Cunningham Accepts UCLA Coaching Post After Declining Earlier
In a period of shifting leadership UCLA names Gary Cunningham as head basketball coach succeeding Gene Bartow. Terms not disclosed. Bartow resigned after a 62-9 run and two Pacific Conference titles, with UCLA's Wooden-era legacy noted in rejecting a Wooden succession two years prior. Bartow moves to Alabama Birmingham as athletic director and coach.
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Piedmont Majors win Piedmont Little League title 18-1 season
The Goodyear Majors captured the Piedmont Little League championship with an 18-1 record. Players Robbie Reynolds Lee Taylor David Evans Rob Coleman Brad Coleman Jeff Petrovich Michael Martin Dan Newell Reggie Hodnett Will Frix Ross Carter Jamie Gosney George McDonald. Coach Jim Gray and assistants Pete Petrovich and Dr James Gosney. Four players made the All-Star team. Gray also coaches the squad which will play Lynchburg at Hilton field at 6 p.m. July 18.
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Bosox Sweep Keeps AL East Lead Narrowly Wide
The Boston Red Sox swept Milwaukee in a Sunday doubleheader, edging 6-5 in 11 innings and winning 7-8, to move into a half game atop the AL East as New York and Baltimore fell behind with losses to Baltimore and others. Rick Burleson drove in the tying run and then the go ahead run in the ninth. George Scott hit his 2nd homer in the second game.
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