June 29, 1970 Table Of Contents

Author:
SI Staff

Pasture Pool

America's pros, convinced the U.S. Open course was a farm, played as if they had hoes in their hands, but Hazeltine looked like home to a dapper young Englishman who hustled off with golf's supreme prize

By Dan Jenkins

'GO TO AMERICA AND LEARN WHAT THE GAME IS ALL ABOUT'

By Curry Kirkpatrick

DENNY McLAIN: READY FOR HIS COMEBACK TRY

In Lakeland the suspended ace of the Detroit pitching staff describes his efforts to stay sharp—and says he has learned a lot from box scores

By William Leggett

CAL CUTS DOWN THE BARBERIANS

Led by a coach who doesn't give a hang about hair, the University of California, which hadn't won an NCAA track championship since 1922 and didn't score a point last year, got off fast to win at Des Moines

By Pat Putnam

Pelé and pals retire the cup

With a smooth, confident attack that made hash of Italy's normally strong defenses, the Brazilians booted their way to a surprisingly easy triumph for soccer's championship of the world in Mexico City

By Tex Maule

By Roy Blount Jr.

THE WEEK