March 28, 1983 | Volume 58, Issue 13

The U.S. women finished first in the World Cross-Country meet; the men took second

Freelance writer Jack Falla, whose story on top NHL prospect Pat LaFontaine begins on page 38, has three rather disparate heroes. "The individuals I'm most intrigued by are Jacques Plante, the...

The USFL Breakers are winners at tiny Nickerson Field, losers at the bank

After injuries forced a change in style, New York began thinking playoffs

For many months in 1976 and '77 the country's sports pages and television screens and conversations in medical, psychiatric and purely social circles were awash with the names Dr. Richard Raskind...

4—Steve Hansen9—Illustration by Sam Q. Weissman14, 15—Tony Triolo16, 17—Tony Triolo (left), John Iacono (right), George Tiedemann18—Jacqueline Duvoisin/ABC Sports (bottom), Tony Triolo (2)19—John...

COLLEGE BASKETBALL—In the NAIA men's championship in Kansas City, COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON (S.C.) beat West Virginia Wesley-an 57-53.

TIFFANY CHINTOLUCA LAKE, CALIF.Tiffany, 15, the youngest member of the U.S. figure skating team, finished in ninth place among women at the world championships in Helsinki after placing third at...

COVERING PETE ROSESir:I enjoyed your superb March 14 cover showing the reunion of three terrific ballplayers—Pete Rose, Joe Morgan and Tony Perez—and the accompanying article In Philadelphia,...

MR. AVERAGE JOE TOUCHDOWN

•Joe Klein, Texas general manager, after country singer and former Negro Leagues ballplayer Charley Pride, a switch hitter, struck out twice for the Rangers in an exhibition game against the...