March 2, 1970 Table Of Contents
One More War
As the sounds of battle faded, South Carolina's fighting Gamecocks were masters of all they surveyed—for the moment. But next week the country's strongest league goes at it all over again
YANKEE PETE AND HIS REB GETAWAY CAR
Pete Hamilton, a college dropout from Massachusetts, rolled into Dixie and whipped a galaxy of heroes in the Daytona 500
By Robert F. Jones
One of the sleekest and smartest of the big cats and now an endangered species, the Indian leopard occasionally becomes a hunter of men. This one has terrorized a remote community for two years
New York Blades
FLASHING BLADES FOR A MINI-MASTERMIND
Little Emile Francis has maneuvered the New York Rangers up from oblivion into a hot race for the National Hockey League championship. Now all he has to do is outthink the onrushing Boston Bruins in the season's last month
By Gary Ronberg
Spring Training
The Bright Glow Of Spring Training
Easy Runner
A MONKEY RIDES THE EASY RUNNER
Marty Liquori, the first American in four years to beat Jim Ryun at a mile, has become everybody's long-distance target
People
College Basketball
Mississippi College scored 146 points—and got beaten to maintain its record as the game's most prolific loser
By Dick Russell
By Peter Carry
Fishing
Texans have one more goody to stuff into their cornucopia—trout, albeit imported ones, for the catching in the Guadalupe
Skiing
Everybody knows Norway always wins Nordic championships. It looked that way this time, too—when, suddenly, up jumped the Russians
Horse Racing
Naskra? You've got to be kidding
That's what most people said when they heard who won the Everglades
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
Edited by Robert Creamer