Spitzig Aims To Let Big Rivalry Fuel Hawkeyes
Iowa linebacker Kevin Spitzig talks about the Saturday home opener against Iowa State. He grew up in Ankeny and backs the Hawkeyes to break their two-game skid against the Cyclones while facing former teammate and ISU guard Ted Clapper.
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Farm Picture Page Money Stock Listings Section C
Section C features the money stock listings and farm pictures page. It presents market figures, price quotations, and farm image captions reflecting agricultural finance and commodity values for readers tracking farm economics.
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Huskers praised after impressive opening win
Nebraska coaches and observers laud the team after a 42-7 season opener win over Iowa. Bob Devaney, former Nebraska coach and current athletic director, says the Huskers may eclipse past great teams. Osborne notes the first half was strongest and Iowa was surprised by a new offense slant while praising Nebraska's beautiful play.
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Judge rules NCAA TV plan violates antitrust law
Federal Judge Juan Burciaga voids 1982 1985 NCAA football TV contracts finding antitrust violations. He bans the NCAA from enforcing deals and orders schools to decide their own rights, noting football uniquely subject to NCAA control. Universities Oklahoma and Georgia sued, seeking independent TV deals.
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Iowa and Iowa State games may get statewide TV exposure
Federal judge’s ruling on football TV rights could lead to network broadcasts of Cyclone and Hawkeye games. WOI’s Bob Helmers and Iowa athletic director Chalmers Elliott warn of possible delays and a chaotic shift if networks televise every top program.
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Malone Traded from Rockets to 76ers for Jones and Draft Pick
Moses Malone, two time NBA MVP, is traded from Houston to Philadelphia for Caldwell Jones and the 1983 first round pick. The 76ers add the No. 1 draft choice via deal tied to a six year, 13.2 million offer. Malone says he aims to fit with Julius Erving and prove himself as a complete player in Philadelphia.
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Cardinals blank Phillies 8-0 in pivotal NL East clash
Joaquin Andujar held Philadelphia to three hits as St. Louis routed the Phillies 8-0. George Hendrick drove in four runs with two hits while Whitey Herzog and the Cardinals extended their NL East lead, despite Andujar's knee concern.
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