March 15, 1965 Table Of Contents
Cricket Made Easy
Cricket Made Easy, or At Least Possible
Expert Gertrude Jacobs films what may be loosely called 'the action' at the Staten Island Cricket Club in New York, scene of much of the cricket played in this country
By Barbara La Fontaine
Curling Playdown
A young Wisconsin rink beat old, canny Illinois last week in the U.S. curling championships and now goes after the world title
By Barbara La Fontaine
Open Season
College basketball's title tournament begins with everyone convinced that the winner will have to beat Michigan at some point. The team with the best chance bears a close resemblance to previous champions
By Frank Deford
Ernie Terrell won the WBA version of the heavyweight championship by beating Eddie Machen—and proved that he is no threat to Cassius Clay, Sonny Liston or Floyd Patterson. Given a right hand, though...
By Tex Maule
Garagiola
Joe Garagiola, baseball's most famous .250 hitter, reached the top in broadcasting—his new career—when he took Mel Allen's spot with the New York Yankees
By Huston Horn
The Long Irons
PART ONE: A NEW WAY TO PLAY LONG IRONS
The British Open Champion shows how golf's most difficult clubs can be mastered by combining rhythm and restraint with some modern concepts that greatly simplify the entire swing
By Tony Lema
Sporting Look
Horse Racing
The bay and the gray were a perfect parlay
By winning the two big prizes of the winter, gray Native Charger and bay Lucky Debonair deepened the puzzle of the Kentucky Derby
Golf
Warm hopes for a man with a cold touch
Ken Venturi tests his ailing hands and gets some promising results
By Gwilym S. Brown
Pickles, Hosses
PICKLES, HOSSES AND MY MAN FROM PRINCETON
At the winter quarters of Greentree, one of the last of the classic stables, a loquacious groom (right) and his boss talk about their handcrafted Thoroughbreds
By Jack Olsen
Basketball's Week
By Mervin Hyman
For The Record
A roundup of the sports information of the week
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
