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Time Inc., Single Issue Magazine November 30, 1970, volume 33, No. 22. Paper covers, 108 pp. "UCLS Goes After Record Fifth" on cover with photo of Sidney Wicks.
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In acceptable condition with a few small nicks to edges of covers. Covers starting to separate from stapled binding but still attached. Most pages have some dampstaining along edges and near spine but are otherwise unmarked. A solid reading copy. Contents include: Revival and Revenge: Ohio State had it and got it as Woody Hayes threw a racy offense and staunch defense at his tormentors of 1969; One Round of Boxing Was Enough: For three minutes Joe Frazier tried to show how clever he was. Then he destroyed Bob Foster in 49 seconds; The Stars Earn Their Stripes: Playing for superpatriot Bill Daniels and surrounded by flags, the Utah Stars have became the ABA's best; Too Small to Be Overlooked : The Oilers' Jerry Levias is a mouse among NFL mammoths, but he regularly comes up with the big plays; College Basketball: The '70-71 Season: They are out of the snake pits and into shiny new showcases. A gallery in color of the best of the new arenas; UCLA, its controversial Coach Johnny Wooden and his awesome simplicity: a portrait of the team and the man; Scoring reports on the country's top 20. UCLA is favored but the competition is close and climbing; The best of the rest: Regional appraisals of teems that, with a little luck, could challenge the favorites; Oral Roberts and Kentucky State are small colleges by designation only. Two reports on remarkably major minors; And the girls: They played winning basketball, from the start, but then came this other coach, a guy too, and ...