February 13, 1978 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
FOR BIRD WATCHERS, THE AUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY OF ROGER TORY PETERSON
Blazers
Portland is not just running away from everybody in the NBA, it's mounting an assault on the record books as well
Coonskin caps and 'Big Orange' water weren't nearly enough for Tennessee in its swimming summit with Alabama
It was high-ranked Texas and high-ranked Arkansas in a good old Southwest Conference shoot-out—except this time the sport was basketball. The Hogs avenged this season's only loss, but not before the 'Horns nearly hooked 'em
By Larry Keith
Skiing
WHIPPING THE CREAM OF THE CROP
The snow looked a lot like a Bavarian dessert, but Stenmark and Moser-Proell made sweet work of the championships
By William Oscar Johnson
Tradition
Nowhere is college basketball a bigger spectacle than at Kansas, where every game evokes vivid memories of Naismith, Allen and Chamberlain
By Larry Keith
Mighty Mite
Little Franklin Jacobs is growing, but not as fast as his ability to astound purists with his record high jumps
By Douglas S. Looney
College Basketball
No wonder Albert King isn't scoring—his mates act as if they haven't met him
By Kent Hannon
By Bruce Newman
Boxing
In their first fight, Bruce Curry floored Wilfredo Benitez three times and lost, but the Puerto Rican trained for this one and his opponent was travel-worn
By Pat Putnam
For The Record
A roundup of the week Jan. 30-Feb. 5
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
By Jack Meyers
Edited By Joe Jares