Contents

28 And the Last Was First
After trailing the field in the early going, Peter Fuller's Dancer's Image won the Kentucky Derby

34 One That's Worth Shouting About
Because their coach learned his business and his aide became a superstar, the Celtics are champions again

38 Karim's Posh Port
Sardinia has beauty, bandits and an Emerald Coast boasting a luxury resort run by the Aga Khan himself

The Turbines Invade the 500

44 Andy Granatelli, the wizard of whoosh, strikes again
50 The turbine engine is explained for the acute layman

54 A Fast Pitch for a Faster Game
The inventor of 12-inning football—what?—has a new idea: three-set baseball. And that's only the beginning

80 What's Become of the Big Bear?
One heavyweight contender nobody talks about is Sonny Liston, but the Bear has big ideas still

The departments

18 Scorecard
63 Golf
68 Hockey
75 Baseball
95 Baseball's Week
96 For the Record
97 19th Hole

Credits on page 96

Cover photograph by Tony Triolo
Illustration by Edward Kasper

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Next week

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Students and sport have a different relationship than they did 30 years ago. A university professor explores the changes and, surprisingly, finds they are for the better.