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TABLE OF CONTENTS
May 10, 1976 | Volume 44, Issue 19
Sixteen years ago, The Circle Home, a realistic, richly detailed novel about a boxer near the end of his rope, was published. As is so often the case with novels by relatively unknown writers, it...
May 10, 1976 | Edited by Gay Flood Sir:I share your indignation over the non-sport that hockey has become (, April 26). I am currently a second-year law student. At the time of the Forbes-Boucha affair, I was on hockey's side,...
The latest model of the Rolls-Royce, the world's most famous car, is now available in the U.S. Since its introduction in the United Kingdom the Camargue, as it is known, has been a stunning...
May 10, 1976 | Bill Verigan "If you're going to be in a racing car, you drive mile after mile after mile. Sooner or later, the odds are you'll make a mistake or somebody working on the car will make a mistake, or the guy who...
BAYI VS. WALKER?
•Norm Cash, former Detroit Tiger slugger who holds the team record for career strikeouts, 1,081: "Prorated at 500 at bats a year, that means that for two years out of the 14 I played, I never...
May 10, 1976 | Mark Kram Muhammad Ali seemed eager to give his title away, but Jimmy Young just didn't have the heart to take it
Failing to qualify for the last 36 holes has become an unhappy habit with Arnold Palmer, whose weekends are free
May 10, 1976 | Curry Kirkpatrick
May 10, 1976 The big eight, from the WCT, meet in Dallas to decide the Big One. Curry Kirkpatrick reports as Arthur Ashe defends his title against the likes of Guillermo Vilas, Bjorn Borg, Raul Ramirez.
It may be unfair to say that Monday Night Baseball, as it has been presented by ABC so far this season, is the worst television treatment ever given a major sport, because by all odds somebody at...
To a familiar lineup of players both young and old, the Brewers have added a fresh ingredient—a manager with a recipe for success
AL EAST
JEFF BURROUGHS: The Texas rightfielder returned to his 1974 Most Valuable Player form by going 7 for 14 and clouting two three-run homers as the Rangers swept three games from Boston. He hit...
For many anglers, hatchery-raised steelhead have lost their mettle
Olympic hope Wade Schalles specializes in improbable pins
May 10, 1976 So says Vic Braden, teacher, psychologist, stand-up comic, who is convinced most players fail to live up to their potential because they don't consider the physical laws governing the game. Here,...
May 10, 1976 | John A. Meyers If the photographs that accompany the article on tennis instructor Vic Braden, which begins on page 78, look like nothing you've ever seen, that's understandable. None like them have been produced...
When he stands up, Vic Braden sounds like a combination of Norman Vincent Peale and Rodney Dangerfield, but attentive students listen—and learn
May 10, 1976 BASKETBALL—NBA: The Cleveland Cavaliers and the Boston Celtics won their quarterfinal-round playoff series in the East and now square off for the conference championship (page 34). Washington...
May 10, 1976 Layne Kopischka has coached the Laramie (Wyo.) Senior High boys' swim team to 22 straight victories and the girls' team to 36 consecutive wins. His boys' team had a 12-0 record and won the 1976...
May 10, 1976 8—John G. Zimmerman24—drawing by Arnold Roth26, 27—Heinz Kluetmeier28, 29—Stephen Green-Armytage, Neil Leifer (2)34, 35—Heinz Kluetmeier, Carl Iwasaki60—courtesy ABC-TV62—Art Shay68—illustration...
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