June 24, 1985 Table Of Contents
Spotlight
ZINA GARRISON HAS COME A LONG WAY TO RANK AMONG THE TOP 10 IN TENNIS
By Joy Duckett Cain
Nostalgia
A CHANCE MEETING WITH AN OLD LOVE DRIVES THE AUTHOR TO DISTRACTION
By Philip Singerman
U.S. Open
Andy North hadn't won since his '78 Open, but he hung tough and triumphed at Oakland Hills Sunday as Taiwan's T.C. Chen finally folded
Baseball
A Weaver Of Dreams Returns To Baltimore
Earl Weaver heard "the right words" and came back, after 2½ years, to the sagging Orioles
By Craig Neff
Jeff Reardon is also saving games as he turns nasty boos into cheers
By Jim Kaplan
Special Report
Troubled Times At Memphis State
The Tigers made it to the '85 Final Four, but now many disturbing questions are being raised about their basketball coach and his embattled program
By Douglas S. Looney
Rhode Island Gulls
Anchored by 7'6¾" Manute Bol, the new Rhode Island Gulls have made a home in the tony town of Newport
By Bruce Newman
Track & Field
Willie Banks broke the 10-year-old triple jump world record by three inches
By Kenny Moore
Rowing
Harvard's crew stormed from behind to beat Princeton at the nationals
By Dan Levin
Boxing
WBC champ Pinklon Thomas KO'd Mike Weaver with a wicked right
By Pat Putnam
The Swedes
Inspired by the career of the great Bjorn Borg and shrewdly trained in junior development programs, slews of Swedes are setting the pace in men's tennis
Perspective
FOR AN AVID FLY-FISHERMAN, ILL WINDS HAVE BLOWN MANY A PLEASANT OUTING
On The Scene
SURPRISINGLY, THE NO. 1 SPECTATOR SPORT IN JAPAN IS MOTORBOAT RACING
For The Record
A roundup of the week June 10-16
Compiled by BAILEY BREENE
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Franz Lidz