April 7, 1980 Table Of Contents
Viewpoint
IN THE BLACK-AND-WHITE WORLD OF GUN CONTROL, HERE'S REASONED GRAY
NCAA Swimming
Eight U.S. Open, six American and 16 pool records were smashed as California won the NCAA title at Harvard
By Joe Marshall
CALL HIM WHAT YOU WANT, BUT DON'T CALL HIM SLOW
Nelson Sauto Maior, who is also known as Nelson Piquet, won at Long Beach
By Sam Moses
TO REPHRASE A COIN, HE'S WORTH IT
By winning the Florida Derby by six lengths, Plugged Nickle gave new currency to his chances at Churchill Downs. And his trainer, Tom Kelly, has yet another Kentucky Derby colt back in his New York barn
Baseball 1980
By Ron Fimrite
By Joe Jares
By Ron Fimrite
By Larry Keith
By Steve Wulf
By Jim Kaplan
Statistics
A fresh stat, CAM, allows exact comparisons of oldtime hitters to new, of Cobb to Carew
Lefty Kreh
SPARE THE ROD(s) AND SPOIL THE CAST
With unflagging zest, ambidextrous Lefty Kreh has made himself a great fisherman, so don't carp when he says angling is on the brink of major change
Golf
When Jack Nicklaus finally saw that his short game needed work, he called in Phil Rodgers, who even as a fellow rookie in 1962 had more shots than Jack did
Pro Basketball
After acquiring Bob Lanier, Milwaukee made a stretch run so torrid that the Bucks have set their sights on a title
For The Record
A roundup of the week March 24-30
Compiled by Brooks Clark
19th Hole The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
Edited by Myra Gelband