Letter From The Publishers
By John A. Meyers
Olympics
In a scene evocative of a treaty signing, Robert Howard of NBC (left) and the U.S.S.R.'s Ignati Novikov ended two years of foreign intrigue, concluding an $85 million TV deal for the Moscow Olympics
By William Oscar Johnson
NO PLATER, BUT IS HE STERLING?
Hutcheson winner Silver Series is the first of the '77 Derby colts to show his wares
No Honeymoon
THAT TRIP TO VEGAS WAS NO HONEYMOON
It is hoped that Louisville Coach Denny Crum enjoyed the first day of his wedding weekend, because the Vegas Rebels spoiled the second
Lee Kemp
THE SUPPRESSION OF HIS AGGRESSION
That's what keeps Wisconsin's 158-pounder Lee Kemp from being a world-beater. Instead, he is merely this country's best wrestler
By Douglas S. Looney
Amateur Night
Amateur Night on the Americus Plan
The Saturday night boxing shows staged in the ballroom of the old Americus Hotel are both a redolent reflection of the two-fisted past of Allentown, Pa. and a slam-bang success
By Ray Kennedy
College Basketball
Every Yow has the old know-how
Kay, Debbie and Susan Yow, all wows as players, have made coaching bows
By Herman Weiskopf
Hunting
The fateful chop, chop, chop, pop, hisssss
The auerhahn is a wary bird, but love is its undoing. The only time a hunter can approach is during its song of wooing
Hockey
Confronted by the worst winter in Buffalo history, the snowbound Sabres came up cold in January but defeated Boston last week to heat up the Adams race
Golf
Bruce Lietzke has attacked the tour for two wins and $123,350 in five events
By Joe Jares
For The Record
A roundup of the week Feb. 7-13
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Robert W. Creamer
