March 4, 1974 Table Of Contents
Hoosiers
Indiana fans had a choice as the swimmers continued to drown all rivals and the roundball bunch dribbled around the opposition
AS PREDICTABLE AS A COWBOY MOVIE
Like the Mississippi, 61-year-old Sam Snead keeps rolling along, and his play the last two weeks proves that he may actually be improving
The parlance of the backstretch describes the situation on the track, where a mob of undistinguished 3-year-olds is not likely to provide a worthy successor to the Secretariats and Riva Ridges of yesterday
Dark
AL DARK AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS
In a single bound, one of baseball's managers-in-exile vaults up from limbo to field boss of the champion Oakland A's
Sanders
In which the author, class of '42, recalls a rather quaint past and foresees a formidable future
In St. Petersburg a grand band of ancients—none younger than 75—believes there is a lot more to the national pastime than passing time. These men hit and run, field and throw, and sometimes rage, as if their lives are at stake
By Dan Levin
People
College Basketball
This country cousin is buzzin'
A small branch of mighty Maryland has the best record in the nation
By Herman Weiskopf
Track & Field
Tony Waldrop, student of Dostoevsky, world-record holder, runner of six sub-four-minute miles, is not yet impressed by his remarkable success
By Larry Keith
Jimbo
It's a toss-up whether Jimmy Connors irritates more people than he beats regularly on the court. But everyone knows where he belongs in the ratings
For The Record
A roundup of the week Feb. 18-24
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By John A. Meyers
Edited by Andrew Crichton