January 20, 1975 | Volume 42, Issue 3

Johnny Miller got off to another sizzling start, winning the Phoenix Open by a whopping 14 strokes and giving everyone the impression that he may leave nothing but peanuts for the rest of the pros

Down Mexico way a vast new resort master-planned by the government has just opened on Cancún, an island off the coast of Yucatán. Jerry Kirshenbaum covers the waterfront, Jule Campbell unveils the...

Football, the sport that has allowed them those extra martinis to go along with their $7.50 Caesar salads at lunch, has taken an unwelcome turn for the people at CBS and ABC. On those two networks...

Does-it-all Phil has blitzed opponents, refs and even teammates with criticism while leading surprising Rutgers in scoring and acting

MIDEAST

Herb Miller, the "best" deerslayer in the state, takes the long view

The Pistons have the lead in the NBA's toughest division but they can't afford a recession with the Bulls, Kings and Bucks right behind

The NHL's orphan team is getting so frisky it might find an owner

Switzerland's Cresta Run is a dangerous toy for a band of daredevils who shoot its icy course, chase each event with buckets of champagne and cheerily note that

SCORE ONE FOR THE WOMEN

•Mark Shannon, Springfield College basketball star, asked what he would do if he were a coach: "I'd be demanding, stern, happy, concerned, encouraging, respectful, gracious and aggressive. I'd be...

PRO BASKETBALL—NBA: The Washington Bullets, owners of the best record in the league and leaders of the Central Division, snapped a three-game losing streak with a 102-95 victory over Phoenix. Mike...

12, 13—Walter Iooss Jr.14, 15—Heinz Kluetmeier, James Drake16, 17—James Drake18, 19—Tony Triolo44—Herb Scharfman46—Roy DeCarava50—Eric Schweikardt55, 58—John Iacono71—Jerry McCullough-Albuquerque...

KIM GOODSON, a sophomore at Paisley High in Winston-Salem, N.C., scored 36 points in leading her team to a 47-29 victory over Kennedy High to capture the City High School Girls' Basketball...

STARTING THE NEW YEARSir:The two-week wait over the holidays for your Jan. 6 issue was well worth it. Each and every article was a joy to read, especially Jack Nicklaus' review of golf 1974...