September 19, 1983 Table Of Contents
Bootalk
BANG, BANG, YOU'RE RED! SURVIVAL IS THE NAME OF THIS COLORFUL NEW GAME
By Robert F. Jones
U.S. Open
Despite his antique racket, Jimmy Connors—who's a bit of an antique himself—was unbending in pursuit of his fifth U.S. Open
By Frank Deford
Arguello And Pryor
After 15 glorious years, Alexis Arguello is hanging up his gloves because Aaron Pryor again KO'd his bid for a fourth title
By Pat Putnam
The Eagles
The Buck Stops Here In The Big Flap Over The Eagles
The old high-flying Philly franchise is in financial chaos and now ruled by the owner's tight-fisted daughter
Cecil Cooper
Like the Iron Horse, Cecil Cooper of the Brewers is a bright star who has been outshone but not outdone
By Ron Fimrite
Pro & Con
Bunko artist Arthur Lee Trotter likes to pose as sports stars in his scams
By Franz Lidz
Baseball
A lot of folks are high on the Cards' George Hendrick, despite his low profile
By Steve Wulf
INSIDE PITCH (Through September 11)
College Football
Arizona may be on probation, but it sure can bowl over opponents
By Douglas S. Looney
By N. Brooks Clark
TV/Radio
Despite having strong players, CBS's tennis telecasts had obvious faults
By William Taaffe
Ray Perkins
Bear Bryant's successor as Alabama coach, Ray Perkins, gets off to a good early start in the demanding business of following a legend
For The Record
A roundup of the week Sept. 5-11
Compiled by Lisa Twyman
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood