April 25, 1983 Table Of Contents
Sideline
IF YOU DON'T KNOW THE SCORE, SPORTS PHONE SERVICES WILL GIVE IT TO YOU
By Franz Lidz
Reminiscence
AT HIS BEST, THIS YOUNG LARCENIST PUT OPPONENTS IN DOUBLE JEOPARDY
By Bill Stieg
Steve Garvey
Incredibly, Steve Garvey's return to L.A. as a Padre coincided with his breaking of an endurance record
By Steve Wulf
The Man Who Makes The Stars Shine
Kelvin Bryant's stellar running has helped Philadelphia shoot to the top of the USFL's Atlantic standings
Race For Ralph
Houston and Indiana, the big losers in the NBA, won the right to flip a coin for towering Ralph Sampson
By Bruce Newman
Calvin Peete
That Calvin Peete even considered golf as a career at 23 was, in the main, an affirmation of his belief in himself
By Kenny Moore
Billy Ray
Top prospect Billy Ray Smith Jr. is all ready to follow his dad into pro football, but he's not a carbon copy
THE NAME OF THE GAME IS LET'S MAKE A DEAL
TV/Radio
KABC in L.A. used a Ted Mack tack to find sports-talk host Merrie Rich
By William Taaffe
Baseball
The Red Sox' Bob Stanley is a long reliever who doesn't get short shrift
By Jim Kaplan
Horse Racing
Billy Ball: four runs, four hits
And, so far, no errors for this undefeated 3-year-old with Derby dreams
Lacrosse
A flock of Chics have Johns Hopkins again near the top in its 100th season
By Franz Lidz
Rick Barry
A Voice Crying In The Wilderness
Rick Barry has a problem. He would like people to regard him with love and affection, as they do Jerry West and John Havlicek. They do not.
By Tony Kornheiser
On The Scene
NEW SLANT ON THE SLOPES: TELEMARK SKIING, A MIX OF NORDIC AND ALPINE
By Sam Moses
For The Record
A roundup of the week April 11-17
Compiled by Franz Lidz
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum