December 9, 1974 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
FLOCKS OF GLOSSY GIFTS FOR XMAS, BUT THEIR PRICE IS FOR THE BIRDS
Yesterday
THE HOUNDS WERE RARELY TOP DOGS IN THE BRIEF HISTORY OF PAPER CHASING
By George A. Gipe
Shopwalk
A GIFT FOR A CHILD WITH EVERYTHING: ROSEBUD FOR A BUDDING CITIZEN KANE
By Mark Kram
Bucks
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was back with a sound hand and a new look, and the Bucks were clearly relieved. But the big man answers only the largest of their problems
By Pat Putnam
SIGHS OF RELIEF IN BOSTON, TOO
By Jane Gross
THE COWBOYS CALL ON THE MAD BOMBER
On the brink of elimination from the playoffs, Dallas turned to its rookie quarterback, a dead shot with his six-guns, too
By Edwin Shrake
Earthquake
It was caused by USC, it lasted almost 17 minutes and its victim was Notre Dame. When it was over, Anthony Davis and his teammates were on solid ground while the Irish lay buried under a mountain of points
By Joe Jares
TV/Radio
College Basketball
Against Indiana, Tennessee Tech's Inman expresses how it feels to be
By Herman Weiskopf
College Football
Losing the Alabama-Auburn game is bad enough, but the excruciating part is that you have to endure all those insults for a whole year
By Ray Kennedy
Fishing
Don Brown wanted his dinners to be legal, so he started a campaign to propagate the sea-run trout
By Dan Levin
Boxing
Five times a champion and still formidable at 36, Emile Griffith slips a rung against a young foe
By Tex Maule
Baseball
Nicaraguans believe they were thrown a changeup in St. Petersburg by the U.S. organizers and thereby deprived of the world amateur title
By Pat Jordan
For The Record
A roundup of the week Nov. 25-Dec. 1
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By John A. Meyers
Edited by Andrew Crichton