Description
Sport Magazine July 1973 George Foreman Cover No Label
This July 1973 issue of Sport Magazine features George Foreman on the cover, captured at the height of his early championship reign. A powerful collectible for boxing and sports enthusiasts, this edition showcases in-depth reporting and cultural reflections on athletes shaping the 1970s.
Condition
The magazine is in good condition, showing expected wear consistent with age. Please review all photos for a clear view of condition. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Each issue is shipped in a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from the July 1973 Issue
Feature Articles
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The Price of Strikes Is Up, But There’s Still Not Much To Spare – John Devaney on the economics of the sport.
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A Football Factory Revisited – Paul Hemphill revisits the college football pipeline.
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An Experiment in Athletic Democracy – Peter Gent on the intersection of sports and equality.
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The Dream That Failed at Harvard – Peter Bonventre explores a troubled program.
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Reggie Jackson Superstar (Not Yet) – Glenn Dickey profiles a future legend at an early career crossroads.
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Three Old Tigers…Still With Teeth – Steve Gelman looks at Detroit’s aging greats.
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Arnie at 43: His Troops Go Marching On – William Price Fox on Arnold Palmer’s lasting presence in golf.
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The King Is Dead, Long Live the King – Arnold Hano reflects on the changing landscape of sports.
The Sport Special
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George Foreman: The Great White Hope – Tim Tyler examines the young heavyweight champion whose rise reshaped boxing.
Departments
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This Month in Sport
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Sport Talk by Gene Shalit
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A Woman’s Touch by Jane O’Reilly
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Letters to Sport
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The Sport Quiz
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Didn’t You Used To Be…Jersey Joe Walcott?
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Inside Facts by Allan Roth
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Paul Hemphill’s America
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Time Out with the Editors: After Watergate, The Riverfront Affair
Collectible Value
This issue is especially significant for boxing fans, as it features George Foreman during his early championship years, a pivotal time before his legendary fights with Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier. It also includes cultural snapshots across football, baseball, and golf, making it a well-rounded piece of 1970s sports history.