July 7, 1975 Table Of Contents
Movietalk
ROLLERBALL IS SURE TO BE SOCKO, BUT THE BLOW-BY-BLOW IS A BLOODY BORE
By Sam Moses
Booktalk
A LONGTIME CHALLENGER OF DOGGY DOGMA GOES TO TOWN ONCE MORE
Old Times
The Red Sox clawed back to the top, beating the Yankees in an SRO series so reminiscent of past Hub-thumpers
By Ron Fimrite
WAGERING AT CENTRE COURT? GAD SIR!
Wimbledon opened with on-site betting, which shook up traditionalists, but not the huge crowds. The Lovebird Double was 5¼ to 1
By Joe Jares
Pro lacrosse's best players, Paul Suggate and John Davis, share only one trait: both are unstoppable scorers
By Larry Keith
Warming Up
TV/Radio
Baseball
Among the good things on Ed Kranepool's plate is a $70,000 salary for part-time play. The Met first baseman earns it with a nifty average
By Larry Keith
By Herman Weiskopf
Harness Racing
Beaten but once in two years, Nero was in no danger last week. He won the Cane in two heats by demonstrating both versatility and speed
Golf
Amy Alcott, 19 and a rookie, has the self-confidence of a tour veteran
By Mark Donovan
Track & Field
Pentathlete Jane Frederick could not show all of her talent, but a little of her ability went a long way
For The Record
A roundup of the week June 23-29
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Bob Ottum