June 09, 1958 | Volume 8, Issue 23

RECORD BREAKERS—BOBBY MORROW, back in Olympic form (see below), was jack rabbit-fast in California Relays at Modesto, anchored Abilene Christian teammates to pair of world records. Morrow followed...

Driving finish by Bobby Morrow (left) nips straining Willie White (right) and Ray Norton in 100 in 9.4. at California Relays.

BOATING—NAVY, over Wisconsin, by 2 lengths, in 9:07.5 for 1¾ miles, Madison, Wis.

Glen (Fireball) Roberts, Daytona Beach leadfoot who has found it hard to win, highballed around Trenton Speedway at 84.522 mph in 1957 Chevy, won $7,500 in Northern 500, NASCAR's answer to Indy.

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Ed Elisian made it and lost it, his first-lap spin touching off a hideous 13-car crash in the Indy '500' which killed Pat O'Connor

Two tremendous races pit members of the world's most exclusive fraternity

When road racing had to be abandoned at Del Monte two years ago, the local bartenders' union spear-headed a new and beautiful course at nearby Laguna Seca

Pete Bryan, father of Jimmy Bryan, winner of the Indianapolis "500": "Now I hope he'll retire.... I'm not a superstitious man, but I've noticed that Indianapolis winners ever since 1911 have had a...

•Despite an ailing leg, Lew Hoad will try to upset Pancho Gonzales in the Forest Hills pro tournament. Marvin Newman's color camera captures the two stars in action.

Coast to coast and overseas last week crowds assembled to watch the best drivers in the world in some of the classic races of the motor-sport year. In Europe the focus was the brilliant, 15-mile...

The Bigs is what the ballplayers at the University of Southern California call the major leagues, and The Bigs is where they want to be. The most serious decision confronting the carefree young...

This solitary Canada goose making a hot landing on Gaddy's Pond, a refuge for peripatetic honkers in Ansonville, North Carolina, was photographed by David Goodnow, a patient and ingenious man....

Three pretty and talented ones share SPORTS ILLUSTRATED's American Sportswear Design Awards

In terms of physical hazards, perhaps the next thing to going over Niagara Falls in a barrel is running the torrential Colorado. There the similarity between the two exploits ends. For the first...

PLACE—Southern Hills Country Club, Tulsa

Julius Boros, in addition to winning the title in 1952, has once tied for 2nd (1956), twice tied for 4th (1951, 1957), once tied for 5th and, all in all compiled in the last decade an Open record...

At PGA clinics the club I usually am asked to demonstrate is the one-iron, a club I use a good deal in my play and for which I have a genuine fondness. I like the one-iron because, in my...

Tim Tam heads a Calumet team intent on making turf history in the 90th Belmont

1919 SIR BARTONJ.K.L. RossMoney made this horse and money killed him. He entered the Kentucky Derby a maiden, without a race at 3, carrying Ross's $250,000 bet and Jockey Johnny Loftus. He won by...

It's black tie and dinner gowns as Washington Society turns out for the fights

On my recent trip to the Riviera to participate in bridge festivities at Juan Les Pins and Monte Carlo, it was pleasant to meet again with my friend, Captain Ewart Kempson, editor of Britain's...

Breeding tells in a baby foal who will one day be hitched to a sulky and test his graceful gait against other trotters

TENNIS: BY LOVE POSSESSEDSirs:May I offer a word of commendation on James Van Alen's remarks on deemphasizing the service in tennis (Down with love, SI, May 26).

11—A.P., U.P.I., A.P., U.P.I.12—A.P. (2), John G. Hemmer, Hochi Shimbun, M. E. Warren, Stuart B, Hertz-Seattle Post Intelligencer, U.P.I.18, 19—A.P.20—A.P., Kemsley21—Melbourne Herald, Central...

'Give me the kids on the sidelines'