New managers for Yanks Red Sox Kasko fired Houk retires
Boston sees Eddie Kasko let go as Red Sox manager after four seasons with Darrell Johnson set to replace him Johnson praised for developing youth and saving Tiant career Yankee manager Ralph Houk resigns after 10 seasons with team eyeing Detroit return Houk hints at future managerial role while Yankees seek successor leadership plans after season end
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Rams Dominate 49ers to Move to 3-0 in NFL
The Los Angeles Rams blasted the San Francisco 49ers 40-20 to surge to 3-0 and lead the NFC West. John Hadl directed a ball control attack backed by a young, aggressive defense, with key plays from Harold Jackson and Cullen Bryant including a 93-yard kickoff return.
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Koosman Beats Cubs to Edge Mets Toward Tie
Jerry Koosman delivered a strong performance to beat the Chicago Cubs 9-2, boosting the New York Mets toward at least a tie for the National League East title. The Mets then faced a makeup doubleheader with Seaver slated to start the first game and George Stone the second, seeking to clinch a spot against the Cincinnati Reds in the NL Championship Series.
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Races end as AL players shine in final week
The American League crowns its batting champion Rod Carew at .350 while Oakland and Baltimore clinch division titles. Reggie Jackson leads homers with 32 and RBIs at 117. Nolan Ryan sets a strikeout record with 383. Wilbur Wood posts 29 wins and 20 losses in a 57 year first. Pirates, Cardinals, Astros, Braves, Giants, Mets, and others wrap up season with notable performances and final games.
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Sooners Tie USC Trojans In Top Ranked Showdown
Oklahoma and Southern California battled to a 7-7 tie in Los Angeles as Oklahoma, on two years probation, aimed to leave a memory of a No. 1 team. Steve Davis sparked the Sooners with a 70-yard drive ending in a two-yard TD run, while USC lost star Anthony Davis to a sprained ankle.
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John James Soccer Tournament Kicks Off At MAU
The sixth annual John James soccer tournament begins tomorrow night at Mt. Anthony Union High School. Arlington meets Cambridge at 6 under the lights on MAU’s football field, followed by Burr and Burton versus the Patriots around 8 in a MVS clash. Winners play Wednesday with trophies for winner runner up and MVP.
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