Alley leaves HPC to take UNC Chapel Hill coaching post
Jennifer Alley, HPC's renowned basketball coach, is released from her High Point College contract to become head coach at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She will start July 1 after discussions with HPC president Wendell Patton, leaving HPC contracts in place for next year.
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High Point College
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
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High Point coach leaves after successful tenure
Jennifer Alley steps down from High Point College after two strong seasons as women's coach, citing good feelings toward colleagues. Alley, who beat UNC as a player, says UNC would be her preferred destination and that a new coach could benefit the program. Steele praises Alley as a top basketball and volleyball coach and wishes her well at Carolina.
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Bartow Leaves UCLA to Lead UAB Basketball Program
Gene Bartow resigns from UCLA after coaching two seasons with Pacific-8 titles and NCAA semifinals. He becomes athletic director and head coach for the first UAB basketball program, aiming to field a team in 1978-79. Gary Cunningham may replace him at UCLA. Bartow's move follows pressure from UCLA supporters.
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Ala
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UCLA
University of Alabama-Birmingham
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Alabama-Birmingham
Gene
UAB
S. Richardson Hill
Alabama
Morgan
John Wooden
Bruins
Ningham
Wooden Cunningham
Wooden
Ucla Alumni Association
Cunningham
Meridian
Idaho
Mets In Dealing Mood Seaver Headed For Reds
Mets manager Joe Torre said the team is seeking a trade for star pitcher Tom Seaver amid a growing feud with management. Rumors point to Cincinnati as a potential destination, with Seaver stating he would approve a deal to the Reds if one is offered.
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Ohio Leads Boys Net Tournament
University School of Ohio leads the team scoring as the national Boys Tennis Championships enter day two at Duke University. Top seed Torrain of St Christopher's beat Rick Spragins 6-2 6-1. Tal Henry of Myers Park defeated Robert Cobb 6-2 6-1.
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Woodberry Forest School
Raleigh
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St. Edmund's School
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Lawrenceville
New Jersey
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Woodberry Forest
King's Wood-Oxford
Connecticut
HPC Lands Big Catch at High Point College
High Point College coach Chuck Hartman signs Jay Schwamberger of Independence High School Charlotte a 6 3 left hander who helped Charlotte American Legion win the state title Schwamberger chose HPC over South Carolina and is expected to join the Panthers next season Hartman calls him the caliber to make HPC a national contender and replace Billy Sorrell at the top of the rotation
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Independence High School
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High Point
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Sorrell
Panthers
South Carolina
Miller Aims Comeback At U S Open In Tulsa
Johnny Miller says he has regained his form after a slump and muscle overbuild. He expects the 77th U S Open at Southern Hills to test a return to his peak as he seeks an early strong start and a possible breakthrough round.
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Okla
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Golden Boy
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Southern Hills
Bill targets unruly fans at sports events in North Carolina
Rep Ned Smith proposes a statewide misdemeanor for dangerous acts at athletic contests including ice and bottle throwing and tear gas devices. The bill, aimed at football and other events, carries up to $100 fine or 30 days in jail, effective July 1, and seeks to empower officers when local laws lack clear authority.
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Forsyth
North Carolina
Attorney General's Office
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Chapel Hill
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