September 21, 1970 | Volume 33, Issue 12

TIME TO BE FRANK

•Grover Resinger, Detroit Tigers coach, on his way out of a Red Sox-Tigers game at Fenway Park: "You know, when country-club teams like the Red Sox and Tigers get together, they should play...

ARCHERY—Americans won three of the four titles in the world field archery championship finals in Rhondda, Wales. The freestyle events went to STEPHEN LIEBERMAN, 19, of Reading, Pa., and MRS....

27—Tony Triolo28, 29—Gerry Cranham30, 32—Sheedy & Long34, 36—Rich Clarkson38-55—Neil Leifer70—AP75—Herb Scharfman78—Wayne Wilson from Leviton-Atlanta82—Raymond Smith89—Eric Schweikardt112—Cal...

Debbie Campbell, 13, winning easily, became the youngest champion ever in the girls' and ladies' divisions of the Old Greenwich, Conn. tennis tournament, but in the mixed doubles competition,...

NEW YORK'S BUDDYSirs:I would like to congratulate Alfred Wright on an article that was well done and long overdue (...And a Mighty Met Is He! Sept. 7). I have always considered Bud Harrelson to be...

Quarterback Jim Plunkett and other nervy Stanford Indians did some pork-pricing in Arkansas and discovered they could afford a feast—although the dessert almost turned sour

There was a lot of talk about a lethal new tie-breaker rule at the U.S. Open tennis championships, but the real killer was Ken Rosewall, who beat fellow Australian Tony Roche in the finals

Easy winner of his third English classic, Charles Engelhard's colt moves on to the Arc de Triomphe in France and, possibly, a race in this country

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

Broadway Joe won't have the division all to himself anymore. There's a new boy on the block, John Unitas, the idol of Main Street, U.S.A.—and his vengeful Colts. And Don Shula has his Dolphins...

It'll either be patricide or infanticide when Paul Brown's Bengals tackle his namesakes. While they battle for the state title, Pittsburgh, which had merely steeled itself to improve its 1-13...

This division is almost all chiefs but not all Chiefs. If you recall, Oakland actually won the West last year, and should San Diego get consistent passing, the Chargers could make a charge. The...

Presumably, it's all Dallas, my, oh, yes. But wouldn't it be something if the Redskins beat the Cowboys for once? The Giants just haven't made the strides and Philly and St. Louis will be a threat...

Clubbing and clutching, the Mets, Pirates and Cubs make baseball's last weeks a continuous round robin. An account of the season's wild windup by William Leggett.

The big noise in the Midwest is the clashing of forward gears in the Motor City as Detroit revs up for an anticipated title. Minnesota and Green Bay will be the big roadblocks. Chicago, alas, is...

This, baas Coach George Allen, is the year of the Ram—no ifs, ands or butts about it. Them thar 49ers have the people, as usual, but, as usual, things probably won't pan out, while the Falcons...

He is the best of middle linebackers, he is the worst of middle linebackers. Last spring the coaches of the old NFL were asked to pretend that they were putting together a team just for the 1970...

Fill in the missing word: Dick Butkus is the————football player in the world.

Nameless people of the week:

The St. Louis Cardinal lineup is not the same as last year's and most likely it will be different again in 1971. Only Bob Gibson remains the same. In a trying season he is still baseball's most...

NL EAST

The 11th game meant only another loss for once-mighty 'Bama, whose Bear Bryant is not fond of losing. Still, there were compensations

Men have fished their whole lives for giant tuna without boating one, so Dr. Richard Hausknecht gets a record-size fish after three days

It just never stops rowing—or winning—and it captured the world championships in Canada so decisively there was no real second place