Description
Sports Illustrated Magazine – March 5, 1979 (Vol. 50 No. 10, Spring Training Cover, VG Condition)
This March 5, 1979 issue of Sports Illustrated features spring training on the cover, with a special illustrated feature highlighting how players sharpen their skills before the season. Additional highlights include women’s track records at the AAU indoor championships, the rise of LSU basketball, East Germany’s dominance in luge, and Soviet victories over NHL All-Stars. A strong issue blending pro sports, Olympic competition, and baseball’s return.
Condition:
The magazine is in very good condition with minor wear on the edges. The exact item pictured in this listing is the one you will receive. Please review photos for condition purposes.
Shipping & Packaging:
We do offer combined shipping upon request. All items are securely packaged and include a protective plastic covering.
Contents include:
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12 – The Tigers Are Roarin’ (by Larry Keith) – LSU basketball surges with new talent after years of struggles.
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16 – Candy Is Dandy (by Joe Marshall) – 16-year-old hurdler Candy Young leads as four women set world records at the AAU indoors.
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18 – A Run for the Money (by William Oscar Johnson) – A new U.S. Olympic luge course, but East Germany dominates.
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20 – A Game the NHL Can’t Win (by Harry Sinden) – The Soviets’ victory over NHL All-Stars signals more than an upset.
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28 – The Kid’s Got Heart (by Douglas S. Looney) – Lehigh wrestler Mark Lieberman proves grit beats raw talent.
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32 – Every Dog Has His Bay (by Ron Rau) – A humorous rabbit chase without the dogs.
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38 – Back to School – Illustrated spring training feature by Walt Spitzmiller.
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60 – A House Divided (by Marian Leifsen) – A mother’s transformation into a stage parent during college basketball recruitment.
Departments
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Scorecard – p. 9
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College Basketball – p. 46
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TV/Radio – p. 52
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Boxing – p. 54
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For the Record – p. 79
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19th Hole – p. 82
Cover Story: Spring Training – Illustrated Feature
A well-preserved vintage issue capturing baseball’s spring training and the wider sports scene of early 1979.