May 25, 1970 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
Two more volumes bear witness to the miracle that was 1969's winning Mets
Yesterday
By Frank Graham Jr.
Sour Revenge
Marty Liquori defeated Kip Keino for the first time in the Martin Luther King Games, avenging the humiliating loss he suffered last winter, but sweet it wasn't as the Kenyan gave up in the stretch
The colt that Hirsch Jacobs said was his best a few days before he died finally won a Triple Crown event for the family stable, and even the losers at Pimlico could feel pretty good about that
MOM UNSER AND THE INDY CHILI CAPER
It took a brave throat to swallow her fiery cooking and a braver foot to duel with her son Al as he raced to the 500 pole
By Robert F. Jones
Henry Aaron
A single up the middle brought the Atlanta Braves' Henry Aaron his 3,000th hit and a mile-high milestone in a fabulous hitting career that after 16 years does not show the least sign of peaking
Swift Wings
SWIFT WInGS TO BRIGHT HORIZOnS
PLEnTY OF AIR IF YOU KnOW WHERE
People
Baseball
By Roy Blount Jr.
Harness Racing
Although long devoted to trotting, Max Hochberg was fortunate when his mighty Torpid came along. After a decade he's in the money again
Lacrosse
One team, anyway, says, Yes, Virginia
By Peter Carry
Boxing
No longer a legend, but not all hoax
Marcel Cerdan's American debut proved that he has his father's heart but not his skills or punch
By Mark Kram
Out Of Eden
The salmon has long lured millionaire sportsmen to Canada's Restigouche. They came first by houseboat 80 years ago and later built stately lodges. Today anglers instinctively return—but the fish are scarce
By Pat Ryan
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
Edited by Robert Creamer