December 6, 1976 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
THE EX-WIFE OF A BRIDGE COLUMNIST DEALS AN INSIDE HAND ON THE GAME
Viewpoint
PUTTING THE PAY ON TOP OF THE TABLE IS BOUND TO PAY OFF IN SKIING WINS
By William Oscar Johnson
Shopwalk
HERE COMES TRAC-BALL, DIRECT FROM THE PEOPLE THAT GAVE US HULA HOOPS
By Joe Jares
Steelers
The Pittsburgh avalanche rolled on, burying Cincinnati and keeping Steeler hopes alive, but there is tough sledding ahead, in the playoff drive
By Dan Jenkins
ROYAL SKI WASN'T CAUGHT NAPPING
One of the season's best 2-year-olds got out of a tough trap to win the prestigious Remsen while his owner was taking a snooze in Toronto. You see, racing fans, Bruin Goalie Gerry Cheevers had to go to work that night
TONY DOES HIS NUMBER ONE MORE TIME
In his last regular-season show, with Pittsburgh as a stage, Mr. Dorsett starred before a very unappreciative audience of Penn Staters
By Douglas S. Looney
Brad Park
BOSTON'S FAVORITE PARK IS NOT FENWAY
Hated when he played for the Rangers, Brad Park has won over the old land of Orr and led the upstart Bruins to the NHL's best record
Latin Boxers
By Pat Putnam
Newport Whiz-Bang
GETTING A BANG FROM WHIZZING BIRDS
A VAPS—Van Alen Pheasant Shoot—brought to you by the very same man who invented VASSS, is not a walk-'em-up, blast-'em-down affair
College Football
RUTGERS WOUND UP WITH A PERFECT SEASON AND THE NATION'S LONGEST WINNING STREAK, BUT WHEN IT COMES TO BOWLS, THE KNIGHTS ARE SPINNING THEIR WHEELS
By Joe Marshall
By Herman Weiskopf
College Hockey
THE WILSON BROTHERS—RON, RANDY AND BRAD—ARE PUTTING THE PUCK IN THE NET FOR THE SCHOOL WHERE ERNIE D AND BASKETBALL ONCE REIGNED
By Kent Hannon
College Basketball
WHEN ARIZONA PLAYS ARIZONA STATE YOU CAN HEAR THE DIN FOR 120 MILES
Cross-Country
HAVING RUN 110 MILES A WEEK AT 7,000 FEET IN NEW MEXICO, RICK ROJAS CRUISED OVER PHILADELPHIA'S HILLY FAIRMOUNT COURSE TO WIN THE AAU CHAMPIONSHIP
Touch Football
A BUNCH OF NURSERYMEN SHUT DOWN THE LOCAL BAR IN THE NTFL FINALS
By Ron Reid
THIS SNAKE DOESN'T RATTLE, HE ROLLS
One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. As you counted, Don (the Snake) Prudhomme, drag racing's top driver, could have won another
By Bruce Newman
For The Record
A roundup of the week Nov. 22-28
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Robert W. Creamer