Haden's Triumph Ends Namath Era In Rams Route
In Los Angeles, 24-year-old Pat Haden led the Rams past the Vikings 35-3, ending Joe Namath's grip on the starting job as Chuck Knox praised the decisive win. Tarkenton struggled for Minnesota, with Haden throwing two TD passes and earning praise for leadership and on-field calls.
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Carew Heads AL All Stars With Record Votes
Minnesota first baseman Rod Carew led the American League All-Star balloting with 405 of 422 votes after a stellar season. Larry Hisle and other Yankees also topped their positions as The Associated Press announced the All-Star selections for 1977.
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Key Prep Week in Kansas High School Football Playoffs Race
Thirty Kansas teams chase eight-win spots as playoffs loom. Key games pit Clifton against Clyde while Hugoton meets Tribune. DeSoto remains unscored upon after a 22-16 win. Hugoton dominates 49-0 with 291-0 scoring edge across seven opponents.
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Braves Dump Bristol
Atlanta fires manager Dave Bristol with his contract through 1978 intact and offers a post as special assistant to Bill Lucas. The board acted at a Monday night meeting after Bristol led the club to cellar finishes in 1975 and 1976. No successor named yet as a list of candidates is screened.
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