November 18, 1974 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
THE GAME BOOK OF THE STEELERS: ONE YEAR'S MOVES AND BROKEN PLAYS
The Touchdown
THE TOUCHDOWN THAT DIDN'T COUNT
Ohio State was in the Spartans' end zone. There was no doubt about that. But had the Buckeyes arrived there in time to keep their No. 1 ranking?
By Dan Jenkins
A QUIET MAN MAKES THE BULLETS ZING
Wes Unseld's knees are good again and, as usual, nobody talks about him. Result: Washington is vandalizing the NBA Central
By Pat Putnam
Bumper Year
Last summer's player strike made National Football League teams take a long look at their rookies and first-year men, and now there are more new bodies around than ever before. Some of them are superb
By Ron Reid
Odyssey
In which the writer, accompanied by Artist Franklin McMahon, travels from Baton Rouge to Norman to Ann Arbor in 48 hours to watch three big college games and recapture his youth
By Ron Fimrite
Tuna
END OF THE SALAD DAYS FOR BLUEFIN TUNA
Laws recently passed to protect the devastated Atlantic schools of bluefin may have come too late to save commercial and sports fishermen from their own greed
By Dan Levin
College Football
Incitement to riot the McKay way
After threats and wit had failed, a revived passing game saved USC
By Ray Kennedy
By Larry Keith
Horse Pulling
The h in hp stands for horse. And this contest reveals the power
By Philip Singerman
Horse Racing
It was—horrors—a Frenchman who upset the celebrated Dahlia
By Tex Maule
Boating
Romance versus realism on a cruel sea
In Key West's offshore powerboat race the rooster tails were as lofty and the men as intrepid as ever, but ignominy awaited a new marvel and injury a salty old hand. Even for the winner it was touch and go
By Robert F. Jones
Moolah
Even after years of bruising eye-for-an-eye and tooth-for-a-tooth battles, the queen of the wrestlers, Fabulous Moolah, remains the belle of the brawl
By Pat Jordan
For The Record
A roundup of the week Nov. 4-10
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
Edited by Andrew Crichton