February 28, 1983 | Volume 58, Issue 9

Cale Yarborough followed two Richard Petty axioms, and at the Daytona 500 blew past Buddy Baker to a car-length victory

Hundreds of Holland's best raced on the rumpled ice of a Vermont lake

Rex Caldwell has a wealth of reasons for being glad that he's No. 2

As the Kentucky Derby nears, no favorite has emerged from the herd

Louisiana Tech's women have the punch to win a third consecutive title

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DEREK HARPER: The junior guard had 52 points, hitting 22 of 28 from the field (including his last 18) and three of five from the line, to lead Illinois to Big Ten wins over Michigan and Michigan...

The Big Three know best when it comes to making deals for network folk

VINCE SCULLY: His losing the '82 Super Bowl at CBS aroused The Hook's ire.

PAT SUMMERALL: Rosen says an NBC offer led to his Super Bowl job on CBS.

AL MICHAELS: His father ran TWI, so he became Frank's second client.

9—Jay Leviton-Atlanta14-16—Manny Millan17—Jerry Wachter18, 19—Manny Millan, Jerry Wachter (right)20—George Tiedemann21—Nigel Cook/Daytona Beach News-Journal22, 23—Andy Hayt24, 27—Mickey...

PRO BASKETBALL—As play resumed after the All-Star break, the once-hapless New York Knicks stretched their surge to 11 wins in their last 15 games with victories over Cleveland (108-92) and Denver...

ROBERT MUNSONHOWARD LAKE, MINN.

BACK IN THE SWIMSir:Congratulations on bringing back to the cover of your swimsuit issue (Feb. 14) the eternal nymph whose charms defy time, Cheryl Tiegs. The entire portfolio of photographs ("The...

•Stewart Granger, Villanova guard and a Brooklyn native, during a recent bout with the flu: "My throat is so bad that my mother thinks I've been speaking a new Philadelphia language."