X OLYMPIC BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT (MOSKVA 1980)

QUALIFYING STAGE

(From 18-04-1980 to 17-05-1980)

 

 

AMERICAN PRE-OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT

(San Juan, Puerto Rico)

(From 18-04-1980 to 25-04-1980)

 

 

Competition Day 1 (18-04-1980)

Uruguay - Brazil

82-95 (43-39)

Canada - Cuba

77-74 (37-35)

Puerto Rico - Argentina

99-93 (53-45)

Competition Day 2 (19-04-1980)

Canada - Mexico

102-79 (45-34)

Uruguay - Puerto Rico

84-128 (45-78)

Cuba - Brazil

76-78 (32-38)

Competition Day 3 (20-04-1980)

Cuba - Puerto Rico

88-113 (36-53)

Argentina - Mexico

104-79 (50-39)

Uruguay - Canada

72-111 (31-63)

Competition Day 4 (22-04-1980)

Argentina - Canada

86-89 (47-51)

Brazil - Mexico

92-90 (46-44)

Uruguay - Cuba

81-103 (45-54)

Competition Day 5 (23-04-1980)

Uruguay - Argentina

86-97 (34-51)

Canada - Brazil

98-81 (48-32)

Puerto Rico - Mexico

137-104 (65-50)

Competition Day 6 (24-04-1980)

Brazil - Argentina

98-118 (52-55)

Mexico - Cuba

88-70 (36-38)

Canada - Puerto Rico

67-84 (30-31)

Competition Day 7 (25-04-1980)

Mexico - Uruguay

98-87 (45-41)

Argentina - Cuba

86-75 (35-38)

Brazil - Puerto Rico

99-93 (51-50)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

PtS.

1. Puerto Rico*

6

5

1

654

535

11

2. Canada*

6

5

1

544

476

11

3. Argentina*

6

4

2

584

526

10

4. Brazil

6

4

2

543

557

10

5. Mexico

6

2

4

538

592

8

6. Cuba

6

1

5

486

523

7

7. Uruguay

6

0

6

492

632

6

* Qualified for Olympic Tournament: Puerto Rico, Canada, Argentina (but later withdrawn after the American boycott).

 

 

 

EUROPEAN PRE-OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT

(Switzerland)

(From 6-05-1980 to 17-05-1980)

 

 

PRELIMINARY ROUND

 

GROUP A (Neuchâtel)

 

GROUP B (Luzern)

Competition Day 1 (6-05-1980)

Competition Day 1 (6-05-1980)

Norway - Turkey

74-94 (32-47)

Great Britain - Finland

84-81 (35-45)

France - Austria

83-70 (34-37)

Hungary - Spain

50-97 (30-54)

Competition Day 2 (7-05-1980)

Competition Day 2 (7-05-1980)

France - Norway

96-77 (52-40)

Hungary - Great Britain

101-79 (53-37)

Israel - Turkey

92-77 (43-38)

Poland - Finland

102-70 (43-38)

Competition Day 3 (8-05-1980)

Competition Day 3 (8-05-1980)

Austria - Norway

78-74 (44-35)

Poland - Hungary

90-58 (44-30)

Israel - France

81-85 (31-39;77-77)

Spain - Great Britain

125-63 (63-37)

Competition Day 4 (9-05-1980)

Competition Day 4 (9-05-1980)

Austria - Israel

82-99 (44-57)

Finland - Hungary

74-73 (42-43)

Turkey - France

78-76 (38-40)

Spain - Poland

107-81 (47-35)

Competition Day 5 (10-05-1980)

Competition Day 5 (10-05-1980)

Turkey - Austria

100-76 (43-26)

Finland - Spain

92-107 (45-51)

Norway - Israel

71-100 (37-44)

Great Britain - Poland

70-74 (42-39)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

PtS.

1. Israel

4

3

1

372

315

7

2. France

4

3

1

340

306

7

3. Turkey

4

3

1

349

318

7

4. Austria

4

1

3

306

356

5

5. Norway

4

0

4

296

368

4

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

PtS.

1. Spain

4

4

0

436

286

8

2. Poland

4

3

1

347

305

7

3. Hungary

4

1

3

282

340

5

4. Finland

4

1

3

317

366

5

5. Great Britain

4

1

3

296

381

5

 

GROUP C (Vevey)

 

GROUP D (Lugano)

Competition Day 1 (6-05-1980)

Competition Day 1 (7-05-1980)

Greece - Sweden

71-79 (39-35)

Bulgaria - FRG

76-83 (37-41)

Switzerland - Czechoslovakia

74-92 (40-50)

Italy - Netherlands

95-65 (50-39)

Competition Day 2 (7-05-1980)

Competition Day 2 (9-05-1980)

Luxembourg - Sweden

48-97 (26-47)

Italy - FRG

104-80 (41-40)

Switzerland - Greece

80-92 (41-39)

Netherlands - Bulgaria

103-75 (48-30)

Competition Day 3 (8-05-1980)

Competition Day 3 (10-05-1980)

Luxembourg - Switzerland

60-89 (24-46)

FRG - Netherlands

73-62 (34-27)

Czechoslovakia - Greece

80-73 (46-42)

Italy - Bulgaria

114-103 (59-50)

Competition Day 4 (9-05-1980)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

PtS.

