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April 20, 1970 | Volume 32, Issue 16

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April 20, 1970 | Dan Jenkins

April 20, 1970 | Walter Bingham
Adding 40 yards in length and several fairway mounds to Augusta's 15th made it tougher on short hitters, didn't do much for slammers and left galleries with fewer heroes to cheer

April 20, 1970 | Tex Maule

April 20, 1970 | William Leggett

April 20, 1970 | Robert H. Boyle

April 20, 1970
The NBA playoffs pit the league's two biggest men, Alcindor and Chamberlain, against speedy, shifty opponents: Lew versus the Knicks and Wilt versus the Hawks.

April 20, 1970 | J. Richard Munro
American boys who were 10 years old in the late 1930s came along too late for The Swiss Family Robinson and too early for the space age. Their daydreams of adventure were conditioned by the feats...

April 20, 1970 | Ruth Lieder
This year men go down to the sea in stripes. Plus a few stars, plenty of bright patterns, touches of patchwork and, of all things, sport coats, slacks and vests. The idea sprung—well, more like...

April 20, 1970 | Roy Blount Jr.

April 20, 1970
A New York columnist reported that William Goldman wasn't in Hollywood to pick up his Oscar for best original screen-play (for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid) because he had preferred to stay...

April 20, 1970 | Charles Goren
When the Dallas Aces (SI, March 23) and Omar Sharif's Bridge Circus completed their tour of seven U.S. cities last month they had played a total of 840 deals—the longest team contest in bridge...

April 20, 1970 | Peter Carry
Whether James Whitcomb Riley was a better writer may be a moot point, but one thing is clear: he couldn't play the pivot like Mel Daniels

April 20, 1970 | Larry Evans
Ten of the best Russian chess players met the 10 best from the world at large in a match expected to demonstrate Russia's mastery of world chess. The result was a near tie and a Soviet catastrophe

April 20, 1970 | Gary Ronberg
Brilliant coaching has inspirited the Penguins but not their fans

April 20, 1970 | Norman Baker

April 20, 1970
BASKETBALL—NBA: When Wilt Chamberlain ruptured a tendon in his right knee on Nov. 7 and underwent surgery even the most optimistic Laker fans doubted he could return. But with only three...

April 20, 1970
Fred Clark of Purdue University won his first major collegiate golf championship at the seventh annual GAC Properties Classic in Cape Coral, Fla. It took a sudden-death playoff for Clark, a...

April 20, 1970
4—Hubert LeCampion-LIFE15—Neil Leifer (2), James Drake16—Neil Leifer18—diagram by Matthew Greene28, 29—Stephen Green-Armytage46, 47—Roy DeCarava50—Ed Slater, Ted Walls55—Bruce Roberts-Rapho...

April 20, 1970
DOWNFALL (CONTD.)Sirs:The halfway decision on Denny McLain and the complete pullout from Seattle should be ample proof that Bowie Kuhn is another stooge for the major league baseball owners....

April 20, 1970 | Edited by Martin Kane
A MODEST PROPOSAL

April 20, 1970 | Edited by Martin Kane
•Abe Lemons, Oklahoma City University basketball coach, on why he does not have a curfew for his athletes: "When you have a curfew, it's always your star who gets caught."