June 11, 1973 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
The idea of butterfly farming tends to lead one on to some flights of fancy
By Roy Blount Jr.
Yesterday
When Rabbits Made Some Cowboy Stew
Lacrosse
In the NCAA lacrosse championship, a stall by underdog Johns Hopkins held mighty Maryland for a while. But a cluster of All-Americas and a hot-shooting freshman named Urso saved the day in overtime
By Peter Carry
Fire And Rain
Indy's Somber Trial By Fire And Rain
It was more ordeal than event, beset by storms and smashups and stopping far short of 500 miles
By Robert F. Jones
Boss Tweedy
TRIPLE CROWN CRITERIA: SECRETARIAT HAS THE GOODS
U.S. Open
THE COURSE THAT DEMANDS AN EYE FOR AN EYE
Out Of The Cage
...out came The Bear. The scene was Oakmont and the 1962 Open. Palmer was king and Jack Nicklaus was a winless young pro, but suddenly a five-stroke lead vanished and the world changed
By Dan Jenkins
People
Baseball
Detroit's John Hiller leads the major leagues in saves—and valor
By Mark Mulvoy
Golf
Top billing for the other Kathy
Wrestling
By Herman Weiskopf
Bridge
Sing no sad songs for the Blues
On a balmy Brazilian isle Italy's world-championship entry, which included three members of the fabled Blue Team, once again breezed to the title, leaving the hopes of the U.S.—and the rest of the world—at sea
When he was young and a fastballer of promise, the author received a major-league bonus and was sent to McCook, Neb. to test his arm against his fantasies
By Pat Jordan
For The Record
A roundup of the week May 29-June 4
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By John A. Meyers
Edited by Martin Kane