1. Italy

3

3

0

313

248

6

2. FRG

3

2

1

236

242

5

3. Netherlands

3

1

2

230

243

4

4. Bulgaria

3

0

3

254

300

3

* NOTE: Ireland, originally included in this group, withdrew just before the competition. As a result of it, all its games were scratched and the remaining games were re-scheduled for only four teams.

Czechoslovakia - Luxembourg

122-56 (67-28)

Sweden - Switzerland

79-62 (50-30)

Competition Day 5 (10-05-1980)

Greece - Luxembourg

119-46 (53-15)

Sweden - Czechoslovakia

62-83 (28-40)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

PtS.

1. Czechoslovakia

4

4

0

377

265

8

2. Sweden

4

3

1

317

264

7

3. Greece

4

2

2

355

285

6

4. Switzerland

4

1

3

305

323

5

5. Luxembourg

4

0

4

210

427

4

 

 

 

FINAL ROUND

(Preliminary Round scores are accumulated)

 

Genève

Competition Day 1 (12-05-1980)

Spain - FRG

85-59 (45-20)

Israel - Poland

74-89 (43-28)

France - Sweden

95-80 (39-39)

Czechoslovakia - Italy

69-76 (38-39)

Competition Day 2 (13-05-1980)

Israel - Sweden

69-62 (38-26)

Spain - Czechoslovakia

68-70 (39-39)

Poland - FRG

74-77 (33-38)

France - Italy

84-110 (41-53)

Competition Day 3 (14-05-1980)

Israel - FRG

96-74 (53-42)

Sweden - Italy

79-82 (40-48)

Poland - Czechoslovakia

82-74 (38-34)

France - Spain

100-103 (52-55)

Competition Day 4 (15-05-1980)

Poland - France

78-90 (43-39)

Sweden - Spain

87-86 (40-48)

FRG - Czechoslovakia

79-84 (43-44)

Israel - Italy

99-98 (45-45)

Competition Day 5 (16-05-1980)

Sweden - Poland

82-75 (45-27)

FRG - France

79-80 (39-40)

Israel - Czechoslovakia

78-90 (41-41)

Italy - Spain

93-79 (43-34)

Competition Day 6 (17-05-1980)

FRG - Sweden

79-72 (47-36)

Italy - Poland

96-82 (50-49)

Israel - Spain

89-100 (38-47)

Czechoslovakia - France

114-112 (45-55;100-100)

FINAL STANDING

P

W

L

F

A

PtS.

1. Italy*

7

6

1

659

572

13

2. Czechoslovakia*

7

5

2

584

557

12

3. Spain*

7

4

3

628

579

11

4. France

7

4

3

646

645

11

5. Israel

7

3

4

586

598

10

6. FRG

7

2

5

527

595

9

7. Sweden

7

2

5

524

569

9

8. Poland

7

2

5

561

600

9

* Qualified for Olympic Tournament: Italy, Czechoslovakia, Spain.

 

 

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GAME DETAILS (SPAIN)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Eishalle (Luzern)

DATE: 6-05-1980 (20:30 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Mikhail Davidov (USSR), Kostas Dimou (GRE)

FOULED OUT: Morgen (24’), Székely (32’)

HUN

Hungary - Spain

SPA

50-97 (30-54)

Hungary (coach: Mátyás Ránky)

László Székely (5), György Kamarás (10), László Recska (6), József Szűcs (11), Frigyes Morgen (4); Attila Farkas (-), Gábor Hoffmann (-), Csaba Szlávik (6), József Kucsera (2), Lajos Varga (2), Róbert Heinrich (-), Zoltán Szirmai (4)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Juan Antonio Corbalán (15), Wayne Brabender (28), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (12), Juan Domingo de la Cruz (6), Fernando Romay (8); José Luis Llorente (-), José Luis “Indio” Díaz (4), José María Margall (6), Manolo Flores (8), Luis Miguel Santillana (2), Rafael Rullán (-), Nacho Solozábal (8)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Eishalle (Luzern)

DATE: 8-05-1980 (20:30 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Mikhail Davidov (USSR), Marcel Arendt (LUX)

