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TABLE OF CONTENTS
October 02, 1961 | Volume 15, Issue 14
October 02, 1961 CHILDISH PROFESSIONALS
October 02, 1961 •New York Titans Coach Sammy Baugh, scolding a back who sprinted ahead of his interference during practice: "Just play like you do in a game, son. Loaf a little."
Big and polished, the fierce footballers of Ole Miss won their first game handily from Arkansas, convincing some they may become the U.S.'s best
SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, .
Cincinnati's bumptious ball team didn't have much talent, but in some exciting, eerie way it bewitched its foes and hopes to hex New York
October 02, 1961 Carleton Mitchell and his yawl Finisterre, the most successful combination in the whole history of ocean racing, rediscover the simple delights of a lazy cruise along Chesapeake Bay.
Star for a decade on New York's night raceways, Stanley Dancer ventured into the Ohio sunshine with a courageous Adios colt and won pacing's top event
Battling the tides with the stubborn persistence of a buoy, a chunky Argentine becomes the first ever to swim from England to France and back again
October 02, 1961 The shadows on a trail leading into grouse cover, the changing light of afternoon on a field of dry grass, the bright surface of a pond under storm clouds provide a backdrop of beauty for the...
The rich, rolling land around Ocala has suddenly become a major area for the breeding of some high-class Thoroughbreds
New formations, an invocation and a new coach got three teams past critical opening-day games
THE EAST
Baylor over Pitt. The Pitt defenders, even as stout as they are, will have trouble containing All-America Ronnie Bull and the other swift Bear backs.
The Cowboys, with a full year of experience, showed the Vikings what a pro team needs
October 02, 1961 | Ikuma Dan Ikuma Dan, author of this appealing tale of an unusual adventure with a wild kite of Japan, is one of his country's foremost composers, creator of the background music for the well-known films...
In the prespace era, Albert Einstein found few people who were capable of understanding the fourth dimension—time. People could see length and breadth; they could see and feel thickness. But who...
Assembling a pennant winner is comparable to putting together a jigsaw puzzle. It takes both know-how and luck to make the right trades, to fit players into a smooth unit. This art of trading has...
October 02, 1961 BASEBALL—The BUFFALO BISONS quickly ran through the Rochester Red Wings, four games to one, in the International League's (best of seven) playoffs, winning the final game at Rochester 4-0, when...
October 02, 1961 25—Art Rickerby-Pix26, 27—Robert D. Huntzinger30, 33—Robert D. Huntzinger34, 35—P. A. Reuter42, 43—Art Shay58—Hy Peskin60—Paul V. Thomas-Seattle Times, A.P.86—A.P.88—Lee Balterman, U.P.I., Central...
October 02, 1961 Julio Muller, riding No. 2 for Milwaukee Polo Club, stroked seven goals to pace all scorers as Milwaukee won the National Open polo title at Hinsdale, Ill. Milwaukee led all the way in beating the...
October 02, 1961 UNDERSTANDINGSirs:The Last Race of Count Crash (Sept. 18) is a great article. From the shock of the lead sentence to the closing, almost pathetic quote from Phil Hill, this is real understanding...
October 02, 1961 Mad dog on the track
A special World Series quiz to excite the memory and increase the knowledge of fans and armchair experts
October 02, 1961 | William O'Hallaren
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