March 29, 1976 Table Of Contents
As I See It
THE MOST MEMORABLE MOMENTS PICKED BY THE FANS ARE MOSTLY UNMEMORABLE
NCAA Playoffs
With the battles royal of the regionals behind them, Indiana, UCLA, Michigan and Rutgers joust to see who will be king of the court
UCLA REMINDS THE FOLKS WHO'S CHAMP
By Joe Jares
By Kent Hannon
By Larry Keith
The lone Californian in the Congressional Cup race-off had a tradition to uphold: outsiders do not win. Dick Deaver emerged with flying sails
Spring Is Sprung
Baseball's unresolved labor dispute caused camps to open 17 days late. The effect of the delay? Not much
By Douglas S. Looney
Mile High
THEY RUN AND THEY GUN-AND THEY'RE A MILE HIGH
But hardly a soul knows that David Thompson and his gaudy Denver teammates are leading the ABA
Kingdom
Big 10-4
A BIG 10-4 ON THE CALL OF THE WILD
Baiting Smokey is only the best-known use of CB radio. Now sportsmen are all over the air, too
By J. D. Reed
College Basketball
They'll remember It now. Rising from Southland obscurity to upset the big boys, UNCC came, saw and doggone near conquered the NIT
By Herman Weiskopf
Swimming
Jonty Skinner needs a waiver in order to make waves in Montreal
Tennis
The Sunbelt elite may have a lock on the NCAA championship, but Coach Brian Eisner and his pallid Michigan kids are out to tan their hides
By John Papanek
Skating
Medalists Peggy Fleming and Janet Lynn came leaping and twirling out of the Olympics into ice show biz to dazzle and delight millions as Sonja Henie did 40 years ago when she kissed amateurism goodby and put on spangles and a saucy suit
By Frank Deford
For The Record
A roundup of the week March 15-21
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By John A. Meyers
Edited by Robert W. Creamer