April 3, 1961 Table Of Contents
Cover
Major tournaments through April 22
Yesterday
The day the coach played goalie
At 44, Lester Patrick put on goalie's pads for the first time to play an NHL game
Coming Events
COMING EVENTS March 31 to April 6
Barn-Burner
A REAL BARN-BURNER IN KANSAS CITY
That's how Ohio State Coach Fred Taylor would describe the basketball game in which OSU lost the national title to Cincinnati's Bearcats
By Ray Cave
Ferrari Fiesta
The swift Italian autos won most of the prizes at Sebring, a sure omen of things to come
By Kenneth Rudeen
Masters
It is reached each year in Augusta at the Masters tournament, which next week will celebrate its 25th anniversary. Along with the Open in June, this is one of the two pinnacles of golfing prestige in America. Here Sports Illustrated presents two aerial photographs of the Augusta National course, plus a portfolio of portraits of some of the distinguished competitors who will play in this week's event. These photographs and paintings decorate a preview of the things to expect and think about as the tournament unfolds, and detailed analyses by the players of the strengths and weaknesses of their respective games at Augusta
Yastrzemski
'...is Carl Yastrzemski.' As Ted Williams' replacement Carl is a threat both to pitchers and announcers
Part I
By Mort Lund
Horse Racing
Part III of a series on racing problems reveals the appalling lack of Interest in animal care
Swimming
A high school coach dedicated to order and discipline has the top swim team in the U.S.
By Arlie W. Schardt
Shannon Brown
Sports have become the weapon with which the Jesuit fathers and Franciscan sisters of St. Stephen's Mission in Wyoming are waging a battle for their Indians. The fight is going well but, as in other battles, not without some losses
For The Record
A roundup of the sports information of the week
Acknowledgments
Basketball's Week
By Mervin Hyman
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Pat On The Back
'A great way to make friends'