June 6, 1983 Table Of Contents

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MIRROR, MIRROR, IN THE POOL, WHO'S THE FINEST SWIMMER OF THEM ALL?

By Craig Neff

Lakers-Sixers

Better by Leaps and Bounds

Julius Erving and the other 76ers had a high old time in taking a 3-0 lead over L.A. in the NBA finals

By Bruce Newman

Udo Beyer Beware, The U.S. Is There

After a dry spell, America has six shotputters ready to challenge the East German world-record holder

By Craig Neff

Indy 500

The Block Party That Backfired

Even teamwork by the two Unsers could not put a stop to Tom Sneva's run to his first Indianapolis triumph

By Robert F. Jones

Hagler

Going...Going...Gone!

Neither Wilford Scypion nor the game's pooh-bahs could lift Marvin Hagler's title

By Pat Putnam

Head Hog

He's The Head Hog, By George

George Starke is a man of many parts but is best known as chief of the Redskins' famed offensive line

By Jack McCallum

TV/Radio

Idol of the Indy airwaves

While Paul Page's radio coverage is the real stuff, ABC-TV's is theater

By William Taaffe

Baseball

It's the Apple of his eye

A's Manager Steve Boros is helping lead baseball into the computer age

By Ray Kennedy

INSIDE PITCH

By Herm Weiskopf

Lacrosse

The Orange squeezed one out

Syracuse came from way back to beat Johns Hopkins for the NCAA title

By Franz Lidz

Track & Football

Will Willie go for the gold or gold?

Willie Gault, a hot NFL prospect, has hot Olympic prospects as well

By Franz Lidz

Wizard Of Boz

Then Zing Go The Strings

That, say many top tennis players, is what happens after the Wizard of Boz, a.k.a. Warren Bosworth, performs his magic on their rackets and their games

By Ray Kennedy

First Person

AT 65, THIS UNRETIRING SORT TOOK THE PLUNGE INTO THE CHANNEL ONCE MORE

By Ashby Harper

For The Record

A roundup of the week May 23-29

Compiled by Roger Jackson

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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