December 2, 1968 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
Matt Dillon won't smile as history is set straight for serious gun collectors
By Martin Kane
Yesterday/Mrs. Thorntop
By Mary Evans
Roses
Ohio State's Woody Hayes could sit back and sniff the flowers as his gang of teen-age fakers hid the ball from Michigan, won the Big Ten championship and headed for the No. 1 bouquet in Pasadena
By Dan Jenkins
Gloves Off
STICKS DOWN, GLOVES OFF, PLAY!
That was the atmosphere as the Boston Bruins and New York Rangers paused in their hot pursuit of league-leading Montreal to belabor one another while relighting the fires of their traditional grudge rivalry
By Mark Mulvoy
STILL ALIVE BECAUSE THEY'RE KICKING
The Rams beat the Giants on a last-ditch field goal, but should they face the Colts for the Coastal Division title they'll need more
By Tex Maule
College Basketball
By Mervin Hyman
College Football
Unbeatens met, and what happened beats all
With tickets selling for $125 apiece, Harvard and Yale undefeated and the Ivy League in a dither, there seemed no way for the contest to match the buildup. Then Harvard sent in Frank Champi
By Pat Putnam
By Mervin Hyman
Nature
Longer lives from a mass death
Dying salmon may help science in its study of man's longevity
By Pat Ryan
Golf
An old statistics nut examines the IBM figures for this year's pro tour and discovers that the game has changed since Tony Manero's day
For The Record
A roundup of the sports information of the week
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By Gary Walk
