April 5, 1976 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
HERE'S ACE, A RUNNING BACK WHO WAS BLESSED WITH EVERYTHING BUT SPEED
Musíc Talk
FOR BRADSHAW, BELTING OUT COUNTRY MUSIC IS NOT JUST A PASSING FANCY
By Roy Blount Jr.
Art Talk
PUBLIC SALE IN A PRIVATE WORLD OF SHOW DOGS, MUTTS AND CURIOSITIES
Indiana
In fact the Hoosiers made 86 of them, enough to whip Michigan for the NCAA title and place a period to a perfect season
Twenty racers rolled away in the Grand Prix West at Long Beach and only 12 came home. But between breakdowns and crashes the best battle of all was a controversial cutoff at the pass
By Robert F. Jones
USC breezed to the team championship, but Tim Shaw blunted a bid from the Trojans' ace for individual supremacy
Rookies
A batch of young players full of snap and ginger are battling to make the majors, but none faces as tough a test as St. Louis' Hector Cruz. Third base is his, though he has played the position for only a year
By Mark Mulvoy
Masters
TV/Radio
College Basketball
...miss. Delta State beat Immaculata to win the AIAW, but it would never even have made the finals without the play of 4'11" Debbie Brock
By Pat Putnam
Horse Racing
The Coast was going gaga about Kojak's Derby candidate. Then...
Volleyball
UCLA's Al Scates is one coach who won't get the ax. If he keeps felling opponents, he'll win more NCAA titles than the Wizard of Westwood
By Susan Kamb
Curling
The U.S. showed the world that we're not a bunch of rinky-dinks
By William Oscar Johnson
Golf
To a list of regal names that includes Hogan, Snead and Palmer add Hubert Green, who won his third straight event, the Heritage Classic
The Student
Removed from the showcase of his sport, what is he, who is he—the big-time college basketball player? A look at Missouri's Jim Kennedy
For The Record
A roundup of the week March 22-28
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Robert W. Creamer