July 8, 1963 Table Of Contents
Mickey Mantle
IF IT ISN'T ONE M IT'S ANOTHER
Although Mickey Mantle is out of action for at least two more weeks, the hitting of Roger Maris keeps the Yankees from tumbling out of the American League lead
Two determined women from opposite sides of the world claim to be the fastest of friends—but they are more concerned with attempting to grab from each other the title of fastest woman flyer
By Paul Ress
Even the memory of his earlier days as the world's most exciting tennis player seemed remote as aging Pancho Gonzalez made a pathetic bid to come back
He Beats The Drums
HE BEATS THE DRUMS FOR CHAMPS AND BUMS
Sartorially elegant and with a Hollywood flair, imaginative Harold Conrad is the most improbable fight flack in the business. At the moment he is selling Liston vs. Patterson as one of the great bouts of all time
Caster
Gold Cups
SPECIAL: THE LARGE ECONOMY SIZE IN GOLD CUPS
Seattle's favorite grocery store manager wins new customers for Thriftway Supermarkets by winning races and prizes in a high-powered thunderboat
By Rex Lardner
Football
A midsummer night's dream of autumn
The best college football players of last year shuffled off to touchdowns in Buffalo before a critical audience
By Dan Jenkins
Baseball
Oops, there goes another old shrine
In St. Louis the relentless march of progress has doomed one of baseball's landmarks—and not everyone seems to be overjoyed
Boating
Only three knew where the wind blew
While the East Coast sweltered and a fleet of 85 boats searched in vain for a breeze, three others—'Jubilee,' 'Challenge' and the yawl shown above-sailed a race from Annapolis to Newport in their very own weather
By Hugh Whall
Harness Racing
The world's first synthetic racetrack has won quick approval from most trotting horsemen, who feel that it will eliminate the problems caused by mud and frost
By Kenneth Rudeen
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