August 28, 1972 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
A history of archery from A to Y, and 'Foxfire,' a how-to from the mountain folk
Yesterday
Emily Davison hoped to advance her cause by bringing down the royal colors. But even while dying she was upstaged
Hash Marks
The pros have moved the football to center field. If all goes as expected, watch the scores climb
By Joe Jares
Happy Days
The White Sox blaze as Dick Allen saves his homers for the days and Wilbur Wood's knuckler continues to amaze. Even the scoreboard seems to faze foes in Chicago where the Sox are a new craze
Pool
Pool prodigy Jean Balukas, 13, breezed through the best women players to take the crown from 57-year-old Dorothy Wise
The Deuce
THE DEUCE WITH LOVE AND ADVANTAGE
That Rolls-Royce rebel, James Van Alen, wants to save yacht racing, baseball, bustards, Donder and Blitzen and the U.S. Navy, but most of all he wants to save his beloved tennis
Olympics 1972
EXPERIENCE MAY NOT BE NECESSARY
By Pat Putnam
THEY'RE SURE A WINNING TOOTHSOME
People
Baseball
By Jack Tobin
By Roy Blount Jr.
Bridge
Not only the sun sank in the West
Golf
In the blistering heat of St. Louis, 18-year-old Mary Budke, helped by "little gifts from on high," won the U.S. Women's Amateur title
Bad To Wurst
For The Record
A roundup of the week Aug. 15-21
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By J. Richard Munro
Edited by Martin Kane