February 8, 1971 Table Of Contents
TV Talk
By Frank Deford
Lew
Milwaukee has the best record in the league and Alcindor is the sport's dominant player, but the Bucks still have to beat the Knicks, who always manage to be at their best in rehearsals for the playoffs
By Peter Carry
NO PRACTICE MAKES ALMOST PERFECT
Randy Matson has had no peer in the shotput, but his dominion is threatened by Al Feuerbach, who throws only when it counts
By Pat Putnam
Daytona's 24 Hours took a fender off Roger Penske's bold blue Ferrari (above) and cooked the gearbox of Pedro Rodriguez' Porsche—which responded to surgery just in time to win a dramatic finish
By Robert F. Jones
People
College Basketball
Red-hot new pistol in Rebel land
Shades of Pete Maravich. The South has the nation's top gunner again. He's Johnny Neumann of Ole Miss
Motor Sports
A big, bright vaarroom for a large, fast buck
New Yorkers rushed in where Hell's Angels would have jeered to tread as antiseptic indoor motorcycle racing played to an SRO audience in Manhattan. The best thing about it may have been the shrewd radio come-on
By Pat Ryan
Pool
And finds the claws still sharp as Champagne Eddie Kelly disappoints a host of country folks by beating their perennial hero, Luther Lassiter
By James Morgan
Phantoms
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 Martin Kane