June 23, 1958 | Volume 8, Issue 25

RECORD BREAKERS—GLENN DAVIS, Ohio State's rapid-gaited one-man gang, set off record-breaking kick at NCAA championships in Berkeley, Calif., running Texas' Eddie Southern into cinders as he...

Happy yalemen grab Coxswain Bill Becklean (center) fore and aft and prepare to launch him for traditional dunking in the Thames after outrowing the Harvard crew for an undefeated season (see above).

BADMINTON—INDONESIA, over Thailand, 8-1, Thomas Cup interzone final, Singapore.

Anna Dmitrieva, 17, chubby Moscow schoolgirl, one of first Russians (other: Andrei Potanin, 17) to compete in world tennis, made debut at Beckenham, England, won junior title in Wimbledon warmup.

TROUT: PENNSYLVANIA: Streams N and season at peak. Young Woman's Creek bright spot, with anglers leaning to Light Cahills and Leadwing Coachmen; OG.

4—Wendell MacRae6—A.P.12—A.P.13—Reuter-European, Keystone; right, European, A.P. (3), U.P.I. (2)14—Ernie Day18—U.S. Olympic Committee (5), Jack Fields, Frank Jones, Forest Stroup-Arizona Republic,...

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World track marks were lowered in the NCAA meet, tuneup for this weekend's AAU championships which will determine most of the U.S. team for the big July battle in Moscow

THE SPRINTSBobby MorrowBobby Morrow, the Olympic champion who has used up his NCAA eligibility, tuned up for the AAU with a 9.4 100 and a 20.9 220 around a curve in a regional meet last week....

A noted artist who loves racing records the night-and-day drama of the famed French race that is due again this weekend

Tommy Bolt, announcing metamorphosis into Tame-Tempered Tommy after a first-round 71 in the U.S. Open that he went on to win (see page 34): "Before, when I missed a shot, I wanted to kill...

The faceless gentlemen shown just above have two guilty secrets in common. The first is that each of them within the past week has been manager of the almost toothless Detroit Tigers. To many this...

•In mixed doubles, should a husband poach on his wife's territory? What to do about it? Bill and Nancy Talbert tell how to enjoy the game more, and play better, too.

This well-timed photograph by U.P.I.'s Jerry Taylor caught all kinds of trouble in progress aboard the British cutter Uomie (foreground) last week at the start of the 21st biennial race to Bermuda...

The 93rd Yale-Harvard boat race, the 58th U.S. Open golf tournament and the first black-tie charity prizefight, between Joey Giardello and Franz Szuzina, drew these appreciative throngs

Once terrible-tempered, Tommy confirmed his new role of Gentleman Tom and in severe conditions became the first golfer since Hogan to spread-eagle a U.S. Open field

The Lower Plaza of Rockefeller Center, bordered with trees and the flag 3 of many nations, nearly always has a festive air. In fall and winter it is a pattern of skaters in colored skirts and...

Bob Cerv, Kansas City's left fielder, has 17 home runs, 51 runs batted in and one broken jaw. He is leading the league in each department.

Floyd Patterson trains for a title defense against Roy Harris at Los Angeles

Joe Carr, a long and errant hitter from Dublin, wins his second British Amateur title

Bridge is one game in which the designation "amateur" applies only to one who plays ineptly. This does not mean that there is no such thing as a simon-pure; only that there is no such thing as a pro.

In the Maryland hunt country near Monkton a fox-chasing enthusiast named Harvey S. Ladew has blended hobbies into a showplace

A nickel made a story at the rich Pin Oak show, and there, as at Devon, some old favorites, new candidates and a reformed character were the stars

Lined up in rain at Robber's Roost, Sayre (right) and friends have their picture taken before the start of momentous journey.

BOXING: THE POOR KIDSirs:Since when has the art of throwing in the towel become lost?

'Sport is a universal language'