July 6, 1964 Table Of Contents
Bonus Baby
At 21, Rick Reichardt is the Angel with the mostest. Just for his signature on a contract he received more money from Los Angeles than many players earn in their major league careers. But he hits a long ball, runs the bases fast and well and he may be worth every cent of it
By Edwin Shrake
Younger And Faster
A JOYFUL THEME AT THE AAU: YOUNGER, HIGHER AND FASTER
With an emphatic victory over a longtime tormentor, young Tom O'Hara climaxed a meet in which youth, for the most part, shouted to be served
By Gwilym S. Brown
Alvin Dark
Battling for a pennant with a team that has yet to hit as it should, the San Francisco Giants' manager is harassed by persistent rumors that he will be fired by Owner Horace Stoneham
THE SETTING FOR A GLORIOUS OLYMPIAD
Tokyo Travel Facts
AT HOME IN THE WORLD'S LARGEST ENIGMA
NO PLACE ON EARTH IS SO BEWILDERING TO THE FOREIGNER AS THE SPRAWLING MASS OF TOKYO, AND NO PLACE IMPROVES SO MUCH WITH FAMILIARITY. HERE IS HOW TO START OUT FAMILIAR
People
Boxing
A fight in Sweden between boxing's forgotten men
Floyd Patterson, in near oblivion since his two fights with Sonny Liston, will be through for keeps if he loses to the 'new' Eddie Machen
By Tex Maule
Rowing
Four X eight = crew of the decade
At first it seemed that no boat in the U.S. could catch up to Harvard. Then California's sturdy oarsmen rowed out of the West looking every bit as good. Now suddenly there are four crews of Olympic caliber
By Tom C. Brody
Low's High Life
The ebullient man at left setting all those celebrities at ease is George Low, an ever-present but still mysterious figure on the pro golf tour who has conquered two of life's sterner challenges—how to survive lavishly without working and how to putt
By Dan Jenkins
Baseball's Week
By Peter Carry
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