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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1983

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Hawks top Villanova in tight Big East clash

Iowa's Hawks rallied from a 13-5 deficit as Stokes and Hansen fueled a seesaw second half. Granger Pinckney and Mulquin traded points with Villanova as Gary McLain delivered late heroics for the Wildcats in a 74 72 thriller.

Wildcats Pinone Olson Hawks Villanova Stokes Hansen Granger Pinckney Mike Mulquin Carfino Iowa Eevesestmeinstein Mark Gannon Michael Payne Greg Stokes Bob Hansen Steve Carfino Andre Banks Craig Anderson TROM Cresnensine Payne Gannon Banks John Pinone Harold Pressley Stewart Granger Dwayne McClain Ed Pinckney Gary McLain Ma Frank Dobbs Pressley Mulaquin McClain McLain Press

NCAA Tournament results and final Four matchups snapshot

Regional finals and semifinals list teams, scores, and upcoming games across four regions. Details include North Carolina and Georgia advancing from East, Kentucky and Louisville from Mid East, Villanova and Houston from Midwest, North Carolina State and Virginia from West, with championship and Final Four dates noted.

Kansas City Villanova Iowa Houston Memphis State Albuquerque N.M Mideast Midwest

College Swimming NCAA Meet Results From Indianapolis

SMU won the team title with 160 points followed by Florida 141 and Texas 140 in a crowded NCAA meet held in Indianapolis. Individual event leaders included Ricardo Prado of SMU 3:48.19 in the 400 individual medley and Pat Kennedy of Florida 3:50.25 in the same event, with records noted in backstroke and butterfly marks. The 800 yard freestyle relay led by Florida set a U.S. Open and NCAA record at 6:25.29 and featured top swimmers from SMU Florida California Stanford and Texas.

Indianapolis Southern Methodist Florida Texas Arizona State Stanford Calif Berkeley UCLA Alabama Auburn Ohio State Arizona Arkansas Miami Fla Houston Lowa Tennessee Southern California Indiana Harvard Southern Illinois Michigan A&m North Carolina Santa Barbara Columbia Nebraska Illinois West Virginia Michigan State Virginia Nevada-Las Vegas Ricardo Prado Cam Reid Pat Kennedy John Simons Bruce Hayes Roler Madruga Indina Mikee Orn Arizona St Rich Saeger SMU Mike Heath Geotf Gaberino Paolo Revelli California-Berkeley Michael Soderlund Rick Carey Dave Bottom Mark Rhodenbough Clay Britt Dave Wilson Eric Ericson Matt Gribble Brad Hering William Paulus Dave Cowell Ohio St Chris O'Neil Steve Lundquist Eric Bayer Albert Mestre Florida Aquatic Club

Oklahoma State at Iowa State Ppd In Big 12 Baseball

Oklahoma State and Iowa State were scheduled for a college baseball doubleheader that was postponed. Players await rescheduled Sunday games as weather or field conditions delayed the Saturday matchup.

Oklahoma State Iowa State

College Hockey Semifinals and Consolation Action Listed

In Grand Forks North Dakota Wisconsin defeated Providence 2 0 in a semifinal while Harvard 5 Minnesota 3 won the other semifinal Providence 32 10 and Minnesota 32 WW Wisconsin 32 104 Harvard 23 8 are set for the consolation round with matchups Providence versus Minnesota and Wisconsin against Harvard confirmed.

Grand Forks N.D Wisconsin Providence Horvard Minnesota Harvard

Colleges Slam into NCAA Meet and Invitational Action

Iowa competes in the NCAA meet in Indianapolis for men while the Clemson showdown spots the Iowa women. Coe faces Culver-Stockton and Mount Mercy squares off with St Ambrose. Kirkwood travels to Northeast Missouri for baseball, and Iowa tackles the Southern Cal invitational in track.

Lowa Indianapolis Clemson Coe Culver-Stockton Southern Cal Mount Mercy St. Ambrose Kirkwood Northeast Missouri Iowa

TV and Sports Schedule Highlights Across Networks

A dense broadcast guide lists NCAA basketball tournament games on CBS at 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. plus Virginia vs North Carolina State and later sports events. It also covers cross country ski school at 8:30 a.m., fishing, wrestling, World Cup ski racing, Pro Bowlers Tour, ringside boxing, high school hoops, golf, and kickboxing with multiple regional stations and tape-delayed airings.

