John O'Reilly

For Tour players like Mark Brooks, getting into the British Open was half the fun

College Rowing reaches a climax as 13 colleges meet in the IRA regatta on New York's Onondaga Lake. Six pages of color and a report on the participating teams herald the race.

Some towns of the Old West refuse to die. John O'Reilly tells of the great burro race that proved Beatty, Nev. is still alive.

A new England fall day, as any poet, peasant or pheasant well knows, can be a bright, brisk invitation to move into the open, breathe air and satisfaction in equal parts, wonder at the fields and sky and, all in all,...

Many fishing purists, among them Ted Williams, consider the bonefish the finest light-tackle antagonist of them all. In this issue it takes its place with such eminent rivals as the steelhead and brown trout, which...