December 15, 1980 Table Of Contents
Footloose
AN OREGONIAN GOES OUT IN THE COLD TO FISH TIDAL POOLS AND SEE LIONS
Booktalk
VIC BRADEN'S WAY OF MAKING TENNIS A LOVE GAME AMONG THE YOUNGER SET
The Browns
Brian Sipe (17) and the Browns leave Cleveland fans gasping but things usually work out all right
KENTUCKY PUTS THE BIG HURT ON THE BIG TEN
Charles Hurt and other youngsters few people had ever heard of led the Wildcats to punishing wins over Ohio State and Indiana
Lloyd Free
As the World Turns, So Do the Warriors
There were once a lot of doubters, but Golden State's Lloyd Free now seems to have convinced almost everyone that his nickname isn't the biggest joke under the sun
By John Papanek
Carmichael
Often working at dizzying heights, the Eagles' 6'8" Harold Carmichael has caught at least one pass in 126 straight games over a 10-year span
By Ray Kennedy
College Basketball
Charles Bradley of Wyoming may be a real intimidator on the court, but off it, he can be very friendly, yes he can
Judo
The U.S. was the favorite at the first women's world championships in New York, but when the tournament was over it was Austria and France that were preeminent
By Dan Levin
College Football
The Seminoles, who feel they've been underrated, are now No. 2 and battling for the national title, thanks to their win over Florida and USC's upset of Notre Dame
Beaver Creek
After nine years of wrangling and frustration, Colorado's spectacular Beaver Creek ski area will finally open next week, but the happy occasion may also mark the end of an era
By William Oscar Johnson
First Person
IN WHICH A SOLITARY SKIER TRAVERSES THE ICY REMAINS OF A GLACIAL EPOCH
For The Record
A roundup of the week Dec. 1-7
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
