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Midwest League 1980League and Team LeadershipLeague Officers
Umpires
# Name Hometown
Roy Bornholt Ontario, Canada
Randy Bruns Waverly, Iowa
Gary Cederstrom Minot, North Dakota
Phil Jannsen Little Chute, Wisconsin
Ray Kluever Stoughton, Wisconsin
Terry Mann Chester, Pennsylvania
Larry Reveal Indianapolis, Indiana
Gary Robinson Charlotte, North Carolina
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Team Leadership
President GM
Appleton Bill Sands Ollie Burrows
Sue Iverson
Burlington Dick O'Daniels Rick Bach
Cedar Rapids Harold "Pinky" Primrose Don Buchheister
Clinton Paul Larson Tim Sievers
Quad City Dave Cross Roger "Gabby" Crow
Waterloo Dick Kern Rich Blumeyer
Wausau Lyle Weden Roger Gifford
Wisconsin Rapids Terry Stake Bill Kinsman
Coaching Staffs
Manager Coaches Trainer
Appleton Gordy Lund Ron Wollenhaupt
Burlington Duane Espy Brian Thorson
Cedar Rapids Jim Lett Mike Messaros
Clinton Wayne Cato
Quad City Jim Napier Gene Oliver Davey Nesmoe
Waterloo Cal Emery Chuck Stobbs Bob Gariglio
Wausau Marty Martinez Joe Nemeth
Wisconsin Rapids Rich Stelmaszek
Coaches may be missing from this list. Any help would be appreciated. Ballpark Information
Stadium Capacity Attendance
Appleton Goodland Field 4,300 74,207
Burlington Community Field 3,500 51,486
Cedar Rapids Veterans Memorial Stadium 6,000 84,062
Clinton Riverview Stadium 3,600 58,723
Quad City (Davenport, IA) John O'Donnell Stadium 8,500 103,445
Waterloo Municipal Stadium 5,400 72,606
Wausau Athletic Park 3,000 37,175
Wisconsin Rapids Witter Field 3,000 47,899
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