September 11, 1972 Table Of Contents
Yesterday
Over the Wall and up the Mountain
By David Lampe
Red Faces
In a week of Russian ups and downs, the biggest up was an upset in Montreal, where Soviet skaters left overconfident NHL stars black and blue and all of Canada blushing
By Mark Mulvoy
Olympics
A tall young Ohioan wearing a golf cap beat the world's best in a dramatic 800-meter run to salvage something for U.S. track forces, whose first-week fortunes had been sinking sadly at the Olympic Games
By Pat Putnam
THE GOLDEN DAYS OF MARK THE SHARK
College Football
Everybody guns for Nebraska, which goes after its third straight national football championship. But there isn't a coach in the country who would not like to be confronted with Bob Devaney's problem
By Dan Jenkins
By Larry Keith
Baseball
A sleeper to Boston is a sound catch
By Larry Keith
By Ron Fimrite
New Tricks
With more bowl teams and national titles than most coaches have years, Alabama's Bryant should be ready to retire. RETIRE? Why, he's Just learning what the game is all about
For The Record
A roundup of the week Aug. 29-Sept. 3
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By J. Richard Munro
Edited by Martin Kane