Sports classic

A history of the America's Cup competition, the classic race between American and foreign yachts which began in 1851.

A brief history of the PGA golf championship with biographical sketches of some of the most memorable winners.

A description of the Olympic games from their beginning in Olympia, Greece, in 776 B.C. to the present time.

Gives a brief history of the Kentucky Derby from 1875 to the present day.

Discusses the nine horses that have won in a single year all three races comprising the Triple Crown Championship: the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes, and Belmont Stakes.

A brief history of the Tournament of Roses and the Rose Bowl game with details of games of recent years.

Discusses boxing in the United States and some of the heavyweight champions of the world.

Gives a brief history of the Indianapolis 500 from 1911 to the present day.

A brief description of the United States Open Golf Tournament, one of the world's major annual tournaments, open to both amateurs and professionals.

Discusses the circuit leading to the World Championship of Driving and some of the victors in this world-wide, year-long race series.

A brief history of the world champion tennis tournament at Wimbledon, with brief sketches of some of its singles champions.

Discusses the various events composing the Winter Olympics and the history of these events.

A brief history of the Masters Golf Tournament, an open tournament held each year at the Augusta, Georgia, National Golf Club.

Details the history of the most prestigious stock car race of all, the Daytona 500, held in Daytona, Florida, every February.

Profiles of some of the outstanding tennis players who have won at Forest Hills since the United States championships began there in 1915.

A brief history of the Stanley Cup given annually to the National Hockey Leaugue play-off winner. Includes historical sketches of the winning teams.

A brief history of the National Basketball Association playoff games.

Describes the teams and events of the first eight Super Bowl games.