Damaged Sports Card Roundup From A Bustling Tournament
Fragmented OCR from a 1985 basketball and football broadcast page lists scores, teams, and TV plans. It mentions Magruder Tournament results, Mount St. Mary, Cabrini, and Saint items, plus college football and basketball schedules with multiple channels and times.
Girls basketball wins highlighted in holiday tourneys
Multiple teams surged in regional holiday tournaments. Bethany Morris sparked the Lions late, while Alicia Latkowski led the Cadets with 16. Thomas Johnson beat Middletown 55-43 as Joy Comer praised rebounding and steady offense. Catoctin, Fairfield, and Linganore posted strong showings as Gettysburg and Singanore advanced in the Brunswick tourney.
Bullets Rally Past Hawks 111 109 In Close Freudian Finish
Washington Bullets beat the Atlanta Hawks 111 109 after trailing by six in the final period. Mule Malone scored 32, including an 11 point run starting at 4:16, while Cliff Robinson added 19 as Washington snapped a three game home skid without Gus Williams and Kenny Green.
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New Kensington Faces Boyce Rematch After Narrow Loss
FCC falls team analysts note seven of eight players used while New Kensington, 4-5, has seen all losses come at the buzzer. A rematch with Boyce looms after New Kensington fell 1 point in season opener. Holiday tournament crowds were tiny, and Kristich laments student support as players grow weary without a lift from the college.
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Tar Heels crush Manhattan on way to school record 129 points
UNC led by Ranzino Smith and Kevin Madden with 17 each as nine Tar Heels hit double figures in a 129-45 first round Orange Bowl romp over Manhattan. The 129 shattered the school mark and extended UNC to 11-0, dominating 1-8 Manhattan early and finishing with a 67-24 halftime advantage. Brown earlier beat Miami 62-61 to face UNC in the final.
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Baylor tops LSU in Liberty Bowl upset
Memphis report says Baylor quarterback Cody Carlson threw 5 and 15 yard TD passes to lead the Bears to a 21-7 victory over 12th ranked LSU in the 27th Liberty Bowl. Baylor finished the season 9-3, holding a 26-9 edge in first downs.
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Washington Bullets sign guard Pr Williams to 10 day contract
The Bullets signed Continental Basket Association guard Pr Williams to a 10 day deal. The 6 foot 4 guard played for the Tampa Bay Thrillers for two seasons, averaging points and contributed to the 1985 CBA championship as MVP.
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Auto racing attendance up in North American circuits in 1985
Attendance across 13 major North American auto racing series rose about 6 percent in 1985, totaling 6.086 million over 207 events, with NASCAR's Winston Cup leading at 2.118 million. CART-PPG Indy Car World Series averaged 91,111 per race, up 7 percent, while Formula One races averaged 117,937 worldwide. Pittsburgh Three Rivers Stadium sale to New York investors delayed until January. Boston Celtics star Kevin McHale fined for missing a Christmas Eve trip to New York.
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