March 13, 1978 Table Of Contents
As I See It
THE SUBJECT OF BIORHYTHMS PUT ONE FAN'S EMOTIONAL CURVE AT A NEW LOW
Booktalk
CLARE FRANCIS SAILED THE ATLANTIC ALONE AND LIVED TO SELL THE TALE
By Julie Lamb
Scordcard
Edited by Robert H. Boyle
Flamingo
Alydar became the early Kentucky Derby favorite with a fast Flamingo win
ACC Tournament
A FORGOTTEN TEAM GETS ONE TO REMEMBER
After a decade in obscurity, Duke gained the spotlight in the ACC tournament with a young squad that may one day become memorable
By Kent Hannon
Come On Down
Y'ALL COME ON DOWN NOW, Y' HEAH
Bill Veeck's Chicago White Sox have given Southern hospitality a new meaning by asking a rent-a-star and a horde of lesser lights to train with them in Florida
By Larry Keith
Leon Spinks
Leon Spinks may fight like a building-wrecker, but he says his mama and the Good Book come before his heavyweight title
By Pat Putnam
Bad Backs
HOW TO PUT BAD BACKS BEHIND YOU
Backache is the second leading cause of pain, right after headaches, but there's no need to double up in agony when proper exercise can straighten you out
By J.D. Reed
TV/Radio
College Basketball
Louisville upset Florida State to win the Metro 7 title for Coach Denny Crum
By Joe Jares
Horse Racing
Charles Town and Shenandoah Downs are a far cry from Hialeah, but June Johnson, one of the nation's top trainers, thrives on these weather-beaten tracks
Fired!
In the year of the pink slip, Paul Wiggin of the Kansas City Chiefs was the first of 10 NFL head coaches to be out on the street. In time six of his assistants were released, too. Three have found work, but Wiggin and the others are still looking for the right job
By Ron Reid
For The Record
A roundup of the week Feb. 27-March 5
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood