December 10, 1962 Table Of Contents
Shopwalk
Basking Shark
...and other greedy tips on a trend among sportsmen that seems, distressingly, to be sweeping the country
By James Coyle
Trojan Glory
Southern Cal survived a giant dose of Hollywood hoopla to crush Notre Dame and keep its No. 1 ranking
Leader Of A Rout
ART HEYMAN: HE IS LEADING A ROUT OF THE TALL MEN
A phalanx of stars who display an exciting blend of strength and speed takes over from the giants as college basketball reveals a new kind of talent
By Roy Terrell
Scouting Reports
SCOUTING REPORTS: THE TOP 20 TEAMS
Ten That Will Spring Some Upsets
These teams don't rank with the top 20—many of them are nowhere near it—but with their combination of talent and training they occasionally are going to defeat the elite
Pro Football
The best losers in the game today
In any other year the Detroit Lions would be leading their division. Now, in the heyday of the Green Bay Packers, they are second, having lost two games by a total of five points
By Tex Maule
College Football
The air was thick with strategy when Army met Navy in Philadelphia, but it was the brilliant play of Roger Staubach that carried the day
By Mervin Hyman
Sports Illustrated Silver Anniversary All-America
As cold winds begin to blow, and the football year grinds to a halt, Sports Illustrated announces its seventh Silver Anniversary All-America awards, symbolized by silver goalposts which are proudly conferred on 25 former college players, now mature men of outstanding citizenship.
Silver Anniversary
A Modest All-America Who Sits on the Highest Bench
Justice Byron R. White, the greatest athlete of his time, a member of football's Hall of Fame, a warrior and a scholar, was President Kennedy's first appointment to the Supreme Court. Here are his reminiscences on a career of action and service
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