November 26, 1973 Table Of Contents

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Booktalk

A new look at the needlepoint game, viewed through Rosey-colored glasses

By Barbara La Fontaine

Yesterday

It Was a Really Bad Trip

By Neil R. Stout

Steelers

DENTING THE STEELERS

For a team whose will was forged in privation, a cushy 8-1 record was too much prosperity, and Denver wrought an upset

By Roy Blount, Jr.

ARTIS AND THE QUICK-CHANGE ARTISTS

By switching to the fast break, Artis Gilmore, Dan Issel and the rest of the Colonels have shot to the top of their division

By Peter Carry

ONLY SENIOR BACKS NEED APPLY

The Heisman Trophy is voted annually to "the outstanding college football player in the United States," but history has proved that linemen and underclassmen seldom merit serious consideration

By Robert H. Boyle

Pinehurst

144 HOLES, 500,000 BUCKS AND 1 FLOP

In the World Open, twice the usual number of golfers playing twice the usual number of holes for twice the usual number of dollars equaled half the usual fun

By Dan Jenkins

The Ripper

WINNING ONE FOR THE RIPPER

Show me a man with high hostilities and I'll show you a man with sporting promise, says mild-mannered Professor Beausay, who probed hundreds of athletic personalities to prove his points

By Gwilym S. Brown