen P. McGlinchey; Food Services: Molly A. Walsh; Ground Crew:
ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER Edward C. Pistorino; Human Resources: Deborah A. McIntyre; Stadium Operations: Albert
& LEGAL COUNSEL J. Forester; Ticket Office: Marilyn M. DiBenedetto
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