September 25, 1972 Table Of Contents

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Shopwalk

Those kandy-kolored, tangerine-flake streamlined golfing carts (with extras)

By Umberto Tosi

Yesterday

The Afternoon the Biscuit Ate an Admiral

By Norman B. Wiltsey

Funny Race

FUNNY KIND OF A RACE

The attendance is laughable and occasionally the play is, but the brawl among Boston, Baltimore, Detroit and New York for the American League East is the gaudiest ever to disinflame the fans

By William Leggett

O CANADA! THERE GOES ANOTHER

First came the Russian icemen, and now the U.S. sailors. At least there was suspense as they seized the Canada's Cup

By Hugh D. Whall

WINNING WITH A DASH OF ORANGE

Penn State, seeking revenge, spent a weary evening trying to snare Tennessee's Condredge Holloway

By Roy Blount Jr.

Ballooning

JUST A CASE OF RISING ABOVE IT ALL

IT HAS A LOT MORE UPS THAN DOWNS

By William Johnson

Family Affair

IT'S JUST ONE MAN'S FAMILY

Wellington Mara is moving his beloved—if baffling—Giants to New Jersey, hoping others will love them, too

By Robert H. Boyle

People

PEOPLE

College Football

The magic dragon is joust about the best

The passing of Florida State's Gary Huff is hot enough to have the pro scouts breathing fire

By Barry McDermott

THE WEEK

By Joe Jares

Softball

Fast, slow, kerplunk

By Dan Levin

Pro Football

There was another kick coming

Jan Stenerud had a nightmare to erase and perhaps he succeeded, but his team got booted again

By Ron Reid

Mountain Climbing

A heart in the highlands

A member of the expedition now within sight of the unconquered face of Everest talks of the terror that looms in the upcoming weeks

By Stanley Shivas

Edited by Robert W. Creamer

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