Bears Keep NFL Unbeaten as Rams Fall to 49ers
In a Sunday division clash, the Chicago Bears remained 8-0 after a 27-9 win over Minnesota while the Los Angeles Rams suffered a 28-14 defeat to the San Francisco 49ers. Joe Montana led San Francisco with 306 passing yards and three first half TDs.
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Yankees fire Martin again name Piniella 1986 manager
The New York Yankees officially dismissed Billy Martin for the fourth time and named Lou Piniella as manager for 1986. The announcement came by conference call from Yankee Stadium with Clyde King and Piniella present and owner George Steinbrenner absent. Steinbrenner said he would not input or stipulate on the hire, citing frustrations over Martins behavior and past negotiations. Piniella, given a one year contract around 200000 dollars, acknowledged the challenge and his past interim stint. Martin's future with the club remained uncertain as he still has two years left on his contract as a special assistant to the owner.
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Kentucky Basketball Under Investigation
Former Kentucky players allege boosters paid for tickets and gave cash and gifts over 13 years. The Herald-Leader reports up to 1000 dollars per ticket and 50 to 100 dollars in handshakes, prompting university internal review and NCAA/SEC cooperation.
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