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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1983

Page

18

Nebraska Strength Program Built From Ground Up

Nebraska’s weight program under Epley grew from limited lifting in 1967 to a major operation with 13 strength coaches, six guides for visitors, and facilities upgrades funded by $205,000 from the school and $90,000 from Ken Morrison. The program ships 15,000 pounds of equipment to Miami for the Orange Bowl showcasing its reach and impact on recruiting. Nebraska credits its gym’s evolution as the birthplace of modern collegiate strength and conditioning.

Epley Steinkuhler Rozier Nebraska Oklahoma State Cowboys Jimmy Johnson Ken Morrison Hastings Neb AMF Co Miami Lincoln Omaha Tropical Park

Gonder Reflects On College Career And Europe Goals

Gonder, son of Cedar Rapids sportscaster Ron Gonder, talks about his tough prep, the influence of coach Don King, and his 1 407 point Augustana career. He plans post graduation Europe pro basketball and writes for The Mirror while preparing for a Dec 28 game against Morningside.

Gonder Cedar Rapids Ron Gonder Iowa-Drake the Mirror Augustana Europe Don King Washington High School King Bill Gross Sioux Falls Morningside

Angels Near Signing Cruz as Gossage Offer Also Made

The California Angels appear close to signing free agent second baseman Julio Cruz and have offered to reliever Rich Goose Gossage. Executive VP Buzzie Bavasi declined to confirm terms, saying nothing will happen until the first week in January. Cruz’s agent Bryan David withheld confirmation, though noted Angels are involved.

Anaheim Calif California Angels Julio Cruz Rich “Goose” Gossage Angels Buzzie Bavasi California Cruz Chicago Julio White Sox David Los Angeles Herald Examiner Angel Gossage Jerry Kapstein Bavasi New York Yankees Seattle Baltimore Bobby Grich Rod Carew Reggie Jackson

IRS Loses to Rose Over 1978 Jeep Deductions

A U S District Court jury ruled nine Jeeps Rose gave to Reds coaches in 1978 are business deductions, allowing Rose to recover taxes and interest paid on his 1978 return. The decision ends the IRS challenge to the former baseball star’s write offs.

Cincinnati Internal Revenue Service Pete Rose U.S Rose Cincinnati Reds IRS

China to send 200 athletes to Los Angeles Games

China will field its largest Olympic delegation ever to Los Angeles with 200 athletes in 15 events led by the world champion men's gymnastics team and high jumper Zhu Jianhua. Officials say medals are unlikely, but gymnastics, diving, shooting, women's volleyball, track and field, weightlifting and fencing are seen as best bets.

Peking China Los Angeles Zhu Jianhua Wu Zhongyuan Chinese Olympic Committee International Olympic Committee Taiwan Republic of China IOC Chinese Taipei Olympic Committee Helsinki Germany Sarajevo Yugoslavia Lake Placid Hu Na United States U.S Liu Guochang

Theismann Named AP Offensive Player of the Year

Washington Redskins quarterback Joe Theismann won the AP Offensive Player of the Year award after a 29 touchdown 11 interception season guiding the league leading 14-2 team. Rams rookie Eric Dickerson was runner up with 29 votes.

NEW York Joe Theismann Washington Redskins National Football League Associated Press Theismann Redskins Eric Dickerson Los Angeles Rams Dan Marino Miami John Riggins San Francisco Joe Montana Curt Warner Seattle Mike Quick Philadelphia Lynn Dickey Green Bay Dickerson Marino NFL Toronto Notre Dame Dolphins Bob Griese Washington Sonny Jurgensen Billy Kilmer Sonny Billy Jurgensen George Allen Kilmer

Dodgers Pitcher Steve Howe Files for Bankruptcy

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Steve Howe, suspended for the 1984 season amid cocaine issues, filed for bankruptcy listing 340000 in debts and 267600 in assets. Howe earned 325000 last season and owes the Dodgers 71000 in fines, with the club and commissioner weighing loan options as Howe faces financial and career turmoil.

LOS Angeles Steve Howe Los Angeles Dodgers Howe Cyndy Agoura Bowie Kuhn Kuhn Dodger Tony Attanasio Attanasio Dodgers Peter O’malley

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