March 15, 1971 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
A fine equestrienne explains when to buy—and not buy—a child her own horse
Yesterday
A Daring Flight from London to Manchester
Claude Grahame-White failed to win the £10,000 prize offered by Lord Northcliffe, but the race he lost to a Frenchman taught the world a whole lot about "aeroplane aviation"
By David Lampe
Big Fight
He had not raced since January, but when Executioner was sent to the post in the Flamingo Stakes he was sharp enough to win it big
Ho-Hummers
Washington now has Senators named McLain, Flood, Williams and Short lobbying to bridge the yawning gap that almost drove the team away
Poisoning Of The West: Part 2
Especially a little 1080 or cyanide. And although the coyote is a main target of the Government's poisoning programs, when the body count is made a lot of victims turn out to be noncombatants
By Jack Olsen
Ski, Ski
What important thing did Queen Isabella do for winter sports in 1492? Answer: she threw the last Moorish king out of Granada so people like Artist Marc Simont could ski there and happily decorate these and the next three pages with drawings of Solynieve, a Spanish ski spa
Tuthill
Jack Tuthill, the PGA's tournament director, is a cool-headed ex-FBI agent who week after week acts as a combination law enforcer, psychiatrist and comforting friend to golf's big names
People
College Basketball
The Greeneing of U NO who—or do you?
Consciousness is strictly ESP at New Orleans, where the Greenes can clearly see victory in advance
By Larry Keith
By Joe Jares
Skiing
He conquers high mountains—from the top down
Bridge
Precision is only one of several systems using a forcing one club, but its inventor will bet that his version—and his team—are best
Touch Me Not
'Nobody Touches Me With Impunity'
That is the warning, in Latin, that is posted over Robert Abady's kennel. It refers to the fierce bouviers des Flandres guard dogs he raises, but the motto might well be Abady's own
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 J. Richard Munro
Edited by Martin Kane