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Sports / Basketball #70713

ABC Evening News for Sunday, Mar 22, 1981
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(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: Sam Donaldson

(Studio) IN-LA State, LSU-Wichita State basketball games reported; films shown, courtesy NBC Sports. Virginia-North Carolina game cited. Individual players mentioned. Brigham Young-Notre Dame basketball game discussed; player Danny Ainge featured. His "perfect" life with wife Michelle and daughter Ashley detailed. [Coach Frank ARNOLD - notes Ainge's zest.] [AINGE - displays modesty; comments on decision to enter baseball.] Ainge's baseball experience outlined. [Toronto coach Bobby DOERR - hopes Ainge can be good hitter.] Ainge's performance in game yesterday against Virginia reported [Michelle AINGE - reacts to end of husband's basketball career.] Ainge reported going with Toronto Blue Jays. Brooks Robinson mentioned.
REPORTER: Dick Schaap

Reporter(s):
Donaldson, Sam;
Schaap, Dick
Duration:
00:05:10

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