E.M. Swift

Amid Pageantry and Turmoil, but not much snow, the XIII Winter Olympic Games commence. William Oscar Johnson, Bob Ottum, E. M. Swift and Anita Verschoth cover the action on the runs, ovals, arenas, jumps and trails...

HOCKEY INSIGHTSir:Kudos to Ken Dryden for a thoughtful, objective analysis of the state of hockey in North America today (A Game in Search of Some Contests, Oct. 8). Dryden, the consummate competitor on the ice, has...

Hockey's lost decade is Ken Dryden's view of the 70s. The retired Montreal goaltender, now a full-time law student, assesses the NHL's shortcomings and discusses life as a Canadien. And as E. M. Swift sees it, Les...

Who will dance first at this year's Wimbledon ball, an honor traditionally bestowed upon the two winners? Will Borg or Connors partner Lloyd or Navratilova, or will some upstarts try to cut in on their waltz? Curry...

POSTMORTEMSSir:Was the article Run Over by the Big Red Machine (Feb. 19) about the Soviet-NHL Challenge Cup written by E. M. Swift or by E. M. Swiftski? Granted, the U.S.S.R. won the series and whipped the NHL...