
April 29, 1963 Table Of Contents
Cover
Eastern events through June 16
Champion
How to Make a Champion out of a 4-year-old
Boston Marathon
Thundering down the main street of Hopkinton, Mass. last week came a herd of runners, the 245 entrants in the Boston Marathon. There were big runners and small runners, young runners and old runners, lean runners and even a few fat runners. Some were out for a lark, some merely to finish—but quite a few were out to win. The man who did, Aurele Vandendriessche of Belgium, set a course record as he defeated a brilliant field that included some of the world's best long-distance runners
Hot Team
Philadelphia, it has been said, is a city that loves a loser. Now that the new young Phillies seem to have developed winning ways, the inhabitants don't know whether to laugh or cry
Players And People
Betting on professional football games seems a natural thing to many millions of people. But last week NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle made some old truths painfully clear
By Tex Maule
For frolicsome foals or finicky fans nothing is more glorious than A BLUEGRASS SPRING
Not So Gently
A long weekend loaf on a lazy river is the object of a canoe float, but there are always unimagined hazards when one leaves the friendly shore in a fragile shell, and no waterborne search for peace can escape them
Horse Racing
Suddenly the Derby has become a three-horse race, thanks to a nosy, nervous youngster
Bridge
Tennis
Tony Roche is only 17 and fresh off the farm, but already he has the faraway look of Lew Hoad and a nearly complete bag of tennis tricks
By Frank Deford
Baseball's Week
By Herman Weiskopf
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