October 22, 1979 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
THE SOUTHPAW DISCOVERS THAT WHILE IT LOOKED LIKE FOR EVER, IT WAS NOT
Sideline
FINE ART OF OLYMPIANS GOES ON SALE FOR PENNIES—AT YOUR POST OFFICE
Footloose
WHAT'S GARBO DOING IN THE TRACK AND FIELD HALL OF FAME? GO AND FIND OUT
By Myra Gelband
World Series
It was Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh, and both teams vs. the weather as the Orioles soared and the gallant Pirates rallied to stay alive
By Ron Fimrite
Texas Vs. Oklahoma
IT'S THANK GOODNESS FOR GOODSON IN TEXAS
A walk-on kicker outscored Oklahoma as the 'Horns hooked a 16-7 win
By Douglas S. Looney
Mat Or Met
WHAT'LL IT BE, THE MAT OR THE MET?
Four-hundred pound Erland van Lidth de Juede has a problem deciding whether he'd rather be a famous basso-baritone or a medal-winning Olympic wrestler
By Douglas S. Looney
College Football
Brigham Young invaded Utah State's Cache Valley for a duel between the nation's top offensive teams. When the shooting stopped, BYU had a 48-24 victory
By Joe Jares
Hockey
A little bit of heaven in the Alps
Jacques Lemaire is alive and well and, indeed, thriving in Sierre, Switzerland
By Ray Kennedy
Pro Football
They've got a nose for trouble
Noseguards, vulnerable point men of the 3-4 defense, are unsung heroes
By Ron Reid
Golf
Bill Rogers took home the World Match Play title, but Isao Aoki took a home
By Dan Jenkins
Homecoming
Four views on whether Thomas Wolfe really knew what he was talking about by...
The Old Grad's defenses were up—until the echoes of Rockne brought on alumnesia
By Ray Kennedy
A private dialect and a secret idol reappear in the familiar surroundings of The Lodge
By Ron Fimrite
Every time things began to look up for the alum, someone shot them down
Winning might not be everything, but who wants to come home and just be depressed?
By Frank Deford
Yesterday
THE N.Y. RENS TRAVELED A LONG HARD ROAD TO BASKETBALL'S HALL OF FAME
By Bruce Newman
For The Record
A roundup of the week Oct. 8-14
Compiled by Steve Wulf
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum