January 27, 1975 | Volume 42, Issue 4

A single player has been indicted but it will be the pervading Pier Six atmosphere of the sport that will be on trial later this year

Who're the hoosiers? No. 1 in basketball, Indiana is beating foes by 25 points and ravaging the Big Ten, though no player—not even hot Scott May—is as famous as its coach. Curry Kirkpatrick reports.

Idols of reclining Mayan deities known as Chacmools are scattered through Yucatán, gazing at tourists with mild astonishment. The Chacmools ain't seen nothin' yet. A vast resort master-planned by...

Forget the stereotypes. A vigorous band of Mexican technocrats with misgivings about Acapulco is creating a new resort on Cancún

The disarming grin below belongs to a 19-year-old country girl who came to New York last September to be a model. Her name is Margaux Hemingway, and in case the folks back in Idaho haven't heard,...

Vol frosh Bernard is the king of Kings—till brother Al grows up

EAST

In a financial bind, lovely Hialeah last week opened its 50th season in an atmosphere of nostalgia, well tempered with both fear and hope

Enter Cindy Nelson, a bombshell who could fire U.S. fortunes

PRO BASKETBALL—NBA: The expansion New Orleans Jazz was on a ministreak—back-to-back victories over Houston and Seattle—with Pistol Pete Maravich scoring 42 points, making 17 assists and grabbing...

4—Gary Brettnacher11—Heinz Kluetmeier12, 13—Fred Kaplan-Black Star, Heinz Kluetmeier14, 15—Fred Kaplan-Black Star, Heinz Kluetmeier16, 17—AP, Heinz Kluetmeier24-27—Eric Schweikardt44—Lane...

Cynthia Hayden, a senior at Scituate (Mass.) High, where she was center-forward on the field-hockey team, scored 25 goals to break a school record set in 1959. Also, she is No. 1 on the tennis...

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSir:You say the college bowl games proved nothing from the perspective of the AP voters (Top of the Ladder, with a Boost, Jan. 13). On the contrary, the bowls proved to our "63...

NCAA CONVENTION II

•Johnny Miller, winning his second 1975 tournament after collecting a record $353,021 last year: "The dollars aren't important—once you have them."