January 19, 1976 Table Of Contents
Photography
TIPS FROM THE PRO TO THE AMATEUR ON HOW TO CATCH A GIRL ON THE BEACH
By Neil Leifer
Philly Détente
THIS WAS DÉTENTE, PHILLY STYLE
Oblivious to the sweet uses of diplomacy, the Flyers brought a large measure of solace to the Soviet-ravaged NHL by giving their visitors a vigorous mauling in the series' game of champions
By Mark Mulvoy
Miami's air-conditioned suites are wall-to-wall with gibberish these days as the experts play Super Bowl X days before the coin toss, snowing each other with in-talk and drowning in their own clichés
By Dan Jenkins
WHEN YOU'RE NO. 7 YOU TRY HARDER
Nobody would knock Dorothy Hamill off the Olympic team, but back in the pack, a triple threat was coming on fast
Dilemma
FOOTBALL'S DILEMMA: BOWLS OR PLAYOFFS
In St. Louis this week, NCAA schools will vote on a proposal setting up a tournament to select a national champion. Advocates say it would not affect the bowls, but the author claims it would kill them
Baja
By Robert F. Jones
TAKING A SHINE TO A RESORT WITH NEW GLITTER
By Robert F. Jones
College Basketball
Competition among the powers in the league was supposed to be normal, which means murderous, but Wake Forest has made it a real gang fight
By Ron Reid
By Herman Weiskopf
Baseball
Detroit's top draft pick, Steve Kemp, outhit Fred Lynn in college
By Susan Kamb
Track & Field
It was Ripley, you'd better believe it
A little-known California vaulter sets a world record in the first major indoor meet of the season
Wrestling
An Iowa farm boy hogties the Cyclones
In a grabfest between the nation's two best teams, Iowa State had a neat plan to regain supremacy, but a pig raiser's son squashed it
By Douglas S. Looney
Pull To Nome
In the land where man's best friend is his sled dog, the 1,150-mile race was led by a little lady named Nugget, worth her weight in gold
For The Record
A roundup of the week Jan. 5-11
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