Braves Fire Bristol as Atlanta Manager and Seek Replacement
Braves fire Dave Bristol after two straight last place finishes and begin search for his successor. Bristol, previously with Reds and Brewers, was offered special assistant to Bill Lucas. decision followed Monday night board vote and was conveyed in Andrews, North Carolina. Lucas praised Bristol and left open the possibility he could stay as special assistant.
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Top 20 college teams after week seven in 1960s season
United Press International coaches poll ranks teams led by Texas 6-0 at 398 points, followed by Alabama 6-1 with 338, Oklahoma 6-1 with 288, Ohio State 6-1 with 275, Notre Dame 5-1 with 229, Michigan 6-1 with 193, Arkansas 5-1 with 158, Penn State 6-1 with 127, Texas A&M 5-1 with 42, Nebraska 5-2 with 33, Southern Cal 5-2 with 29, Pittsburgh 5-1-1 with 26, Texas Tech 5-1 with 18, Colorado 5-1-1 with 11, Brigham Young 5-1 with 8, North Texas State 7-1 with 6, Clemson 6-1 with 6, Oklahoma State 4-3 with 5, Iowa State 5-2 with 4, Arizona State 5-1 with 1.
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Jockey Cauthen Piles Up Milestones At Aqueduct
Steve Cauthen rode Rare Noel to a one length victory and passed the $5 million purse mark for the year becoming the first jockey to reach that total. He also logged his 420th win and $1.004,312 in earnings with a $6,000 purse as he faced questions about approaching records and a two month remainder in the season.
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Freddie Patek Faces World Series Dream Lost After Ninth Inning
Freddy Patek, Royals shortstop, endured a crushing loss to the Yankees as Kansas City squandered a one-run lead in the ninth. He had delivered seven hits and five RBIs in the series, but a late spike wound and a game-ending double play ended his bid for a World Series appearance.
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Longhorns Face Real Test in Top Rankings
Texas unbeaten in six games climbs to No 1 in UPI Coaches poll after Michigan loss. Earl Campbell stars with 213 rushing yards as Texas prepares to host Texas Tech while Ohio State and Notre Dame move up in the rankings with limited first place votes.
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Is Joe Finished Haden's On Target
Los Angeles sports writer Jim Cour reports that if Pat Haden stays healthy he may end Joe Namath's run as the Rams starting quarterback. The piece notes Namath is 34 and could be nearing the end of his NFL career.
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Haden shines as Rams crush Vikings 35 3 on Monday night
Pat Haden, in only his second start of the season, threw two touchdowns and ran for another as the Los Angeles Rams routed the Minnesota Vikings 35 3. Haden outplayed Fran Tarkenton and led a 21 0 halftime lead, with Wendel Tyler adding a 44 yard touchdown run.
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Doctors Remove Corns Without Surgery Advise
Doctors say many corns and calluses can be removed medically without surgery. A topical preparation named DERMASSOFT Creme, once prescription varies, is now marketed for consumer use with directions for nonprescription use and doctor recommended guidance.
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