Detroit Varsity Volunteers Reported Not Needed
University of Detroit players responded to coach Jim Harding's call for volunteers but the varsity and freshman team members returned to practice after boycotting. A few walk-ons, including Paul Schoen and George Mareault, joined out of personal motivation and belief they could contribute to the college squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
University of Detroit
Jim Harding
Harding
Rea
Paul Schoen
Ortonville
Mich
George Mareault
University of Detroit High School
Varsity
Schoen
Marciuk
David Shambrom
Mumford High School
Shambrom
Rojas and Ramos agree to 10 round title bout at Olympic Auditorium
Raul Rojas and Mando Ramos, former sparring partners and boxing ex-champions, signed to fight Dec. 3 at the Olympic Auditorium in a 10 round bout promoted by Aileen Eaton and matchmaker Don Chargin. Jackie McCoy recalls their heated past and hints at the rivalry potentially lifting a future title bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raul Rojas
Mando Ramos
Olympic Auditorium
Aileen Eaton
Don Chargin
Jackie McCoy
King Ramos
Dempsey 63 Yard Field Goal Sets New Pro Kick Record
Saints kicker Tom Dempsey, born without a right hand and with a half foot, booted a 63 yard field goal with two seconds left to beat the Lions 17-16, shattering the previous pro mark and signaling the era of longer kick attempts. The feat sparked discussion on distance, turf, and the growing role of kickers across pro and college football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
Tom Dempsey
New Orleans Saints
Detroit Lions
Bert Rechichar
Denny Leuthasser
Air Force
Wyoming
Atchia Manning
Rebels
Cloyce Hinton
Lethauser
Happy Feller
Texas
Longhorns
George Blanda
George
Oakland
Raiders
Kansas City
Cleveland Browns
Blanda
Houston Oilers
Dempsey
Errol Mann
Lions
Mann
Cleveland
Long Beach
Fen Agajanian
Aggie
Jan Stenarud
Feller
NEL
Encinitas
Palomar J.C
Lowell
Mass
San Diego Chargers
Saint
New Orleans
San Diego
Tom Fears
Fears
Old candy bars and wrappers anecdote at Gondar Ave
A humorous note from Keith Cordes of 2111 Gondar Avenue describes old candy bars and wrappers found with a playful line about the Trojans taking candy. He signs as Ex-Husky gridder Cordes and includes a discarded Baby Ruth wrapper as a lighthearted jab at long streets for the sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojans
Keith Cordes
Gondar Ave
Cordes
Rumor denial and Rams Jets preview conte
Rumors of Namath's absence are denied as Jets report 19 injuries and Emerson Koozer set to start at fullback. Rams, led by Tom Catlin, prepare for a West Coast game amid a six-game skid, with Lamonica nursing a bone bruise and a sellout crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramos
Blue Cross
Emerson Koozer
Matt Snell
Las Vegas
Rams
New York American Football Conference
Coliseum
Harry Wismer
Titans
Los Angeles Chargers
Jackie Kemp
al Doron
Chargers
Wismer
Polo Grounds
Jets
Long Beach
Edgewater Hyatt
Veterans Stadium
New York
Ram
Tom Catlin
Catlin
Atlanta
NFL Scout Reports Midwest QB Amid Debits and Injuries
A scouting note from Monday praises a small midwestern college quarterback for arm, release, size, and reflexes while noting allergies to brass. NFL teams Falcons Rams Jets Raiders Saints are reshuffling with injured players, replacements, and new free agents as Sunday games approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reara
Falcons
Malo Way
Pareith
Rams
JETS
al Woodall
Joe Hamath
Gerry E. In
Raiders
Marylo Lamonica
Cleveland
Auncay
Denver
Saints
Andy Livingston
Aha
Mike Rickey
Hap Farber
Roland
Pros Extend ABA Streak With 105 90 Victory Over Chaparrals
Skeeter Swift and Steve Jones each scored 20 points to lead the Memphis Pros to their fifth straight ABA win, 105 to 9 over the Texas Chaparrals. The Indiana Pacers won their first game in several outings, beating Kentucky 130 to 112.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeeter Swift
Steve Jones
Memphis Pros
Texas Chaparrals
Indiana Pacers
Kentucky
San Diego State helps Cal State Long Beach in 50 14 win
