February 11, 1985 Table Of Contents
Spotlight
BONNIE GADUSEK CALLS HERSELF THE ANIMAL, BUT SHE IS A DREAMER, TOO
By Franz Lidz
Shopwalk
SKIERS WHO FIND GETTING WET IS NO PICNIC MAY WARM TO THE TAILGAITER
By Joan O'Brien
On Deck
A FOREIGNER THREATENS THE INSULAR WORLD OF JAPANESE SUMO WRESTLING
Sideline
THE ARCEL MEDICAL CENTER IS A START TOWARD THE CARE OF RETIRED BOXERS
By J. Austin Murphy
Footloose
ONCE HUNTED IN VAST NUMBERS, THE OL' BLACK DUCK IS NOW IN JEOPARDY
By Robert F. Jones
Crosby Golf
Mark O'Meara, who had been big in winnings but never a big winner, hung tough over the closing holes of the Crosby to finally earn a big title
Brian Boitano gave it his best shot and won the U.S. crown
By Bob Ottum
Memphis State
Keith Lee and his hometown Tiger band have Memphis State making its way to the top of the charts
America's Cup
Sports, especially those in the great outdoors, are the Australians' cup of tea. In the next 72 pages SI serves up features on the local America's Cup fever, on some scenic locales and swimwear, and on dashing surf lifesavers
She'll Go A-Waltzing Australia With You
The island continent is endowed not only with splendid beaches but also with an intriguing interior, providing a rich and varied backdrop for our annual swimsuit spectacular. Here at Shark Bay on the west coast, Paulina Porizkova stretches out on a cushion of cockleshells in a bikini from Connie Banko ($38). Paulina leaves her imprint on the cover as well, in a lace-and-Lycra suit made in Israel by Gottex ($50).
Lifesavers
So cries a boat sweep, one of thousands of lifesavers who compete in a macho Aussie sport
By Gary Smith
College Basketball
Bob Knight made some odd moves, drawing boos from Indiana's fans
By Bruce Newman
TV/Radio
He spent a lot to save a lot more
Ted Turner's costly superstation pact with baseball could be a coup
By William Taaffe
Perspective
A DECLINE IN TV RATINGS HAS MAJOR IMPLICATIONS FOR THE SPORTS WORLD
By William Taaffe
Yesterday
BACK IN THE EARLY 1900s, BICYCLING WAS BIG AND FRANK KRAMER WAS KING
First Person
ON NEW YEAR'S EVE THE AUTHOR LANDS ONE STRIPER OF LASTING IMPORTANCE
By Clive Gammon
On The Scene
NBA PLAYERS COUNSEL LARRY FLEISHER WEARS A SECOND HAT AS AN AGENT
Focus
CHAMPION CALLER BILL PRIVOTT IS A MAN WHO USUALLY GETS HIS GOOSE
For The Record
A roundup of the week Jan. 28-Feb. 3
Compiled by Sandy Keenan
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum