February 6, 1967 Table Of Contents
Championship Fight
Ernie Terrell's left hand was a potent weapon against Cassius Clay five years ago (above), but an older, wiser Muhammad Ali should contain it easily this Monday night
By Tex Maule
Next Year's Stars
Stirring more interest at some colleges than the varsity, basketball's freshman teams include some unusually able players. One is a champion baton-twirler, another is called a Houdini with the ball
Springers
Diving Club
On Grand Bahama Island pleasure divers now have what they have long wanted: a club where novices can learn easily and experts have a chance to stretch their luck a little
People
Boxing
Repeat for the best negative fighter around
All Joey Archer had to be was a bit more aggressive. He was less so than ever in his second bout with Middleweight Champ Emile Griffith and, predictably, lost to a man who would rather shop than fight
By Mark Kram
Bridge
Horse Racing
A good horse won Santa Anita's big race, but Buckpasser was back in the barn with an aching hoof, so it was just another $100,000 affair
Saul Silberman, owner of Tropical Park, has been battling with politicians, racing commissions and newspapermen all his life. Only the horses he bets on defeat him
For The Record
A roundup of the sports information of the week
Basketball's Week
By Mervin Hyman
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By Garry Valk
