March 29, 1965 Table Of Contents
Yesterday
Instructions for Making Indian Baskets
By Bil Gilbert
Power Of The Press
A weapon of immense potency in the proper hands, the UCLA zone press brought the Bruins victories over Wichita State and Michigan and another national title
By Frank Deford
Denver Football
Denver rebuffed its eighth-rate pro football team until other cities started romancing it. Two community-minded brothers saved it at the last hour, and now the city is a mile high over those Broncos
By Edwin Shrake
Skipping like masters a', Wisconsin's national champion curlers invaded Scotland last week, switched tactics in mid-ice, beat the mighty Canadians and swept off with the world title on their first try
By John Lovesey
Dodgers
The Los Angeles Dodgers, a dismal sixth last season, traded away their few home run hitters to concentrate on pitching, speed and defense. Will the gamble pay off?
Dominoes
San Francisco society is getting its kicks out of a fast form of that old child's game—dominoes
People
Golf
Jack and Jimmy hold a bash in the Big Thicket
Two pros who like murderous competition offer amateur golf a rare lift by staging an event that has class, crowds and TV
Horse Shows
New voltage for an old circuit
Florida's leaky-roof loop has a fresh appeal and high potential
Hockey
Detroit flies high on beat-up old Red Wings
A middle-aged forward named Ullman scored most of Detroit's goals and a youngster named Crozier stopped the other team's, but it was the hoariest old men in hockey who really put the Red Wings over the top
By Mark Kram
Jai Alai
The Basques, who invented it, call it pelota. A game of great beauty and risk, it enthralls betting crowds in six Florida cities now and is attracting fresh athletes around the world
By Jack Olsen
For The Record
A roundup of the sports information of the week
Basketball's Week
By Mervin Hyman
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER