Miscellaneous 1980s sports notes and Olympic mentions
The fragment references Michigan State football and basketball figures, Yale end Kelley, Texas players, and other noted athletes. It mentions 49 of the 1985 season, Olympic skating, Detroit boxing prospects, and a mix of college and professional names with scattered game references and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Batty Kelley
Yale
Michaels
Paugh
Texas
Percy Purcher
ADS MEET 440 TODAY
The men and coaches gather for the Winter Meeting to discuss conference problems and athletic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ommitteen
Rious
Unclear wrestling results with scattered names and scores
Fragmentary report lists Danno O'Malnd defeating Jack Boston and J Ray Steele beating Leo Nima and Man Mountain Mountain. Mentions Omaha 530 Boston defeat and other scattered names Jules City and River with pinned outcomes, but details are garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danno O'Mand
Jack Boston
J—Ray Steele
Leo Nima
Man Mountain Mountain
Gapin
Omaha
Boston
Aumont
Jane
Zeller
Fant
Jules City
All Ohio eleven names listed by Associated Press panel
The AP announces first eleven players with Halleck Lewis and Snyder as picks from Ohio U and opponent schools. Positions span tackle guard center back and end with players from Ohio U Akron Cincinnati Wesleyan Muskingum and others. Second and third teams plus honorable mentions include Wesleyan Fedhaus Janson Palm Ragazzo Koprowski and more.
Ohio colleges dominate AP all Ohio football team
Ohio University led with three first team picks Halleck at end Lewis at tackle and Snyder in backfield Crowded first team also includes W Krause and Noble from Baldwin Wallace Duncan Nolting and Hensal earn spots for Cincinnati Akron and Ohio Wesleyan place Cox Overturf while Western Reserve wins fullback Zech as honorary captain Zeh tops scoring with 112 points and the 1935 all Ohio picks span Buckeye Conference and Ohio leagues with 15 colleges represented
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Bobcats
Halleck
Lewis
Snyder
Baldwin-Wallace
W. Krause
Ken Noble
Cincinnati
Indiana
Ohio U
Harry Duncan
Ray Nolting
Akron
Earl Hensal
de Luxe
Ohio Wesleyan
Ray Overturf
Muckingum
Bob Cox
Western Reserve
Ray Zech
Ohio Loop
Ohio
Zeh
Noble
Nolting
Hensal
Cox
Duncan
Overturf
Krause
Bishop
Harness
R. Zeh
Baldwin Wallace
Yellow Jackets
Berea
Campaign Against Spears Uncovered at Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin football captain-elect John Golemgeske admitted participating in a movement to oust coach Clarence W. Spears. He said he polled players to learn their attitude toward Spears while athletic director Walter Meanwell faced questions about sanctioning the petition. Golemgeske is from Waukesha and the team has won one of eight games this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
John Golemgeske
Clarence W. Spears
Badger
Walter Meanwell
Golemgeske
Meanwell
Spears
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Catholic Gets Miami Bid for Orange Bowl Game
Miami the Orange Bowl committee selects Catholic University of Washington DC as the eastern representative for the New Year’s Day game. Vanderbilt is pressured to participate though Nashville reports cite their athletics committee likely to decline. If Vanderbilt declines the committee may select Auburn instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Catholic University of
Orange Krowl
Auburn
Bobby Wilson
Southern Methodist University
Texas Christian University
Stanford
Pasadena
Braddock Meets Mae West on Studio Visit
Heavyweight champion Jimmy Braddock visited Mae West in her Hollywood studio during a film production. West posed with the star, capturing a candid moment amid movie making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae West
Jimmy Braddock
Hollywood
Jim
Berwanger Named Western Conference's Outstanding Athlete
Jay Berwanger of the University of Chicago named the conference's top athlete for the second straight year in a writers poll. He topped Jesse Owens 41 to 20 with George Roscoe and Bill Renner also noted. Berwanger praised as a standout in football and all-around play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jay Berwanger
Dubuque
Iowa
University of Chicago
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Berwanger
George Roscoe
Minnesota
Bill Renner
Michigan
Roscoe
Renner
Red Grange
Grange
Bob Zuppke
Lilinois
Berkanger
Jay
Ralph Cannon
Chicago Daily News
Kim Thorpe
Aloes
John O'Connel
Davenport
Democrat and Leader
Manero Leads Orlando Open With 68 In Front
