Schultz named NCAA executive director elect in 1988
Richard Schultz was named to succeed Walter Byers as executive director of the NCAA on a five year contract. Schultz said he will join staff by Sept. 1 and assume the post by Aug. 31, 1988. He stressed learning the organization and addressing perception issues in intercollegiate athletics. Byers will remain in charge for about a year.
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Celtics surge threatened by Lakers in pivotal Game Four
Celtics, trailing 2-1 in the NBA finals, prepare for a home win at Boston Garden to even the series. Lakers stars Byron Scott and James Worthy acknowledge changes after a Sunday loss that exposed rebounding gaps. Magic Johnson notes Lakers must shore up play as Boston emphasizes defense and the Garden edge.
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Playoffs at a glance Lakers Celtics Game Four at Boston Garden
Lakers lead series two games to one as Game Four at Boston Garden starts at 9 p.m. CBS carries the game with WDBJ and WJHL local airings. Key stats show Bird and Johnson pace scoring, Bird leading rebounds, Johnson top in assists, and team shooting deltas through three games.
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Celtics-Lakers clash continues with Game Four in Boston
Larry Bird battles double teams from the Lakers in Game 3 of the NBA Championship series while James Worthy and Michael Cooper defend. Game Four is scheduled tonight at Boston Garden.
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Mattingly sidelined two weeks with back injury
New York Yankees first baseman Don Mattingly will miss about two weeks after a back exam revealed two injured discs in his lower back. Team physician John Bonamo announced the diagnosis on Monday.
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Stanford Rally Tops Oklahoma State For NCAA Title
Stanford broke open the final with a five-run fifth inning and added three in the ninth to beat Oklahoma State 9-5 in Omaha. The Cardinal, led by Paul Carey who had three hits and two doubles, stretched a 2-1 lead into a decisive burst after two OSU homers. Carey, MVP of the tournament, also helped Stanford through four double plays and 15 hits overall.
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