Year-ender recap of 1985 sports and world events
Sports and news intersect in 1985 as 300 win pitchers Seaver and Niekro raise records while cocaine test bans spark scandal. Pete Rose and college programs face probes. global clashes over Olympics and Goodwill Games shape the year. Royals, Mets, Dodgers, and Blue Jays highlight dramatic seasons amid strikes and management changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Seaver
Chicago White Sox
Phil Niekro
New York Yankees
Pete Rose
Dave Parker
Keith Hernandez
Pittsburgh
Peter Ueberroth
Players’ Union
Kenneth Davis
Tulane University
Kentucky
Joe B. Hall
NBC
Turner Broadcasting System
Moscow
Howard Cosell
Cosell
ABC
Brussels
Belgium
Bradford
England
Roger Maris
Brooklyn Dodgers
Burleigh Grimes
van Lingle Mungo
Boston Red Sox
Smokey Joe
Rose
Ty Cobb
Cincinnati
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Willie McGee
St. Louis
Dwight Gooden
New York Mets
Rod Carew
California Angels
George Brett
Bret Saberhagen
Kansas City Royals
Toronto Blue Jays
Billy Martin
Don Mattingly
U.S
Strange Year for Golf Favors Foreign Winners and Comebacks
Tom Watson notes a strange season marked by Curtis Strange’s strong year, foreign champions Seve Ballesteros and Sandy Lyle, and dramatic comebacks. Bernhard Langer won the Masters, Lyle captured the British Open, T C Chen nearly won the U S Open, while Lanny Wadkins earned PGA Player of the Year after three titles. Watson himself won three titles but faced a late Masters setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mats Wilander
Joe Montana
San Francisco 49Ers
Miami Dolphins
Dan Marino
United States Football League
Harry Usher
NFL
Baltimore
Oakland
USFL
Doug Flutie
Steve Young
Gary Anderson
Mike Rozier
Reggie White
Anthony Carter
David Greenwood
Bobby Hebert
Trumaine Johnson
Tim Spencer
Chicago
Miami
Bears
William
Perry
Cincinnati
Sam Wyche
Detroit
Darryl Rogers
Indianapolis
Rod Dowhower
Tampa Bay
Leeman Bennett
Bud Grant
Minnesota
Bum Phillips
New Orleans
Campbell
Hugh
Houston
Marion
Philadelphia
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Los Angeles
Boston
Lakers
Celtics
Tom Watson
Mark Wiebe
Golf Writers Association
Don Pooley
Wiebe
Dan Forsman
Phil Blackmar
Billy Glasson
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Craig Stadler
Larry Nelson
Ben Crenshaw
Scott Verplank
Strange
Augusta
Bernhard Langer
Seve Ballesteros
Spain
Sandy Lyle
Royal St. George’s
Tom Kite
Lyle
Oakland Hills
T.C. Chen
Taiwan
Hubert Green
Trevino
Cherry Hills
Fuzzy Zoeller
Watson
Bay Hill
Zoeller
Green
North
Lanny Wadkins
Spend a Buck Dominates Derby Year With Controversy
The 1989 Thoroughbred season saw D Wayne Lukas near 70 stakes winners and a $10 million purse milestone despite no single star. Spend a Buck highlighted the year after Derby glory and a controversial choice to skip the Preakness and Belmont to chase a $2 million bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wayne Lukas
Lukas
Proud Truth
Gate Dancer
Aqueduct
Pebbles
Sheikh Mohammed al Maktoum
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
United States
Abigail Fuller
Chief’s Crown
Creme Fraiche
Precisionist
Tasso
Win
Cozzene
Spend A Buck
Dennis Diaz
Angel Cordero
Tank
Propsect
Eugene V. Klein
Woody Stephens
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Kansas City
Royals
Andujar
White Sox
Britt Burns
Yanks
Atlanta
Eddie Haas
Bobby Wine
Chuck Tanner
Joe Altobelli
Earl Weaver
Bob Lillis
Hal Lanier
Billy Gardner
Ray
Nascar
Bill Elliott
Darrell Waltrip
al Unser
al Jr
Danny Sullivan
Alain Prost
France
Wally Dallenbach Jr
In Review
Andy North
Arlington Park
Teleprompter
Lord Derby