January 12, 1970 Table Of Contents
Pro Championships
Whether they went by air or on the ground. Joe Kapp's Vikings met little resistance from Cleveland, whom they beat 27-7, Now, in the Super Bow, Minnesota must deal with the tough Kansas City defense
By Tex Maule
LAMONICA'S MOVEABLE FEAST: HE WAS THE MAIN DISH
By Robert F. Jones
Richer than his most extravagant admirers believed' Boston's vein of Orr is producing a run at the scoring title that is astounding for a defenseman
By Mark Mulvoy
No Recession
Though economists predict trouble in 1970, the view of one of sport's major activities—horse racing—remains bullish
Still No. 1
Notre Dame came close—and Penn State was rooting for the upset—but after Cotton Speyrer made a heroic catch in the fading moments (below), Texas nailed down the national championship
By Dan Jenkins
Hawaii
HAWAII-GO BACK TO A NEW GRASS SHACK
By Bob Ottum
Part 3: Television And Sport
Or how the networks scheme, plot and concoct in the best espionage tradition as they try to do in their brothers at the bidding table and bring home to their viewers the sporting bacon
College Basketball
With Ah Chew Goo leading the fast break to fun, only the basketball suffers in Hawaii's sunny Rainbow Classic
By Peter Carry
Skiing
A cold country club for the real cool crowd
As President Thomas I. Sheridan Jr. says: golfers do it, yachtsmen do it, and it was predictable that sooner or later there would be
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 J. Richard Munro