December 8, 1980 Table Of Contents
Viewpoint
THE LEAD-SHOT DISPUTE, OR WHY THE FEDS SHOULD RUN THE GAME—AND FISH
Booktalk
A FLAKE AND HIS TIME COME VIVIDLY TO LIFE IN A FINE AND FUNNY FIRST NOVEL
Sideline
APBA IS THE NAME, BASEBALL IS THE GAME, AND OBSESSION IS THE RESULT
By Franz Lidz
Leonard-Duran
In a stunning fall from glory, Roberto Duran, the apostle of machismo, blamed stomach cramps as he surrendered his welterweight title to Sugar Ray Leonard
By William Nack
A ROOKIE GIVES THE JAZZ PIZZAZZ
In his senior year at Louisville, Darrell Griffith led the Cardinals all the way to the NCAA championship. Now, in his freshman year as a pro, the same Dr. Dunkenstein is leading Utah to a surprisingly good start in the NBA
By John Papanek
Ferragamo
L.A.'s Fight Song: We Are Not Fam-i-lee
Quarterback Vince Ferragamo is the No. 1 complainer on a Ram team riddled with discontent, but the bickering stops at gametime
The Great Shootout
Led by James Worthy, North Carolina tramped through the ice and snow to beat a star-studded field in the third annual Great Alaska Shootout
By Bruce Newman
Black Ghost
Whose woods these are, Art Broadie knows—and being a poacher, all the hidey-holes as well
TV/Radio
A FIGHTING START, A ROCKY FINISH
By Frank Deford
College Football
When it comes to grit, Pitt is it
Led by an iron defense, the Panthers stifled Penn State to keep alive hopes of winning the national championship
By Douglas S. Looney
College Basketball
It takes a tough man to make tender chicken, and Centenary's Cherokee Rhone fits the bill as a rough customer under the hoop and a sweet operator on the skillet
Horse Racing
Chris McCarron rode out of the West to carry away this year's jockey laurels
Cross-Country
Little Sister wins a race of her own
In the nationals at Pocatello, Mary Shea surprised everyone, including herself, by beating her sister, Julie. The men's winner, Jon Sinclair, was another dark horse
By Joe Marshall
Brigham Young
WHEN THE LATER-DAY SAINTS GO MARCHING IN
Out in blue-sky, pure-air country, Brigham Young students wear the well-scrubbed look and follow strict of social behavior. But when it comes to sports, winning big is the only rule for BYU
By Bob Ottum
Reminiscence
THESE LOVERS DID PLENTY OF EXOTIC HORSEPLAYING DURING A HONEYMOON
By Sam Toperoff
First Person
THESE CHESS GAMES LAST A DECADE AND ALL THE MOVES ARE IN THE CARDS
For The Record
A roundup of the week Nov. 24-30
Compiled by Craig Neff
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Jim Kaplan