1985 Bears Coverage: Beer drinkers at Bears game to half and half not

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Beer drinkers at Bears game to half and half not

Sun-Times Staff

Originally published Oct. 15, 1985

The Chicago Bears will put a lid on beer sales during next Monday night’s football game against the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field.

Park District Supt. Edmund L. Kelly said today he has agreed to a Bears proposal to end beer sales after the half-time intermission.

The beer-limiting proposal was made last week, before the arrest early yesterday of Bears coach Mike Ditka on a drunken-driving charge.

Ditka told a press conference yesterday that he was in “complete agreement” with the proposal.

The Bears also said they will turn away obviously drunken fans, giving them a ticket refund at the gate. This can be done without Park District approval.

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