1967 SPORT Magazine March Wilt Chamberlain Cover CGC 8.5 Rare WHITE Pages

March 1967 SPORT Magazine (Vol. 43 #3) — CGC 8.5 VF+ — Elite WHITE Pages Condition Up for sale is an incredibly well-preserved, high-grade copy of SPORT Magazine from March 1967, professionally graded and encapsulated by CGC a beautiful 8.5 Very Fine+. What makes this specific copy an absolute standout for registry collectors and vintage print investors is its elite WHITE Pages designation—an exceptionally rare trait for mid-century newsstand paper media. The front cover features a legendary shot of Wilt Chamberlain mid-dunk in his iconic Philadelphia 76ers uniform, anchoring a feature article detailing "The Startling Change in Wilt Chamberlain." This landmark March 1967 issue is a true powerhouse of sports history, packed with interior color photos and definitive features on an absolute pantheon of sports legends: Wilt Chamberlain: Includes the feature article and premium color interior pin-up. Sandy Koufax: "Goodbye, Sandy — A Warm Farewell to Koufax" by Milton Gross, capturing the immediate aftermath of his sudden 1966 retirement. Bart Starr: A deep-dive look into "A Week With Bart Starr Before A Big Game" accompanied by interior color photos. Bobby Hull: "Toughest Job in Hockey — Inside Report From The Men Who Shadow Bobby Hull." Adolph Rupp: The legendary Kentucky basketball coach sounds off in an exclusive interview: "I Don't Want To Be A Mean Old Man." The Legacy Feature: An emotional piece breaking down the joy and anguish of growing up as the sons of sports icons, featuring the families of Joe DiMaggio, Joe Louis, Jim Thorpe, Jackie Robinson, and Hank Greenberg. Grading & Case Details: CGC Universal Grade: 8.5 with highly coveted WHITE Pages as certified on the header tab. Registry Verification: The 10-digit certification number 4227611002 is fully visible on the label flip and completely verifiable on the official CGC database. Back Cover: Displays a crisp, beautifully preserved mid-century advertisement for Arrow's Decton Perma-Iron shirts.