May 24, 1971 Table Of Contents
Shopwalk
Dik-dik feet and goral skins are no joke to Ward's, Taxidermists to the World
By Janet Graham
Yesterday
When Travel Was a Sobering Experience
Teetotaling Thomas Cook launched his company with a trip to a temperance meeting in Loughborough and started a revolution in tourism. Now they're trying to sell the revolution
TV Talk
ABC and Announcer Chris Schenkel foul out with their coverage of NBA series
By Frank Deford
Dream Mile
It was advertised as the Dream Mile, and though for the contestants it often seemed like the Nightmare Marathon the race lived up to its billing as Marty Liquori held off Jim Ryun on the last turn to win
By Pat Putnam
Canonero
¬°ARRIBA! CANONERO DOES IT AGAIN
The underrated Kentucky Derby winner took the Preakness just as convincingly and became a mighty threat to win racing's Triple Crown
Tightening-Up
The Boston Red Sox have given up their gorilla offense in that compact thrill house known as Fenway Park. In its place is a snappy new defense that so far works as well at home as it does on the road
Peter, Peter
After dazzling Indy with unprecedented speeds in practice for the 500, Mark Donohue was overtaken for the pole position by upstart Peter Revson, driving his orange flash with a once-sick engine
By Robert F. Jones
People
Baseball
By Ron Fimrite
Baseball's Week
Pro Basketball
While the ABA's Stars and Colonels were fighting for a championship, an important move to stop another fight was taking shape off court
By Peter Carry
Harness Racing
Austria's little-known Adolf √úbleis took on famous opponents in the world driver championships—and soon had them dancing to his tune
By Lynn Simross
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 Frank Deford