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January 03, 1977 | Volume 46, Issue 1
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January 03, 1977 | Robert F. Jones
Frustrated for nearly a decade, Oakland finally made it back to the Super Bowl, beating the hated Pittsburgh Steelers and setting up a finale against Minnesota

January 03, 1977 | Dan Jenkins
The Los Angeles Rams found a new way to stay out of the Super Bowl last Sunday: they committed suicide on the Minnesota tundra. Early in the NFC championship game the Rams allowed the Vikings to...

January 03, 1977 | William Leggett
Steve Cauthen turned 16 on Derby Day and hit New York at the end of November. Since then, in 21 days of riding, the apprentice jockey has won 29 races and $375,000 in purses and has been called...

January 03, 1977 | Mark Kram
The quarterfinals of Don King's U.S. Boxing Championship get a weigh this month aboard the carrier Lexington

January 03, 1977 | John Papanek
Right at the start of a trip there are problems for the Milwaukee Bucks—the bus seats are too small. So are airplane lavatories and hotel beds. An NBA team on the road survives all this—plus...

January 03, 1977
How sweet it is for Tony Dorsett and Pittsburgh if they beat Georgia in the Sugar Bowl. But if things go sour, Rose Bowl rivals USC and Michigan may play for top spot. John Underwood and Joe Jares...

January 03, 1977 | Roy Bongartz
Microphones at the ready, the collectors of wildlife sounds steal amongst the birds and beasts, capturing a library of instant replays

January 03, 1977 | John A. Meyers
As the bus carrying the Milwaukee Bucks basketball team pulled away from Chicago Stadium, Photographer Walter Iooss Jr. picked up his camera and began to shoot. Click. "When I accepted this...

January 03, 1977 | Kent Hannon
Rickey Brown sets off wild dreams of the NCAA finals at Mississippi State

January 03, 1977
WEST

January 03, 1977 | William Oscar Johnson
All their expenses paid, the top European stars came to Wisconsin for the first U.S. Nordic World Cup event and were dazzled by the hoopla and tough trails

January 03, 1977 | Paul Gardner
Canada closed out U.S. ambitions for '78 World Cup glory on a neutral field

January 03, 1977 | Robin Herman
The Soviets won their Izvestia Cup again, but the Czechs, Swedes, Finns and Canadians were hardly psyched up

January 03, 1977 | William Oscar Johnson
Environmentalists have a wary eye on Lake Placid's Olympic plans for 1980; nevertheless the Games should go on

January 03, 1977 | J. D. Reed
The musical qualities of 'The Star-Spangled Banner' are debatable, but love it or loathe it, the anthem is so much a staple of American sport that it is bellowed, bebopped, blown or just plain...

January 03, 1977
PRO BASKETBALL—The Chicago Bulls had their best week of the season with three successive wins and began to look as if they had regained their playoff form of two seasons ago. The Bulls opened the...

January 03, 1977
4—Tony Triolo9—drawing by Arnold Roth12, 13—Walter Iooss Jr.14—Neil Leifer15—Tony Triolo16, 17—Tony Triolo20, 21—Lane Stewart, Herb Scharfman22—Lane Stewart41—John D. Hanlon44—Gerald Brimacombe

January 03, 1977
LISA PHIPPSLINCOLN, NEB.Thirteen-year-old Lisa, an offensive end and the only female in the Lincoln Police Department's Midget Football League, caught five touchdown passes and averaged three...

January 03, 1977 | Edited by Gay Flood
CHRISSir:I applaud your selection of Chris Evert as Sportswoman of the Year (Dec. 20-27) and agree that in 1976 she truly dominated her sport as no other man or woman did in any sport. However, I...

January 03, 1977 | Edited by Robert W. Creamer
STATE OF CONFUSION

January 03, 1977 | Edited by Robert W. Creamer
•Pete Maravich, asked why he was taking the news of New Orleans Jazz Coach Butch van Breda Kolff's firing so calmly: "The last time I was surprised was when I found out that ice cream cones were...