IOC TV Cash Battle Shapes 1984 Games Geld Flow
The IOC and Los Angeles dispute television revenue from the 1984 Games. LA seeks a larger slice while demanding a direct contract with the IOC, which insists on the U S Olympic Committee as a partner and keeps one third of revenue for administration, one third for international federations, and one third for national committees. Solidarity spending fuels coach education, sports administration, and scholarships in developing nations, with billions potentially available by 1984.
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Podolak calls it quits
Ed Podolak, Kansas City Chiefs all time leading rusher, retired today after nine NFL seasons. The former Iowa star from Atlantic, Iowa, highlighted by 350 total yards in the 27 24 Christmas Day 1971 loss to Miami, will enter private business and join NBC football telecast crew. The IOC seeks grants for national committees and regional aid to strengthen ongoing global sports support.
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Veeck's Sox Lament Cubs Coverage In Chicago Media
The piece reports White Sox owner Bill Veeck blasting Chicago press for favoring the Cubs in region coverage. It notes Sox milestones, attendance figures, and Veeck’s commitment to the team despite minimal pay, plus Cubs dominance in media treatment. Also mentions Iowa diving coach decision and Iowa divers’ transfer uncertainly.
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Cornets Hold First Tryouts At Coe College In Iowa
Iowa Cornets of the new Women s Basketball League will host tryouts at Coe College this Friday through Sunday drawing players from several states including Alaska. Coach George Nicodemus expects enrollees to reach training camp this fall as the league conducts its inaugural events. General Manager Rod Levi says a major announcement is planned at a Cedar Rapids news conference Friday morning.
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Giants top Appleton 8 4 as Mull is ejected
Cedar Rapids Giants beat Appleton 8 to 4 to pull within a half game of second in the Midwest League South. Ray Cosio earned his first win of the year in relief after Mull was ejected in the fifth. Appleton manager Gordy Lund also tossed after a dispute.
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Steffen Signs John Steffen With Dubuque University
Cedar Rapids La Salle running back John Steffen, 6-1 and 175 pounds, signed a national letter of intent with the University of Dubuque after his standout fall season.
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Dubuque University
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