Tony Manero of Greensboro tops the field after 18 holes in the $2,000 Orlando Open. A 68 leads the pack as five players shot 69, with Ky Leafoon Lighthorse Harry Cooper Jimmy Thompson and Roy Horan among the runners-up. The 36-hole finals are scheduled for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fila
Tony Manero
Greensboro
N. C
Manero
Ky Leaffoon
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Jimmy Thompson
Ridgewood
N. J
Roy Horan
A. B. Thom
Lancaster
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Tony Penna
Pensacola
Fla
al Krueger
Beloit
Wis
Horan
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Revolta
Parks
Peaceful settlement sought in A A U boycott dispute
New York observers report the A A U executive and foreign relations committees meeting to avert a floor fight over the proposed boycott of the Olympic Games. Avery Brundage and Jeremiah Mahoney led opposing sides while the Olympic team plans proceed, with possible joint track and field trials on the table and consideration of records and hockey policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Olym
Joint Committee
Hockey Committee
Fordham's Rame Sees Third Straight 200k Attendance Milestone
Fordham basketball star Rame, coached by Jimmy Crowley, posted a 218000 attendance figure this season. The mark marks the third consecutive year the crowd total exceeded two hundred thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fordham
Rame
Jimmy Crowley
Mickey Brown Escapes With Victory Over Rittenour In Bantam Bout
Cincinnati bantamweight Mickey Brown defeated Leo Rittenour by decision in Athens. Brown used a backpedal and sharp bursts to the head to control the tempo while Rittenour pressed but couldn’t breach Brown’s plan. Also featured were six round bouts with Tommy Muzic beating Russell Dee and Cyclone Kid stopping Earl Kidd after a knockdown as Augie Dosa and Marty Nichols drew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Brown
Cincinnati
Leo Rittenour
Brown
Rittenour
Akron
Megave
Cincinnatic
Hilteoour
Thee
Wen
Tommy Muzic
Athens
Russell Dee
Dee
Elassea
Muzic
Musie
Den
Muzie
Earl Kidd
Goofy
Cyclone Kid
Kidd
Cyclone
Jean Hulk
Augie Dosa
Marty Nichols
Eddie Mielda
Joe Stanley
Nelsonville
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Acing
Tank Kramer
al Crossley
Gus Putzfeld
Charter Stalling
Kin Wesleyan
George
Wolfs
Pauline Uzenfelling
Louis
Desey City
Alfiring
Baer
Detro
Pompbe
Jay Berde
Mge
Pierre Brunet
Olympic
Jimmy Phla
Halleck, Lewis and
Associated Press
Paul Halleck
Williamsport
SK W
B.wallace
Aurora
Wesleyan
Columbus
Marty Duncan
Sir Arthur Lewis
Middleport
Muskingum
New Concord
Robert Snyder
Toledo
Kenneth Noble
Wallace
Cleveland
Ray Zeh
W. Reserve
Baiier Roberts
Mt. Union
Center
Storey
Reserve Palm
Lindsay
Mendelberg Ragazzo
Longsworth
O. Wesleyan Powell
Sweeney
Xavier McDonough
Dayton
Maby
Ippolito
Chernitski
Ohie U. Koprowski
Xavier
Burgwin
Michovelry
Case
Malone
Seele
Heidelberg
Mealy
Miller
Stewart
Denison
Laites
Capital
Holmquist
Ohio University
Nav
McPherson
Wilberforce
Welling
Foster
Gant
Mahler
Rapp
Petrieh
Sell
Yeager
Hagaman
Waerr
Taliaferro
Wooster
Wickel
Marietta
Wilhelm
Wittenberg
K. Zech
J. Clarkson
Jenkins
Fritz Howell
Halifax
Eng
Catholic
Frida
CBS
Lady Smee
Warnow Orch
al Pearce
Jack Armstrong
Annie Og
Fira Clara
V. Kaltenborg
Bobby Benson
Fidler
Bob Newhall
Mary Small
Lowell Thomas
Billy and
Betty
Amos
Andy Myrt
Marge James Hilton
Dan Uncle Ezra
Lum
Abner
Don Frances Adair
Gardiner Orch
Jesse Crasford
Beauty
Piorite
Belasco Orch
WLW
NBC
Royal York Orch
Jackie Heller
Unity of Cincinnati
A. G. Karger
Glee Club
Tell Sisters
Roth
Roth Orch
Jack Shannon
Poetic Strings
Buffalo Program
Dailey Orch
Fessie Thompson
Elsie Thompson
Frederic W. Wile
Girls
Gogo de Lys
Prank Parker Prank Parker
California Melodies
California Melodies Musical Toast
Nino Martini
Nino Martial
Budd Hulick
Patti Chapin
Lymen Orch
Lrman Orch Hopkins Orch Hopkins Orch Bey Orca
Duffy Orch
Gordon Orch
Rex Battle
Beatrice Mack
Blue Room
Blue Room Kindergarten
Orch
Pidler
Alma Kitchelt
Walter van Kirk Sport Page
el Chico Symphony Symphony Symphony
Etrick
Gilitlan Strick
Ofinlen
Sterna Orch
Stern Orch
Cauds Ore
Childs
Martin Grech
Maroon
North Carolina
Polar Bears
ADA
Ohio Northern
Virgil Murphy
Bellefontaine
Robert Blose
Lima
Columbia
Princeton
Penn
Harlem
Ithaca, N. Y
Cornell
Big Red
Gordon Little
Connecticut State College
Mighty Mite
Athletic Union
U. S
A. A. U. Battle
United States
FF da
Ffs
Whiskey Man
Windsor
Pean- Maryland Corp
Navonal Distillers
By Mitch
Bliss College
America
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
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