October 6, 1975 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
REGGIE JACKSON TELLS A SECRET ABOUT BOWIE AND A BOTTLE OF CHAMPAGNE
Shopwalk
WHICH WITCH? A LOOK AT THE MAGIC MARKET FOR TEAMS THAT NEED MIRACLES
Rush Hour
RUSH HOUR TRAFFIC MOVING AT 170 MPH
Lured by the prospect of racing cars snarling through downtown, 65,000 fans watched Brian Redman take the inaugural Long Beach Grand Prix
By Robert F. Jones
Watkins Glen
What? You mean there's no Dom Perignon?
By Robert F. Jones
College Football
That's Joe Washington of Oklahoma—just here, now there, hit hard, still moving—a runner who Sooner fans insist is the best in the country
By Edwin Shrake
By Larry Keith
Golf
Which is the USGA way of announcing that from a field of 132 players, 60-year-old William Colm survived to take its senior title
Lacrosse
With the Caribous on hand, the NLL finals became an all-Quebec affair
By J. D. Reed
Horse Racing
—or almost: his selection, that is, as Horse of the Year, by drubbing Wajima in the Woodward. And he did it, naturally, in partial Eclipse
Babe
She was all there was to cheer about in 1932 with the nation locked in the Great Depression—a bumpkin and a braggart out of a Texas trolley-barn playground. And those glorious feats, at the Olympic Games were just the beginning for...
By William Oscar Johnson
Baseball's Week
By Herman Weiskopf
For The Record
A roundup of the week Sept. 22-28
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
By John A. Meyers
Edited by Robert W. Creamer
Boston pits its youth, esprit de Fenway and momentum against the ordnance, speed and postseasoning of the world champions
By Ron Fimrite
It looks to be upstream all the way for Pittsburgh in the Ohio River Series; but the "home disadvantage" could sink the Reds
With its defense pillaging the Giant backfield and a potent new offense, Washington skinned New York
By Dan Jenkins