NCAA Final Four capsules 1980 semifinalists and leaders
Capsule summaries of the 1980 Final Four teams Iowa Louisville Purdue Drake UCLA and their routes to the semifinals. Notable figures include Iowa's Lute Olson and Ronnie Lester, Louisville's Denny Crum, Purdue's Joe Barry Carroll, UCLA's Larry Brown era, with key injuries and leading scorers listed for each program.
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Indianapolis
UPS
IOWA
Ted
Lute Olson
LaSalle
Colorado
San Fransisco
Jacksonville
Toledo
Virgina Commonwealth
North Carolina State
Syracuse
Georgetown
Mark Gannon
Ronnie Lester
Kenny Arnold
Bob Hansen
Lester
Arnold
Steve Krafeis
Louisville
Denny Crum
Kentucky
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Ohio
SMU
Houston
UCLA
North Carolina
Oral Roberts
DePaul
Arkansas
Kansas State
Texas A&m
LSU
Scooter McCray
Darrell Griffith
Derek Smith
Purdue
Lee Rose
St John's
Indiana
Duke
Joe Barry Carroll
Keath Edmonson
Drake Morris
Michigan
Dayton
Villanova
Florida State
Memphis State
Kansas
Rutgers
Idaho State
Old Dominion
Perfect game for Bozman reported with sanctions
The report notes a perfect game for Bozman from Page 8-8 until the ABC approves 11. Processing would require six weeks to two months. Zakat stated Ingold's 304 game was bowled at Center Ridge and the official sanction has now come through.
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ABC
Zakat
Ingold
Center Ridge
Oberlin College lands Rocky River grid center
Former Rocky River football standout Tom Corpus will attend Oberlin College this fall. The 6 2 210 pounder started at center in his junior year with the Pirates, moved to guard last season, and is praised as versatile across center guard or tackle. Corpus, a science major, is the first Southwestern Conference player in recent history to join Oberlin.
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Rocky River
Tom Corpus
Oberlin College
Pounder
Pirates
Torn
Oberlin
Don Hunsinger
Corpus
Rowe's 592 area bowling highlights top lanes action
Linda Rowe led the Rowe's 592 area league with 195 199 198 for the best series in Thursday night bowling at Card Lines. Jo Brueckner was runner up with 236 163 179 for 578 in the Ding A-Lings at Center Ridge, while Cornelia Pendergrass and Armenda Myrick posted 571 and a 213 game respectively. Delores Frish, Marge Hostatler, Mary Strouse, and Jane Wells also posted strong scores across Center Ridge, Fifth, and Grayton leagues.
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Linda Rowes
Card Lines
Jo Brueckner
Center Ridge
Cornelia Pendergrass
Armenda Myrick
Lake Erie
Arline Myers
Judy
Northfield hosts two dollar daily double era returns in style
Northfield fans welcomed back the two dollar daily double as $35,672 was wagered in the pool. My Sweet Lady won the first race with Proud Butler second, a 2 2 combo paying $23. The big triple paid $2,117.18 as Omaha Moe led a three horse photo finish. Green County in the ninth trotted Labets Pale Face to a 1 3 exacta worth $89.40. The final Big Triple featured Golden Dreamer in his final year with an 8 5 3 combo paying $218.4. Attendance reached 2,929 with handle at $400,462.
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George Verban
Northfield
My Sweet Lady
Proud Butler
Omaha Moe
Krystal
Grafton
Lucky Horseshoe Farms
Debra J Miller
Rick Plano
Green County
Labets Pale Face
Golden Dreamer
Tuxedo Meg
Gay Bubbles
Painesville
Wellington mat tourney hosted by Wellington Parents Club
The Wellington Parents Club will host its First Annual Wrestling Tournament at Wellington High School gymnasium on Saturday March 29. Weigh-in runs 8 to 10 am with wrestling starting at 11 am. Divisions cover junior high, intermediate, and high school ages. Entry is $4 per wrestler at the door. Medals awarded to top three in each division.
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Wellington Parents Club
Wellington High School
Watneslay and Sparks Dominate Local Series Scores
Readable fragments show names like Middleton, Dunn, Andrews, Norris, Goudie, Currie, Suvak, Childers, Harald Johnston, and Died Ydourr Whe with various scores such as 24 20 22.22 14 4, indicating a chaotic sports summary of a local series and outcomes featuring multiple players and teams.
