December 27, 1982 Table Of Contents

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PRAISE BE, THE TRUE WOODEN YO-YO HAS BEEN REVIVED. AND THAT'S NO JIVE

By Sarah Pileggi

Bear Bryant

After Many A Splendid Season, The Bear Hangs Up His Hat

Paul (Bear) Bryant retires, and a confidant paints a rare and revealing portrait of the gridiron colossus

By John Underwood

The Bruins Are Learning Fast

With its new running game in gear, second-ranked UCLA turned away tough Iowa

By Jack McCallum

Chrissie Got The Back Of Martina's Hand

After being slapped around for a set, Martina Navratilova overwhelmed Chris Evert Lloyd to reaffirm she's No. 1

By Barry McDermott

Curt Warner

Don't Fool Around With These Cats

No. 1 Georgia may have Herschel, but in the Sugar Bowl showdown with No. 2 Penn State don't sell Curt Warner short

By John Papanek

Sportsman Of The Year

Greatness Confirmed

Four of the best players in NHL history assess the supremacy of Wayne Gretzky

By E.M. Swift

PIECES OF '82

College Basketball

Madison's Ave. to success

Coach Lou Campanelli has guided James Madison out of the boondocks

By Jack McCallum

THE WEEK (Dec. 13-19)

By Roger Jackson

Cigar Art

ART THAT WAS SIMPLY PERFECTO

By Robert W. Creamer

TV/Radio

The Heidi: an award for all seasons

The best and worst on TV in 1982

By William Taaffe

Hawaiian Footrace

TO THE LIMIT AND BEYOND

When the author began the second Great Hawaiian Footrace, he couldn't know just how far he would go to avoid defeat

By Kenny Moore

First Person

CLIMBING A GLACIER CAN PUT YOU ON TOP OF THE WORLD—IF YOU'RE LUCKY

By Joan Ackermann-Blount

Perspective

HERE'S A SWITCHEROO—A COACH WHO CONCLUDES WINNING ISN'T ANYTHING

By Ray Lovett

For The Record

A roundup of the week Dec. 13-19

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 Robert W. Creamer

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