Kentucky CBS al Lindner WOC WHC L.A Phil Mahre Sweden Ingmar Stenmark Tamara McKinney WHO Virginia North Carolina State Sportsbeat KCRG KDUB Earl Anthony Milwaukee Wis ABC Minnesota KTTC Roy Floyd Lee Trevino Lanny Wadkins Jack Nicklaus Mark Hayes al Geiberger Jerry Pate Sawgrass Ponte Vedra Fla WHBF Ken Norton

Pro Basketball Schedule From All Iowa Times

All Iowa times list NBA games including Atlanta versus New Jersey at 6 35 p m Milwaukee at New York 7 30 p m Boston at Chicago 7 35 p m Kansas City at Dallas 7 35 p m Golden State at San Diego 9 30 p m Denver at Phoenix 9 35 p m Hartford at Boston 6 05 p m Minnesota at Detroit 6 35 p m St Louis at Montreal 7 05 p m Quebec at Toronto 7 05 p m Pittsburgh at Washington 7 05 p m Winnipeg at Calgary 7 05 p m Edmonton at Los Angeles 9 35 p m.

Milwaukee Minnesota Chicago Toronto Baltimore New York Detroit Oakland California Texas Seattle Cleveland Boston Kansas City National League Montreal St.Louis San Diego Los Angeles San Francisco Atlanta Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia Houston Kansas St. Louis A Haven Fla Pampar Lakeland Flo Fort Myers Orleans Tucson Ariz New Jersey Dallas Golden State Denver Phoenix Hartford Quebec Washington Winnipeg Calgary Edmonton New Portland Indiana Utah San Antonio NY Isles NY Rangers Buffalo Vancouver N.Y. Rangers N.Y. Islanders Tampa Bay Birmingham Michigan Arizona

Pro Football Moves and Local Bowling Highlights

Pro teams announce farm and roster changes with players moving to Charleston Charlies, waivers for Kevin Saucier, and trades including Sal Butera for Stevie Poole. USFL and New Jersey signings and activations accompany a busy sports day. Local bowling results show high scores at Legion Lanes and multiple leagues with notable 600 series by Judi Jenney and Carol Fry.

Cleveland Mike Jeffcoat Ramon Romero Roy Smith Rick Thompson Jerry Willard Kelly Gruber Shonie Dugos Kevin Rhomberg Charleston Charlies Detroit Kevin Saucier Minnesota Sal Butera Detroit Tigers Stevie Poole New York Barry Foote Bobby Murcer Pittsburgh Enrique Romo

Hawkeyes Brave Big Ten Exit as NCAA Regional Nears

Iowa faced an abrupt end after a tough season with three Big Ten survivors knocked out. Fans packed the arena for the NCAA Regional, with estimates of 6,000 extra onlookers and Iowans paying $100 for seats. A traveler noted Iowa license plates dominated Interstate 35 on the drive to Kansas City and reflected fans’ strong willingness to support the team.

UPI Villanova Ed Pinckney Iowa Craig Anderson Bob Hansen Kansas City Kemper Arena Pinckney Wildcats Hawkeyes Interstates

Waterfield former Rams quarterback and coach dies at 62

Bob Waterfield, noted Rams star quarterback and later coach, died Friday at St. Josephs Hospital in Burbank at age 62 after a period of hospitalization for a respiratory condition. He was once married to actress Jane Russell.

Burbank Calif Bob Waterfield Los Angeles Rams St. Joseph's Hospital Waterfield Jane Russell

Ohio State's Eldon Miller Voted Big Ten Coach of the Year

Ohio State coach Eldon Miller was named Big Ten Coach of the Year by Midwest media and league coaches in a Friday vote. The award highlights Miller's leadership of the Buckeyes during the season.

Vuckovich to Miss Weeks With Shoulder Injury

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Pete Vuckovich, last year’s Cy Young winner, will be sidelined eight to 10 weeks due to a shoulder injury, as announced by general manager Harry Dalton in Sun City, Arizona.

Sun City, Ariz Pete Vuckovich Milwaukee Brewers Harry Dalton

Olajuwon Dominates Tigers as Houston Surges Past Memphis State

HOUSTON and Memphis State battled to a 34-34 halftime tie before a 6-0 run put the Cougars ahead 57-48. Olajuwon scored 17. Parks matched with 17 for Memphis State as Keith Lee and Derrick Phillips added 13 each in a tight finish. Drexler fouled out late.

Olajuwon Nigeria Tigers Houston Cougars Memphis State Bobby Parks Clyde Drexler Larry Micheaux Drexler Young Parks Keith Lee Derrick Phillips

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