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February 10, 1975 Table Of Contents
Kick
Shock waves went out after an Italian pair was caught playing footsie at the world bridge championships. When only a reprimand followed, the American team seethed, but the old Blues won again
Which say get in front and stay there. That he did in his indoor mite debut
By Ron Reid
WAIFS WHO DARE TO DARKEN DOORS
The Los Angeles Kings, mostly men cast out by other teams, have risen up in the Norris Division to confound their rejectors
By Mark Mulvoy
Vegas Jackpot
A TWO-ARMED BANDIT HITS THE JACKPOT
In a ballyhooed big-money match in Las Vegas that actually lived up to its billing, young Jimmy Connors blackjacked Rod Laver
By Joe Jares
Walt Frazier
In his eighth pro season the pressure is on the Knicks' Walt Frazier as never before. But he remains basketball's best guard, and while his life-style is less gaudy, the thermometer is steady
Into The Skies
OUT OF THE SURF AND INTO THE SKIES
After taming the waves with board and boat, Hobie Alter has come ashore with a new toy, a radio-controlled sailplane
By Philip Singerman
Hit The Road
Wintertime Is High Time to Hit the Road Again
If Richard Petty comes rolling out, can spring be far behind? That's Petty below—five-time champion, the winningest stock car racer ever—and the vivid bursts of action here and on the next page comprise a salute to the new season from Photographer Richard Meek, who shot these scenes, then tuned them up through a special process that he keeps as secret as what makes the cars and crews so fast.
By Robert F. Jones
College Basketball
A shot to the schnozz has been the only way to slow Notre Dame's Adrian Dantley. Trimmed down and muscled up, he can smell a scoring title
By Larry Keith
By Herman Weiskopf
Olympics
With a year to go to the Winter Games, Innsbruck has it in site
By William O. Johnson
Pro Basketball
All the moribund Dallas Chaparrals needed was a lend-lease move down to San Antonio, a new name, smart deals and live fans
By Pat Putnam
Hunting
Putting some fun back into the gun
Muzzle-loaders are returning to vogue with a big blue whoosh
By Robert F. Jones
Assault
And then, finding it both remote and deadly, work unstintingly to perfect an assault. The author joins the U.S. team in practice on Rainier
By Robert F. Jones
For The Record
A roundup of the week Jan. 27-Feb. 2
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
By John A. Meyers
Edited by Andrew Crichton
