October 03, 1983 | Volume 59, Issue 15

If you're thinking of attending the 1984 Olympic Winter Games in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia next Feb. 8 to Feb. 19, there are a number of tour options you might want to consider now—before it's too late.

2, 3—Manny Millan (left), Phil Huber (top right), Heinz Kluetmeier4—Terry Ashe18—Illustration by Sam Q. Weissman20-24—Jacqueline Duvoisin25—Ronald C. Modra (top), John Iacono (2)26, 27—Dan Nerney...

BOWLING—MATS KARLSSON upset Mike Durbin 260-183 to win the Grand Prix of England outside London.

JIM BROWNFORT WASHINGTON, MD.Brown, 38, set a national field archery record for the highest aggregate bow-hunter score with 2,537 points. In 12 years he has won two world field titles, six...

CON WHO WOULD BE PROSir:Franz Lidz's story (This Is the Game of the Name, Sept. 19) on Arthur Lee Trotter, the man who would be Marv Fleming et al., was a real piece of work. One question, though....

THE PROPER WAY TO MIX SPORTS AND POLITICS IN '84

•Gaylord Perry, Royals pitcher, 314-game career winner and reputed spitballer, on announcing his retirement at age 45: "The league will be a little drier now, folks."

It could be said that Senior Writer Bill Nack started work on his story about the contrasting swan songs of Hall-of-Famers-to-be Johnny Bench and Carl Yastrzemski, beginning on page 46, back in...

After beating Tulane, Kentucky is 4-0 for the first time since 1950

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OFFENSE: Kansas Quarterback Frank Seurer, a 6'2", 195-pound senior, led the Jayhawks to a 26-20 victory over Southern Cal by completing 26 of his 38 passes for 385 yards and one touchdown.

The 49ers have already equaled 1982's win total but still have flaws

DH Greg Luzinski will need a position if the White Sox reach the Series

Four weeks after Atlanta obtained Pitcher Len Barker from Cleveland for three players to be named later, Braves Outfielder Brett Butler found out from Atlanta owner Ted Turner that he was one of...

The Tampa Bay Baseball Group, which is highly optimistic about having a major league club based in Tampa by as early as 1986, last week hired Yankee Executive Vice-President Cedric Tallis to be...

JOE MORGAN: The Phillies' second baseman batted .484 with 15 hits, six of them doubles, in 31 at bats, scored seven runs and drove in eight. He also had two home runs, both on his 40th birthday.

That's Ralph Hanover right there, winner of the 1983 Little Brown Jug