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TABLE OF CONTENTS
October 03, 1977 | Volume 47, Issue 14
October 03, 1977 The first weekend of October in Watkins Glen, N.Y. is a vivid visual delight. Rolling hills are draped with a tight-woven mantle of turning leaves, freshly harvested fields form furrowed...
October 03, 1977 Ali calls him an acorn, but the slick-headed and heavy-hitting Earnie Shavers insists he is more of a mighty oak. Either way, each will try to chop the other down in their heavyweight title fight...
The wind is
shifting north. It is sluicing down the 40-mile trough formed by New York's
Seneca Lake and gnawing at the treetops on the hill where the race circuit
sits. The leaves are aflame and...
In prime-time television, eight years might as well be a millennium. Only five nighttime programs currently on the air have lasted that long, Wonderful World of Disney, Hawaii Five-O, All in the...
Weighing 270—or 280—Texas A&M's George Woodard looks more like a lineman than a back, but he has run the 100 in 9.9 and is helping the Aggies rush to the top
OFFENSE: California Fullback Paul Jones, a 225-pound sophomore, ran for 200 yards and a touchdown on 35 carries as Cal beat Missouri 28-21. In an 80-yard march to the winning TD. Jones rushed...
In an era when most shortstops are good field, no bat, Cardinal Garry Templeton, the youngest regular in the majors, is a rarity who can both pick it and stick it
BERT BLYLEVEN: Despite an eighth-inning aggravation of a groin pull that had shelved him for 15 days, the Ranger righty, who said he threw "about 60% curveballs," hurled a 6-0 no-hitter against...
William Wirtz' colt made short work of the Jug, taking two straight heats in record time, but for a while it didn't look as though he'd ever get to the starting gate
In a single day of bird shooting during his last season, the furious old man left with the author a lifetime legacy of respect for and knowledge of an often maligned sport
By winning the Ruffian in the slop at Belmont, Cum Laude Laurie emerged as one of the top fillies in the country
October 03, 1977 | John Domini
October 03, 1977 9—drawing by SQW14, 15—Walter Iooss Jr., Rich Clarkson16—Tony Tomsic17—Rich Clarkson18—John Iacono19—Tony Triolo20—Tony Triolo (left), Manny Millan21—Tony Triolo (left), Manny Millan22—Walter...
October 03, 1977 JUDY STRONGHATFIELD, MASS.Judy, 17, a senior on the Smith Academy field hockey team, scored the 100th and 101st goals of her high school career. She has averaged 2.2 goals per game, twice scored...
October 03, 1977 BOATING—MARVIN BECKMANN of Houston won the Clifford D. Mallory Cup, emblematic of the U.S. men's sailing championship, off Atlantic Highlands, N.J.
FRESHMEN
•Fred Casoti, Colorado University's assistant athletic director, asked if the football team joins in pregame prayer: "No, we've got so many things to pray for we'd get penalized 15 yards for...
October 03, 1977 PRO FOOTBALL PREVIEWSir:From all indications, in your professional football scouting reports (Sept. 19) a team's schedule appears to be almost as important a factor as a team's talent in...
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