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April 15, 1974 Table Of Contents
Glorious Ordeal
Henry Aaron gracefully endured the pressure of the chase, and then stopped it with one lash of his bat
By Ron Fimrite
The Knicks were getting much more than they could handle from the Bullets until Monroe spotted an odd-looking hoop in one game and Frazier recaptured his fan club at the redolent Garden in the next
By Peter Carry
PHILLY TAKES A FLYER ON THE CUP
Bernie Parent, the stingiest man in any NHL net, leads those audacious Philadelphia expansionists into a playoff war they think they can win
By Mark Mulvoy
No Small World
IT'S NO LONGER SUCH A SMALL WORLD
After a feeble start, the World Football League made a big splash by signing NFL stars Hill, Csonka, Warfield and Stabler
By Joe Marshall
Aaron Banks
AARON BANKS, NEW YORK'S MARTIAL ARTIST
A karate black belt, he has become the premier promoter of the Oriental disciplines that have turned into a show-biz phenomenon
Augusta In Arnold's Looking Glass
Masters
By Roy Blount Jr.
Pitcher
Pittsburgh's Steve Blass was a big winner until his control began to go. The new season finds him desperately worried
By Pat Jordan
Handball
The Super Eight celebrated their first birthday party with superb play, minuscule crowds and much concern for what the future might hold
By Ron Reid
Bowling
Crew-cut and square, Earl Anthony keeps to himself on tour and kept his cool to win the rich Firestone
By Herman Weiskopf
Big Bend
A non-canoeing journalist blithely joins a group of adventurous Texas scientists on a wild, wet trip through the desolate canyons of the Rio Grande's Big Bend
By Edwin Shrake
For The Record
A roundup of the week April 1-7
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By John A. Meyers
Edited by Andrew Crichton