San Diego State’s strong play helped Cal State Long Beach roll past Fresno State 50 14 amid mixed moods at week’s end. Running back Jim Kirby starred with 94 yards as Leon Burns returned to health boosting recent form. USC and UCLA figures reflect the tough, wide rivalries in a packed conference landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego State
Stangeland
Cal State Long Beach
Fresno State
Fresno
Jim Kirby
Leon Burns
UCLA
Tommy Prothro
Bruins
Prothro
Washington
Stanford
Seattle
Ohio State
Prothra
USC
Rod McNeill
Trojans
Washington State
Kings Hoping for New Trend Against Penguins
Pittsburgh special report notes the Kings seek a road win at 6 p.m. PDT versus the Pittsburgh Penguins. Jiggs McDonald will radio the game on KFI 640. Denis DeJordy is favored in goal after a 1-3 start on foreign ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Kings
National Hockey League
Pittsburgh Penguins
KFI
Jiggs McDonald
Denis DeJordy
Jack Norris
Nets
Philadelphia
College basketball scores and schedules fragment
The snippet lists numerous college basketball results with various mismatched team names and scores, followed by notes about Monday results and upcoming games. It mentions UCLA over Washington, Stanford over Beale Force, Oregon over Army, Michigan State over Heruram, Northwestern over Hulndiane, Michigan over Lews, Texas over Texas Christian, Oklahoma over St. (Tesi), Tech over Ricover Rainstasiog, Duke over Histo, and several more mixed results. The exact teams and cities are garbled, but the pattern shows final scores and upcoming matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UCLA
H-Washington
Stanford
Beale Force
Oregon
H.army
Ofvio
Heruram
Michigan St
Manvsete
Northwestern
Hulndiane
H-Michigan
Lews
Alabama
Hmiam
Texas
H-Texas
Christan Clorado
H.okiwnome St
Woody Hayes Defends Buckeyes After Bad Running Day
Irked by a 24-7 win over Wisconsin, Woody Hayes blasted newsmen and defended Ohio State players. He boasted the team’s running attack, noted standout performances, and warned against writing off the Buckeyes. Hayes emphasized pride in his coaches and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody Hayes
Ohio State Football Cats
Woody
Hayes
Buckeye
Wisconsin
McRae Sues Rams Over Breach and Negligence
Defensive tackle Frank McRae sues the Rams claiming negligence and breach of contract after injuring his right leg in a July 26, 1988 practice game. He says the team did not pay his $22,500 season salary and seeks $50,000 for breach plus $50,000 for negligence citing an incomplete physical exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin McRae
Rams
McRae
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pesehean
Marczuk
Ait Hei
Butino Basketa
Mando
Raul Vie
Ramon
Timeel Laguna
Ken Buchanan
Rojas
World Boxing Assn
Kathe
Sho Saijyo
Japan
Dave Lewis
Jim Martin
Notre Dame
Baltimore
Martin
Late News
Hank Tollingworth
Robby
Anryar
Garnen
Neha
Imo Langley
Namath
Lamonica
UPI
Daryle Lamonica
College
Bobby Moore
Oregon Bucks
Army
Freson
Ducks
Force
Jim Mitchell
Mer UN Olsen
Pat Studstill
Blair Fieyd
Dan Levintiel
Ram Clavers
Bridie Meador
Jack
Pardee
Searge Mancina
Baughans
Neyire
San Pranels
Iron Fatberts
Boberry
Deacon Jones
Barry
Gary
Pro Grid
United Press International
ABA
East Ivinion
Virginia
Fenlucke
Emnelelians
Pitisturaty
Carolina
Memphis
49ERS
Willie Brown
Johny McKay
Tina
Hall
Gath Makay
Mike Rae
Red McNall
Howe
NBA
BRIE
Britain
Henry Cooper
Jose Urtain
Spain
London
Dennis Dummit
Rex Kern
National Football Foundation
O. J. Simpson
Buffalo Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Cincinnati Bengal
O. J
Michael N. Malitz
Sports Action Inc
Malitz
United, States
Canada
Don Warren
Northeast
Louisiana U
Ferguson Jen—kins
Chicago Cubs
National League Baseball Club
Larry Bunce
Bunce
Riverside
Archie Manning
Ole Miss
North Stars
Harry Gibbs
Artion Bacau
Avery ‘Deen
Naelena
MAPLE
LEAFS
Tenger Jacnuns Plante
Toronto Maple Leafs
Sahdrani
Vancouver Canucks
M’rae
Aga LN
Lee Clei
Uae
Tes Ee
Hiram Walker
Hiram Walker & Sans Tne
Paorle, Lik
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!