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CONTENTS
The Sub Came Up on Top 16
Johnny Rutherford, driving a Chaparral called the Yellow Submarine, sank the rest of the field at the Indy 500
by Sam Moses
Putting the Hammer to the Old Bugaboo 20
Bob Nystrom's overtime goal gave the Islanders a new image. They're the Stanley Cup champions now, not chokers
by Kathy Blumenstock
The Mets...The Magic is Bake 24
Well, nobody's perfect, and New York is still near the bottom of the National League East, but the Mets may yet be amazin'
by Steve Wulf
Everyone Points for the LaPoints 32
But no one beats brothers Bob and Kris, the world's top slalom water skiers, who practice their technique on a catfish farm
by Bill Colson
Sink Your Teeth into This 36
Fast, fast, fast relief from pain and puny performances is on the way, thanks to MORA, the magical mouthpiece athletes love
by Anita Verschoth
The Shoe 64
At age 48 there's still no stopping Bill Shoemaker, who's got the mount on Spectacular Bid and is headed for another big year
by William Nack
The Departments
Scorecard 11
TV Radio 47
Baseball 48
Horse Racing 54
Boxing 61
For the Record 79
19th Hole 80
Credits on page 79
Cover photograph by Thomas Rampy
Next Week
Elementary for Watson, you think. Well, Tom Watson maybe the best golfer around. He may have inherited the Jack Nicklaus mantle. But it hasn't been all that easy. For one thing, he has never won the U.S. Open. A profile by John Underwood.
Serving up young champions is Nick Bollettieri, a tennis coach with Vince Lombardi methods who insists that his pupils leave home, take up a spartan life and spend most of their hours on the court being screamed at. Barry McDermott reports.
