January 28, 1980 Table Of Contents
Special Report
Super Bowl XIV
The scrappy Rams had 'em on the ropes in Super Bowl XIV, but the Steelers' old pros prevailed once again
By Ron Fimrite
By Joe Marshall
Italian League
It's not the NBA, but some emigres from the U.S. have found the game in Italy to be their cup of espresso
By Bruce Newman
Also-Rans
The U.S.A. has more skiers, more slopes, more leisure time and more money than just about any other country in the world, but Americans usually finish down the line in Olympic ski competition. Why?
By William Oscar Johnson
College Basketball
A classy guy with ball and books
SW Louisiana's Andrew Toney, an All-America, already has earned his degree
Track & Field
Performances at two big indoor meets were overshadowed by Olympic turmoil
By William Nack
Figure Skating
Linda crashed, Lisa-Marie tumbled, Tai and Randy made mistakes. Still, it all added up to a trip to the Olympics
By Bob Ottum
Horse Racing
Trainer Bud Delp says it's just preseason for Spectacular Bid, who won the San Fernando Stakes to run his earnings to $1,774,917 and now is staring at some huge purses and a slice of history
Adirondack Park
"NO LANdSCAPE MORE BRiGHTLY GEMMEd"
Though Twain and T.R. knew it, and Lake Placid lies within it, Adirondack Park is our "best-kept secret"
For The Record
A roundup of the week Jan. 14-20
Compiled by Brooks Clark
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood