June 2, 1980 Table Of Contents
Sideline
HEY, YOU MARATHONERS, REMEMBER TO SMILE! SPORT PHOTO HAS YOUR NUMBER
By Dan Levin
Footloose
SMALL-TOWN ARTIST MAKES GOOD WITH PAINTINGS OF BIG-TIME COLLEGE SPORT
By Douglas S. Looney
Indy 500
Johnny Rutherford, driving a Chaparral nicknamed the Yellow Submarine, blew everyone out of the water as he won his third Indy 500
By Sam Moses
Stanley Cup
Putting the Hammer to the Old Bugaboo
Bob Nystrom's overtime goal gave the New York Islanders a whole new image. They are the Stanley Cup champions now, not a bunch of chokers
The Mets
Well, nobody's perfect, and despite a public-relations claim to the contrary, you can still find New York near the bottom of the National League East, but there are subtle indications that the team may yet wind up the season amazin'
By Steve Wulf
Water Skiers
EVERYONE POINTS FOR THE LAPOINTS
But no one beats brothers Bob (above) and Kris, who are clearly tops even when they are slaloming around the buoys on Kris' catfish farm
By Bill Colson
Mouthpiece
WEAK? SINK YOUR TEETH INTO THIS
Fast, fast, fast relief from pain and puny performances is on the way, thanks to Dr. Richard Kaufman and MORA, the mouthpiece for athletes suffering from TMJ distress
TV/Radio
NOW YOU'RE FAMOUS, NOW YOU'RE NOT
By J.D. Reed
Baseball
A "small miracle" kept the big-leaguers on the field and the fans in the stands
By Jim Kaplan
Horse Racing
Ex-jockey Con Errico's conviction in a federal trial gives major impetus to the sport's wide-spreading scandal
Boxing
Gerry Cooney found a right to go with his strong left and beat Jimmy Young in Atlantic City, where he finally passed GO en route to a heavyweight title shot
By Clive Gammon
The Shoe
By William Nack
For The Record
A roundup of the week May 19-25
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