August 4, 1975 Table Of Contents
Swimming Championships
Tim Shaw shone brightest of the victorious U.S. men at the world meet, but the East German women gave us a shellacking
The stake in the richest harness race was a press agent's dream—$300,000 worth of bullion—and the winner was a glittering filly, Silk Stockings, who overwhelmed the field and set a couple of records
Elephants
THE GREAT AMERICAN ELEPHANT HUNT
Lilly and Isa, won't you please come home? The circus, the sheriff and most of Hugo, Okla. are scouring the woods for you
Over The Line
THEY'VE STEPPED WAY OVER THE LINE
Lovely Miss Emerson, a raunchy mix of assorted beach nuts and even some real athletes were big hits at San Diego's summer softball rite
Baseball
In its May-July streak, Cincinnati was at its Red hottest, going 41-9 to equal the best 50-game record ever and to open up a 12½-game lead
By Kent Hannon
By Herman Weiskopf
Golf
Ever since Lee Trevino got zapped, the highly charged atmosphere on the links has turned Into a physical, as well as a figurative, concern
By Robert F. Jones
Peppler
A lot of people in volleyball consider Mary Jo Peppler a talented but temperamental prima donna. Yet few deny that the Superstars winner is in tune with these times
By Pat Jordan
For The Record
A roundup of the week July 21-27
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
Edited by William Oscar Johnson