May 4, 1981 Table Of Contents
Sideline
IN FEMALE ATHLETICS, THE WOODS ARE FULL OF LADY LIONS AND TIGERETTES
Sixers-Celtics
The 76ers floored the Celtics at Boston Garden and went on to take a 3-1 lead in the East
By John Papanek
Villanova's runners paid honor to their late coach in a fitting manner at the Penn Relays
Fernando Fever
Los Angeles is delirious over dazzling rookie lefthander Fernando Valenzuela
By Jim Kaplan
Too Tall
Ed (Too Tall) Jones is a great athlete who has never lived up to the expectations of a public that believes he should be as good as he is big
By Douglas S. Looney
Caddies
Caddies for the top players on the PGA Tour have discovered that even reflected glory pays nice dividends
Flytier
GOTCHA! HOOK, LINE AND LINGERIE
Nothing's sacred when John Betts scouts synthetics to use in his revolutionary flies
TV/Radio
The theater and public television pay respects to Stengel, with mixed results
By Robert W. Creamer
Baseball
Neal Heaton and his 93-mph fastball are the University of Miami's top attraction
Boxing
A little learning can go a long way—12 rounds, as Thomas Hearns found out
By Bruce Newman
Hockey
The Sasson boys, alkla the New York Rangers, showed St. Louis they could skate better than they sing and dance
By E.M. Swift
Gerry Cooney
Cooney, who fights Ken Norton on May 11, has dominated everyone he has faced in the ring, but on his frequent trips back to his old school he meets his match in two-fisted Geraldine Gorman
By William Nack
Reminiscence
THE A'S TEAM TAILOR STRUCK A GOLDEN FRIENDSHIP WITH A DIAMOND STICKPIN
By Ben Waxman
For The Record
A roundup of the week April 20-26
Compiled by N. Brooks Clark
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum