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December 23, 1974 | Volume 41, Issue 26
BASKETBALL'S WEEK
December 23, 1974 |
Herman Weiskopf
EAST
A roundup of the week Dec. 9-15
December 23, 1974
PRO BASKETBALL—NBA: In less than 24 hours Buffalo's Bob McAdoo scored 79 points in two games against the New York Knicks that helped the Braves to two satisfying wins (page 20). Boston had a 3-1...
CREDITS
December 23, 1974
12—Lynn Pelham, Mark Kauffman, Herb Scharfman24, 25—Tony Tomsic, Walter Iooss Jr.26, 27—Dan Baliotti32, 33—Ben Rose, Neil Leifer (3), Herb Scharfman-LIFE, Rich Clarkson, Fred Kaplan-Black Star,...
FACES IN THE CROWD
December 23, 1974
Hank Geiger, 9, of Dayton, Ohio, was determined to be the winner of the individual sub-junior division in the N.R.A. Summer Camp Rifle Postal Matches, with a perfect score of 100. His Camp Mohawk...
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
December 23, 1974
SHOCK WAVESSir:Congratulations on your fantastic cover story (That California Earthquake, Dec. 9). The victory over the no-longer-Fighting Irish will carry the Trojans into the Rose Bowl with...
LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER
December 23, 1974 | John A. Meyers
The two men you see below have become something that those of us whose lives are not lived in the public eye can never aspire to. They are the answer to a trivia question. The question goes like...
SCORECARD
December 23, 1974 | Edited by
Andrew Crichton
NO LAUGHING MATTER
THEY SAID IT
December 23, 1974 | Edited by
Andrew Crichton
•Dave Green, Cincinnati Bengals' punter, quoting his mother: "Your average would be better if you didn't have to kick to the cemetery corner."
IT'S BUFFALO BUT THAT'S NO SHUFFLE
December 23, 1974 |
Pat Putnam
The Knicks were winning with no-name kids until they met the speedy Braves, minus two big names, in two big games
FOR OPENERS, SUPER BOWL VIII½
December 23, 1974 |
Dan Jenkins
The first half of the season was rousing, the second half drowsing, the Bills and the Cards made the playoffs and the big game between the Raiders and the Dolphins could well be superior to the...
BRUISERS AND BUNNY HOPPERS
December 23, 1974 | Mark Mulvoy
In Philadelphia they are one and the same thing—the champion Flyers—and they are sniffing the lettuce again
BOWL-BOUND AND BOWLED OVER
December 23, 1974 |
John Underwood
In their haste to get their dance cards filled, the panicky postseason game committees sent out invitations in early November, only to wind up with teams tarnished by undistinguished records
WAY TO GO, AND THE WAY IT WENT
December 23, 1974 |
Ron Fimrite
A series of instructive home movies featuring the author's tight brushes with the great, near-great, has-beens and never wases
YOU MUST REMEMBER THESE
December 23, 1974
They were moments of triumph and despair, deeds that wrenched tradition, achievements that set standards for a whole generation of striving. Out of these 20 years, there emerge a few prime movers,...
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December 23, 1974
The holidays will be happy days for two NFL teams, but there will be some unholy mayhem before the survivors emerge on the Sunday after Christmas. Dan Jenkins and Ron Reid cover the Super Bowl...
FROM HERE TO 2000
December 23, 1974 |
William O. Johnson
Umpires may be replaced by sensors, football scored like figure skating, tennis played in the nude and butterflies used as game balls
RETURN OF THE BIG BOPPER
December 23, 1974 |
George Plimpton
Down but determined to fight his way back to the top, Muhammad Ali turned 1974 into a year of great triumph
THEY HAD A BIG YEAR TO TOP OFF 20
December 23, 1974 |
George Plimpton
In the fall of 1954 a sobbing 12-year-old boy walked into the Columbia Gym in Louisville and expressed an interest in whupping whoever had stolen his new bike. So a man there began teaching...
CALENDARS MAKE TIMELY PRESENTS BUT MARILYN IS DATED, VROOM IN VOGUE
December 23, 1974 |
Myra Gelband
A calendar used to be something that came with Christmas greetings from the fuel-oil distributor and was hung inside the kitchen utility closet. We all know what has happened to the oil business,...
ALL ROME (N.Y.) HAD A BALL AT THE FIRST WORLD SERIES OF BOCCE
December 23, 1974 |
Jeannette Bruce
Maybe you missed the World Series of Bocce a while back. Too bad, because the first annual classic was a classic. It was played in Rome, 90 miles west of Albany, N.Y., in true Latin style, a...
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