Colleges announce coaching and staff changes nationwide
Gardner Webb and UC Riverside reveal leadership moves as Billy Kinard resigns from Gardner Webb, John Masi is named head basketball coach at UC Riverside, Fusco appointed assistant athletic director at San Francisco, and Elroy Hirsch receives a contract extension as athletic director at Wisconsin through June 1988.
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Zimmer rips umpire as Red Sox fall to Brewers 4 1
Boston manager Dallas Parks issued a blown call critique after ball four on a 3 1 count allowed Milwaukee to score first. Brewers added three more in the seventh on Molitor and Bando homers, beating Boston 4 1.
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Luzinski Blast Lifts Phils In Premature Fireworks
Greg Luzinski hit a 500 foot homer into the fifth level at Three Rivers Stadium as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2. Randy Lerch followed with a two run shot and Stargell later homered for the Pirates.
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Sonics Top Lakers 108 103 In OT To Take 2 0 Lead
Seattle’s John Johnson said Gus Williams thrives in LA as Williams scored 38 with six in overtime guiding the Sonics to a 108 103 win over the Lakers in the Western Conference semifinals. The 26,862 crowd at Kingdome saw Williams break a 103 103 tie with 52 seconds left.
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