May 27, 1974 Table Of Contents
Yesterday
The Lucky Dutchman had something up his sleeve and for a while there, around the turn of the century, it fooled all the local cardsharps
No Mirrors
It was pitching and magic that put the Dodgers on top the last time. Now they have pitching—and such power, notably the cannon named Wynn, they may rise out of sight
By Ron Fimrite
CLEARING UP A MUDDIED SITUATION
Dispelling reports that this year's colts were a mediocre lot, Little Current won a spectacular Preakness in near-record time
JUBILATION AND A CUP IN PHILLY
That often-mocked city enjoyed sweet victory as its audacious Flyers, a mere seven years in existence but blessed with a singing talisman, a superb goalie and a tooth-shy whirlwind, won hockey's title
By Mark Mulvoy
A Wintu Won
WITHOUT RESERVATION A WINTU WON ONE
Golf's first designated event became Rod Curl's first victory, as the brash little Indian beat the big boys at Colonial with a brave performance
By Dan Jenkins
Gitche Gumee
OFF THE SHORES OF GITCHE GUMEE
Hymned by Longfellow In "The Song of Hiawatha," Lake Superior has more recently been limned by limnologists and a concerned judge
PICTURE YOU IN MY NIFTY OLD T FOR TWO
By Hal Schell
Baseball
First it was Sparky Anderson, then the Giants, in a dozer of a game
By Jim Kaplan
Hunting
After many days of frustration the chance finally came to kill a gobbler on Callahan's Ridge but, as usual, everything went to pot—except the bird
By Dan Levin
Crew
At the sprints on Burnaby Lake, coxswains for Cal and Washington needled their opposing crews until matter and mind finally won over mind
By Dan Levin
For The Record
A roundup of the week May 13-19
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By John A. Meyers
Edited by Andrew Crichton