Author:
SI Staff

22 The World Series
The Pirate knife vs. the Yankee hammer, in color photography and words by Roy Terrell

33 The Big Ten in Full Stride
Ohio State leads the way with an impressive 34-7 victory over a tough Illinois team

45 Gentle Iceman at Work
Huston Horn finds New York's once disconsolate Rangers aglow with new contentment

53 The Shape of '61
Stretch pants, adapted from the ski slopes, will turn up at poolside and patio

56 The Beauties of Belmont
Richard Meek's color pictures show why racegoing at Belmont Park is a rare experience

62 Bream, Roach and Gudgeon
Coarse fishing, normally a tranquil pursuit, produced the biggest fish-off ever at Great Yarmouth

76 Keep 'Em Down on the Farm
Catherine Drinker Bowen turns from history to a zestful report on a unique sporting family

The departments

9 Coming Events
12 Scorecard
20 Editorials
68 Fitness
71 College Football
74 Pro Football
93 For the Record
94 19th Hole
100 Pat on the Back

Acknowledgments on page 93

Cover photograph by Christa

PHOTO

Next week

At the start of a new pro basketball season, SPORTS ILLUSTRATED scouts all the NBA teams, and Gil Rogin presents the voluble owner of the St. Louis Hawks, Ben Kerner.

A sports editor turned tour guide tells the hilarious story that his "members" never hear: how it feels to shepherd a bunch of Americans on a sporting journey to Europe.

In a spectacular portfolio, Robert Riger photographs and Tex Maule describes the violent world of professional football, where the biggest men are often also the best.

October 17, 1960