Scoreboard Scores from Friday National Basketball League action
United Press International scoreboard lists East region results with 86 to 77 score for Bridgeton over Oneonta and 73 to 70 for CCNY over Cornell. Midwest conference games include Baylor 97 Drake 87 and Wisconsin Miln 89 Cincinnati 77. Other tallies show Cal Poly 117 La Verne 68 and Santa Clara 72 Columbia 65. Tuesday pro basketball reports Boston trades Charlie Scott to Los Angeles for Don Chaney and Kermit Washington. WHA hockey notes Indianapolis trades Bal timore and Harris to Cincinnati for Marotte and Stoughton. Cleveland names Sam Rutigliano head coach.
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Bulls Rally Past Trail Blazers On Home Court
Chicago registers a 115 106 victory over Portland as Wilbur Holland posts a career high 36 points supported by Artis Gilmore 25 and Mickey Johnson 22. Rookie Mark Landsberger adds eight points and 10 rebounds shaping a strong Bulls finish.
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Browns hire Sam Rutigliano to lead NFL return
Sam Rutigliano, NFL veteran and fifth Browns head coach in 32 years, was given a three year contract to revive Cleveland. He replaces Forrest Gregg, fired weeks earlier, and plans to assemble an eight-man coaching staff while prioritizing offense and defense knowledge and strong ownership-management-coaching chemistry.
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Georgetown wallops Holy Cross in Holiday Festival opener
Georgetown sprinted past Holy Cross 79-65 in New York as Derrick Jackson led with 22 points and John Duren added 20. Holy Cross failed to clamp down defensively and stop the Hoyas running game after a 37-32 halftime. Cincinnati edged Florida State 77-75 and Marquette won the Milwaukee Classic.
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