A New Bid for a Triple 20
Spectacular Bid and Ron Franklin confounded their critics in the Kentucky Derby and triggered talk of another Triple Crown
by William Leggett
The Yanks Now Spell Relief G-U-I-D-R-Y 26
With his team hurting because Rich Gossage is injured, baseball's best starter offered to relieve—and promptly won
by Douglas S. Looney
N.Y. vs. N.Y.: It's All-out Warfare 28
The upstart Rangers shut down the Islanders' Big Four and took a 3-2 lead in the battle for a berth in the Stanley Cup finals
by E.M. Swift
Cuba, No! 36
Nehemiah, McTear, Smith and Company shut out vaunted visitors—including Alberto Juantorena—at the UCLA Invitational
by Pat Putnam
Youth Can Age You 40
The flamboyant old stars of high-stakes poker are being challenged by a new breed of youthful, college-educated players
by Roger Dionne
Ironman 88
To earn that distinction, Tom Warren swam 2.4 miles, bicycled 112 miles and ran a marathon in a single day of victorious agony
by Barry McDermott
The Departments
Scorecard 15
Movies 49
Baseball 50
Soccer 60
Pro Basketball 64
Squash 71
Tennis 74
Pro Basketball 79
For the Record 111
19th Hole 112
Credits on page 111
Cover photograph by Jerry Cooke
Next Week
Together again thanks to a judge, all the top Indy drivers will be at the Speedway this weekend for qualifying—although some are hot under the collar. Robert F. Jones reports on the battle to determine who wins the pole for this year's 500.
Oh, Charlie O., what's going on in Oakland? With the A's now patsies and with crowds as small as 628 showing up, the franchise is in disarray. But, as Ron Fimrite reports, the team can't move and Charlie Finley can't—or won't—sell it.
