March 31, 1980 | Volume 52, Issue 14

Meanwhile, north of Indy, Old Dominion extended its reign, defeating Tennessee to win the AIAW title for the second consecutive year

If there was any doubt about President Carter's resolve to boycott the Olympics, it was dispelled at a White House meeting with athletes

Strike two threatens to delay the start of the 1980 baseball season—just as a walkout did in 1972—but our annual preseason issue will be on time. Who will be the stars of the '80s? Ron Fimrite...

It isn't always how you're doing so much as how people perceive you're doing. Take the CBS telecasts of NBA games this season. To be sure, things are on the upbeat from the gloom and doom of last...

Americanization—three North Americans on the field instead of two—is the new buzzword in the NASL. It might add a little pizzazz to a league that could use some

This winter's top women's event was a ding-dong tournament for Tracy Austin

Chicago Black Hawk fans were turned off when Bobby Hull took off and the team became dull, dull, dull, but with a new coach and new spirit, the old crowds are back

16—Dennis Brack-TIME17—Lane Stewart (top), Diana H. Walker-TIME18—Andy Hayt19—Andy Hayt (top), Lane Stewart20—Lane Stewart (center), Andy Hayt (2)34—courtesy CBS Sports44—Al Szabo50—George...

COLLEGE BASKETBALL—OLD DOMINION defeated Tennessee 68-53 in Mount Pleasant, Mich. to win the AIAW tournament (page 14).

GLENN GOODMANTAMPAGlenn, a senior at Tampa Chamberlain High, completed four undefeated years of high school wrestling. In 111 matches, he pinned 59 opponents and won state titles in the 108-,...

INSIDE A TROJAN COURSE

•John Mackey, former Baltimore Colt tight end, lamenting the absence of a black head coach in the NFL: "I look at all the coaches in the game today, and I think to myself there's no reason why a...

SPECIAL INTERESTSir:I had been anticipating the arrival of your annual special issue. The Year in Sports, and now that I have read it, I find only one word to describe it: unbelievable! I have...