Bears and Patriots Clash in 1985 Conference Final
Chicago routs L A Rams 24 to 0 and New England tops Miami 31 to 14 to set the Super Bowl XX tilt. The conference results include New England 26 14 Jets, Giants 17 3 49ers. Chicago 21 0 Giants in semifinals with key rushing and receiving showings by Payton McMahon Ramsey and Eason.
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Pro Hockey Scores and Tonight Schedule
Philadelphia defeated Calgary 3 to 2 and New York Rangers beat Chicago 4 to 2. Tonight and Tuesday games include Edmonton at Boston and Winnipeg at Quebec with all games at 6:35 p.m.
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Pro Soccer Saturday Late Results Highlight Global Names
Junior Welterweight Championship page lists ranked contenders with Lonnie Smith at top and Ubaldo Saccoa and Bill Costello among the leading challengers. Argentina and Mexico figures feature in the roster alongside Britain and Italy.
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Large college basketball results and rankings recap
A massive recap lists numerous 1980s style college and junior college basketball results. It includes teams such as Michigan State, Illinois, Iowa, Cortland, and St. Bonaventure, plus multiple scoring tallies, tournament notes, and rankings across conferences and events. Names like Wilfredo Gomez and Barry McGuigano appear among boxing and basketball items.
Big Ten Women’s Basketball Upsets and Rankings Flux
Ohio State 82 Northwestern 70 highlighted a busy women’s college basketball day with top teams posting wins and losses. Georgia 68, Vanderbilt 6 shows a mismatched score, while Southern California fell 75-53 to Louisiana Tech.
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Virginia Duals results show team placements and scores
At Hampton Virginia the Virginia Duals wrestling meet posted late results with Iowa State defeating Wisconsin 27 to 8 for third place Bloomsburg over Northern Iowa 20 to 18 and West Virginia beating Oklahoma 30 to 18 while North Carolina defeated Virginia 40 to 6 for a separate placement.
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Prep Wrestling Highland Invitational Team Totals and Results
At Riverside the Highland Invitational shows Washington leading with 169 points and Solon close behind at 152. Individual bouts include 98 Andy Redlinger of Sol defeating Bran dy Moore of Washington 9-4 and 105 Jeff Brogan Sol over Jeff Wieland RH 14-11. Other notable results feature Mike Koenig WL pinning Brett Curtis and 185 Ben Greiner Wash defeating Brent Limoges RH 7-2.
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Today’s slate high school hoops and college games listed
Metro Preps schedules boys games Clear Creek at Prairie at 7 45 p m Jeff Regis at Linn Mar at 7 30 p m Clarke at Mount Mercy men Coe at Loras men Mount Mercy women vs William Penn at 7 30 p m
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Yankees top MLB payrolls in 1985 with Braves close behind
USA Today reports the New York Yankees led 1985 major league payrolls with 26 players totaling 14,205,465 and an average 546,364. The Atlanta Braves averaged 540,988 for 27 players, while Seattle had the lowest payroll at 5,260,514 for 31 players.
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Buena Vista dominates Upper Iowa 83 50 in Iowa Conference game
Jeannie Demers surged to 30 points to lift Buena Vista to an 83 50 victory over Upper Iowa in an Iowa Conference matchup Demers moved into the No 2 spot in NCAA Division III scoring and Buena Vista improved its record to 7 3 overall and 1 1 in league play Upper Iowa slipped despite Chrystal Brown 17 points and 7 8 assists in a losing effort
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NCAA reports first attendance drop in 28 years
Attendance at college football games fell in 1985 for the first time since 1957 with a net drop of 340,157 spectators. The SEC and Big Ten combined drew over 8 million, while Michigan led in attendance for the 12th straight year at 100,464 per home game. Grambling posted the biggest Division I-AA gain with 16,021 per game as Eddie Robinson notched 324 coaching wins.
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