January 19, 1970 Table Of Contents
Super Bowl
In the Super Bowl the ingenious boss of the Kansas City Chiefs aimed a devastating machine at Minnesota, and Engineer Len Dawson used it to outhit, outmaneuver and eventually destroy the Vikings
By Tex Maule
Little St. Bonaventure has big Bob Lanier. He may be worth a million to the pros, but right now he is the solidly based (shoe size 19) star of an undefeated team that is reaching for the NCAA title
L.A. Open
In Los Angeles, Billy Casper wins the first tournament of the 70s, and the PGA sets off into what everyone hopes is a brave new era
By Dan Jenkins
Part 4: Television And Sport
TOWERING BABBLE AND (SOB) HEIDI
What goes on behind its crane and camera, mike and monitor, switch and socket as television brings Super Spectator his electronic sport, and sometimes a little Swiss girl, too
My Kahlahnah Baby
MY BABY IS CALLED THE KAHLAHNAH KOOGAHS
History's first regional franchise-which means that it plays a regular schedule in several 'home' cities-sprang from the brow of a Sports Illustrated writer two years ago. Its success may change the map of pro sport
By Frank Deford
People
College Basketball
An ex-doughboy who can shoot with the best
Ralph Simpson is a gifted sophomore on an otherwise mediocre Michigan State team. He lives basketball and, scoring 30 points a game, he probably is the best rookie in the country today
By Joe Jares
By Peter Carry
Hunting
Pavlov's ducks fly to a last supper
By Robert F. Jones
The Stars
SQUINTING AT THE STARS OF SPORT
It's sometimes hard to see out there, but the fans and fanciers of astrology are convinced that a look into the void will help before the game begins
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