July 29, 1968 Table Of Contents

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Footloose

Airplanes are even better than mules if you really want to see the Canyon

By Dolly Connelly

Junkman

THE JUNKMAN COOLS IT

It was nearly 100° on the fairways of the Pecan Valley Country Club, but old Julius Boros, moving slow and hitting what he calls "a lot of junk" fast, beat the heat and his juniors to win the PGA Championship

By Dan Jenkins

Garrulous Denny McLain has become a pitcher worth his own thousands of words as he seeks 30 wins and a pennant

By Mark Mulvoy

Horse Racing

Suckered by a rabbit punch

That's Dr. Fager, whose suicidal tendency to follow the hot pace of a decoy has now contributed to two defeats by his cooler rival, Damascus

By Billy Reed

Sporting Look

Speediest swimsuits in a watery world

An Australian company, Speedo Knitting Mills in Sydney, produces the competition swimsuits that will be worn at the Olympic Games in Mexico City this fall by teams of 18 different countries, including the U.S.

By Ruth Lieder

Yanqui Matador

TRIALS OF A YAnQUI MATADOR

Philadelphia-born John Fulton, the son of Italian-Hungarian parents, has combined the fruition of his dream to be a matador and his work as an artist to live in Spain—a country he loves and where he is accepted as a native

By Tex Maule