May 17, 1971 Table Of Contents
Three Kids
THREE KIDS WARM UP CHILLY CITY
San Franciscans, slightly boreod with second-place, are cheering the Giants again
By Ron Fimrite
He Takes Off
Whether he's long-jumping or scoring a touchdown, UCLA freshman James McAlister is sensational. In fact, he could become the first to win both an Olympic gold medal and the Heisman Trophy
By Pat Putnam
He's All Yours
HERE HE IS, RANGER—AND HE'S ALL YOURS
Woods and wildlife officials duck, or would like to, when parents seek to give their offspring a cool and meaningful experience—summer employment in the virgin forests
By Bil Gilbert
Ride, Omar!
Galloping right out of Afghanistan onto the silver screen comes a gutty saga featuring the world's roughest sporting event, buzkashi
People
Baseball
The Washington Senators have a book to play by and oh! so many problems—like a Floodless outfield and a trade coming up Short
By Roy Blount Jr.
Baseball's Week
Volleyball
First stop for the U.S. on the road to Havana
Santa Monica YMCA won the U.S. title in Binghamton, N.Y. and may send as many as six men to Cuba for the Olympic elimination round
By Joe Jares
Horse Racing
Because the Preakness will be less crowded than the jumbled Derby, it should provide a fairer test of 1971's leading 3-year-olds
Angels At Work
CAUTION: BEWARE OF ANGELS AT WORK
The Joie Chitwoods, father and son, and their Danger Angels are kings of the thrill-show biz, prospering on the public's desire to see the action if some damfool driver wants to risk his neck
By Frank Deford
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 Frank Deford