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TABLE OF CONTENTS
April 02, 1973 | Volume 38, Issue 13
April 02, 1973 COLLEGE BASKETBALL—Defending champion IMMACULATA COLLEGE (Pa.) defeated Queens College 59-52 to win the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women national title in Flushing, N.Y.
April 02, 1973 Cover—Tony Triolo6—Neil Leifer24, 25—Sheedy & Long62—Phipps Photographic, UPI65—Jim Raftery71—Fred Kaplan-Black Star81—John D. Hanlon
April 02, 1973 Debbie Koffel, 8, of Hillsboro, Ore. was the youngest girl ever to enter the Annual Trail's End Marathon at Seaside, Ore. The 4'2" third-grader placed sixth in the women's division, running the...
April 02, 1973 ROBERTO'S LEGACYSirs:A very touching story (Now Playing Right: Manny Sanguillen, March 19). Yes, a great story and a fine picture of the plaque on the door of Roberto Clemente's old room. Johnny...
TANGLED WEB
•Jack Dolph, former commissioner of the American Basketball Association: "I love basketball, but I am concerned that the game is too long, the season is too long, and the players are too long."
April 02, 1973 | Curry Kirkpatrick
Indiana red, that is, which swamped Tennessee for its sixth straight national collegiate swimming title, undeterred by such distractions as orange clockworkers
In its grand opening the International Track Association grossed $58,600 but nearly shortchanged 12,280 fans with two almost-abbreviated races
April 02, 1973 | Mark Mulvoy
April 02, 1973 If you have watched the Masters on television, you must have seen the lovely 16th hole, its tee set back in the shadows of some tall pines, sunlight sparkling on the long lake that forms most of...
April 02, 1973 Baseball 1973 should be a banner year, with designated hitters, mustaches, more Monday night TV, Henry chasing the Babe and the prospect of exciting pennant races in both leagues. But while...
Masters fans are a burdened lot: burdened with binoculars that grow heavier as a hot spring day advances, with shooting sticks and folding chairs for when the hilly distances have taken their...
April 02, 1973 | John A. Meyers Kenny Moore's account of the Olympic marathon, in which he finished fourth, begins on page 92 of this issue. His manuscript ended "Munich-Amalfi-Rome-Nairobi," reminiscent of James Joyce's...
April 02, 1973 For sale. Holstein and Guernsey herd, farm equipment and two bushels of golf balls. 562-5307.
A fast 3-year-old named after a comedian has been having the last laughs at tracks down in Florida
After Oakland's Gene Tenace hit those four home runs in the World Series to beat Cincinnati, he looked forward to celebrity status—endorsements, talk shows and banquets. But, alas, his phone never...
Nobody, really, except the four NIT teams that lost to the scrambling Gobblers by a total of five points
What do a spider, an octopus and quadruplets have in common? They have eight legs and nobody really wants them."
April 02, 1973 | Arthur Myers Prizefights have changed a lot of things over the years: the amount of money in people's pockets, the shape of a man's nose, opinions once held to be unshakable, the course of many men's lives....
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