Roger Williams

Risking everybody's neck, contestants in the world speed championship in Signal Hill, Calif. almost hit a mile a minute—and they did hit several spectators

Edward Charles (Whitey) Ford (below), an elderly ex-pitching coach, stopped off at New York's Roosevelt Raceway the other day to spend a few idle hours training harness horses for Owner Billy Haughton. The next day...

PLENTY OF MUSTARD Sirs: Walter Bingham's story on baseball's colorful "hot dogs" (Players with Magic, April 30) made me smile in full agreement. The paragraph about Bobby Bragan reminds me of an incident that shows...

Derby by Ungerer means a series of electric paintings by the distinguished French satirist. With them, an analysis of an unusual field of 3-year-old contenders by Whitney Tower.

He was small but splendidly compact, his legs were slender but well-muscled, the feet delicate, the chest deep, the eyes of a velvet brown with long, black lashes, the nostrils short but well open, and there were...