March 27, 1961 | Volume 14, Issue 12

Bill Chase of North Haven, Conn., Yale senior, won 1,500-meter, 440-yard and 220-yard freestyle races in 18:02.1, 4:25.7 and 2:04.6 respectively in the Eastern Intercollegiate swim championships...

College basketball, again shaken by cases of bribery and fraud, faces a long series of distasteful disclosures. Sports Illustrated's basketball editor reveals details of the widespread conspiracy

It is shocking that college players, with the previous scandals still fresh in everyone's mind, should yield to the temptation of a fast and easy dollar. But the reasons are plain to any...

In the midst of the basketball scandals, ironically enough, 16 college teams fighting for a national championship were showing off the game at its glittering and unpredictable best. With a trip to...

Groping in the private desert of the ring, Floyd Patterson was a stranger to himself as he fought Ingemar Johansson. Here he talks with revealing frankness about his disappointing victory

Olympic Yachting Champion George O'Day demonstrates the lively art of handling a planing boat, the world's fastest sailing craft. The first installment of a two-part series.

All times are E.S.T.

Rarely is a hand dealt in bridge that does not offer a chance to use the powers of deduction for which Sherlock Holmes was remarkable. He could have made a formidable reputation at the card table,...

There have been other 'cars of the future,' but this Italian design appears practical—and it probably will be mass-produced

With impressive logic, Stan Musial explains why high averages are disappearing from the major league scene

Stronger and warier than the bonefish, almost as fast, harder to hook, the permit is a coming game fish dandy

Closing the season, hockey ties up loose ends with a new power, an old champion and a settled feud

17—Arlie Schardt, Allan Roach-Kennebec Journal, Harry Barth21—Tony Triolo29—Marvin E. Newman30, 31—Neil Leifer32—John G. Zimmerman34—Associated Newspapers36—Keystone39—U.P.I.50—Publifoto57—John G....

BASKETBALL—In the NBA first-round playoffs SYRACUSE beat Philadelphia three straight (115-107, 115-114, 106-103), then lost to Boston in the first game of the Eastern Division championships (best...

While college basketball shuddered under the impact of its second major scandal in a decade (see page 18), some of the nation's leading teams went grimly about their business in the postseason...

TIGERS AND ELEPHANTSSirs:Congratulations on Gilbert Rogin's fine coverage of the third Patterson-Johansson fight (A Matter of Heart, March 20) and your excellent comment that Sonny Liston must be...

A circus in town

Major dog shows through April 15

Marblehead's Ted Hood, known as a sailmaker, now not only races his boats but builds them, too