July 31, 1978 Table Of Contents
Yankee Turmoil
For bunting when Manager Billy Martin ordered him to swing away, Reggie Jackson was suspended, and so began a chain of tumultuous events that culminated in Martin's resignation
By Larry Keith
THE LEGEND RETURNS TO TURN THEM ON
Prospects for the upcoming season looked dim to the St. Louis Cardinals. Then out of the pages of yesteryear came the whistle blasts of the great Coach Wilkinson
By Bruce Newman
Karpov-Korchnoi
The Soviet champ and a vocal defector drew the first three games of what could be a drawn-out world championship
By J. D. Reed
Dennis Conner
He glitters in other types of boats as well, but world champion Dennis Conner keeps returning to his first love, sailing's most popular and competitive class
Money In Sports: Part 3
THE FANS: ARE THEY UP IN ARMS?
Have spectators thrown up their hands in disgust over the commercialization of sports? Or is that a cheer they are raising to the games they still love?
By Ray Kennedy
TV/Radio
By Melissa Ludtke Lincoln
Baseball
The Royals' rookie has only 2½ pitches, but they've added up to an 11-3 record
By Jim Kaplan
Golf
Prevailing despite rain delays, five final-round lead changes and the determined challenge of JoAnne Carner, Hollis Stacy won her second straight U.S. Open
Boxing
Cuevas is the WBA champ, Palomino is the WBC champ. They want each other
By Joe Jares
For The Record
A roundup of the week July 17-23
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
Edited by E.M. Swift