November 21, 1983 Table Of Contents
Sideline
WHEN CONFINED TO HIS ROOM, THIS KID PLAYED A SOLITARY GAME OF SOCKBALL
By Franz Lidz
Booktalk
MEMORY DOESN'T SERVE LORD KILLANIN ALL THAT WELL IN HIS OLYMPIC MEMOIRS
By Jeremiah Tax
Footloose
AT THIS UNIQUE MUSEUM, ONE CAN SEE A DUIKER, A BONGO AND A CHEVROTAIN
By Franz Lidz
Steelers
Many faces are new, but the Pittsburgh Steelers are in the same old place: first in the AFC Central
Hagler-Duran
Marvelous Was Something Less Than Marvelous
Marvelous Marvin Hagler retained the middleweight title but tarnished his image in beating Roberto Duran
By William Nack
Auburn-Georgia
They Trampled Through The Hedges
Visitors rarely win amid the flora at Georgia, but Auburn's Tigers did just that to plant themselves in the Sugar Bowl
Speed Skaters
There Will Be No Golden Harvest
Triumphant at Lake Placid, the U.S. speed skating team is divided and heading for disappointment in '84
By E.M. Swift
Nixon
Norm Nixon has traded cruising the Strip in Los Angeles for driving the lane in San Diego
By Bruce Newman
Pac-10
A year ago, the high-riding Pac-10 had plenty to shout about, but this season all's quiet on the Western front
By Douglas S. Looney
Horse Racing
A filly wins the International—and now stands atop the horse world
Boating
At the worlds, 'superboats' foreshadowed expensive new craft offshore
By Sam Moses
College Football
Toledo's Mark Brandon, only 5'7¾", is No. 2 in the nation in interceptions
By Jaime Diaz
By N. Brooks Clark
TV/Radio
Sunday night NFL games on the telly are a merrie olde smash in England
By William Taaffe
Todd Becker
'ANY OF US MIGHT HAVE DONE IT'
That was the attitude among the Pitt football players on the night that Linebacker Todd Becker dropped from a third-story window when campus cops suddenly showed up at a party in a dorm from which he had been barred
For The Record
A roundup of the week Nov. 7-13
Compiled by Ivan Maisel
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum