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TABLE OF CONTENTS
September 02, 1974 | Volume 41, Issue 10
HOCKEY HURRY-UP
•Lee Corso, Indiana University coach, on a freshman quarterback prospect who did not report for practice because he was making too much money back home: "I've lost guys because I couldn't get them...
The Redskins won on a last-minute field goal, but the Browns may have another wondrous game-breaking runner
The U.S. pedaled off with just one medal, but gained a lot of respect
The event is so hidden away from any boxing traditions that one half-expects Muhammad Ali to approach his opponent and murmur, "Dr. Foreman, I presume?" Not that sport is unfamiliar to Zaïre....
September 02, 1974 College Football opens another season, featuring Ohio State Back Archie Griffin and a cast of the best runners in years, many of whom are pictured in action. Buckeye Coach Woody Hayes and his...
September 02, 1974 | Mark Kram
When it was announced in May that Bill MacPhail, vice-president in charge of CBS' ailing sports department, had resigned for health reasons, the television industry could hardly believe it. Unlike...
Taiwan again owned Williamsport in the Little League World Series
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An undefeated 2-year-old filly named Ruffian won the prestigious Spinaway Stakes at Saratoga so convincingly that excited racegoers are now comparing her to Secretariat
September 02, 1974 | John A. Meyers Gwilym S. Brown, a reporter and writer for this magazine since 1954, died of a brain tumor on Aug. 12 at the age of 46. We want to share with you a few memories of him, as much to assuage a loss...
September 02, 1974 BASEBALL—TAIWAN, the Far East representative, won its fourth consecutive Little League World Championship, defeating Red Bluff, Calif. 12-1 in the final game, at Williamsport, Pa. (page 40).
September 02, 1974 6—Fred Kaplan-Black Star15—Heinz Kluetmeier16, 17—Rich Clarkson, Heinz Kluetmeier (2)18, 19—Tony Tomsic20, 21—Heinz Kluetmeier22—Fred Kaplan-Black Star, Lewis Portnoy, Lane Stewart30, 31—Anthony...
September 02, 1974 Toyoichi Wanami, 91, became the oldest person on record to scale 12,388-foot Mount Fuji. The former admiral, who lives in Tokyo and had ascended Fujiyama four times previously, rested overnight...
September 02, 1974 Sir:Well, I wouldn't have believed it unless I had seen it. Dan Jenkins actually had more to say about the man who won the PGA Championship than about the man who came in second (, Aug. 19). The...
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