June 10, 1974 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
Everything you always wanted to know about the Kentucky Derby, from Aristides to Zev
Yesterday
Scandal soiled Louisville's nine long before the Black Sox affair
By Bill Mooney
The Jays
Johns Hopkins won't beat you at most games. But lacrosse is the one they're sure they own, and with that spirit they went out to regain supremacy
By Joe Marshall
The hockey champions are no longer the only flyers in town. That once-deprived city has begun to flip over some new winners
By Ron Reid
Performers of sinuous precision, the top U.S. gymnasts assembled for an Illinois showdown
U.S. Open
The history of the U.S. Open offers ample proof that given a chance to win, most golfers, even the best, have a tendency to self-destruct
By Dan Jenkins
NOW FOR A WINNER...HERE'S JOHNNY
Cup Fever
Although they should be immune by now to rampant America's Cup optimism, the Australians have caught the bug again and have bet a healthy bundle on the good sloop 'Southern Cross'
TV/Radio
Baseball
By Joe Jares
Fishing
Some folks feared that the weakfish had swum off into semi-extinction, but now they are here, sizable as ever and biting as never before
Bridge
Four Aces and two top Canadians couldn't do it, even though only half—albeit the stronger half—of Italy's distinguished Blue Team played
Case 427
Violations of athletic policies and proprieties proved the ruin of sport at Long Beach State. A study of men and motives that raises uneasy questions about the games colleges play today
By Ray Kennedy
For The Record
A roundup of the week May 26-June 1
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By John A. Meyers
Edited by Andrew Crichton