June 15, 1964 Table Of Contents
Tennis Events
USLTA tournaments through July 6
A Nervous Counselor
No Way Out for a Nervous Counselor
By Bill Bryan
Scrambled League
A WILD SCRAMBLE IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
At California's Compton Invitational eight men and two high school youngsters came close to world records and thus hurled an exciting U.S. challenge at the finest middle-and long-distance racers
By Gwilym S. Brown
The fancy stepping of Virginia-bred Quadrangle in the Belmont Stakes was too much for The Dancer, and Canada's Triple Crown dreams were dashed in 1964's biggest upset
U.S. Open Preview
A HORROR TO PLAY IN BUT GREAT TO WATCH
CONGRESSIONAL: WHERE A SMALL SPLASH WILL COST BIG MONEY
THE ARMCHAIR GOLFER or WHIMPERS OF A SHORTCHANGED VIEWER
By Ogden Nash
Emperor In Harness
Billy Haughton bosses the biggest establishment in trotting and wins a million dollars a year. To do it he opens the track with early-morning workouts (above) and does not quit until after the last race at midnight
By Mark Kram
People
Fishing
Grabbling for those crazy Mississippi cats
There is more than one way to catch catfish. The best way during the spawning season is by hand
Bridge
The Chinese took them to the cleaners
Horse Shows
The day the jumping stopped and the revolt began
Behind the polite facade of Main Line Devon, the resentment of the nation's top riders toward arbitrary rule exploded into a near riot
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