August 10, 1959 Table Of Contents
The Beaverkill
A Westerner Looks at the Beaverkill
In the heat of summer, a visitor recalls his spiritual pilgrimage to a great river
By Roderick L. Haig-Brown
Baseball's Week
By Les Woodcock
Coming Events
COMING EVENTS August 7 to August 13
By Martin Kane
Despite his fears, France's Riaud drove a confident race to an exciting conclusion
Spectacle
A renaissance has overtaken a sport that nearly died when its rich patrons grew too old to play. Here it is at its best at Oak Brook
Events & Discoveries
Wonderful World Of Sport
DRAMA AT MINNEAPOLIS IN WIND AND RAIN
Bob Rosburg and Jerry Barber, a big and a little man, fought it out for the PGA title in miserable weather, and the big man won
By Gwilym Brown
Designer-Architect Arthur Froehlich has made an art out of beatifying the racegoer. Here he explains the philosophy of his drawing board
By James Murray
Two For The Pennant
The double-play artistry of Fox and Aparicio could land the White Sox in the World Series
By Les Woodcock
Food
Horse Racing
In adapting its European imports to U.S. race tracks, the Hasty House Farm of Billie and Allie Reuben believes in patience. And it has paid off in the most fantastic earnings
By Joe Hirsch
Boating
Gold Cup madness: the annual epidemic
The sober citizens of Seattle go slightly daffy every year when the time comes for the roaring hydros to defend the city's proudest possession—the Gold Cup
Cards
Horse Show
Three girls for the Grand Prix
They can muster only 59 years among them, but in the exacting field of dressage they are the newest medal-hunters for the U.S. at the Pan American Games
Tip From The Top
Keeping square from start to finish
By Al Besselink
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: The readers take over
Pat On The Back
'A special place'
Departments
By Arthur R. Murphy Jr.