November 3, 1980 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
HOME WITH LORD HOME ON THE FIELDS AND STREAMS OF BONNIE SCOTLAND
New York Marathon
And at the New York Marathon's end there was a predictable winner in Grete Waitz, a surprise in Alberto Salazar
By Kenny Moore
A phony South African republic was the setting for the first title defense of WBA heavyweight champion Mike Weaver, who withstood Gerrie Coetzee's hardest shots before knocking the challenger out with a humongous right
By Pat Putnam
Tug McGraw
HE KEPT TUGGING AWAY AT THE HEARTSTRINGS
The World Series was good to the very last pitch, with which Tug McGraw fanned K.C. 's Willie Wilson, and then all Philadelphia went bonkers
By Ron Fimrite
Mirage Bowl
The teams—Notre Dame and Miami—were imported and the fans were wet and bewildered, but if past form holds, they'll soon be chanting "We're No. 1"
Jack Rudnay
As Jack Rudnay goes, so also go the Kansas City Chiefs. Ol' No. 58 is their inspiration and gagster—and the city's quiet humanitarian
College Football
Pro Football
A failure across the bay, Jim Plunkett has surfaced as a savior for Oakland
Fantasy Man
...otherwise known as Bruce Jenner, Olympic hero, TV personality, rising movie star, enactor of the common man's dreams: he sails, he surfs, he flies planes, he races autos. He's living, baby, really living!
By Bob Ottum
Viewpoint
THE AUTHOR SEES A VOTE FOR TRAPPING AS ONE FOR NEEDLESS PAIN AND DEATH
For The Record
A roundup of the week Oct. 20-26
Compiled by Craig Neff
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum