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February 18, 1963 Table Of Contents
The Egg
Spectator tennis is sick. Participant tennis is flourishing. But there is ominous news from Australia. In that sports-happy country people are beginning to get tired of both
By Roger S. Hewlett
Durocher
After decades as a ballplayer and manager who yearned to be a theatrical figure, Leo Durocher has become a famous theatrical figure making a noisy, explosive fight to stay in baseball
Surfers
The surfer is never satisfied. He perpetually dreams of bigger and better waves, and he wanders from beach to beach searching for the roaring green giants that will give him a perfect ride
Bridge
Dogs
One lady who gives a Continental
Horse Racing
Only two in this year's classic crop are now worth talking about, and so far neither has gone to the post
Golf
A Hindu who uses a cross-handed grip won the Natal Open and left the racist South African government a little crossed up itself
Basketball
Moscow, Idaho is proud of its peas, its wheat and its accident rate, but above all it is proud of Gus the Great and the team he plays for Big days in the pea capital
By Tom C. Brody
Basketball's Week
By Mervin Hyman
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
