March 17, 1975 Table Of Contents
Photography
TAKING STILLS OF SKIERS IN MOTION ISN'T AS DIFFICULT AS IT SOMETIMES APPEARS
By Mark Donovan
Booktalk
UPDIKE FINDS NEW AND INGENIOUS USES FOR AN OLD METAPHOR: LIFE AS A GAME
Yesterday
TRUSSED LIKE A TURKEY, THE PROFESSOR SWAM FOR PALTRY PRIZE AND FLEET FAME
By George Gipe
Run Down
North Carolina was overlooked before the ACC tournament began, but won when its foes ran afoul of a frosh named Phil
The beer flowed again last week; this time it was poured from the World Cup in Hartford
By Joe Jares
Odd heroes abound on the Houston Rockets—would you believe an NBA starter looked down on by his sister?—but having learned the virtues of rugged dependence, they are blasting to new heights
By Pat Putnam
Canucks
AN AX CAN'T DO IT ALONE, YOU NEED A HAMMER
Vancouver was hanging in there with Gary (The Ax) Smith in goal, then 6'5", 225-pound Bob Dailey began throwing his weight around
By Mark Mulvoy
Putting
By Dan Jenkins
Big Punch
Learning his trade as he fought, young Roberto Duran of Panama figured that a boy's best teacher was a hit in the head. Such lessons absorbed, he is still a brawler, but also the lightweight champion
By Tex Maule
College Basketball
Despite 32 points by a Bowling Green guard so eccentric that strange occurrences are named after him, Central Michigan captured the title
By Dan Levin
By Herman Weiskopf
Baseball
Surfacing in Florida, a new Yank hooks into a fine-feathered feud
By Roy Blount Jr.
Motor Sports
Those weren't 1930s applecarts in the Ontario 500, but hard times are closing in on the speedways
By Robert F. Jones
For The Record
A roundup of the week March 3-9
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Sarah Pileggi