October 17, 1960 Table Of Contents
Coming Events
COMING EVENTS October 14 to October 20
Editorials
World Series
The World Series was a battle of contrasts—between the stilettolike skills of the singles-hitting Pittsburgh Pirates and the bludgeoning home-run power of the New York Yankees. The Pirates won their games deftly, delicately, with painful little slashes and stabs. The Yankees won theirs by knocking people unconscious with large clubs
By Roy Terrell
Big Ten
STORY OF NO. 15'S 103-YARD RUN AND OHIO STATE'S NEW BID FOR POWER
Rangers
A new Ranger coach, Alf Pike, hopes to build a winning team using kindness instead of choler
By Huston Horn
Shape Of '61
By Jo Ahern Zill
In the proud tradition of the race courses of Europe, New York's Belmont Park combines natural beauty and good taste. Racegoing is a civilized experience here, where even the name of this weekend's big attraction—The Champagne Stakes—has a nostalgic Old World ring
Fitness
College Football
Coach Daugherty of Michigan State had a calculated plan for victory, but at the last moment human fallibility spoiled it
By Mervin Hyman
Pro Football
George Shaw has been an understudy to two of football's best passers; now, playing behind the Giants' Charlie Conerly, he has an opportunity to become a top banana
By Tex Maule
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 female Yogi