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June 16, 1980 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
LAST YEAR'S MINOR LEAGUE PHENOM IS 1980'S MAJOR LEAGUE LITERARY HIT
Viewpoint
THE OWNERS, NOT THE FANS, CAUSED BASEBALL TO FIZZLE IN WASHINGTON
By Brooks Clark
Belmont
Temperence Hill (far left) was misspelled in the official Belmont program and miscast as a 53-1 shot, but he splashed to a stunning win
On their toes for the first leg of the Grand Slam, Bjorn Borg and Chris Evert Lloyd won the French Open, his fifth and her fourth
Cardinal Sins
THEY'VE COMMITTED CARDINAL SINS
Bad fortune and worse playing have put hard-hitting St. Louis in last place—and the beleaguered Ken Boyer out of a job
By William Nack
By Jim Kaplan
Duran
From Hard Punches, a Life of Ease
The hands that cradle Pedro the bunny on a patio in Panama will rock welterweight champ Sugar Ray Leonard in Montreal—says Roberto Duran
By William Nack
Baseball
There's plenty of time, says Steve Stone, gourmet, ladykiller and Oriole pitcher, for the Birds to avoid the gustatory glop he threatens should they eat divisional crow
By Ray Kennedy
Boxing
The pipes, the drums, the thousands of voices raised in song bestirred Jim Watt, the WBC lightweight titleholder, to victory over former Olympic champ Howard Davis
By Clive Gammon
Reflections
Reflections of an Older America
The snow-topped Tetons shimmering in the Wyoming sun; a wild horse grazing in a marsh off the coast of Georgia; the howl from a coyote in the Arizona desert; the wind sighing through the pines of a California park; blueberry muffins on a summer morning in Maine: these are some of the reasons that visitors return year after year to the five American hostelries described in the following essays. In deference to the glory of the surroundings, the style of these spots—inns, hotels, a dude ranch—is low key. Each exists solely to complement and, whenever possible, to enhance the enjoyment of its natural setting. Each attracts a clientele that loves nature, values solitude, would rather watch a sunset than a television set, but also has a healthy regard for clean sheets, hot showers and good food. These are distinctive places for discerning people.
Yesterday
THROUGH PIGSTY AND UP CHIMNEY, THE RUNNER RACED FROM PARIS TO MOSCOW
By Trond Woxen
For The Record
A roundup of the week June 2-8
Compiled by Roy S. Johnson
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum
