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TABLE OF CONTENTS
September 25, 1961 | Volume 15, Issue 13
September 25, 1961 ROGER AND OUT
September 25, 1961 •Russell Whitley, Miami heavyweight, after two straight knockout victories: "I haven't taken out no money yet. Me and my manager are saving my purses, and someday when we get enough we're going to...
Here is the first report of a secret revolution that seems certain to wreck the all-powerful Amateur Athletic Union. Coaches and athletes in two major sports are involved, among them 50 of the...
Dick Attlescy, 110-meter hurdlesWorld record 1950, 13.5
For most of last week Roger Maris looked as if he needed help desperately in his assault on Ruth's record, but then in Detroit he regained his batting eye
Blond and awesome Mr. Nicklaus wins the National Amateur, as expected, while a band of fellow college boys unexpectedly overpowers one of the tournament's finest fields
September 25, 1961 With his corps of natty ushers, "crowd engineer" Andy Frain handles spectators at major sports events and frustrates the crashers. A report on this odd occupation by Rex Lardner.
September 25, 1961 If these bathing beauties are competent evidence, stretchable suits and compressible girls will be the fashion in 1962. What stretch did before for skiers (and skier watchers) it now promises to...
September 25, 1961 Oh...! what? Nobody could hear what Goalkeeper Lawrie Leslie was saying as he drove his fist into the turf of a soccer field in West Ham, England, and it was probably just as well. As the smaller...
September 25, 1961 This looks like a fraternity initiation thought up by an entrance committee that wanted to keep its membership to a minimum. Actually, it is a survival exercise for Peace Corps volunteers. Besides...
This claim is made by Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr., a bubbling young boxer whose nerve is colossal and whose modest aim is to knock the heavyweight crown off Floyd Patterson's head
September 25, 1961 This is the time of year for which a hunting dog is born, a time in which the scent of upland game stirring restlessly in yellowed fields triggers many an ancient and atavistic memory in nostrils...
After a careful apprenticeship in the difficult art of changing signals at the line of scrimmage, a fresh wave of quarterbacks is moving in
September 25, 1961 A RUNNING TEAM WILL
WIN IN THE EAST
September 25, 1961 EASTERN DIVISION
Unwanted by most tracks and spurned by many owners, a traditional sport is in trouble. Part V of a series on racing's problems
September 25, 1961 | Edwin Pope The weather was awful, but Pitt's Fred Cox played a whale of a game to begin the season
THE MIDWEST
Penn State over Navy. Without Joe Bellino, the Middies will be hard pressed to stay afloat against the big, fierce and highly optimistic Nittany Lions.
What can you say about the sea? Only that it is big, said Chekhov. But a landlubber who sailed in the Transpacific race found a lot to say—most of it bad
September 25, 1961 BASEBALL—Unrated GARDENA (Calif.) put together a walk, a wild pitch and a single to upset the defending champion, Clearwater Bombers, 1-0 in the opening game of the world softball tournament in...
September 25, 1961 John Weigert, 13, Cypress Gardens, Fla., set world junior boys' jumping record of 81 feet during the Greater Miami water ski championships, added victories in the slalom and trick events to score...
September 25, 1961 20—E.Y. Lee21—Tony Triolo22—John G. Zimmerman, (2), Jim Vincent-Oregon Journal23—Phil Bath24—Tony Triolo, Harry Redl25—John G. Zimmerman26, 27—Art Shay28, 29—Jon Brenneis32, 33—London Daily...
September 25, 1961 | Maury Allen As time ran out on Maris and Mantle (three games to go for 154), Roger led Babe Ruth by a couple of games, but Mickey was apparently out of the race. Meanwhile, New York won two from Detroit,...
September 25, 1961 COURT ORDERSirs:I don't know anything about the USLTA, but I do know this guy Dennis Ralston is a spoiled brat (SCORECARD, Sept. 11). I've seen him on many occasions pull some baby act that made...
September 25, 1961 Deep love
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