Readers' Sportscope Remembers Jay Underman
A Chronicle-Telegram remembrance honors Jay Underman who died in an auto accident. Neighbor recalls his towering early years, athletic rise to a state basketball tournament, and his kind, neighborly spirit.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1981
Page
10
A Chronicle-Telegram remembrance honors Jay Underman who died in an auto accident. Neighbor recalls his towering early years, athletic rise to a state basketball tournament, and his kind, neighborly spirit.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes the US Amateur Boxing Federation Inc. that toughman contests, run by barroom organizers, violate amateur status. The federation ruled voters, coaches and officials who engage in toughman events lose eligibility for ABF sanctioned events.
Medina defeated Fairview by 12 while North Olmsted beat Rocky River by 3. Southview edged Lorain by 4. Friday games include Elyria over Lorain by Westlake and top Avon Lake by 6. Bay beat Olmsted Falls by 13. Medina over North Olmsted by 19. Rocky River over Fairview by . New London over Black River by 1. Es ton over Weston Reserve by 18. Sats Cotes over Bienenis and Paul over Monroeville by . Berea over Midpark by 2. Brecksville over North Royalton by 18. Brunswick over Strongsville and Ch e verial over Wadsworth by 1. On Saturday North Ridgeville
The Chicago White Sox strike a cable TV deal that blacks out home games for about 2.85 million Chicago homes next April, limiting access to roughly 10 000 wired households and signaling a shift toward paid sports channels as Cablevision projects wider franchising by 1982. WGN will air at least 60 road Sox games over the next two years, while WFLD bids falter on a rights-fee basis.
The 1981 PGA Tour launches with the Tucson Open and a 42-event schedule over 13 million in purses. Commissioner Deane Beman warns of slow growth in golf and urges programs to broaden fan base by making the game more accessible to youth and non-players.
Readers ask about career records against Dallas, receiver with best mark vs Cowboys, heavyweight knockout percentages, earth station prices for pay TV interception, and draft picks. Al Davis and John McMullen referenced. Mel Gray and George Foreman noted for stats. technical price details include nearly 12000 installation cost and DIY kit options.
Skiing should be guided by a defensive mindset that emphasizes awareness of surroundings and environment. Skier should maintain control, anticipate others, and use turning to manage speed rather than rely on sheer aggression.
NBA coverage notes the unbalanced schedule raises costs for teams like the 76ers on a six game West Coast road trip and questions attendance gains. It cites ref assignments as inconsistent, recalls Donnie Walsh and Kevin Loughery exits, and highlights George McGinnis' Pacers return greeting by Sixers owner Fitz Dixon.
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