FOULED OUT: “Indio” Díaz (32’), Romay (35’) / Stewart (21’), Day (23’), Jeremich (24’), Hopkins (27’)

SPA

Spain - Great Britain

GBR

125-63 (63-37)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Juan Antonio Corbalán (10), Wayne Brabender (31), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (20), Juan Domingo de la Cruz (19), Fernando Romay (4); José Luis Llorente (-), José Luis “Indio” Díaz (10), José María Margall (10), Manolo Flores (11), Luis Miguel Santillana (4), Rafael Rullán (-), Nacho Solozábal (6)

Great Britain (coach: Norm Sloan)

Paul Stewart (20), Paul Stimpson (13), Ian Day (4), Alan Baillie (4), Peter Jeremich (6); Don Reid (-), David Lloyd (5), John Belk (-), Steve Assinder (2), Neville Hopkins (2), Mike Samson (7), Dan Lloyd (-)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Eishalle (Luzern)

DATE: 9-05-1980 (20:30 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Jan Holmin (SWE), Bernard Pasteris (SWI)

FOULED OUT: Romay (36’) / Kijewski (36’)

SPA

Spain - Poland

POL

107-81 (47-35)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Juan Antonio Corbalán (19), Wayne Brabender (27), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (20), Juan Domingo de la Cruz (28), Fernando Romay (10); José Luis Llorente (-), José Luis “Indio” Díaz (-), José María Margall (-), Manolo Flores (-), Luis Miguel Santillana (3), Rafael Rullán (-), Nacho Solozábal (-)

Poland (coach: Jerzy Świątek)

Eugeniusz Kijewski (10), Dariusz Zelig (10), Mieczysław Młynarski (31), Zdzisław Myrda (-), Krzysztof Fikiel (14); Zbigniew Kudłacz (-), Wojciech Rosiński (-), Andrzej Suda (-), Jerzy Binkowski (8), Ireneusz Mulak (-), Justyn Węglorz (6), Ryszard Prostak (2)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Eishalle (Luzern)

DATE: 10-05-1980 (15:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Milan Jahoda (CZE), Jan Holmin (SWE)

FOULED OUT: Marttila (22’), Zitting (37’) / Romay (25’), De la Cruz (34’)

FIN

Finland - Spain

SPA

92-107 (45-51)

Finland (coach: Robert Petersen)

Antti Zitting (12), Jouko Heikkinen (6), Risto Lignell (24), Mikko Koskinen (12), Heikki Kasko (20); Tapio Sten (-), Pertti Marttila (6), Timo Saarelainen (2), Timo Harju (-), Jukka Sievinen (-), Martti Sajantila (10)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Nacho Solozábal (18), Manolo Flores (30), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (28), Luis Miguel Santillana (6), Fernando Romay (3); Wayne Brabender (-), José Luis Llorente (-), José Luis “Indio” Díaz (12), José María Margall (-), Juan Antonio Corbalán (-), Rafael Rullán (-), Juan Domingo de la Cruz (10)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Patinoire des Vernets (Genève)

DATE: 12-05-1980 (16:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Radoslav Petrović (YUG), Stanko Stojanov (BUL)

FOULED OUT: -

SPA

Spain - FRG

FRG

85-59 (45-20)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Juan Antonio Corbalán (10), Wayne Brabender (23), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (15), Juan Domingo de la Cruz (12), Fernando Romay (-); José Luis Llorente (-), José Luis “Indio” Díaz (4), José María Margall (9), Manolo Flores (6), Luis Miguel Santillana (2), Rafael Rullán (-), Nacho Solozábal (4)

FRG (coach: Terry Schofield)

Ulrich Peters (10), Volkert Asshoff (4), Sebastian Brunnert (8), Michael Pappert (8), Klaus Zander (6); Jörg Heidrich (6), Armin Andres (2), Armin Sowa (6), Holger Arpe (-), Christoph Kruschewski (3), Frank Hudson (2), Eckhard Lodders (4)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Patinoire des Vernets (Genève)

DATE: 13-05-1980 (18:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Mikhail Davidov (USSR), Malcolm Heath (ENG)

FOULED OUT: Hraška (30’)

SPA

Spain - Czechoslovakia

CZE

68-70 (39-39)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Juan Antonio Corbalán (12), Wayne Brabender (11), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (16), Juan Domingo de la Cruz (17), Fernando Romay (-); José Luis Llorente (-), José Luis “Indio” Díaz (-), José María Margall (2), Manolo Flores (4), Luis Miguel Santillana (-), Rafael Rullán (-), Nacho Solozábal (6)

Czechoslovakia (coach: Pavel Petera)

