September 2, 1963 Table Of Contents
Cover
A U.S. Amateur golf quiz to stimulate the memory and test the knowledge of the casual fan and armchair expert
By Pat Ryan
Yesterday
Dodgers
After a bitter month of brushback pitches, low-run games and catcalls from the overflowing stadium at Chavez Ravine, the embattled Los Angeles Dodgers are still confident that they will win out in the National League
Anne Quast Welts won the Women's Amateur for the third time, but everyone fell in love with a chubby, gum-chewing kid from Spokane who giggled and galloped her way to the finals
By Rex Lardner
Johnny Blood
IS THAT YOU UP THERE, JOHNNY BLOOD?
It is—today in a place of high honor in pro football's Hall of Fame. But once it was Johnny eight floors up there outside his coach's window
Captain-Fishing
Sport-fishing skippers are lured into service by offers of houses, sports cars—and even marriage
Bath And Tennis
BIG SPLASH FOR BATH AND TENNIS
By Frank Deford
Baseball
Old Stonefingers—best show around Boston in years
Dick Stuart has captured Back Bay, sort of, by hitting home runs, fumbling ground balls and running his own TV sports program
College Football
'It's not the money, it's the vindication'
So said Wally Butts, surrounded by family and lawyers, after winning an overwhelming libel verdict against 'The Saturday Evening Post'
Horse Racing
The best colt is still in the barn
Some fair youngsters turned out for the Hopeful but better ones are waiting to make their debut
Colorado Jackpot
An avid fisherman and amateur naturalist finds his days filled with both wonder and exasperation on a trip along the Colorado from lively Las Vegas to sleepy El Golfo, Mexico
By Jack Olsen
For The Record
A roundup of the sports information of the week
Acknowledgments
Baseball's Week
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER