April 7, 1975 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
A MOVEABLE FAMINE: HUNGERING FOR FAME BEYOND DAVENPORT AND PALATKA
NCAA Basketball
Led by Richard Washington's 28 points, UCLA defeated Kentucky 92-85 to give John Wooden a wonderful retirement gift—his 10th NCAA title
JACK SHOWS GARY HE'S NO MASTER PAST
Globetrotting Player, preparing to defend his Augusta title, made his first U.S. appearance of the year and discovered that Nicklaus is still the kingpin
By Dan Jenkins
Foolish Pleasure looked like a sure Triple Crown winner—until last week. Then he was beaten by Prince Thou Art, California found Avatar and Kentucky had itself a horse race again
By Tex Maule
Classy Class
The rookie crop in both the NBA and the ABA has shown more talent than any in years, which is one reason why the pro season has been topsy-turvy and why pro coaches tend to develop anxiety complexes
By Pat Putnam
Baseball 1975
As baseball begins again, its life signs are strong, but thoughtful men like Sal Bando (left) warn that estranged fans and players must soon reunite
By Ron Fimrite
By Jim Kaplan
By Ron Fimrite
By Larry Keith
By Roy Blount Jr.
Now that he is one, Steve Garvey tries to live up to his obligations while opposing the cult of the antihero
By Roy Blount Jr.
TV/Radio
Lacrosse
McEneaney-to-French is the route Cornell hopes to ride to the title
By Joe Marshall
Swimming
Led by John Naber, USC won its second straight NCAA championship, and this time no one could question whether the Trojans deserved it
For The Record
A roundup of the week March 24-30
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Andrew Crichton
