June 7, 1982 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
A NOSTALGIC TRIP TO RIGHT PLACES AT THE RIGHT TIMES (OR THE WRONG ONES)
By Jeremiah Tax
Sideline
IF BASEBALL'S HEAD WERE ON STRAIGHT IT WOULD USE THE DESIGNATED SHRINK
Footloose
YOU MISSED ASPEN LAST WINTER—HOW ABOUT SAND SKIING AT CONEY ISLAND?
By Jill Lieber
Indianapolis 500
Little Gordon Johncock had been a hard-luck Indy driver, but at 45 he made the grandest of Indy 500s his
By Sam Moses
The Mets Try To Steal New York
New Manager George Bamberger has the Big Apple's "other team" off to a fast start, and lots of people are taking notice
By Steve Wulf
NBA Playoffs
L.A.'s Streak Goes By The Boards
The Sixers stopped the Lakers' run at nine straight and tied the championship series
By Bruce Newman
Holmes-Cooney
It's boxer against slugger, experience against youth, as undefeated heavyweight champ Larry Holmes takes on undefeated Gerry Cooney in Las Vegas
By William Nack
Slick Slide
Pete Hames may be only 17, but he is already mining the vein that only a talented few can find in dirt-track racing
By Bob Ottum
Baseball
Barry Bonnell of Toronto is leading a ferocious assault against pitchers
By Jim Kaplan
Movies
In No. III, Sylvester Stallone, that Rocky of ages, whomps away at Mr. T
By Frank Deford
Golf
At Nicklaus' classy Memorial, Floyd got the drop on the rest of the field
By Dan Jenkins
Boating
Santana and Dorade met in a match race of oldies but very goodies
Caesars Palace
Whether it be boxing or baccarat, wheeling or dealing, Las Vegas' palatial emporium of pleasure is dedicated to the proposition that the play is the thing
By John Papanek
Reminiscence
OTTO WAS NO BISMARCK, BUT HE WAS A WINNER ON THE LEAKY-ROOF CIRCUIT
Yesterday
THE OUTLINE OF THE U.S. WAS FINISHED AFTER A RISKY RUN ON THE RIO GRANDE
By Richard Phelan
For The Record
A roundup of the week May 24-30
Compiled by Mike DelNagro
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum