| World Tennis |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
| A garden party for Chris. (Evert wins Virginia Slims) | Sports and fitness | |
| A kid, a rabbit & the champion. (U.S. Open results) | Sports and fitness | Heldman, Julie M. |
| A man with something to prove. (Guillermo Vilas) | Sports and fitness | |
| Analyzing Bjorn Borg's topspin forehand. | Sports and fitness | Bergelin, Lennart |
| Analyzing Borg's volley: how a baseliner becomes comfortable at net. | Sports and fitness | Bergelin, Lennart |
| An Aussie mate now guides Lobsters' fate. (Roy Emerson) | Sports and fitness | |
| An authoritative new method of evaluating rackets. | Sports and fitness | Hedrick, Karl, Ramnath, Rudrapatna V., Mikic, Bora |
| A new stage for Evert's class act. (fourth consecutive U.S. Open) | Sports and fitness | Adams, Susan B. |
| A Rosewall is a Rosewall is a Rosewall...forever. | Sports and fitness | Collins, Bud |
| Artistry on the court. | Sports and fitness | Lupica, Mike |
| As awesome as her namesake, 'Little Mo' was nearly invincible. (Maureen Connolly's 1953 Grand Slam) | Sports and fitness | Collins, Bud |
| Ashe is back. | Sports and fitness | Lupica, Mike |
| Billy the kid. (Bill Scanlon) | Sports and fitness | |
| BJK abroad. (Billy Jean King at Wimbledon) | Sports and fitness | |
| Bjorn again. (Bjorn Borg wins at Stade Roland Garros) | Sports and fitness | Evans, Richard |
| Borg eats Italian hero. (wins Italian Open) | Sports and fitness | |
| Borg: on top of the world rankings. | Sports and fitness | |
| Borg's endless summer: chasing the grand slam. (Wimbledon tournament) | Sports and fitness | |
| Bruce Gray: new WT publisher. | Sports and fitness | |
| Budge remembers the Baron. (German tennis star) | Sports and fitness | Budge, Don |
| Can Renee win the battle for acceptance? (transsexual tennis player) | Sports and fitness | Adams, Susan B. |
| Championship coverage of the U.S. Open. (TV coverage of tennis tournament) | Sports and fitness | Kalyn, Wayne |
| Chris Evert Lloyd takes stock at 24. | Sports and fitness | Adams, Susan B. |
| Chris Evert: person & public champion. | Sports and fitness | Heldman, Julie M. |
| Cliff Drysdale: a man for all seasons. | Sports and fitness | Bellamy, Rex |
| Confessions of a tennis mother. | Sports and fitness | Leech, Audrey |
| Connors is king of stacked deck in world rankings. | Sports and fitness | Flink, Steve |
| Connors shines the big apple. (Grand Prix Masters win) | Sports and fitness | Evans, Richard |
| 'Donald Dell is like E.F. Hutton: when he talks, you listen.' (pro tennis power broker) | Sports and fitness | Lorge, Barry |
| Evert leads world's pack for 3rd straight year. (best tennis player) | Sports and fitness | Heldean, Julie |
| Evonne Goolagong: welcome back sunshine. | Sports and fitness | Collins, Bud |
| Genius with the light red hair. (John McEnroe) | Sports and fitness | Flink, Steve |
| Guillermo Vilas: a man for all seasons. (personality profile) | Sports and fitness | Amdur, Neil |
| Harry Hopman's international tennis at Bardmoor. (Florida tennis camp) | Sports and fitness | Nickell, Molli |
| Has the champagne gone flat for Jimmy Connors? | Sports and fitness | Lupica, Mike |
| Here's to the winners. (what makes the best) | Sports and fitness | Trees, Susie |
| He's a changed man. (Roscoe Tanner) | Sports and fitness | Lorge, Barry |
| How 23 rackets compare in the lab and on the court. | Sports and fitness | Fiott, Steve |
| How a pro finds happiness on $384,663 a year. (Wojtek Fibak) | Sports and fitness | Lorge, Barry |
| How the rabbit moved into the lettuce patch. (Wendy Turnbull) | Sports and fitness | Bellamy, Rex |
| 'I would have given my right arm to beat that son of a bitch Tilden.' (Buddy Goeltz) | Sports and fitness | Lorge, Barry |
| Jimmie McDaniel: never allowed to be legend. | Sports and fitness | Meadow, Barry |
| Jimmy Connors: star spangled hero or the ugly American? | Sports and fitness | Lorge, Barry |
| Jimmy Connors' two-handed backhand. | Sports and fitness | Stolle, Fred |
