September 8, 1975 Table Of Contents
On Relief
They may go fitfully at times, true, but with a staunch trio of bullpen pitchers the world champions are grousing toward another title. And lo, last week their ministerial manager violated a thou-shalt-not
By Ron Fimrite
YOU CAN'T OVERHEAT A GOOD BONEFISH
Stanley Dancer's colt was put on the Hambletonian griddle four times before he proved himself to be a rare sort of trotter
In Switzerland last year the U.S. heavyweight eight surprised the rowing world by taking a gold medal. This year, in England, the entire U.S. men's team surprised everyone by not taking any medals at all
By Clive Gammon
California Sun
A PLACE ON THE SUN FOR TWO STARS
The new new WFL may be facing some heavy weather, but the forecast for Southern California is promising
By Edwin Shrake
College Football '75
Baseball
Derailed by injuries since pitching his fourth no-hitter, the Angel with the fireball is healing nicely—and has even won in daunting New York
By Jim Kaplan
By Herman Weiskopf
TV/Radio
Golf
Amid mounting criticism of the match-play format by most players, 23-year-old Fred Ridley beat Keith Fergus to win the U.S. Amateur
Archie
Archie Griffin has already zigzagged 3,820 yards to a Heisman Trophy and twice has been All-America, so that now, as he begins his final season at Ohio State, all he has left to prove is that he is the best player in his family
By Ray Kennedy
For The Record
A roundup of the week Aug. 25-30.
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Robert W. Creamer