January 28, 1963 Table Of Contents
Stylish Dash
A DASH OF STYLE FOR TRACK AND FIELD
German sprinter Jutta Heine, running for the first time in the United States, came in second in Los Angeles but did more for sport than an arenaful of record breakers
By Roy Terrell
High Voltage
High Voltage on the Detroit Ice
Some of the liveliest action in the current hockey season has been provided by the Detroit Red Wings, thanks to a short-circuiting live wire who crackles on the ice like a bolt of winter lightning
By Arlie W. Schardt
Sporting Look
The word was handed down last summer. Wimbledon's old guard had had enough tampering with sacred tradition. No more 18-karat-gold briefs or shocking-pink panties on the courts, they said—all white is the rule. Good idea, said fashion—and not only on center courts but in southern resort centers everywhere white is right
Fishing
Something new in fishing tournaments at Palm Beach
The new rules devised by The Sailfish Club of Florida now put most emphasis on the skill of the angler rather than on his luck and his skipper's moves
By Martin Kane
Boxing
Pone Kingpetch wins with assistance from the king and a pig's head
Bridge
Bing's Clambake
The professionals and celebrities may have a feast of fun at Crosby's Clambake, but an awed amateur can find himself feeling clammy
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
Departments
Rumors of betting have led some critics to question the honesty of professional football. But the fault, so far, seems to lie in naiveté rather than in covert finagling
By Tex Maule