| John McEnroe: the glaring young man on the flying tantrum. | Sports and fitness | Collins, Bud |
| Jose Higueras: from nine-year-old dropout to No. 8 on the planet. | Sports and fitness | Collins, Bud |
| Lorge honored for WT article. (Barry Lorge) | Sports and fitness | Bookman, Ron |
| Manolo's masterpiece. (Grand Prix Masters tennis title) | Sports and fitness | Bookman, Ron |
| Martina: home at last. | Sports and fitness | |
| Martina rocks the boat (and Chris, too). | Sports and fitness | |
| Martina the strong. (Navratilova) | Sports and fitness | Adams, Susan B. |
| 'Martina will be hard to keep down.' (Virginia Slims tournament) | Sports and fitness | Adams, Susan B. |
| Masters of the phantom circuit. (Harry and Guy Fritz) | Sports and fitness | Collins, Bud |
| Meet Stacy, too. (Stacy Margolin) | Sports and fitness | |
| Mowing & blowing at the Meadow. (Connors wins U.S. Open) | Sports and fitness | Evans, Richard |
| Now he's a good win for anyone. (profile of tennis player John McEnroe) | Sports and fitness | Lupica, Mike |
| 'Our Ginny': the Wimbledon champ. | Sports and fitness | Heldman, Julie M. |
| Rasputins or nannies: what do those coaches do? | Sports and fitness | Lorge, Barry |
| Starting over at 17. (Pam Shriver) | Sports and fitness | Lorge, Barry |
| Stockton, the Philadelphia iceman. (beats Connors) | Sports and fitness | |
| Sweet sixteen. (Tracy Austin) | Sports and fitness | Flink, Steve |
| Taking the gloves off: Bjorn makes it two. (Wimbledon win) | Sports and fitness | Gray, David |
| Ted Tinling: a beacon of style. (tennis dress designer) | Sports and fitness | Lupica, Mike |
| The 88 year old woman Billie Jean would love to beat. (Elizabeth Ryan) | Sports and fitness | Eisenberg, DD |
| The ATP-Longwood heavyweight bout: round two. (pro tennis dispute) | Sports and fitness | |
| The basic Borg. | Sports and fitness | Lorge, Barry |
| The crusher. | Sports and fitness | Adams, Russ |
| The Futures circuit: those girls can play. | Sports and fitness | Drysdale, Jean |
| The gerbil that roared. (personality profile) | Sports and fitness | Collins, Bud |
| The last of the red hot coaches. (Robert Lansdorp) | Sports and fitness | |
| The last tennis rogue. (Bill Riordan) | Sports and fitness | Lupica, Mike |
| The man behind the Prince racket. (Howard Head) | Sports and fitness | Fiott, Steve |
| The man who slew Forest Hills | Sports and fitness | Amdur, Neil |
| The phantom of the open. (personality profile) | Sports and fitness | Collins, Bud |
| The Rocket's red glare hasn't faded 10 years after Grand Slam II. | Sports and fitness | Collins, Bud, Ad, My |
| The urban tennis junkie | Sports and fitness | Lupica, Mike |
| The Vitas touch. (World Championship of Tennis) | Sports and fitness | |
| Tracy Austin: fourteen & formidable. | Sports and fitness | Adams, Susan B. |
| Tracy awesome & the legend of Lutherville. (Tracy Austin, Pam Shriver) | Sports and fitness | Lupica, Mike |
| Victor Pecci: the most famous person in Paraguay. | Sports and fitness | Collins, Bud |
| Vilas: ! numero uno! (world's best players) | Sports and fitness | |
| Virginia Wade's forehand drive. (tennis instruction) | Sports and fitness | Van der Meer, Dennis |
| Vitas! what you see is what you get. | Sports and fitness | Lupica, Mike |
| Watch these juniors. | Sports and fitness | Flink, Steve |
| WCT. | Sports and fitness | |
| What makes Pecci a diamond in the rough? | Sports and fitness | Lott, David, Stolle, Fred |
| When the laughter turned to cheers. (U.S. Open win) | Sports and fitness | Evans, Richard I. |
| Whitmore receives Krantzcke award. | Sports and fitness | |
| Who are these nice guys? (leading players) | Sports and fitness | |
| Wimbledon: Martina's fairy tale comes two true. (Martina Navratilova) | Sports and fitness | Adams, Susan B. |
| Wimbledon: what can Borg do for an encore? (Bjorn Borg) | Sports and fitness | Bellamy, Rex |
| Wojtek Fibak: a one man boom. (rising tennis star) | Sports and fitness | Evans, Richard |
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