Big Ten OKs Iowa Hawaii 1984 football game in Honolulu
The Big Ten unanimously approves Iowa's plan to schedule a 12th game against Hawaii in Honolulu on December 1 1984. Iowa athletic director Bump Elliott is away, and the match would occur two weeks after the regular season ends at Minnesota. The article also notes local summer events and college football spring practice debates.
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Iowa
Hawaii
Honolulu
Big Ten
Hawkeyes
NCAA
Jeff Elliott
Bump Elliott
Iowa City
Minnesota
Joe Restic
Harvard
Kohawk
Simpson
Iowa Wesleyan
Loras
Coe
Marion
Elmcrest
Jim Crabbe
Crabbe
Williams Leaves Buccaneers For USFL Outlaws
Quarterback Doug Williams signed a five year USFL contract with the Oklahoma Outlaws after failing to agree on a new deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Williams, 28, cited greener pastures and a chance to start anew, leaving a franchise that drafted him 17th overall in 1978.
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Tulsa
Okla
Doug Williams
National Football League
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
United States Football League
Oklahoma Outlaws
Tampa
Williams
Jimmy Walsh
Bucs
Doug
USFL
Tampa Bay
John McKay
Bill Tatham Jr
The
Outlaws
Moses wins 81st straight 400 hurdles with untied shoelace
Edwin Moses, racing with a loose shoelace, captured his 81st consecutive 400 meter hurdles victory at the World Championships in Helsinki. He clocked 47.50 as Alberto Cova narrowly won the 10,000 meters in a dramatic finish.
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Edwin Moses
Helsinki
Finland
Italy
Alberto Cova
Moses
Olympic Stadium
Cova
Sergei Litvinov
Tamara Bykova
Willi Wuelbeck
West Germany
Harald Schmid
Alexander Kharlov
Soviet Union
Werner Schildhauer
Hansjorg Kunze
Bekele Debele
Mohamed Kedir
Tanzania
Gidemus Shahanga
Schildhauer
Kunze
Alberto Salazar
United States
Davis to redshirt for 1984 Olympics aims
Iowa wrestler Barry Davis a two time NCAA champion will redshirt this season to train for the 1984 Olympics. Coach Dan Gable said the plan gives Davis time for international competition and travel. Tim Riley may move to 118 pounds to fill the spot, with a wide open race forthcoming.
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Iowa City
Barry Davis
University of Iowa
Dan Gable
Davis
Gable
Barry
Cedar Rapids Prairie High
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Caracas
Venezuela
Tim Riley
Riley
U.S
Boise State Star Terry Lee Picks Pro Baseball Over Basketball
Boise State guard Terry Lee gave up a basketball scholarship to sign with the Cincinnati Reds on July 30 1982. The 6 5 first baseman led Cedar Rapids Reds with 13 homers 53 RBI and a .277 average since late June his hitting has surged to .400 in early August and he credits daily play for the improvement.
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Mark Dukes
Terry Lee
Boise State University
Mr. Steak
Eugene
Ore
Lee
Cincinnati Reds
Cedar Rapids Reds
Reds
Boise State
Madison
Cedar Rapids
Bruce Kimm
Kimm
Churchill High School
Churchill
Oregon
Chemeketa Community College
Salem
Boise
Big Sky
Pat O’connor
Cincinnati
Larry D’amato
Celtics Sold to Three Businessmen for 15 Million
Boston owner Harry Mangurian says the Boston Celtics sold Tuesday night to three businessmen led by Don Gaston. The deal, valued around 15 million, awaits NBA approval and is expected to close in two to three weeks. The new owners plan to keep Red Auerbach and aim to sign Larry Bird.
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Harry Mangurian
Boston Celtics
Don F. Gaston
Gulf & Western Industries
Mangurian
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Gaston
Greenwich
Conn
Allen H. Cohen
New Jersey Nets
Paul DuPee
Richfield Holdings
Cohen
Nets
Manguarian
Red Auerbach
Red
Larry Bird
Bird
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