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Hows Sparks
Bruck
Alturio
Lida Conk
Martine Pirner
Rob Litte
Pat Fin Cook
Suftis Farmer cHullerat
Elyria bowler leads tourney at Inter City women s singles
Ruthie Tompkins of Elyria tops the Llst Annual Inter City women s singles bowling championship with a 732 handicap and 648 actual as the event heads toward a weekend finale in Marion Local bowlers from the area, including Lois Cross captain of Bolero I, post solid team and doubles scores amid a crowded field across singles and team events.
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Ruthie Tompkins
Elyria
Tompkins
Marion
Bolero I
Lois Cross
Pat Gillespie
Evelyn Siffert
Mae Cody
Joanne Martin
Evelynn Zoltai
Evelynn Zoltar
Carol Sunagel
Admiral King to meet St Ignatius Saturday
Kent The St Ignatius Wildcats edge Lake Catholic 51 49 in double OT to reach the Class AAA regional final against Admiral King. Senior John Shimko scored 14 for Ignatius and Fred DiSanto added 16 as Lake Catholic high scorer Dave Youdath had 23. game tied 43 at regulation and 47 after the first overtime.
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Kent
St Ignatius Wildcats
Admiral King
Ignatius
Mentor Lake Catholic
Kent State
Admirals
John Shimko
Waldcats
Shimko
Navratilova and others shine in New York tennis finals
Martina Navratilova defeated Billie Jean King 6-2 6-1 to avenge her only 1980 loss at the New York championships. Tracy Austin topped Evonne Goolagong 6-1 4-6 7-6 while Kathy Jordan swept Virginia Wade in doubles. Frankurt results see Stan Smith edge Hans Galdemeister 6-3 7-6 to reach quarterfinals. Earl Campbell and Leon Gray win Seven Crowns awards in NFL review. Earl Anthony leads BPAA US Open bowling, with Mike Aulby runner-up. IHL expansion talk ties Cleveland to potential league move.
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New York
Martina Navratilova
Billie Jean King
Tracy Austin
Evonne Goolagong
Kathy Jordan
Virginia Wade
Great Britain
Frankfurt
West Germany
Stan Smith
Hans Galdemeister
Chile
Johan Kriek
South Africa
Bill Scanlon
Tim Gullikson
Rolf Gehring
Heinz Guenthardt
Switzerland
Buster Motiram
Britain
Earl Campbell
Leon Gray
Houston Oilers
Campbell
Gray
Windsor Locks
Conn
Earl Anthony
Anthony
Mike Aulby
Aulby
Steve Brichta
Brichta
Johnny Petraglia
Guppy Troup
Cleveland
International Hockey League
David Williams
Williams
Mayfield Heights
JHL
Jack Riley
Cubs face Kingman contract bid as Sutter heat rises
In Scottsdale the Cubs contend with Bruce Sutter contract demands while Dave Kingman seeks an extension that could lock him with the Cubs for the rest of his career. Agent Jack Childers pushes to add five years to the current deal. In Hot Springs Ark the Henderson State coach Bobby Reese was injured in a traffic mishap returning from a junior college tourney.
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Scottsdale
Ariz
Chicago Cubs
Bruce Sutter
Bruce
Dave Kingman
Kingman
Jack Childers
Chicago
Childers
Dave
Hot Springs, Ark
UPI
Bobby Reese
Henderson State University
Arkadelphia
Hutchinson
Kan
Bozman Leads In Redhot Bowling Night With 300 and 775
Bozman rolled a 300 game with 20 straight strikes and a 775 series at Center Ridge. In the same events, Harold Phlipot added a 290 game and 634 series in the American Legion League. Other top scores include Chuck Pritt 646, Will Kitson 611, Bruce Whitehouse 806, and John Gibson 600 as multiple leagues showcase high totals.
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Wayne Bozman
Redhot
Bozman
Center Ridge
Harold Phlipot
Phllpot
Chuck Pritt
Will Kitson
Bruce Whitehouse
John Gibson
Ellis Capers
Ray Fluker
Fred Daniels
Randy Kelly
Darryl Lubinsk
Grafton
Scott Willis
Roy Green
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