April 30, 1973 Table Of Contents
Shopwalk
Riffling through a cardsharp's garden of Bicycles, Bees and Bulldog Squeezers
By James Morgan
Yesterday
With no mountain-climbing experience, Maurice Wilson relied on yoga discipline and an antique airplane
Derby
PUTTING A NEW LIGHT ON THE DERBY
It was not just that Angle Light won the last major prep for the classic at Churchill Downs, but the fact that he upset the wondrous chestnut, Secretariat, who had been heralded as another Man o'War
The Tournament of Champions became a tournament of old champions when Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino took the spa's waters like fish, but the new Masters champion, Tommy Aaron, took a bath
Giants
THEY'RE NEITHER TOO OLD NOR TOO YOUNG
Although they played like 4-F's in 1972, the San Francisco Giants are off to a rousing start with two aged warriors and a robust youth corps led by a phenomenal shortstop
By Pat Putnam
Feuerbach
They said Al Feuerbach was too small to put the shot, but they neglected to measure his zeal
By Morton Sharnik
Now You Sail It; Now You Don't
People
Baseball
The Phillies stirred two young arms into the rotation and while it may take a while to cook they're predicting full proof from the pudding
By Ron Fimrite
By Jim Kaplan
Pro Basketball
But the playoff between Kentucky and Carolina was sure no laugher
By Peter Carry
Hockey
As New York stumbled and Montreal struggled in Stanley Cup warfare, passions off the ice were becoming as heated as the action on it
By Mark Mulvoy
Jay-Ree!
And Jerry Clower does, too, flinging a cravin' on audiences with his outrageous football and coon huntin' and jus' down home stories. He's big in country humor and—hoo-eee, you better believe it—fertilizer
By Roy Blount Jr.
For The Record
A roundup of the week April 17-23
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
Edited by Robert W. Creamer