May 18, 1964 Table Of Contents
Shopwalk
The skateboard may prove as big and giddy a fad as the Hula Hoop
By Paul Stewart
Yesterday
Shucks Pruett of the Browns could stop the great Ruth almost at will with an artful kind of fadeaway
Home Run Heaven
Last week it was the favorably fenced and ventilated ball park of the Twins, and before that the Athletics' Municipal Stadium, where the sluggers on both teams are slugging like crazy
By Frank Deford
Fastest Man Alive
HOW FAST IS THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE?
Florida A&M Sprinter Bob Hayes, America's top Olympic prospect, has a running style that is all wrong—and altogether right, as an analysis of his latest stylish 100-yard dash conclusively proves.
Giardello
Telephoner Joey Giardello is the champion of boxing's best division—the middleweights. A devoted father and friend of the Little League but still beloved at the pool hall, he has buried his Dead End Kid days and is...
Sporting Look
Surfing has developed a cult with a language of its own, fashions of its own, a dance of its own. On these pages five top California surfers wear current favorites in competition trunks. Following are more surfer styles that jumped to California from Hawaii and are now being adopted by surf-struck youngsters around the world
People
Bridge
Never underestimate an overbidder
Golf
If a Texas portent holds true, watch out for Big Billy
Casper won the Colonial by avoiding trouble on the banks of the Trinity, and history makes him a solid contender in the U.S. Open
By Gwilym S. Brown
Baseball's Week
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