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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1985

Page

17

New pact in sight for Boddicker

Baltimore Orioles might sign a new contract with Mike Boddicker before Wednesday. Arbitration hearings are set in New York, with Boddicker seeking 790000 and the club offering 600000. Boddicker went 20-11 with a 2.79 ERA last season and earned incentives. Storm Davis arbitration follows, with a request of 550000 versus 415000 offered. Davis went 14-9 with a 3.12 ERA.

Baltimore Norway Mike Boddicker Baltimore Orioles Boddicker New York Mark Hyman Baltimore News-American Roddicker Orioles Hyman Storm Davis Davis

Coe Women Rally to Beat Grinnell 71 48 at Home

The Coe College women overwhelmed Grinnell 71 to 48 at Eby Fieldhouse, using a 21-2 second half run. Julie Decker led with 17 points, with Leanne Ishimura adding 14 and Lisa ... to pace the Kohawks in the Midwest Conference clash.

Coe Grinnell Eby Fieldhouse Julie Decker Leanne Ishimura Lisa

Coe Tops Grinnell. Grinnell Falls Behind Late

Coe rallied from a 35-34 deficit with a 21-2 run to pull away from Grinnell 71-48 as Deb Eastman led Grinnell with 14 points and Liz Schumacher added 15. Coe improves to 6-10 overall, 4-1 in league play, while Grinnell drops to 6-10.

Redkammer Coe Grinnell Liz Schumacher Deb Eastman Pioneers

Minor and Rumford shine as Five Seasons rodeo opens

The 1985 World's Toughest Rodeo kicks off a three day run drawing 3,600 fans. Vicki Minor on Chick set an arena barrel record at 12.08 seconds, Bronc Rumford won steer drop in 3.2 seconds, while several other riders posted top times in bull riding bareback and saddle bronc as competition continues tonight and Sunday Family Day.

Kevin Kane E-Lance Fairfax Vicki Minor Kansas Bronc Rumford Gazette Family Day Minor Chick Great Lakes Indianapolis Charley Wesley Missouri Joe Bob Locke Rumford Mapleton Myron Kunze Sidney Craig Glasgow Glasgow John Luthi Chico Sam Perkins Candy Des Moines Winston Breckenridge Ringo Robert Lee Etbauer Richard

Iowa and Iowa State add multiple football recruits

Iowa and Iowa State expanded their 1980s recruiting haul with defensive end Courtney Wallace from Neville Louisiana and fullback Richard Bass of Omaha committing to Iowa. Hawkeyes also landed versatile Vernon Little from Duquesne Pennsylvania and tailback defensive back Tommy Stowers of Kansas City Missouri for ISU.

Owa Courtney Wallace Richard Bass Omaha Neb Hawkeyes Vernon Little George Little Duquesne Iowa Minnesota Iowa State Tommy Stowers Kansas City Stowers

Iowa women pin Gophers in Minneapolis

Freshman Michelle Ice Edwards scored a career high 21 to lead Iowa to a 66 58 win at Minnesota. Iowa rises to 8 2 in the Big Ten and 14 6 overall while Minnesota drops to 6 4 and 11 9. Edwards sparked the first 10 points as Iowa shot 53 percent in the first half.

Galesburg Ill Addie Wallace Cornell Rams Lisa Schwien Michelle Noggle Ram Knox Barb Thomas Genny Dettmer Gay Gabrilska Deanna Dittmer Kelly Nichols Schacter Brevins Brands Griffith Werny Baker Kapoun Dettmer Fayette Central Upper Iowa Iowa Sue Poppens Markay Winston Linda Kubiak Rhonda Osborn Kris Blomgren Kelly Gould Beth Poppens Kim McFarlan Joni Clements Kendra Karsten Kris Thompson Dana Frederick Minneapolis Minn Michelle “Ice” Edwards Minnesota Hawkeyes Ohio State Hawkeye C. Vivian Stringer Edwards Gophers Laura Coenen Robin Anderson Lisa Becker Pam Williams Coenen Becker Lynn Kennedy Anderson

1971 San Fernando earthquake toll in California

The quake struck the San Fernando Valley in California on a date in 1971, killing more than 60 people and causing extensive damage across the region. Emergency services responded as investigators assessed collapsed structures and aftershocks followed in the days after.

California San Fernando Valley

Multiple Pro Sports Moves and Amendments Sweep the Week

Jerry Reinsdorf takes majority control of the Chicago Bulls for 9.2 million with NBA and AL approval anticipated by March 1. George Mikan led bids for the Milwaukee Bucks as a local investor group counters Monday. Sonny Smith resigns as Auburn coach. Other notes include Texas Rangers sale votes, Curt Kaufman and Daryl Sconiers to the Angels, George Vukovich, Jay Bauer to the Indians, Rich Gedman to the Red Sox, Michael Gross world record in swimming, Mark O'Meara tied for second in the Hawaiian Open, Moses pretrial in Los Angeles, Ashe selects Davis Cup team, Eddie Mustafa Muhammad wins at the Felt Forum, and Southern Mississippi on probation.

Jerry Reinsdorf Chicago White Sox Chicago Bulls NBA Milwaukee Journal Minneapolis-St. Paul George Mikan Milwaukee Bucks Milwaukee Auburn Sonny Smith Baseball Peter Ueberroth Texas Rangers Gaylord Broadcasting Co Iowa State Curt Kaufman Daryl Sconiers California Angels Cleveland Indians George Vukovich Jay Bauer Rich Gedman Boston Red Sox Michael Gross Bonn West Germany Gross Mark O’meara Andy North Los Angeles Edwin Moses Eliot Teltscher Aaron Krickstein Ken Flach Robert Seguso Arthur Ashe United States Japan Kyoto Eddie Mustafa Muhammad World Boxing Association Tyrone Booze Felt Forum New York Southern Mississippi NCAA

Illinois center George Montgomery sidelined by broken foot

Illinois coach Lou Henson announced senior center George Montgomery will miss the rest of the season with a broken foot. Montgomery suffered the injury in a 64-56 loss to Michigan State in East Lansing, averaging about 10 points and seven rebounds this season as Illinois drops to 6-4 in the Big Ten and 18-6 overall.

Champaign Ill Illinois Lou Henson George Montgomery Montgomery Michigan State East Lansing Mich Michigan Illini

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