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June 14, 1971 | Volume 34, Issue 24
THE HAPPY STORY ENDS
June 14, 1971 |
Whitney Tower
Canonero's heartwarming quest for the Triple Crown ended sadly when he finished a disappointing fourth to Pass Catcher in the Belmont
EVERYTHING'S ROSY WITH JOSE
June 14, 1971 |
Robert H. Boyle
Billy Backus' uncle is Carmen Basilio and his manager's name is Graziano, but none of that helped him defend his title against José Napoles, possibly because José had Ali's man in his corner
UP ON THE PROPS AND OUT AHEAD
June 14, 1971 |
Hugh D. Whall
Powerboat racing's biggest event, the Bahamas 500, was won at a record speed by a Bahamian—and followed by a big party
ON OFFERING THE BULL HIS BODY
June 14, 1971 |
John McCormick
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June 14, 1971
Motorcycle Mania is sweeping the country as Americans discover the myriad uses of the two-wheelers for fun and competitive profit. Robert F. Jones describes the action.
THE GHOSTS OF MERION
June 14, 1971
Tradition is the stock-in-trade of every great golf course. St. Andrews bases its reputation on longevity, the benevolent patina of time. A Pebble Beach or an Augusta acquires tradition because of...
JONES, HOGAN AND THE REST
June 14, 1971 |
Dan Jenkins
"Nobody wins the Open. It wins you." These are old words, coming back to us from some forlorn contender groping for daylight from beneath the matted elephant grass of Olympic, or gurgling from...
IS A MUSTACHE JUST PEANUTS?
June 14, 1971 |
Gwilym S. Brown
FOR USE ON GIANTS NOT TURKEYS
June 14, 1971 | Daniel Mannix
PEOPLE
June 14, 1971
It has been a while since we had a candidate for the Walking-the-Plank Trophy, but here comes John Gronouski, ex-Postmaster General, ex-Ambassador to Poland and current head of the LBJ School of...
Even the President worried
June 14, 1971 |
Ron Fimrite
Panic wasn't exactly sweeping the ranks of American League pitchers, but, all things being relative, there was no denying that Luis Aparicio was tearing the cover off the ball last week.
THE WEEK
June 14, 1971 | Mark Mulvoy
NL EAST
Big Red votes itself No. 1
June 14, 1971 |
Peter Carry
Ignored in last year's ballots, Cornell triumphed on the field
Now you see them, now you don't
June 14, 1971 |
Charles Goren
The Indian fakir throws a rope into the air. Mysteriously, it suspends itself. A little boy then climbs the rope until he is out of sight. The rope descends limply to the ground and the boy has...
Making up for the lost cup
June 14, 1971 | Curry Kirkpatrick
America's burly Steve Melnyk conquered a demanding Scottish course and a huge field of aspiring players to capture the British Amateur
Sunday races, with kids accommodated
June 14, 1971 | M.R. Werner
A sophisticated racetrack in a rural setting with modern equipment and bright decor, Delaware Park has now become the first major track in the country to offer thoroughbred racing on Sunday....
An Old Hand with a Prospect
June 14, 1971 |
Pat Jordan
SCORECARD
June 14, 1971 | Edited by
Martin Kane
BLACK DAY IN CARACAS
THEY SAID IT
June 14, 1971 | Edited by
Martin Kane
•Bud Poile, general manager of the Vancouver Canucks, expressing surprise at the firing of Vic Stasiuk as coach of the Philadelphia Flyers: "You never know in this game. That's why I just bought a...
A roundup of the sports information of the week
June 14, 1971
AUTO RACING—Albuquerque's AL UNSER followed up his Indy 500 victory with a narrow win over teammate Joe Leonard in the Rex Mays 300 at Milwaukee.
CREDITS
June 14, 1971
18, 19—Jerry Cooke, except top right, Neil Leifer20—Neil Leifer22, 23—Sheedy & Long24, 25—Eric Schweikardt26, 27—Botan34—UPI35—AP-courtesy USGA36—Warren Uzzle, Hy Peskin-LIFE38, 39—Heinz...
FACES IN THE CROWD
June 14, 1971
Gary Adler, 8-year-old first baseman for Corky's Outdoor Advertising "K" Land team in Miami, caught a line drive with men on first and second, stepped on first, then ran to touch second before the...
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
June 14, 1971
ROCKETSirs:Hats off to SI and John Underwood for his in-depth study of one of sport's truly remarkable individuals, Rod Laver (Rocket Heard Round the World, May 31). Few athletes in the history of...
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