September 16, 1963 Table Of Contents
Point Of Fact
A Little Brown Jug quiz to stimulate the memory and increase the knowledge of harness-racing fans
By Pat Ryan
Yesterday
Baseball Commissioner Landis once backed down on one of his edicts because of a friendship between Joe Judge and an obscure postman
Golden Weekend
THE WINNER WAS THE RULER WITH FLOPPY EARS
SHOW OF HANDS FOR THE NO. 1 ARM
A PAIR OF PAINED PLUTOCRATS GAVE TV A SHOW
By Gwilym S. Brown
IT WAS ANYBODY'S CHAMPIONSHIP—UNTIL A MEXICAN WITH A DEFT TOUCH MADE IT HIS
TOO MANY CHIEFS MADE TOO MANY TOUCHDOWNS
By Dan Jenkins
Sports Page Makers
Four men—a Greek historian, a Holy Roman Emperor, a French count and an English duke—were the first influential writers on sport. This is the story of their lives and how they shaped an art
By Percy Knauth
Bridge
Baseball
As the season approaches for chopping off managers' heads, here is a list of those who are safe—and a few who might be wise to duck
Boating
Two Texans shoot it out with a pair of 5.5s
Ernest and Albert Fay (right) take on the world in a month-long race series in rugged Olympic sailboats
By Hugh Whall
Ron Mix
That was the vow Ron Mix took in high school, but he broke it and went on to become the best offensive lineman in the AFL. He is also the best writer in professional football—a curious accolade, perhaps, but one he earns with this revealing training camp diary
By Ron Mix
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