
January 6, 1964 Table Of Contents
NFL Championship
Stunning favored New York with its brutal tackling (hero Larry Morris stops Fullback Joe Morrison, left) and airtight pass defense, Chicago takes its first NFL title in 17 years
By Tex Maule
Time For Victory
The U.S. regained the Davis Cup last week in Adelaide when the volatile team of Dennis Ralston and Chuck McKinley, guided by the patient handling of Captain Bob Kelleher, beat Australia 3-2
Sportsman
SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR: Pete Rozelle
By Kenneth Rudeen
CHAMPIONS WHO GAVE THE YEAR ITS FLAVOR
Cup Defender
TO KEEP THE CUP, GET A MAN WHO KNOWS HOW
In an America's Cup year, U.S. yachtsmen turn first to Olin Stephens, whose racing fleet (deployed below) includes two successful cup defenders of the past
By Hugh Whall
People
College Basketball
The solid virtues of hustle and teamwork enabled undersized UCLA to win the best of the holiday tournaments and kept Kentucky undefeated
By Frank Deford
Snoqualmie
There Are No Wet Blankets at Snoqualmie
Everything—and everybody—may be soaked through but, come hail or high water, when winter descends on Seattle the world's most indomitable skiers charge off into the slush
By Huston Horn
For The Record
A roundup of the sports information of the week
Acknowledgments
Basketball's Week
By Herman Weiskopf
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER