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October 21, 1963 Table Of Contents
Shopwalk
This season women golfers can obtain sportswear designed for cool weather
Yesterday/The Jolly Giant
Tom Blower, a good-natured Englishman of immense strength, 16 years ago became the first man ever to swim the Irish Sea
By John Lovesey
Plan That Worked
When Cleveland and New York met in one of the most important early games in the National Football League season last Sunday, each team had a battle plan. The team that proved able to contain its rival's principal weapon was likely to win. The Giants' weapon was Y. A. Tittle; the Browns' was Jim Brown. Tittle completed 17 passes, one for a touchdown; Brown gained 123 yards, scored three times. The Cleveland battle plan thus succeeded; on the following pages Tex Maule tells how it was conceived and executed
By Tex Maule
A ROAR OF TRIUMPH FOR U.S. ENGINES
Watched by admiring native beauties, American power in a bewildering variety of frames stole the show from foreign makes at Riverside as Dave MacDonald (left) won in a Cooper-Cobra
By Kenneth Rudeen
Texas-Oklahoma
Hot Corner
By Tex Maule
Bedsole
A VERY BIG HEAD GETTING SMALLER
USC End Hal Bedsole has been revered for his pass catching, reviled for his egotism. He now has developed butter fingers, but the pros say he may yet come through
Football's Week
Sublime weekend for the underdogs
By Mervin Hyman
Golf
The British went out in the noonday sun
Despite consistently stout play in the morning rounds, the visiting Ryder Cup team collapsed each afternoon before blazing American putters and the inspired captaincy of Arnold Palmer
Championship in a royal barnyard
The French view the game with utter indifference, but they have never seen a Palmer and Nicklaus playing against the world's best on a Louis XIV farm
By Paul Evan Ress
Horse Racing
A do-it-yourself guide to the 2-year-olds
For the amateur handicapper who would like to try his hand at Experimental ratings, here is a start: Roman Brother and Golden Ruler. Then go on from there
Fishing
So confesses Cus D'Amato, a zealous bass fisherman who talks to the fish. 'Hey,' he says, 'people are gonna think I'm crazy altogether'
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
