College and Pro Sports Roundup From The Associated Press
National League San Diego Padres sign Gaylord Perry through 1980. Cleveland Cavaliers release Bill Fitch as coach and GM. Patriots sign Mark Buber. Saints sign Russell Erxleben to a six year, million dollar contract. Cardinals sign Leo Lewis and Jeff Lee. Austin Peay names Ron Bargatze basketball coach. Fairfield names Dianne Nolan coach. Fresno State appoints Gene Bourde athletic director. Long Beach State notes Frances Schafsma resigns. Pimlico hosts $15,000 feature won by June B. beating Jack's Ruby. Aqueduct Oyster Kay Handicap winner Sweet Woodruff.
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NASA In Deep Trouble and NAIA Finances
The Kansas City Times quotes unnamed NAIA sources saying the 43 year old association faces severe financial strain with reserves depleted and potential folding within two years. NAIA director Harry Fritz disputes a crisis while acknowledging ongoing budget concerns and the need to fund operations and programs.
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Fitch Retires As Coach Of Cavaliers
Richfield Ohio AP reports Bill Fitch tears up as he resigns after nine seasons as coach and general manager of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Fitch, 46, asked for release from the final two years of his contract with the NBA team.
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Canadiens claim fourth straight Stanley Cup in rout of Rangers
Montreal defeated New York 4-1 at the Forum to seal a four straight title run. Serge Savard and Jacques Lemaire led the offense with two goals by Lemaire and single tallies from Rick Chartran and Bob Gainey as Ken Dryden anchored the win.
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