Gustáv Hraška (12), Kamil Brabenec (19), Jiří Pospíšil (4), Stanislav Kropilák (1), Zdeněk Douša (6); Jaroslav Skála (8), Jiří Jandák (-), Vlastimil Havlík (-), Peter Rajniak (8), Justin Sedlák (-), Zdeněk Kos (12), Vlastimil Klimeš (-)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Patinoire des Vernets (Genève)

DATE: 14-05-1980 (23:15 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Dragaš Jakšić (YUG), Bernard Pasteris (SWI)

FOULED OUT: Cain (30’), Haquet (39’) / De la Cruz (40’)

FRA

France - Spain

SPA

100-103 (52-55)

France (coach: Pierre Dao)

Jean-Michel Sénégal (4), Hervé Dubuisson (32), Georges Brosterhous (28), Bill Cain (8), Bob Riley (26); Victor Boistol (-), Philip Szanyiel (-), Jacques Monclar (-), Jacky Lamothe (2), Jacques Cachemire (-), Éric Beugnot (-), Daniel Haquet (-)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Juan Antonio Corbalán (8), Wayne Brabender (40), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (27), Juan Domingo de la Cruz (15), Luis Miguel Santillana (6); José Luis Llorente (-), José Luis “Indio” Díaz (-), José María Margall (-), Manolo Flores (2), Fernando Romay (5), Rafael Rullán (-), Nacho Solozábal (-)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Patinoire des Vernets (Genève)

DATE: 15-05-1980 (18:00 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Valdu Suurkask (USSR), Wilhelm Gregor (AUT)

FOULED OUT: Romay (12’), Santillana (36’), De la Cruz (39’)

SWE

Sweden - Spain

SPA

87-86 (40-48)

Sweden (coach: Mike Perry)

Thomas Nordgren (4), Martin Terins (-), Torbjörn Taxén (14), Roland Rahm (23), Sten Feldreich (22); Peter Andersson (-), Bengt Aili (-), Jonte Karlsson (-), Jan Enjebo (3), Peter Borg (-), Kristian Grundberg (2), Åke Skyttevall (19)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Nacho Solozábal (2), Manolo Flores (16), José María Margall (4), Juan Domingo de la Cruz (19), Fernando Romay (3); Wayne Brabender (4), José Luis Llorente (8), José Luis “Indio” Díaz (2), Luis Miguel Santillana (8), Juan Antonio Corbalán (-), Rafael Rullán (-), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (20)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Patinoire des Vernets (Genève)

DATE: 16-05-1980 (23:15 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Bernard Pasteris (SWI), Stanko Stojanov (BUL)

FOULED OUT: Solfrini (28’), Bonamico (33’) / Romay (29’)

ITA

Italy - Spain

SPA

93-79 (43-34)

Italy (coach: Sandro Gamba)

Pierluigi Marzorati (16), Enrico Gilardi (8), Marco Bonamico (10), Renato Villalta (18), Dino Meneghin (8); Franco Boselli (7), Roberto Brunamonti (-), Mike Sylvester (-), Fabrizio della Fiori (2), Marco Solfrini (4), Renzo Vecchiato (20), Pietro Generali (-)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Juan Antonio Corbalán (5), Wayne Brabender (14), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (17), Juan Domingo de la Cruz (10), Fernando Romay (6); José Luis Llorente (-), José Luis “Indio” Díaz (9), José María Margall (4), Manolo Flores (9), Luis Miguel Santillana (-), Rafael Rullán (-), Nacho Solozábal (5)

 

PRE-OLYMPIC

VENUE: Patinoire des Vernets (Genève)

DATE: 17-05-1980 (21:15 h)

ATTENDANCE: xxx

REFEREES: Dragaš Jakšić (YUG), Hüsamettin Topuzoğlu (TUR)

FOULED OUT: -

ISR

Israel - Spain

SPA

89-100 (38-47)

Israel (coach: Ralph Klein)

Motti Aroesti (4), Mickey Berkowitz (14), Jim Boatwright (22), Lou Silver (20), Steve Schlachter (-); Eric Menkin (-), Or Goren (6), Avigdor Moskowitz (2), Steve Kaplan (5), Itamar Marzel (2), Pinhas Hozez (-), Boaz Yanai (14)

Spain (coach: Antonio Díaz Miguel)

Juan Antonio Corbalán (21), Wayne Brabender (23), Juan Antonio San Epifanio “Epi” (20), Juan Domingo de la Cruz (27), Fernando Romay (-); José Luis Llorente (-), José Luis “Indio” Díaz (1), José María Margall (-), Manolo Flores (-), Luis Miguel Santillana (8), Rafael Rullán (-), Nacho Solozábal (-)

 

 
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