Iowa frosh Gannon to have knee cast removed Monday
Mark Gannon, Iowa freshman, was knocked out in his third game with a knee injury. Doctors will remove his cast Monday and re-evaluate, with the knee placed in an immobilizer during the process.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1980
Page
13
Mark Gannon, Iowa freshman, was knocked out in his third game with a knee injury. Doctors will remove his cast Monday and re-evaluate, with the knee placed in an immobilizer during the process.
Iowa hosts a tripleheader at the Fieldhouse with wrestling top teams meeting No. 1 Iowa vs Lehigh at 7 30 p m and defending NCAA champion Randy Lewis vs Darryl Burley at 134 as Iowa aims to extend its 7 1 mark. The swimming meet against Purdue starts 11 30 a m followed by a 3 05 p m basketball game with Wisconsin. Iowa’s lineup includes Mueller returning at 150 and star Ed Banach at 177 with Dan Glenn 118 Tim Riley 126 Lennie Zalesky 143 Mark Stevenson 158 Doug Anderson 167 Louie Ba nac 190 and Dean Phinney heavyweight.
Sports feature from Sayette section highlights Saturday events and potential game previews with brief notes. Coverage appears in the Sayette pages 7 to 15B of the January 12 1980 issue.
Bolin scored 21 points in the second half to lift the Iowa Cornets to a 90-87 victory over the San Francisco Pioneers at the Five Seasons Center. The win puts Iowa atop the Midwest Division with a 12-4 record as San Francisco drops to 12-5 in front of 3,761 fans.
Iowa holds an eight of nine edge over Wisconsin in series history at 48 46. Bill Cofield guides a 10 4 Badger squad that opened Big Ten play with wins over Northwestern and Indiana before OT loss at Minnesota.
Federal accident investigator James Taylor says loss of oxygen likely caused the Louisiana State University plane crash that killed coach Bo Rein. Officials note the Cessna 441 Conquest carried oxygen systems and was refitted after prior tail issues. Louisiana State officials say private aircraft use on recruiting trips is common and legal.
Former LSU coach Charlie McClendon said he has not decided on returning as head coach after the death of Bo Rein in a private plane crash. He noted his focus remains on Rein’s family while athletic director Paul Dietzel handles the coaching situation.
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