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May 28, 1973 | Volume 38, Issue 21

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Chris Vennum Cover - Sports Illustrated May 28, 1973

May 28, 1973
PRO BASKETBALL—NBA sportswriters and broadcasters overwhelmingly chose NATE ARCHIBALD of the Kansas City-Omaha Kings to head the NBA All-Star starting five. Joining the 6'1" guard are JOHN...

May 28, 1973
20, 21—Heinz Kluetmeier22, 23—Lane Stewart24, 25—Jerry Cooke26—Jerry Cooke (3), Neil Leifer (6)28, 29—Herb Scharfman (2), Leviton-Atlanta42—John D. Hanlon54—AP64—Heinz Kluetmeier77—Bob East84—John...

May 28, 1973
Mark Bosman, 16, of Lynden, Wash., took first place in the Theresa Tromp Chess Tournament and one of the highest cash prizes awarded to young people—$1,000. Bosman beat six challengers. He also...

May 28, 1973
Sirs:Come on now. With Secretariat winning the Kentucky Derby in record time, the Knicks defeating the Lakers and Ernie D. having a shoot-out with the Russians, where did you find the guts to make...

May 28, 1973 | Edited by Martin Kane
THE WAY THE BALL BOUNCES

May 28, 1973 | Edited by Martin Kane
•Gene Mauch, Montreal Expos manager, on a suggestion that maybe his team was lucky to come from behind twice in a row to beat the Cincinnati Reds: "Yeah, we're lucky. It's just like Tim McCarver...

May 28, 1973 | Dan Levin
Biscayne's waters shivered to the opening of the unlimited-hydroplane racing season as a new winged marauder called 'Pay 'n Pak' awed and eventually overcame Bill Muncey, the suffering 1972 champion

May 28, 1973 | Hugh D. Whall
It looked like a bucket of well-thinned blood sitting at waterside on the straw-covered beach. Coach Dick Erickson of the University of Washington drew a cupful and sipped with mock horror before...

May 28, 1973 | Whitney Tower
In a mood to rout any opposition, Secretariat rolled around the field to win a memorable Preakness. At his next stop, a crown awaits

May 28, 1973 | Mark Kram
No people, it seems, are as determined to have fun as Americans. The things a people do tell much about their times; consider the vanity and resolution of old architecture or the frigid, sterile...

May 28, 1973 | William Leggett

May 28, 1973
NO ONE WOULD EVER MISTAKE THE BRICKYARD FOR MONACO. NEVER! AND WHO COULD CONFUSE GASOLINE ALLEY WITH THE STAGING AREA AT FRANCORCHAMPS? HORRORS! THERE IS ONLY ONE INDY AND THAT IS THE OLD SPEEDWAY...

May 28, 1973 | Robert H. Boyle

May 28, 1973
Knuckleball is the game Chicago's Wilbur Wood and a doughty band of co-conspirators play with opposing batsmen. Ron Fimrite tells how Wilbur and the gang do it.

May 28, 1973
This may not clear up Watergate, but in the politicians' division of the Annual World Championship Cow Chip Throwing Contest, held at Beaver, Okla., Governor David Hall threw out the first...

May 28, 1973 | John William Lee
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May 28, 1973 | William Barry Furlong
Chicago has always had an instinct for a death rattle and its citizens have learned to make the most of it; the people found floating down the Chicago River with a lily on the chest and a hole in...

May 28, 1973 | Herman Weiskopf
AL EAST

May 28, 1973 | John A. Meyers
When artist Bob Peak was commissioned by SI to draw a comic strip with a story line built around the Indianapolis 500, he shifted gears between eagerness and apprehension. Although Peak had...

May 28, 1973 | Pat Putnam
Jai alai players come in a variety of shapes, but almost always they are Basques—dark-haired, dark-eyed people who are neither French nor Spanish, their roots sunk deep in the Pyrenees mountains...

May 28, 1973 | Charles Goren
Just about the time I was learning to play bridge at McGill University (I was virtually shamed into studying the game after making a poor showing in my first rubber with a group of coeds), a...

May 28, 1973 | Ron Reid
UCLA won the Pac-8 meet and Steve Prefontaine ended his college career at Eugene, Ore. with home folks cheering and a love affair intact

May 28, 1973 | Pat Putnam
John Chapman was puzzled. The little Canadian trainer-driver knew he had the best horse in last Saturday night's $122,732 Messenger Stakes at Roosevelt Raceway. The trouble was, he did not know...

May 28, 1973 | Bil Gilbert

May 28, 1973 | Bil Gilbert
It is argued that sports are bad for a woman's health and femininity, that she is not sufficiently skilled or interested to deserve expensive athletic programs of her own. So why spend the money?...

May 28, 1973 | Roy Blount Jr.
One thing about The Fancy by An Operator (Imprint Society, Barre, Mass., $40): the leather in which it is bound is so nice that the book must smell better than anything else ever printed about...

May 28, 1973 | Leonard Shecter
In 1926, with a scandal threatening, Kenesaw Mountain Landis tried to force Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker to retire