Georgetown Finishes What It Started
Georgetown ends the season as the No. 1 team in the final AP poll after finishing 30-2 and capturing the Big East tournament. The Hoyas, who received all 63 first place votes, led a Top Twenty list dominated by Michigan, St. John’s, Oklahoma, Duke, and others, with several programs remaining ranked from the preseason through the final poll.
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All Lyon County League selects 1984-85 hoops team
Waverly’s Joe Redding and Marais des Cygnes’s Jason Harred headline the All Lyon County League boys team for 1984-85. Harred leads as a unanimous pick among four, with Redding aiding a 10-12 Madison squad. Flinthills and Madison place multiple players across the 10-man roster including unanimous selections Sanchez Kimball and Heins.
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Northern Heights
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Darrel Sanchez
Craig Kimball
Randy Heins
Clint Cope
Craig Long
Brad VanArsdale
Tony Buster
Madison
L.G. Barnard
McDaniel Leads AP All America as Big Names Dominate
McDaniel tops headlines with 27.4 point and 15 rebound season as Ewing Tisdale Mullin join first team. Ewing averages 14.6 points 9.7 rebounds and 121 blocks guiding 30-2 defending champions. Tisdale tops Big Eight with 25.5 points 10.2 rebounds. Mullin leads St John’s 27-3 19.5 points 52% field.
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Ronnie Rice
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Sellers King
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Keith Hodges
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Maustyck
Rice
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Wray
Steve Matney
Matney
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King
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Ree
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Nice
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Ma Biray
Smith
Meee
Ottawa
Bethel
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Se Roehm
St. Mary
Wwtt
Pet
Wesleyan
Southwestern
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Sterling
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S'weatern
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Tucker
Nubine
Od Friends
Unruh
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Pleiman
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Tabor
Bat
Macari
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McPhernan
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Olnia
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Williams
Barnett
S'western
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Parente
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Jade
Rausch
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Stern
Holman
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Downing
McDaniel
Loyola of Chicago
Alfredrick Hughes
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Tulsa
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NFL Turns War of Words Into Beverage of Cents
NFL owners laud USFL amid its losses as Rozelle notes profits for 1984 and forecasts small rookie pay, while USFL signs Doug Flutie for about 8.5 million over six years and contemplates expansion to 30 teams amid antitrust suit and franchise-shift bills in Congress.
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USFL
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
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Ed Luther
San Diego Chargers
Jacksonville
Competition Committee
Ottawa Swim Club Otters Shine At Missouri Valley Meet
Five Otters qualified for the Division I Junior Olympics in Columbia as swimmers posted solid times. Barbara Underwood, Tina Pyle, Julie Ford and Daniel Pyle contributed strong finishes in 50 fly, 100 fly, 50 free, and breast events, while Becky Pyle claimed a gold in 10 breast and set faster prelims and finals times.
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Barbara Underwood
Tina Pyle
Julie Ford
Ottawa Swim Club
B. Pyle
Daniel Pyle
D. Pyle
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