May 20, 1985 Table Of Contents
Footloose
SOUTH BEND HAS A BRAND-NEW TWIST: A WHITE-WATER RACEWAY DOWNTOWN
Perspective
'ALL RIGHT, GUYS, LOCOMOTE PEDALLY TOWARD THE VISIBLE SPECTRUM....'
First Person
THEY WERE PURRFECTLY GOOD FRIENDS USUALLY, BUT AT TIMES THE FUR FLEW
By Sam Moses
Booktalk
THIS STORY OF A SINGLE GAME COULD MAKE YOU A DEDICATED BASEBALL FAN
By Jeremiah Tax
Spotlight
BUDDY ARRINGTON HAS NEVER WON A GRAND NATIONAL BUT HE'S NO LOSER
By Rob Buchanan
The Celtics
Boston nipped Detroit, then jumped ahead of old rival Philadelphia in the Eastern Conference finals
Live, From New York, Its St. Patrick's Day
By Morin Bishop
A Wind Of Change Blows At Indy
Pancho Carter punched out a surprising record run for the Indy pole with an upstart Buick engine
By Sam Moses
Drug Tests
Fearful of cocaine's impact on baseball, Peter Ueberroth announces plans for sweeping, mandatory testing
By Jim Kaplan
IN PITTSBURGH, THE PARTY MAY SOON BE OVER
The Angels
Thanks to Gene Mauch's return, the surprising Angels have the rest of the AL West reeling
By Craig Neff
Mandlikova
Hana Is Getting It All Together
Hana Mandlikova learned the hard way it's wiser to upset people with smooth strokes than sharp words
By Jaime Diaz
Pedroza
Eusebio Pedroza is a lord of two rings: He's WBA featherweight king and a member of Panama's senate
By Clive Gammon
TV
Jerry Coleman and Ralph Kiner give their listeners tongues of fun
By William Taaffe
Baseball
M.D.'s swing needs no doctoring
After an anemic 1984, Oakland's Mike Davis is wielding a healthy bat
By Jaime Diaz
By Henry Hecht
Heart
Was the chest pain the author felt while running a sign of serious heart trouble? Trying to find the answer cost him many sleepless nights—and $8,983
By Dan Levin
Reminiscence
THE BIG ONE THAT DIDN'T GET AWAY WAS A FISH THAT KNEW ALL THE ANGLES
For The Record
A roundup of the week May 6-12
Compiled by Duncan Brantley
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Franz Lidz