June 24, 1968 | Volume 28, Issue 25

GRIZZLIES AGAIN

•Jim McDonagh, a 40-year-old New York City building superintendent, after winning the U.S. Olympic marathon qualifying trial at Holyoke, Mass.: "I train on eight bottles of beer every day, and I...

Pennsylvania's famed crew coach is no sleight-of-hand artist, but by dealing and shuffling the right cards he managed to cash in with a clean sweep of the eights at the intercollegiate rowing...

A Marine pilot in Korea, Williams tells of a fiery crash, his triumphant return to the Red Sox and a beautiful end to a career.

The fight for places in the Olympic track-and-field trials resumes at the AAU championships. John Underwood reports on the struggle from the scene in Sacramento.

This magazine is exceedingly fortunate in its art department. Not only do we have a gifted director in Richard Gangel, we have an exceptional pair of men backing him up.

Long before the emergence of Pop art, Wayne Thiebaud was noted for his paintings of common objects, notably pies, banana splits, Yo-Yos, lipsticks and hot dogs. Last year Artist Thiebaud traveled...

Billie Jean King has been queen of Wimbledon for two years. Although she says she would drop tennis if her husband insisted, she hopes she will someday be recognized as the best woman player of...

The man who has everything need not despair. A suitably expensive hobby has again become fashionable. That old sport of driving a horse or, better still, four of them, is enjoying a revival and is...

AMERICAN LEAGUE

This spring, when it was discovered that as a result of last season's beaning Tony Conigliaro could no longer see well enough to hit, the Red Sox began an unhappy search to find a replacement for...

BASEBALL—The deadline for trading came and went—and so did a total of 17 players. Pitchers MILT PAPPAS, 29, and TED DAVIDSON, 28, and In-fielder BOB JOHNSON, 32, were shipped by Cincinnati to...

16—Walter Iooss Jr.17—Walter Iooss Jr., James Drake18—James Drake, Walter Iooss Jr.22-25—Rich Clarkson26, 27—Jerry Cooke28—UPI29—George Tierney for Boston Record American-UPI, AP46—Gerry Cranham,...

Brad Holland, 11, of Huntington Beach, Calif. lost just one of 78 track and field events in three years in grade-level competition, winning 56 races from 75 yards to a mile and avenging his lone...

BOUQUETS TO BLANCHFLOWERSirs:Having more than once considered sports-casting as a career, I read with interest Danny Blanchflower's article, Just One Truth for Me (June 10). I was profoundly...