July 8, 1968 Table Of Contents
Non-Trials
The quadrennial U.S. Olympic trials, once the severest test in track and field, turned out to be a rather casual meet in which losers did not necessarily lose and not even winners definitely won
Bermuda
Because of a fierce storm whipping the Atlantic, this year's entries had to wait a full 24 hours before lining up for their start off Brenton Reef, but once the race got going it was the easiest Bermuda ever
By Hugh Whall
Harness Racing
The Amazon is hack for a trotting title
Powerful Roquépine, defending her International crown, is the pride of 300 years of French breeding
By Pat Ryan
College Football
Wobbly way to The Great One's great day
In adversity, Gary Beban's acquired nickname was becoming a misnomer. To compound matters, his passes in practice fluttered like dying ducks. But at Atlanta he was the All-America of UCLA days and then some
By Gary Ronberg
Rufus
The Strange Voyage of Rufus P. Houseboat
The Strange Voyage of Rufus P. Houseboat on which a party of suburban freebooters sacked the southern Bahamas, steering bravely among deadly bonefish, brainy shoals and ice-cold martinis
By Bob Ottum
Baseball's Week
By Peter Carry
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
