November 15, 1982 Table Of Contents

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Perspective

OH SAY, WHO CAN SEE BEST WHERE A TENNIS BALL BOUNCES ON THE COURT?

By Arnold Schechter

Viewpoint

THE BALANCE SHEET FOR AN OUTDOOR LIFE: IN SUM, IT'S WORTH EVERY PENNY

By Harry Middleton

College Football

It Was A Herschel Walkover

Georgia's out-of-this-world tailback put the Bulldogs on top of the world in a 44-0 trouncing of Florida

By Jack McCallum

Another Echo For The Irish

By N. Brooks Clark

At Last, LSU Has A Who

By John Papanek

Back on track with a tailback

Freshman I Back Marcus Dupree has Oklahoma running once again

By Ralph Wiley

THE WEEK

By Herm Weiskopf

THRICE PERFECT, ONCE SCORNED

Glenn Allison was sure that he'd bowled the first official 900 series, but the American Bowling Congress said uh-uh, the lanes weren't legit

By John Garrity

Ray Leonard

I Just Don't Want To Fight Anymore

While the injury to the welterweight champion's eye figured in his decision to quit, the chief factor was that the excitement, the challenge was gone

By Ray Charles Leonard

Rick Mears

He's Got It All Lined Up

Indy car champion Rick Mears is often the first driver across the finish line because he is also the last one to cross The Line

By Sam Moses

First Person

A MARATHONER HAS A WILD TIME WITH A COUGAR, A BEAR FAMILY AND A GOAT

By Michael Baughman

For The Record

A roundup of the week Nov. 1-7

Compiled by Armen Keteyian

19th Hole: The Readers Take Over

19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER

Edited by Gay Flood

Departments

LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER

By Philip G. Howlett

SCORECARD

Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum

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