July 27, 1981 Table Of Contents
Wild Water
It was over the falls and into the maelstrom for America's Dan Johnson at the World Wild Water bash, but the French churned on to victory
By Clive Gammon
Golden Moment
A GOLDEN MOMENT FOR LEON'S LITTLE BROTHER
The "other" Spinks, Michael, fulfilled the promise of his Montreal gold by winning the WBA light heavyweight crown
British Open
NINE CENTURIES LATER, BILL THE CONQUEROR
Not far from Hastings, Bill Rogers laid waste a host of Britons, a smattering of his countrymen and a German to win the Open at Sandwich
By Dan Jenkins
Don Shula
But that will remain an old story unless Miami Coach Don Shula transcends front-office foibles and player losses
Baseball
It was the great international pastime at the World Friendship Series in Ohio
By Steve Wulf
Tennis
Kathy Rinaldi, 14 and heiress to the Evert-Austin-Jaeger tradition of youthful success, already beats some of her elders and gives promise of being the best ever
Tom Seaver
Tom Seaver, ever the picture-perfect pitcher, is congenial but maintains a wall against the world
By Frank Deford
For The Record
A roundup of the week July 13-19
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by John Papanek