June 24, 1963 Table Of Contents
Yesterday
Joe Burk's style was strange, but it did not hamper him at Henley
By Paul Stewart
'Ouch' At The T-Bird
THE WORD FOR THE T-BIRD WAS 'OUCH'
The Thunderbird was a rich but routine warmup for the U.S. Open until Jack Nicklaus got a pain in the neck and Arnold Palmer enlivened his comeback with some shots that hurt
By Gwilym S. Brown
Pitcher Explosion
By Tom C. Brody
Young Sailors
YOUNGSTERS UNDER SAIL AND HOW THEY GET THERE
By Leonard M. Fowle/Junior Yacht Racing Committee, N.A.Y.R.U.
Baseball
The invisible man on the mound
The curious case of Baltimore's Dick Hall, who is 6 feet 6½ inches tall and has the same nickname as Pancho Villa's horse, yet remains wrapped in obscurity after 10 big-league years
Rowing
He gave everything for the Big Red
A mighty effort was needed to save Cornell from Navy. It was made by a sophomore rower named Bettle
By Tom C. Brody
Track & Field
Class wins over mass at Albuquerque
Teams battled for the title in the collegiate championships, but in the end it was the performance of three superstars from Southern California that meant the difference
By Tex Maule
Goodson And Todman
Mark Goodson (left) and Bill Todman have more than 125 million Americans watching and playing their games each week. As the inventors of contests that demand mild wit and skill and make participants of viewers, they are now the Pooh-Bahs of playland
Baseball's Week
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