November 9, 1970 Table Of Contents

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Three gridiron immortals are trying to occupy space meant for only one as Ohio State, Texas and Notre Dame battle for the national title. It is a scramble that could be settled in a number of ways

By Dan Jenkins

PANIC WAS QUELLED IN BOSTON

The Bruins finally lost a game, and there was a stern searching of souls. But all was serene once the Hubmen cooled the Rangers

By Mark Mulvoy

Rosenbloom-Robbie Bowl

THE ROSENBLOOM-ROBBIE BOWL

Baltimore trounced Miami 35-0 last Sunday but the main bout took place off the field where the two owners, the Colts' Carroll Rosenbloom and the Dolphins' Joe Robbie, continued to wage their unholy war

By Jack Olsen

Harbour Town

A Course with Rare Bite

What a Little 'Instant Character' Can Do

By Dan Jenkins

Mad Punter

THE MAD, MAD PUNTER OF LOUISVILLE

He is beaded, barefoot Scott Marcus of New York, and he has this insane idea that he can play varsity football and all other sports as well

By John Underwood

College Football

Just ask the tailgate set who is No. 1

And the answer will be—no, not one of those teams up there on page 15—it will be Dartmouth, which last week shut out Yale in a battle between undefeated and, if you can believe it, nationally ranked teams

By Edwin Shrake

THE WEEK

By William F. Reed

People

PEOPLE

Motor Sports

The run was a natural gas

Fifty-two fuel companies cooked up a rocket car to promote their products, hired an almost-astronaut to drive it and, one might say...

By George Ferguson

Shooting

Bad days at Black Canyon for the U.S.

Soviet marksmen regain their old form in the world championships

By Martin Kane

Hockey

Don't bother hitting a Plager on the head

As brother Bob says, "No Plager is hurt when he gets hit there." All three of them play defense for the St. Louis Blues, and their view of hockey is that you should whack the other guy before he whacks you

By Mark Mulvoy