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May 10, 1981
Shopwalk
Footloose
Sideline
Kentucky Derby
A monster field of 21 horses burst from the gates at the 107th Kentucky Derby, but at the finish, Pleasant Colony, the Fat Man's colt, was heading the herd
Celtics-Sixers
The Celtics came winging back from 3-1 to embarrass the nose-diving Sixers
Louganis
Of all the divers in the history of his exacting sport, Greg Louganis comes closer than any to being "perfect"
Boston Red Sox
Heroes Fred Lynn, Carlton Fisk and Rick Burleson are long gone and his team is sixth in the American League East, but Boston Manager Ralph Houk nevertheless remains a philosophic disciple of Alfred E. Neuman
Baseball
Montreal's rookie leftfielder has been a one-man deluge, leading the major leagues with 20 steals in his first 19 games while batting .373 and scoring 14 runs
Water Polo
After missing the Moscow Olympics, the U.S. had hopes of beating the U.S.S.R., the 1980 gold medalists, in the FINA World Cup. But the Soviets had other plans
TV/Radio
Tympanist Tom Akins is in his seventh season of broadcasting baseball games
Three-Sport Man
Dan Jones of Lewis and Clark College survives as perhaps the last of a glorious species—collegiate athletes who play football, basketball and baseball—because of his diverse talents and his school's insistence that participation, not specialization, is the essence of sport
Reminiscence
For The Record
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
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