August 12, 1968 Table Of Contents
No Dome
And maybe no team. Montreal's Autostade (left) is to be the temporary quarters for the new baseball team—if the owners come up with $1 million plus and the city fathers promise a domed stadium
By Frank Deford
Girl Swimmers
An Olympic year is more like a whole lifetime in the brief competitive career of a U.S. girl swimmer, when every battle becomes a war. That is what happened last week at the AAU Championships in Lincoln
Lee Roy Yarbrough is 'real mean out on the track,' hard-nosed and a self-styled ex-delinquent, but he proved in the Dixie 500 that a bog-hole driver from Florida can beat the red-clay boys at their own game
By Kim Chapin
Paul Brown
After an absence of five years, Paul Brown returned to pro football last week as coach of the new Cincinnati Bengals and in his first exhibition game discovered that it may be a very long season
By Tex Maule
Bluefins
In Newfoundland's Conception Bay tuna are caught close by rugged headlands that rise to a height of 800 feet
By Ruth Lieder
People
Football
What it's like—gulp—to meet the Packers
It took a long time for the College All-Stars to realize they could even survive on a field with fabled Green Bay, and by the time they discovered that the pro champs were nearly mortal, the ball game was long over
By Dan Jenkins
Bridge
Deauville fell to the aggressive Swedes
Horse Shows
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