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July 21, 1986

Sunday's Sports Transactions

Basketball Louisville $(TEXT OMITTED FROM SOURCE$) an Association) -- Signed outfielder Cesar Cedeno to a 3-month contract.

Montreal -- Signed pitcher Gilles Bergeron and assigned him to Bradenton of the Florida Coast Rookie League. Basketball Indianapolis -- Cut James Bullock, Rolando Lamb, Kenny Bantum and Terrence Cashaw from rookie-free agent camp. Football New Orleans -- Named Jim Miller vice president of administration.

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