August 30, 1976 Table Of Contents
Free At Last
Reggie Jackson is in top form, and soon he will be at liberty to cash in on his excellent season
By Ron Fimrite
RUDI AS IN BOOTY, GRICH AS IN RICH
By Larry Keith
In eclipse since his stunning defeats in the Derby and the Preakness last spring, Honest Pleasure roared back to top form in the venerable Travers at Saratoga. Now he's ready once more to challenge Bold Forbes for 3-year-old honors
NEW BALL OF FIRE IN A FIREBALL
When the spinnakers came down a 20-year-old Long Islander held the world title in a class other countries used to own
Soccer Playoffs
Tampa Bay and New York, the NASL 's two best teams, were obliged to meet in the playoff quarterfinals—and the Rowdies clobbered the Cosmos
By J. D. Reed
Baseball
LINERS AND ONE-LINERS FLOW FROM THE BAT AND MOUTH OF LYMAN BOSTOCK JR.
By Kent Hannon
TV/Radio
Pool
Money out of their own pockets
UNKNOWN LARRY LISCIOTTI CHALKED UP A TOURNEY FUNDED BY HIS OPPONENTS
Pro Football
ANTHONY DAVIS HAS TURNED CANADIAN FANS ON WITH HIS DAZZLING MOVES AND OUTFITS, BUT THE WAY THE ARGONAUTS ARE USING HIM HAS TURNED HIM OFF
By Joe Marshall
Golf
DICK SIDEROWF MIXES BUSINESS AND PLEASURE WITH SUCCESSFUL RESULTS
Girl Next Door
SAY HELLO TO THE GIRL NEXT DOOR
Showing little emotion and playing like a metronome, Chris Evert has won everything except the fans, but behind the Ice Maiden is a warm young woman discovering that life can be fun as well as games
For The Record
A roundup of the week Aug. 16-22
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Douglas S. Looney