February 3, 1975 Table Of Contents
Movietalk
I AM BURNED UP AT THE SIGHT OF O.J. CARRYING A CAT INSTEAD OF A BALL
By Roy Blount Jr.
Arttalk
GRIM TRUTH IN A MIDWEST GALLERY FOR THE HORSEPLAYERS WHO NEVER SAY DIE
By Mark Kram
Sad End
Twenty years ago Rex Ellsworth, owner of Swaps, was the king of racing. Now, after thoroughbred horses were found starving on his neglected ranch, past glory has disintegrated into present disgrace
Shadow Of Knight
SHINING IN THE SHADOW OF KNIGHT
The No. 1 Hoosiers are unbeaten—and almost unknown. It figures. There can be little personal fame when the subs are super and the coach is a martinet
Jack Or Better
Is Miller better? Maybe. Someday. Their cards were on the table, but Gene Littler won the Crosby pot
By Dan Jenkins
Eden
Faced with a runaway building boom, residents of Sanibel voted for incorporation in an effort to save the Florida island's basic charm
By Ray Kennedy
Freezing
Every season at this time, all St. Paul, Minn, spills outdoors to frolic in the frigid weather—they call it a c-c-c-carnival—stirring up a warm conviviality that not only eases the long wait for springtime, but serves to prove another cold adage: that for those who get out and thrash around, winter misery loves company
Toni Sailer
Tall, dark and handsome Toni Sailer tried acting after taking three gold medals in the '56 Olympics, but it was as a director that he had his biggest hit, reviving the Austrian ski team
By William O. Johnson
TV/Radio
College Basketball
On and up with the Mighty Macs
Tiny Immaculata helped bring TV to the fast-growing women's game
By Joe Marshall
By Herman Weiskopf
Tennis
Long dormant, Marty Riessen found his way to the finals of the U.S. Indoor Championship, where he defeated a flashy young star-to-be
By Joe Jares
For The Record
A roundup of the week Jan 20-26
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Andrew Crichton
