Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ORIGINAL LAYOUT

22 The Bears Unpack 'Em
Led by the sensational rookie. Gale Sayers, Chicago scored the pro upset of the year over Green Bay

26 Lost Bullets in Disasterville
Baltimore does not look like the team that was supposed to shoot its way into NBA contention

28 Barefoot in the Driver's Seat
Dick Kenney of Michigan State kicks field goals without a shoe, a Spartan habit that helps keep his team at the top

30 Man for the Next Few Seasons
Excitable Frank Broyles is changing the image of Arkansas as he starts a new dynasty with his ever-winning Hawgs

46 The Hunters of the Sky
The simple grace and beauty of a falconers' field trial are disclosed by Duncan Barnes and Artist Francis Golden

52 Maitre d' of Sports TV
He is Dick Bailey, whose Sports Network televises more athletic events than the three major networks combined

64 A Volcanic Shooting Lodge
High up on Mauna Kea on the big island of Hawaii, a sportsman has built his dream house right where the game is

74 An Asylum for Mad Fishermen
The shrinks hold some hope that Jack Olsen will recover from his fishing trip to Portugal's Berlenga Island

The departments

19 Scorecard
38 Football's Week
56 Golf
59 People
60 Pro Football
64 Design for Sport
68 Automobiles
71 Horse Racing
72 Bridge
93 For the Record
94 19th Hole

Cover photograph by Neil Leifer

Credits on page 93

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