Bucks Trade Gianelli For Catchings And 1979 First-Round Pick
Milwaukee moves center John Gianelli to the New Jersey Nets in exchange for center-forward Harvey Catchings and the Nets’ first-round pick in the 1979 draft.
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Major Leagues Friday action and results across games
Friday night MLB games feature Minnesota routing Oakland 13 2 Detroit edge Toronto 6 9 Boston 3 Texas 2 in 12 innings Milwaukee upends New York 5 4 and Seattle overwhelms California 12 11 San Francisco Chicago and St Louis post varied scores with St Louis beating New York 9 6 and Los Angeles taking a 12 16 win over San Francisco.
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Montreal blank Phillies in shutout loss
Philadelphia fails to score as Montreal secures 13 runs in the final innings. Christenson suffers the loss while Sanderson earns the win.
95 rule reshapes Big Ten balance says new coaches
Wisconsin coach Dave McClain and Minnesota’s Joe Salem say the NCAA 95 scholarship cap is crowding the top of the Big Ten. They note Michigan and Ohio State still lead but others gain talent and start passing more, with teams like Wisconsin pursuing key recruits such as Chuck Davis.
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Parent retires after eye injury ends storied Flyers career
Bernie Parent, legendary NHL goalie, retires after 14 seasons due to an eye injury from a February game with the Rangers. He starred for the Flyers during their back-to-back Stanley Cup wins in 1973-74 and 1974-75, and also played for the Bruins, Maple Leafs, and Blazers.
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Hawkeyes Sign Two Junior College Transfers
Iowa adds two more junior college signees for football. Linebacker Chip Forte, 6-1, 220 pounds, comes from Rutland Junior College after Tulane. offensive guard Kevin Simkowski, 6-3, 252 pounds, played at Triton Junior College in Illinois.
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