August 31, 1981 Table Of Contents
Art Talk
TAKE ME OUT TO THE ART GALLERY FOR A BASEBALL SHOW. HOLD THE PEANUTS
Sideline
IN THE 1962 SERIES FINALE THE GIANTS LOST TO THE YANKS 1-0, OR DID THEY?
By David Bush
Shopwalk
IF THE SPORTS CAR COSTS AN ARM AND A LEG, WHY NOT JUST BUY THE SEAT?
By Andy Meisler
Swiss Clockwork
Zipping in Zurich, Renaldo Nehemiah became the first to break 13 seconds in the high hurdles, and Sebastian Coe surpassed the world mile record
By Kenny Moore
KNOCKED OVER BY A FEROCIOUS FEATHER
Wilfredo Gomez got an eye-opening, and closing, beating from top featherweight Salvador Sanchez
The Tigers
LET'S GIVE THE TIGERS A GREAT BIG HAND
Take a couple of gridiron greats, throw in the peerless Pine Bros., ladle on Hot Sauce—and you have a nine-game Detroit winning streak
By Steve Wulf
College Football 1981
Which conference is best? When the computer gave up, it took a house call by Doc Rorschach to figure it out
By John Papanek
More Than Georgia's on His Mind
His roots are in the Deep South, but Herschel Walker sees the whole world as his stage
By Mike DeInagro
Baseball
Although he's the least known of L.A.'s stars Dusty Baker makes a lot of dough
By Ron Fimrite
The Frogs
A Texas Christian alumnus recalls the golden days with Sammy Baugh, Dutch Meyer and a lot of other terrific folks
By Dan Jenkins
For The Record
A roundup of the week Aug. 17-23
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum