January 6, 1975 Table Of Contents
Entertainment
MAKING SPORT OFF-BROADWAY: SOME PLAYERS SCORE, BUT IT'S HARDLY A HIT
By Mark Donovan
NFL Championships
Yielding a measly 29 yards on the ground, the Steelers upset Oakland to win their first title and a shot at the Vikings in the Super Bowl
By Ron Reid
THE RAMS MADE GOATS OF THEMSELVES
By Dan Jenkins
Louisville has played well just a fraction of the time, but that has been enough to smoke its opponents
WE MUST BE FRANK ABOUT HOT DOGS
The sedate new name is Freestyle, but skiers still relish falling out of the sky and you never sausage crazy stunts
By William O. Johnson
Superwomen
Especially in the TV game called 'Superstars' in which the women, led by a galaxy of unknowns from volleyball, basketball and football, showed more competitiveness than their male predecessors
Khan Game
It was only to watch and maybe make a rupee or two that 8-year-old Hashim perched on the squash court wall that day 50 years ago, never realizing he would found a dynasty
Wheelie
Pedals flashing, flying over the obstacles, kids are cycling into a new form of motocross madness
By Sam Moses
Dogs
Its origins hypothetical, this forebear of the poodle is making a comeback with help from such masters as Trudeau and Kosygin
College Basketball
Cashing in on Marvin's guardin'
Webster also rebounds and scores as Morgan monopolizes Division II
By Kent Hannon
By Herman Weiskopf
Hockey
When an NHL game gets hot, Andy must keep it from boiling over
By Mark Mulvoy
Sundown
Ahead of an athlete, especially one who knew euphoric days of fame, lie retirement and the pain of adapting to another world
By Pat Jordan
For The Record
A roundup of the week Dec. 23-29
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By John A. Meyers
Edited by Andrew Crichton