June 8, 1981 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
HERE'S A BOOK THAT'S GREAT TO LOOK AT, BUT YOU WOULDN'T WANT TO READ IT
By Bob Ottum
White Sox
There's a hit show on the South Side, with newcomers Carlton Fisk and Greg Luzinski socko in the starring roles
By Steve Wulf
By Steve Wulf
THE HEELS GET THEIR FEET IN THE DOOR
For years lacrosse has been ruled by an exclusive club, then North Carolina upset mighty Johns Hopkins to swell the membership
By Douglas S. Looney
NBA Draft
Emotional outbursts, suspect intensity and questionable size make supertalented Mark Aguirre a risky pick in the upcoming NBA draft
By Bruce Newman
John Lucas
JOHN LUCAS: PICKING UP THE PIECES
The mysterious behavior of Golden State's point guard last season raised many questions. After therapy, Lucas offers answers
Gentle Ben
So Ben Oglivie, the philosopher-home run king of baseball, seems to be saying with his bat
By Steve Wulf
Baseball
San Francisco Reliever Greg Minton hasn't thrown a home run ball in 212 innings, an other-worldly performance that has nothing to do with his nickname, Moon Man
By Ron Fimrite
Design For Sport
Track & Field
Or no pub is the rub, but Robinson's 800 at Villanova may increase the ink
Tennis
Mel Purcell, the country-slicker idol of the tour's most frenzied groupies, is well on his way to locking up a spot at the top of the sport. Last week he wowed 'em in Paree
Archie Manning
The coaches and players are forever changing and New Orleans keeps losing, but Quarterback Archie Manning goes marching on
Yesterday
A PARACHUTING DAREDEVIL TURNS THE EYES OF A NATION TO A DEVILISH DEED
For The Record
A roundup of the week May 25-31
Compiled by N. Brooks Clark
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum