July 1, 1968 Table Of Contents
Rodeo
Earning a Varsity Letter Out West
Golf
Two splashes bring an end to a long reign
The NCAA title went to the University of Florida team (above) in the final round when two players from the University of Houston, which had won 10 times in 12 years, dumped shots into a little, two-week-old pond
By Pat Putnam
Bridge
A familiar finish for the Blues from Italy
This year someone was supposed to beat the famous Blue Team, and the Americans hoped to have the honor. But in the grueling Olympiad at Deauville the best players from 32 countries failed to alter the traditional plot
A white-coated figure in a laboratory bashes a blonde on the head with a piece of lumber. Famous athletic teams rave over a cloudy, lime-green liquid with some strange attributes and an unfamiliar taste. Could these bizarre circumstances possibly have anything in common? Indeed they do, as associates of a somewhat eccentric doctor at the University of Florida are very well aware
Baseball's Week
By Dick Russell
For The Record
A roundup of the sports information of the week
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By Garry Valk
DETROIT IS HAVING THAT DREAM AGAIN
If caring makes the difference, the homegrown Tigers—replete with bullpen, defense and starters—should outgame the league
The racetrack sign indicating suspicion of wrongdoing has flashed far too long since the Kentucky Derby. Here, from confidential sources, is a bizarre facet of the mystery
Heroes of past Olympics tried, with mixed success, to relive earlier triumphs at the AAU championships last week. One oldtimer even made it into the thick of a roaring assault on the 100-meter record