April 14, 1980 Table Of Contents
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A FORMULA TO LIFT THE SPIRITS AND BEAT INFLATION: GO BACK TO NATURE
Muhammad Ali
He may be way out of shape and 38, but an $8 million purse beckons, and so Muhammad has gone to the mountain
By Pat Putnam
'HERCULES WAS A MYTH, BUT I'M NOT'
KANSAS CITY LETS THE SUNS SHINE IN
The underdog Kings got one electrifying performance from Phil Ford in their opening-round playoff loss to fast-moving Phoenix, but what they really needed was hometown hero Tom Watson to hole out some shots
By Bruce Newman
The Cowboys
After 11 seasons of hard, unsurpassed play, and a whole lot of hard knocks, Roger Staubach retires from a team in transition
Sneed's Masters
So thought Ed Sneed. He led the '79 Masters by three strokes with three holes left. Then the nightmare began
By Myra Gelband
McKay
Heather McKay, unbeaten in squash since 1962, has switched to racquetball, barely missing a stroke
By Jim Kaplan
Golf
Donna Caponi Young won the richest event on the women's tour, but the one having the worst prospect for enduring
Horse Racing
Who's new socks it to a Who's Who
Pat Valenzuela, 17, recently lost his apprentice standing, but he's more than holding his own against the best, and why not? He certainly has the bloodlines
For The Record
A roundup of the week March 31-April 6
Compiled by Brooks Clark
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited By Jerry Kirshenbaum