Contents
12 A Perennial Problem
With the NCAA field cut to 16, an old question remains: How do you stop UCLA?
18 Owners Can Be Tackled, Too
The NFL Players Association charges management with delay of game and unsportsmanlike conduct
22 In Greek It's Los Angeles
Two among many, a couple of baseball Hellenes agree that the Dodgers may be the team to watch this year
28 It's a Hoosier Title Wave
Indiana can't lose the NCAA swim meet; it might even beat an all-star team from the rest of the world
34 A Home on the Range for Everyone
There is room on our vast Western lands for both sheep and coyotes—if nature is allowed to take its course
52 Love at First Contusion
In which Eye Surgeon Robert Magoon meets ocean powerboat, endures painful baptism and conquers
74 Man Is Fair Game
A British regiment in Germany pursues a human quarry with horse and hound and makes weekly kills aboveground
The departments
9 Scorecard
57 People
58 College Basketball
62 Sporting Look
64 Track & Field
69 Pro Basketball
88 For the Record
90 19th Hole
Credits on page 88
Cover photograph by Walter Iooss Jr.
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