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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1980

Page

33

Crum lauds Iowa effort and Griffiths 34 point performance

Coach Crum praised Iowa after a tough loss noting Ronnie Lester injury and Scooter McCray earlier, commending Louisville defense and discipline. Griffiths scored 34 on 14 of 21 shooting, while Kenny Arnold led Iowa with 20 as Louisville edged the Hawkeyes and analysts cited Lester’s absence and Boyd’s illness as decisive factors.

Iowa Ronnie Lester Crum Scooter McCray Griffith Jerry West West Virginia Louisville Dr. Dunkenstein Lester Kenny Arnold Rodney McCray Olson Ronnie Steve Krafcisin Kevin Boyle Boyle

Hawkeyes fall to Louisville in tough nonconference game

Iowa men shot 43.9 percent to Louisville 59.6 and lost by 8 despite 14 of 15 free throws. Olson noted poor forward scoring with Boyle 0 for 8 and Brookins 6 for 18 while centers Waite and Krafcisin competed. Holt credited Louisville rebounding and jumping. Attendance reached 16,637 as Louisville dominated boards 36 to 26.

Ing Soph Olson Hawks Purdue Boyle Vince Brookins Iowa Kraf Steve Waite Louisville Cardinals Holt Lawrence Lembo ECAC Booker Turner Pac-10 Henry O. Nichols ACC Brookins Lester Arnold Hansen Brown Smith McCray Eaves Griffith Wright Krafcisin Waite

Iowa gains national exposure across sports including football

Iowa benefits from national TV exposure as its basketball wrestling and football programs draw attention. Coach Lute Olson and Dan Gable lead NCAA runs while Hayden Fry’s football team remains rebuilding after a 5-6 season. Officials cite improved reputation aiding recruiting across sports.

Iowa City Lute Olson Iowa Hawks Bernie Wyatt Louisville West Coast Wyatt Notre Dame Dan Gable Corvallis Ore Georgetown Philadelphia Hayden Fry Hawkeye Gary Kurdelmeier Kurdelmeier

Gribeth Griffith Shines as Louisville Routs Big Ten Rival

Players praise Griffith after a strong performance while noting Ronnie’s loss impacted the team. Bob Hansen and Rodney McCray impressed, and Purdue looms next. Mike Henry and Mark Gannon appeared at game end as Charles, father of a Big Ten official, neared hospital discharge. Gary Thompson set to broadcast NBC-TV consolation game.

Jor Griffith Kenny Arnold Kevin Boyle Bob Hansen Vince Brookins Louisville Steve Waite Brookins Ronnie Ohio State Indiana Rodney McCray Colorado Springs Purdue Mike Henry Mark Gannon Charles Big Ten Gary Thompson Iowa State Nbc-Tv Iowa

Brown limits viewing as Bruins win reshapes title talk

Coach Brown focuses on celebrating the victory over Pur due and refuses to let players watch UCLA or Louisville, citing tournament focus after UCLA knocked off top ranked DePaul and Ohio State. The championship game pits fourth ranked Louisville against his Bruins amid inevitable comparisons.

Louisville Purdue Brown Bruins DePaul Big Ten Ohio State UCLA

UCLA Triumph Over Purdue In Narrow Semifinal Clash

UCLA defeats Purdue 62 to 60 in a semifinal thriller as Darren Daye hurls the game ball into the Iowa section after the decisive play. Wilkes leads UCLA with 24 points while Purdue riders include Morris and Haliman in a gritty, high fouling bout before 16,637 fans.

Purdue Joe Barry Carroll UCLA Mike Sanders Darren Daye Iowa Morris Haliman Carroll Edmonson B. Walker Stallings Scearce Barnes S. Walker Wilkes Vandeweghe Sanders Foster Holton Allums

Old Dominion Faces Tennessee In AIAW Title Showdown

Old Dominion and Tennessee reach the national final with the Lady Monarchs beating Louisiana Tech 73 59 and Tennessee overcoming South Carolina 75 72 in semifinal battles. Inge Nissen led Old Dominion with 19 points and 11 rebounds while Cindy Noble scored 29 for Tennessee.

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