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Vern Rapp
Born: 1928

Manager in 1977-78 Cardinals, Cubs

Wins-LossesWinning %
Manager 140-160.467

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FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY
» April 25, 1978: The Cardinals fire manager Vern Rapp. Ken Boyer will take over the reins four days later.

» October 4, 1983: Having finished last in the National League West for the 2nd straight year, the Reds drop manager Russ Nixon and replace him with Vern Rapp.

» May 27, 1984: At Chicago, the Reds edge the Cubs 4–3 in a contest protested by both clubs. Ron Cey belts a 3rd inning blow originally called a homer by umpire Steve Rippley. The Reds argue the call and, after an ump conference, the ruling is a foul. The Cubs then protest. The umps then huddle with Reds manager Vern Rapp and tell him that P Mario Soto is ejected from the game. Soto charges the field tackling Cubs coach Don Zimmer and then gets re-ejected. Both teams then file a protest.

» August 15, 1984: After a 51/2 year absence, Pete Rose is reunited with his hometown Cincinnati Reds when the Expos trade him for infielder Tom Lawless. The Reds immediately name him player-manager, replacing Vern Rapp.