August 24, 1964 Table Of Contents
Shopwalk
Some Atomic Age gadgets will make your pet safe, chic, happy and popular
American League
A new business is booming along the waterfronts that makes it possible for an innocent landlubber to rent a boat, read how to run it, put to sea on his own and in almost no time become a dangerous landlubber
By Hugh Whall
THE FURIOUS FUN OF PINKIE AND PAT
America's top women racing drivers are small and feminine, but they are tigers—as at Marlboro on Sunday—when battling racing men. In workaday life both have blossoming careers
By Barbara H. LaFontaine
Greasy Neale
GREASY NEALE: NOTHING TO PROVE, NOTHING TO ASK
A man who played football with Jim Thorpe, hit .357 against the Black Sox and coached the Philadelphia Eagles to two pro championships manages to be unusual even at a cocktail party: interesting, that is
Sporting Look
People
Horse Racing
2, 4, 6, 8, who do we depreciate?
Gun Bow, that's who—the million-dollar horse now eclipsing Kelso and attracting the tax man's eye
Bridge
The art of leading misleadingly
Baseball
Not enough talkative bats in Cincy
The Reds have strong pitching, but even for Hutch the hitters have been unable to deliver the needed runs
By Mark Kram
A Girl Named Sinn
What's a beautiful, sane kid like Marty Sinn, who doesn't need the money, doing—and doing very well—in a brutal, arduous and agonizing sport like professional long-distance swimming, which drives grown men to drink, tranquilizers and hypnotism?
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
Departments
A quiz on the U.S. tennis singles championships to test the memories of players and armchair experts