July 7, 1980 Table Of Contents
U.S. Trials
The Olympic Track and Field Trials led to a dead end, not to the Games in Moscow. Nevertheless, competitors like winning vaulter Tom Hintnaus gave golden performances
By Kenny Moore
A PUNCH-UP THAT LED TO A KNEES-UP
Alan Minter so firmly established himself as middleweight champ with his win over Vito Antuofermo that it was time for a Cockney fest
By Clive Gammon
Wimbledon Diary
The tennis was mixed with raindrops as fans at the famed tournament spent long hours huddled under umbrellas
By Frank Deford
Ancient Mariner
Though Phil Weld is 65, age didn't slow him a bit as he showed 88 whippersnappers how to sail the Atlantic alone, deftly dodging threats from whales, storms, icebergs and rabbits
By E.M. Swift
Baseball
Jorge Orta of Cleveland has found new success in a new town as a heady hitter
By Jim Kaplan
Movies
A KARATE FLICK DELIVERS FEW KICKS
By Frank Deford
Golf
The trend to seniors brings a new Open and a bonanza for Roberto de Vicenzo
Old Ball Parks
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE AN OLD PLACE
One Place That Hasn't Seen The Light
Chicago's Wrigley Field has grass on the ground and ivy on the walls and is the only park where there are never any night games
By E. M. Swift
For The Record
A roundup of the week June 23-29
Compiled by Roy S. Johnson
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum
