Walter Smith News
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A U.S. Army soldier convicted of plotting to kill American military members by detonating a bomb near Fort Hood, Texas, was sentenced to life in prison.
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Ally McCoist will take over as Rangers manager when Walter Smith steps down after the season, the Scottish Premier League soccer champion said on its website.
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Two years after Sun Microsystems Inc.’s sale to Oracle Corp. ended his run as one of Silicon Valley’s most prominent chief executive officers, Jonathan Schwartz is resurfacing on a smaller stage.
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Rangers Football Club said Walter Smith agreed to a one-year contract to remain in charge at the Scottish soccer champion. Assistant manager Ally McCoist and first team coach Kenny McDowell agreed to two-year deals.
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Bug boys and railbirds should have no trouble keeping pace with the racetrack lingo that comes fast as horses on David Milch’s eccentric, often exciting “Luck.”
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Alex Ferguson faces a trip to the team he supported as a boy after the Champions League soccer draw paired Manchester United with Rangers. For the Scottish champion, the financial boost is more important than sentiment.
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The following is a roundup of soccer stories from U.K. newspapers, with clickable links to the Web.
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Rangers beat Kilmarnock 5-1 today in the final round of matches in Scottish soccer’s Premier League to claim the national title for a record-extending 54th time.
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Rangers and Celtic tied 0-0 in today’s “Old Firm” derby in Scottish soccer’s Premier League, leaving the teams separated by one point atop the standings.
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Defending champion Rangers rallied to tie Hearts 1-1 in the opening game of the season in soccer’s Scottish Premier League.
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