June 1, 1981 Table Of Contents
Footloose
OLYMPIC HERO TONI SAILER TEACHES SKI RACING ATOP A CANADIAN GLACIER
Indianapolis 500
By Sam Moses
HE GOT GOOD WEIGHT FOR HIS MONEY
It cost Wilfred Benitez $575,000 to move up in class, but he earned a big reward in any case: Maurice Hope's WBC super welterweight title
By Pat Putnam
Jorge Velasquez
SCALING THE HEIGHTS AT LONG LAST
Through 17 years of race-riding and 4,000 wins, Jorge Velasquez has waited for the day he would be a star. Finally he has the right horse, Pleasant Colony, and two legs of the Triple Crown. Now it's on to the Belmont Stakes
By William Nack
Surfcaster
The best U.S. and British surfcasting beaches are jammed, but experts over there beat crowds by casting as far as 600 feet
By Clive Gammon
Marvis Frazier
Smokin' Joe Frazier's boy, Marvis, burns to make a name for himself in the ring—while his dad fans the flame
TV/Radio
By Robert W. Creamer
Baseball
Broderick Perkins looks sharp in the mirror and at bat, with a .346 average
By Bruce Newman
Hockey
Although it was Minnesota that had series MVP Butch Goring in stitches, 40 of 'em, New York basted the North Stars to win its second straight Stanley Cup
By E.M. Swift
Boating
'Keep the continent on the left'
Despite refinements of that basic rule, the sixth Worrell 1000 was a smasheroo
The Lewises
Long jumping is a family affair for Carl Lewis, the world indoor record holder, and sister Carol, who has the U.S. girls' junior mark
Yesterday
DURING THE BROTHERHOOD REVOLT THE MOOD IN BASEBALL WASN'T FRATERNAL
For The Record
A roundup of the week May 18-24
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