November 13, 1972 | Volume 37, Issue 20

22, 23—John Iacono24—Wayne Wilson from Leviton-Atlanta, Neil Leifer25—Heinz Kluetmeier, Carl Iwasaki26, 27—James Drake28, 35—Heinz Kluetmeier36-38—Sheedy & Long59—Enrico Sarsini60—Culver...

Tom Douple, a sophomore at Hagerstown Junior College in Maryland, has been running in cross-country events for only two years but has won 11 consecutive 4.2-mile races this season. He has set one...

AUTO RACING—PARNELLI JONES bounced a Ford Bronco nearly the length of Baja California in 16 hours 47 minutes 35 seconds to win the Mexican 1,000 (page 28).

Sirs:Congratulations for doing your usual fine job of covering the World Series (, Oct. 30). Once again it was demonstrated that good pitching dominates, and while that of both teams was excellent...

TV AND YOU

•Ed Shubert, Drexel University linebacker: "When I get a chance, I like to knock a guy's head off. Then I look into his eyes to see how he feels."

Boston has always been renowned for its supersubs. First there was Frank Ramsey. Then came John Havlicek, now a superstar. Today there is Paul Silas, who has the Celts off to a super start

To the victor of the crucial game between LSU and Alabama goes a lock on a conference championship and a clear shot at the national title. Roy Blount Jr. observes.

...or so a holy man said: If the Colosseum falls, Rome will also. Well, the old stadium is crumbling, and somebody better do something

Bill Battle, Tennessee's young head football coach (age 30), took his squad to a Friday night movie, as customary. Much less customarily, the film turned out to be something of a sizzler. "Tell...

Sure, Nebraska is awesome, brutal, all those things, but what has really shattered opponents for three years is the brilliance of Johnny Rodgers, whose punt returns and pass receptions can mean...

THE BACK: Elusive Johnny Rodgers of Nebraska caught four David Humm passes, one for a 10-yard touchdown, to increase his career total to a Big Eight-record 134. Rodgers also returned four punts...

Some scoffed when Stanley Dancer sat down to drive 3-year-old Super Bowl against older champs like Une de Mai—for two minutes