March 6, 1972 Table Of Contents
Tom Swift
Strange things happened when he waved his driver, and his irons were hardly miraculous, but Tom Weiskopf was pure alchemist when his putter turned a day's work into $52,000 in Gleason gold
By Dan Jenkins
IT MAY BE SHORT BUT IT ISN'T SWEET
The 60-yard dash takes six seconds to run, but what with the psyching out before and the acrimony afterward, it lasts an eternity
By Pat Putnam
And again and again. That's life for the king of the Black Hawks, Bobby Hull, who protests the shadowing he receives as no fun for him and a poor hockey show. Still, last week he scored his 40th goal
By Mark Mulvoy
Big Bill
A shy young man with a huge appetite, UCLA's superstar feeds the Bruins' fast break and feasts on their foes
Out of Africa and onto the Angry Ice
A Long Way
Mlle. Durr's strokes are bizarre, but she won $65,000 last year and now ranks high on the Virginia Slims tour
By Edwin Shrake
People
College Basketball
Marshall's Herd is being heard
Wrestling
Chris Taylor of Iowa State is proving that the bigger you are the harder it is to be felled—but you may need a meat scale to weigh in
By Herman Weiskopf
Bridge
My stars shone bright in Las Vegas
Baseball
It ain't necessarily so, and never was
Baseball's sacred percentages are under attack by a scholar-heretic, Earnshaw Cook, who, armed with his iconoclast's computer, says nuts to the sacrifice bunt and the practice of starting starting pitchers
By Frank Deford
Pro Football
It's no oblate spheroid, but it takes some funny bounces when tackles try to dribble it, as Dave Costa of the Denver Broncos will testify
For The Record
A roundup of the week Feb. 22-28
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
Edited by Robert W. Creamer