February 25, 1985 Table Of Contents
Sideline
WHEN IT CAME TO DUCK DECOYS, THE PAIUTE INDIANS MADE THEM TO LAST
By Rob Buchanan
Bramble-Mancini
Though the judges said it was close, WBA lightweight champ Livingstone Bramble routed a courageous Boom Boom Mancini
By Pat Putnam
Just when chess champion Anatoly Karpov seemed to be weakening, the challenger was abruptly checkmated
By William Oscar Johnson
Daytona 500
He Put A Feather In His Cap(s)
Bill Elliott drove his T-Bird to a scorching win in the Daytona 500
By Sam Moses
USFL '85
If Doug Flutie can transfer his magic to the struggling USFL, the league's cloudy future will get a lot brighter
By Ralph Wiley
THE NETWORKS' CUPBOARDS WERE BARE
By William Taaffe
If It's 1985, This Must Be Portland
First there was Boston, then New Orleans. Now the USFL's Breakers are on the way to Portland and what they hope is finally a permanent home
Pat Bradley
Pat Bradley is too good a golfer to play second fiddle on the LPGA Tour forever
By Sandy Keenan
College Basketball
Foes are alarmed by the prowess of Creighton star Benoit Benjamin
By Jim Kaplan
Almost 50 years ago Dave McCoy first skied Mammoth Mountain; what he's done since is a mammoth achievement
By William Oscar Johnson
For The Record
A roundup of the week Feb. 11-17
Compiled by Sandy Keenan
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum