May 02, 1977 | Volume 46, Issue 19

22, 23—Tony Triolo25—Stephen Northup-Camera 5, Christopher Little-Camera 526, 27—Art Shay, Ken Regan-Camera 569—Stephen Northup-Camera 575—illustration by Robert Cunningham78—George Long83—Hank...

NINA PORTERWILMINGTON, DEL.Nina, now 16, won both the U.S. and Canadian 15-and-under squash championships. A sophomore at the Wilmington Friends school, she has not lost a match in four years of...

PRO BASKETBALL—Dave Cowens sank his first 11 field-goal attempts and finished with 37 points as Boston, ahead by 22 points in the third quarter, held on to beat Philadelphia 124-119 and even their...

AUGUSTA GREENSir:Give a Green Coat to Dandy Dan Jenkins for his great coverage of the Masters.A. G. MORANCincinnati

All the evidence suggests that Arnold (Red) Auerbach of the Boston Celtics is one of the more interesting people in American sports. Leaving aside the astonishing string of championships his teams...

During lunch hour at any time of the year, and for much of the day in spring and summer, the doors of the Exxon Touring Service on Manhattan's West 50th Street seldom stop revolving. Eight men in...

BOSTON STRANGLER

•Arnold Schwarzenegger, six-time Mr. Universe, on what it is like to be beautiful: "Many times at the beach a good-looking lady will say to me, 'I want to touch you.' I always smile and say, 'I...

In a non-title fight, the two unbeaten bantamweights went zinging at one another. But when Zarate finally unloosed his Z-bombs everything went zilch for Zamora

The long road up from Olympic ruin has taken Duane Bobick to 38 boxing victories. Though his opponents were mostly no-names, now he gets a shot at Ken Norton and the big time. By Douglas Looney

...with practically everybody. Blue skies may be up above next week for 500 contestants and 25,000 spectators, but white water will be down below for the 20th running of the Hudson River Derby....

Two hundred and twenty-five miles north of Times Square the Hudson River sparkles. A canoeist who drinks from it will live to see another day, and he has a lot to live for—the river is a joy. So...

Last week's article on Rich Buhrke and his collection of 876 major league baseballs set us to wondering what sort of memorabilia our own staff has been squirreling away over the years. The survey...

And so he has. In the town where little cable cars climb halfway to the stars, so do 39-year-old McCovey's rockets

RICK CAMP: Atlanta's 23-year-old rookie reliever had two saves and a win. In 8⅓ innings this season, he has allowed no runs and just six hits. Of the 25 men he has retired, 15 have grounded out...

As the timber wolf multiplies in northern Minnesota, its last stronghold in the lower 48 states, a fight heats up between conservationists, hunters and farmers

Once the baddest of the Big Bad Bruins, Wayne Cashman has cleaned up his act. Boston's new captain now does his cutting before the game, as L.A. learned

It's the Hans Brinker obsession, the irresistible urge to put on a pair of skates and glide silently across the crystalline ice while your breath forms clouds in the frosty air, the need to cut...

Every fighter—and the audience—had their kicks coming as the heavy-, middle-and lightweight full-contact karate titles were contested in Las Vegas, where the sport managed a leap forward

The Derby favorite was looking for a hard workout, but he only got a breeze