U S A 468 Russia 41912 Aussies Set World Record Relay
Australia four by two hundred meter men relay swam a world and Olympic record to beat the United States and Russia at Melbourne. United States, led by Dick Hantay and Bill Woolher, finished 4 tenths from the mark as the Australian team topped the field. Women and divers from Detroit and Indiana also posted strong showings while Shelley Mann and other American swimmers qualified for finals.
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Hornung Named For Shrine Game
Two of the nation's fittest backfield men versatile Paul Hornung of Notre Dame and Abe Woolson of Illinois will join the East team in the 22nd annual East West Shrine game in San Francisco on December 29. Coach Terry Brennan of Notre Dame will lead the East with Rip Engle Penn State Blanton Collier Kentucky assisting.
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Russians Trail By 4812 Points In Melbourne Meet
The United States leads unofficial team scoring at the Melogusne Olympics with 488 points while Russia trails at 319. The day adds several named teams and nations including France Poland Canada Australia Sweden Finland Trinidad Mexico Spain Uruguay Nigeria and Spain among others in a wide finish.
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Bowl Teams Odds Set in Major Postseason Pic
Bowl selections and odds for the 1940s era college games feature Iowa favored by 6 1/2 over Oregon State in the Rose Bowl and Texas, Syracuse, Georgia Tech in various bowls. Navy rejects Cotton Bowl bid. Syracuse slotted after. Tennessee earns Sugar Bowl berth. Clemson, Pittsburgh, and Notre Dame also noted in marquee matchups. Oklahoma completes undefeated season. Notre Dame suffers eighth loss but remains strong.
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Oklahoma Tennessee Edge In Final INS Poll
Oklahoma and Tennessee secure the top two spots in the final INS poll as experts rank the nation’s best college teams with undefeated records and notable poll totals. The panel highlights Miami and Texas as runners up in a season-ending assessment.
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Bethea and Polley Spark Boxing Night at St Nicholas Arena
Bethea of New York is the favorite at 12-5 to beat Zora Poll ey in a one rounder at St Nicholas Arena marking Jip heavyweights. The NBA plans a Louisiana boxing boycott unless the state repeals a race based sports contest ban and orders boxers under NBA control not to compete in Louisiana. Archie Moore must defend by March 1 and Sandy Saddler to sign for a title defense by January 15 if fit after exam.
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Indoor Races Slated at Oakland Exposition Building
The ninth annual Pacific Cases Indoor Auto Championships begin January 4 1986 at the Exposition Building Oakland. The schedule runs Friday and Saturday nights through February 8 on a tenth of a mile indoor track.
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No Reprieve Presidents Set Stiffer Grid Code
The Pacific Coast Conference chiefs kept UCLA and Southern California under strict penalties and drafted a tougher athletic code. A vote to ease penalties failed while Washington and California faced suspensions. the meeting also discussed firing coaches for violations and tighter financial aid controls.
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Triumphant 49ers Return: Wilson Lauded
The 49ers beat the Colts 20-17 in Baltimore, with a fourth quarter burst fueled by Wilson and a 37 yard pass from Tittle. Tittle threw for 284 yards and a first scoring strike to Wilson, while Perry scored from four yards as Soltau added two extra points. A late melee occurred but play resumed and San Francisco improved to 2-3-1.
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Draft Eyed for Bonus Babies in Baseball
Jacksonville sends report on the winter meeting of minor league executives where 2856 candidates across 213 leagues seek a future big league star. Top names include Pettit Amelfitano Lejai Cereghiny as Cubs hold first pick while whispers of rule changes aim to curb large bonuses and push teams toward developing homegrown talent.
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Faculty Advisers Await Policy Suggestions at PCC Meetings
Faculty advisers of the Pacific Coast conference meet at the Beverly Hilton to discuss policy suggestions after reports from San Francisco that presidents refuse to lessen penalties on athletes accused of improper payments. The session was described as routine as advisers focus on approving repeats of prior rules and setting an agenda, with a joint conference meeting requested for January.
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Lions Blast Bears to Boost Playoff Push
Detroit Lions routed Chicago Bears 42-10 to seize first place in the NFL standings with two games remaining. Todvin Rote’s two rushing touchdowns plus strong defense powered the win as the Lions climbed ahead of Chicago and left Washington’s playoff hopes scrambling after a 28-4 loss to New York. The Giants need only a tie in their final two games to clinch the division.
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