December 6, 1982 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
HERE'S THE CREAM OF THE CROP FROM A BUMPER HARVEST OF GIFT VOLUMES
By Jeremiah Tax
Viewpoint
A PROPOSED OPEN NCAA TOURNAMENT WOULD OPEN A BIG BASKET OF WORMS
Sideline
LINEBACKERS ARE JERRY SANDUSKY'S BUSINESS, BUT NOT HIS ONLY BUSINESS
By N. Brooks Clark
Redskins
One thing has taken a stunning upturn in Washington—the fortunes of the 'Skins, who won again, 13-9 over the Eagles
He Took It All And Would Not Fall
Bent but unbroken, Tex Cobb stood up to Larry Holmes's hardest shots
By Pat Putnam
Nebraska-Oklahoma
Nebraska Posts A Real Big Victory
The Huskers outscored Oklahoma to gain a berth in the Orange Bowl
By John Papanek
James Lofton
That's Green Bay's James Lofton, a troubled young man until he met the woman who gave new focus to his life
College Football
Six—count 'em, six—Zendejases are winning games with fancy footwork
College Basketball
Tennis
Thanks to John McEnroe, the U.S. rubbed out France to win the Davis Cup
Cross-Country
Surprising Lesley Welch and Pat Porter won the TAC championships
By Craig Neff
TV/Radio
Led by Frank Broyles, the college football veterans beat the rookies
By William Taaffe
Elaine Zayak
Not long ago Elaine Zayak was just a skating bee in a kiddies' ice show. Now she's the champion of the world, and her high-flying style has the staid folks of figure skating all abuzz
By Bob Ottum
By Bob Ottum
Perspective
SPORTS CAN BE A RIGOROUS TEST OF A MAN'S LIMITATIONS AND OF HIS IDEALS
By Bruce Weber
Reminiscence
MY HUNT FOR OLD SCREAMER WAS A SERIOUS CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY
On The Scene
CAN A WOMAN PLAY BIG LEAGUE BALL? A NEW MOVIE MAKES A PITCH FOR IT
For The Record
A roundup of the week Nov. 22-28
Compiled by Armen Keteyian
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Robert W. Creamer
