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September 29, 1969 Table Of Contents
Footloose
If you are a touring softball enthusiast, then Clearwater, Fla. is the place to go
Yesterday
By Janet Graham
Rush And A Penny
The Rams' big pass rush wasn't the only thing that enabled them to beat the Colts and add to the upsets in pro ball last weekend. There was also the little matter of Coach George Allen's lucky penny
By Tex Maule
Defending the Davis Cup, the U.S. schneidered the Rumanians, but the triumph probably rates an asterisk, since the best team in the world—the Australian pros—was ineligible under capricious rules
By Frank Deford
Wild West
KNOCKDOWN TIME IN THE WILD, WILD WEST
When the week started, five teams were in contention for the league title, but by Sunday evening the dust and gun smoke were clearing and two teams, the Giants and the Braves, stood tall over the rest
By Mark Mulvoy
No O.J.
GETTING BY NICELY WITHOUT O.J.
When Mr. Simpson shuffled off to Buffalo, USC fans braced for some barren years, but last week sophomore Quarterback Jimmy Jones gave the Trojans a heartening start toward another Rose Bowl
By Pat Putnam
Alligators
Naturalists are hoping that the meeting won't take place in a fancy-priced luggage shop. But it may—illegal killing of these animals in Florida swamps is fast decimating their numbers
By Martin Kane
College Football
A cloudburst for Kentucky's Ray of sunshine
Coach John Ray, who took over the Wildcats 10 months ago, has spent much of his time since convincing everyone the team would be a winner. Last week Indiana noted an exception
Football's Week
By William F. Reed Jr.
People
Golf
A tie may be like kissing your sister...
But It was one sweet smack for U.S. pros, as the British all but stole away with the Ryder Cup
By Gwilym S. Brown
Harness Racing
Coming up to the Little Brown Jug, a very masculine colt with a very feminine name was pacing around as if he were mad at everyone
By William F. Reed Jr.
One City
A TALE OF TWO MEN AND ONE CITY
By Mark Kram
For The Record
A roundup of the sports information of the week
Baseball's Week
By Herman Weiskopf
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By Garry Valk
