Новости за 01.10.2017

FRAMINGHAM, Mass. — A children’s book written by New England Patriots wide receiver Malcolm Mitchell is being highlighted at Boston-area schools. Massachusetts’ first lady, Lauren Baker, planned to read and discuss “The Magician’s Hat” on Monday with first- and second-graders at the Brophy School in Framingham. The event is part of the Lunchtime Reading Program,

LAS VEGAS — The Latest on three boys killed and a fourth injured after being run over by a car in east Las Vegas (all times local): 1:35 p.m. Police have identified a man accused of driving the car that fatally ran over a teenager and two younger boys while they were walking on a

ARLINGTON, Texas — Todd Gurley scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 53-yard catch-and-run, Greg Zuerlein kicked a career-high seven field goals and the Los Angeles Rams beat the Dallas Cowboys 35-30 on Sunday. Gurley finished with 215 total yards — 121 rushing and 94 receiving — as the Rams overcame two first-half touchdowns from Ezekiel

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — A group of University of Notre Dame graduate students are trying to prevent the demolition of an off-campus apartment complex for married students. The University Village complex houses many married couples with young children, but it’s scheduled to close and be razed next spring. Residents say the apartment complex is a

NEW YORK — A person familiar with the situation tells The Associated Press that New York Mets manager Terry Collins will resign after the team’s final game this season. The Mets were finishing up the season Sunday at Philadelphia. New York began the day with a 70-91 record. The person, who spoke to the AP

MINNEAPOLIS — Detroit Tigers GM Al Avila made the team’s final trip this season to interview internal candidates for the team’s manager opening. Avila said Sunday he has almost completed the in-house portion of the process, interviewing third base coach Dave Clark and infield coach Omar Vizquel. Hitting coach Lloyd McClendon also was expected to

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Graham Gano hit a 48-yard field goal as time expired, and the Carolina Panthers stunned the New England Patriots 33-30 on Sunday. The winner served as redemption for Gano, who missed an extra point in the third quarter. It was the second home loss this season for the usually unbeatable Patriots at

MINNEAPOLIS — Anthony Zettel led a ferocious performance by Detroit’s defense with two sacks, four hurries and a fumble recovery, as the Lions forced three turnovers while holding Minnesota scoreless in the second half on the way to a 14-7 victory over the Vikings on Sunday afternoon. The Lions turned two fumbles lost by the

ATHENS, Greece — AEK lost for the first time in the Greek league this season but stayed top, and Olympiakos’s miserable season continued. Asteras dominated to beat AEK 2-0 Sunday for its first league win with goals from Juan Munafo shortly after halftime and Michalis Manias in the 81st. AEK is a point ahead of

BALTIMORE — The Pittsburgh Steelers finally got their offense running. The wait continues for the Baltimore Ravens. Le’Veon Bell rushed for 144 yards and two touchdowns, and the Steelers beat the Ravens 26-9 on Sunday in a duel for first place in the AFC North. Though held to a touchdown over the final 30 minutes,

HELENA, Mont. — Wildfire forecasters say cool, damp weather has brought relief to the northwestern U.S., northern Idaho and western Montana after a trying summer, but the fall fire season is getting underway in Southern California. The National Interagency Fire Center said Sunday the risk of big wildfires will be above average for Southern California

MUD PIKE, Ind. — Authorities say two people have died in two-vehicle, head-on crash in southeastern Indiana. State police say 34-year-old Amanda Shadday and 64-year-old Ralph Lawson died Saturday night at the scene of the crash near Mud Pike in Ripley County. The car driven by Shadday crossed the center line of a state road

MILAN — Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Marco Verratti has pulled out of the Italy squad for upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Macedonia and Albania. He was replaced by the uncapped Nicolo Barella. Verratti played 79 minutes of Saturday’s 6-2 win over Bordeaux before he was taken off with an unspecified injury. It is a maiden call-up

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — In Puerto Rico’s hurricane-ravaged capital, Carmen Yulin Cruz is everywhere you go these days: handing out bags of ice, wading through chest-deep floodwaters, hugging people in need of comfort. Cruz has long won attention across the island for her hands-on style of leadership in San Juan. But this week she

ATLANTA — Stephen Hauschka kicked a tiebreaking, 56-yard field goal with less than 5 minutes remaining and the Buffalo Bills made a last-minute defensive stand to beat Atlanta 23-17 on Sunday after the Falcons lost wide receiver Julio Jones to a hip injury. Hauschka padded the lead with a 55-yarder with about 3 minutes remaining.

HOUSTON — Rookie Deshaun Watson shined, throwing for four touchdowns and running for another as the Houston Texans scored the most points in franchise history in 57-14 walloping of the Tennessee Titans on Sunday. Watson, the 12th pick in this year’s draft, became the first rookie to throw four touchdowns and run for another one

CLEVELAND — Andy Dalton threw three of his four touchdown passes in the first half and Cincinnati’s offense found the perfect opponent to work out some early season struggles and the Bengals rolled to a 31-7 win on Sunday over the overmatched Cleveland Browns. Dalton only missed on one throw in the first half, going

JERSEY CITY, N.J. — The Americans have won the Presidents Cup for the seventh straight time, and this one wasn’t even close. Daniel Berger was 3 up with three holes to play against Si Woo Kim. That assured the Americans at least the half-point they needed for a victory. Kevin Chappell halved his match with

The NHL’s two most dynamic stars under 21 play there, and it’s the home of five playoff teams from last season and potentially more this year. Oh, Canada, home of some pretty good hockey. Connor McDavid and Auston Matthews are at the forefront of a revival north of the 48th parallel two years after no

LONDON — After three weeks and 16,790 miles, the Miami Dolphins are finally looking forward to a home game. Displaced from their scheduled Week 1 home opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers because of Hurricane Irma, the Dolphins — technically the home team for Sunday’s 20-0 loss to the New Orleans Saints — will welcome

SALT LAKE CITY — A top-ranking Mormon leader, 85-year-old Robert D. Hales, has died after he was hospitalized last week with pulmonary and other conditions. Church spokesman Eric Hawkins said in a statement that Hales died Sunday at 12:15 p.m. in a Salt Lake City hospital surrounded by his wife and family from causes tied

WARSAW, Poland — Thousands of Poles are engaging in renewed protests of proposed changes to the judiciary in a sign of dissatisfaction with amended legislation submitted by President Andrzej Duda. The protests organized by the anti-government Committee for the Defense of Democracy were held Sunday in front of courthouses in Warsaw and many other Polish

PHILADELPHIA — Roland Alberg scored in the 88th minute, Andre Blake had his ninth shutout and the Philadelphia Union beat the Seattle Sounders 2-0 on Sunday. Philadelphia (10-13-9) won for just the second time in its last nine games to keep its slim playoff chances alive. Seattle (12-9-11) needed a win to clinch its ninth

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Kenyan Dominic Ondoro has won the Twin Cities Marathon for the third consecutive time. The 29-year-old Ondoro finished the race Sunday in 2 hours, 11 minutes, 53 seconds. He fell short of the course record of 2:08:51 he set last year. The St. Paul Pioneer Press reports Ondoro joins fellow Kenyan

Arsenal and Liverpool head into the international break in very different moods from the last one, even though only a point separates them in the Premier League. A 4-0 rout of Arsenal by Liverpool at the end of August laid the perfect foundations for a title challenge by Juergen Klopp’s side. It was wasted. Since