June 15, 1981 Table Of Contents
Footloose
LESS, AS IN A UNIQUE PEEWEE COURSE, MAY CREATE MORE INTEREST IN GOLF
By Jim Kaplan
Belmont
Surprising Summing finished first in the Belmont Stakes, edging a sharp Highland Blade by a neck. And Pleasant Colony, the favorite? Third, a length and a half back and out of the picture
By William Nack
French Open
How's This for a Feat of Clay?
Fit as ever, Bjorn Borg hit pay dirt at the French
NCAA Track & Field
ANOTHER MAJOR FOR UTEP'S MINERS
Carl Lewis of Houston won a historic double, but the El Paso onslaught won a third straight NCAA outdoor team title
By Craig Neff
Hans Kraus
Getting an injured athlete back on his feet in a hurry, within reason, is the essence of Dr. Hans Kraus' technique
By William Oscar Johnson
Baseball
Larry Sheets has big potential, but little disposition, for being a major-leaguer
TV/Radio
By Ron Fimrite
Racquetball
A peck of pounds, but no bushel of laughs
Though Dave Peck looks like easy pickin's, he's no joke on court, as a No. 2 rating attests
By Jim Kaplan
Soccer
In a down year for the NASL, things are looking up in expansion city Montreal
By Clive Gammon
Lee Trevino
Lee Trevino, Midnight Room 170, Holiday Inn, Pensacola, Fla.
Away from the course you find a Super Mex you never knew: a loner, a man apart—by his own choice—from golf's other stars
Yesterday
WITH A BUNCH OF GARBAGEMEN IN THE LINEUP, THE BUSHWICKS CLEANED UP
For The Record
A roundup of the week June 1-7
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