May 30, 1960 Table Of Contents
Cover
The best of the Thoroughbred races from May 28 to July 4
Yesterday
It started when a 15-year-old boy went to the mound to face the pennant-bound Cardinals
Editorials
Herb Elliott
Australia's superb miler may still be the best in the world, but he has lost his fierce dedication. Now he faces the challenge of Oregon's Dyrol Burleson, who is still hungry
By Tex Maule
The U.S. Curtis Cup golfers adopted Disney nicknames, but there was nothing frivolous about the way they beat their British rivals
Chess
Sports Illustrated's correspondent in Moscow reports on the new world chess champion Mikhail Tal—and on the new chess era that opened with a smile
Wizard Of Indy
He's car-builder A. J. Watson, and he has 11 chances to win next week's '500'
Eighth Place
The Washington Senators help a comfort-loving fan to recapture an old serenity
Spectacle
Horse Racing
Ussery's triumphant smile reflected the ease of his Preakness win on Bally Ache
Cards
Food
By Evan Jones
Baseball
Pittsburgh's gang of pesky heroes
The Pirates seldom look like winners, but nobody seems to know how to make them lose
By Roy Terrell
Baseball's Week
For The Record
A roundup of the sports information of the week
Acknowledgments
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: The readers take over
Pat On The Back
'A nice girl, but...'