December 2, 1963 Table Of Contents
Shopwalk
By Paul Stewart
A Way To Improve
A Simple Way to Improve at Any Sport
Ski Mission
Ganefo Snafu
SUKARNO'S LAVISH GANEFO WAS MOSTLY SNAFU
Indonesia put on its Games of the New Emerging Forces, but what emerged in two weird weeks was a new kind of chaos
Staubach
A SETTING FOR GREATNESS AT PHILADELPHIA
The Army and the Navy have met on the football field 63 times in the last 73 years. Seldom has either service possessed a star of greater magnitude than Navy's Roger Staubach (at left, with Coach Wayne Hardin), a midshipman who speaks not but does everything
By Dan Jenkins
Sports Illustrated Silver Anniversary All America
The 1963 Silver Anniversary award winners compare the value of the game today with the 1938 version
By Rex Lardner
Making Millions
THE PLAY-MONEY GAME THAT MADE MILLIONS
Founded on a kitchen table as a Depression-era '52 fundamental errors,' Monopoly has reigned for 30 years as the pastime and initially rejected because it contained most popular board game in the country
Football's Week
Most major teams postponed for a week their final games of the season. But Oklahoma played, and perhaps now the Sooners wish they had not
By Mervin Hyman
Pro Football
A couple of young scientists—Charley Johnson of St. Louis and Frank Ryan of Cleveland—concocted a three-way tie in the East last Sunday with victories over New York and Dallas
By Tex Maule
Hockey
Like Captain Bligh's sailors, Chicago's hockey players cast their coach adrift, but Pitcairn Island is likely to be the NHL championship
By Herman Weiskopf
Bridge
Two youths who refused to be conned
Spirit, Body
This is the motto of Springfield College, a school that holds classes in ring-around-a-rosy, gilds its gymnasts into Living Statuary, invents such games as basketball and is making an unequaled contribution to American sports
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