June 25, 1979 Table Of Contents
As I Did It
THE TRUE TALE OF HOW A 10-YEAR-OLD BOY HELPED WALTER HAGEN MAKE PAR
Shopwalk
COMPUTER GAMES—A BOOMING TOY—ARE GREAT FOR KIDS. ADULTS, BE WARY
By Jim Kaplan
U.S. Open
In the Arbor Day Open, that's where Hale Irwin put his opponents, most notably short-cutter Lon Hinkle, and where kids took in the show
By Dan Jenkins
Maine Chance
Rafting down the Kennebec and the Penobscot rivers with Wayne Hockmeyer, a former water-bed salesman, is no somnolent experience
By Dan Levin
Real Money
PLAYING MONOPOLY, ONLY WITH REAL MONEY
It's nifty, says Ed Freidberg, to be one of the new breed of owners who have been flocking to the Meadowlands as if making a bundle in harness racing were mere child's play
Baseball
Sporting Look
No mistaking them anymore: the U.S. teams are the ones in the white hats
Soccer
Dutch superstar Johan Cruyff has been a real pick-me-up for the Los Angeles Aztecs at the gate, where attendance has doubled, and afield, where scoring has tripled
By J. D. Reed
Movies
ROCKY II SUFFERS FROM TIRED BLOOD
By Frank Deford
For The Record
A roundup of the week June 11-17
Compiled by Steve Wulf
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by E. M. Swift