October 16, 1961 Table Of Contents

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Golf Results

PRO GOLF RESULTS

PGA winners through mid-September

IBM And The Tiger

IBM Machines Make the Tiger Roar

A vast array of electronic computers has refined Princeton football to the nth degree

By John D. Davies

World Series

THE YANKEES ON TOP

Yesterday

The Ultimate Sportsman

Inclined to overdo, Shelton almost overdid himself in

By Mitchell Rawson

Cassius Clay

CAUTIOUS COMES OF AGE

Cassius Clay, the heavyweight prodigy who is called Cautious by his trainer, was anything but in Louisville last week. He knocked out Alex Miteff and showed he can fight almost as much as he can talk

By Gilbert Rogin

The Shotgun

BANG GOES THE SHOTGUN

The San Francisco 49ers 'new' wide-open offense, blasting away for the second straight week, beat the Los Angeles Rams 35-0 and added a dynamic element to an old formula

By Alfred Wright

Poosh-pull at New Haw

And into the Trees

U.S. Horsemen Get a Plush New Home

Redskins' Marshall

ALL ALONE BY THE TELEPHONE

That's George Preston Marshall, the controversial owner of pro football's paleface Washington Redskins. G. Presto loves customers, but says he may be anti-people. Some critics believe what he mostly is is anti-Negro

By Robert H. Boyle

Grapesmanship

THE HEADY SPORT OF GRAPESMANSHIP

One of the most satisfying social ploys, says this home wine maker, is to lift your glass and proclaim, "It's a small wine, but mine own"

By John Hanlon

Terry Baker

'WITH TERRY YOU STOP AND THINK'

Long, lean Terry Baker doesn't look or act like a football player, but his coach revised the Oregon State offense to accommodate this remarkable all-round athlete

By Alfred Wright