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TABLE OF CONTENTS
September 27, 1976 | Volume 45, Issue 13
That they can run in front of Forego for a few furlongs, if rarely be there at the finish, seems accomplishment enough to many rivals, and that is what they had to settle for as the mighty gelding...
Lured from retirement by Owner Ralph Wilson's greenbacks, O. J. Simpson rushed off to Buffalo. Unfortunately, he left his football legs in Hollywood and gained a total of only 66 yards as the...
September 27, 1976 | Mark Kram
September 27, 1976 The Terrapins have come out of their shells and are basking in the prospect of an undefeated football season: they are 2-0 and their schedule's a snap. Edwin Shrake looks at Maryland and its star,...
September 27, 1976 | Edwin Newman
CBS will have baseball on prime time this fall, which is a startling turn of events, because the last time anyone looked, the other two networks had a $92.8-million hammer-lock on the rights to...
GIVEN NEW LIFE BY A QUARTERBACK UP FROM THE SIXTH STRING, NORTH CAROLINA IS BLACK-AND-BLUE AND 3-0
DEFENSE: Illinois' John DiFeliciantonio, a 6'3", 240-pound senior, contributed seven tackles, three of them accounting for 23 yards in losses, as he led his team's defense in the Illini's 31-6...
TEAM CANADA LIFTED THE COUNTRY'S MORALE BY TAKING THE CANADA CUP
September 27, 1976 | Coles Phinizy AFTER TWO DECADES OF RACING IN THUNDERBOATS, IT LOOKS AS IF 1976 NATIONAL CHAMPION BILL MUNCEY WILL CONTINUE REWRITING THE RECORD BOOK FOREVER
FRED BEAR'S BOW AND ARROW COMPANY HAS 30% OF A MARKET THAT IS BOOMING, IN PART, BECAUSE OF BUSTS. QUOTH BEAR, 'BEAR BOWS BUILD BIGGER BUSTS'
September 27, 1976 | Bob Dunn EXPO JOSE MORALES, WHO KEEPS A BAT IN HIS BEDROOM, SEEMS CAPABLE OF PINCH HITTING IN HIS SLEEP. HE HAS A RECORD 25 BINGLES COMING OFF THE BENCH
NL WEST
DAN FORD: "I remember and it gets me going," said the Twin outfielder of his inspired play against the A's, who traded him in 1974. Ford hit .478 and beat Oakland 4-0 with two two-run homers and...
September 27, 1976 | Mark Kram
September 27, 1976 | Mark Kram They are all gathered in the suite in Munich—the one who tastes the sweat on the champ's body; the one who licks the champ's mouthpiece; the keeper of the lists; the keeper of the heavy bag; the...
September 27, 1976 BOATING—PRESTON HENN of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., owner of a chain of "adult" drive-in theaters, won the 181-mile San Francisco Offshore Powerboat Race at an average speed of 69.6 mph, finishing two...
September 27, 1976 9—Drawing by Arnold Roth14, 15—John Iacono, Tony Tomsic17—John Iacono22, 23—Neil Leifer, Tony Triolo24—Tony Triolo38—courtesy CBS-TV43—John D. Hanlon48—Manny Millan50—Eric Schweikardt54, 57—Heinz...
September 27, 1976 TIM MITTLEHAUSERCINCINNATITim, 15, won the Cincinnati Tournament of Champions at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Center in Mason, Ohio. His eight-over-par 150 was three shots better than the rest of a...
September 27, 1976 | Edited by Gay Flood SCOUTS' HONORSSir:The Sept. 13 Pro Football Issue was a treat. I enjoyed your innovative approach comparing quarterbacks, middle linebackers, offenses and defenses within each division. We all...
WAR NEWS
•Dick Vermeil, new coach of the Philadelphia Eagles, when asked what worried him most about his team: "My coaching."
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