April 20, 1964 Table Of Contents
Statistics
SELECTED MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS FROM 1963
Sports At The Fair
Sports at the Fair and Around the Town
Trials for the Tokyo Olympics, along with AAU championships, will be part of the big show in Flushing Meadows, lending a gala air to New York's spring and summer sports season
Fourth Day
Arnold Palmer called it his greatest triumph. Becoming the first man ever to win the Masters four times, there was no reason to doubt his assessment of the feat.
Richie Allen, who will play third base for the Phillies this season, may be the best first-year man in baseball—which would be no surprise to the folks in Wampum, or even in Little Rock
Mamie's Belles
FLAMIN' MAMIE'S BOUFFANT BELLES
A beauty-minded Texan pioneers a new glamorous look in women's track
People
Boxing
The champ's fist was on the sparrow's eye
Willie Pastrano picked on Goyo Peralta's gashed eyebrow and kept his light heavyweight title with the best five rounds of his life
By Tex Maule
Bridge
Robert Hamman and Don Krauss are young and Sam Stayman and Vic Mitchell often bluff, but the U.S. is counting on them in the Olympiad
Basketball
How K. C. won an Oscar in the NBA
Jones's defense of Robertson was the top performance by an actor in a supporting role in the playoffs
By Frank Deford
Confessions
A Child's Guide to Sport in New York
Confessions of a Stoop Ball Champion
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