July 19, 1965 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
Auto enthusiasts will find rich browsing in a handsome catalogue of world cars
Praise For Kayaks
Praise for Kayaks from a Contented Paddler
The decked canoe, once a curiosity to all but Eskimos, has become a pleasure craft of many uses in river and sea
Five-Way Fight
The streaking Twins have opened a gap in the first really complex American League pennant race in 17 seasons, but not even Sam Mele of Minnesota—much less his four rival managers—believes things will be settled until September
By Jack Mann
Which crew is really No. 1? The Vespers thought they had answered the question in Tokyo, but Ratzeburg beat them two weeks ago at Henley and last week settled the matter in a furious row-off in Germany
By Hugh Whall
Vasss
ANYONE CARE TO PLAY SOME VASSS?
At Newport the old pros tried a new kind of tennis—the Van Alen Simplified Scoring System—in a tournament that was a rousing success, sort of
By Frank Deford
Swords
Finley
As rival club owners cringe, the Athletics' Charlie Finley practices the gospel of Bill Veeck (SI, June 14), who says that all baseball really needs is a little more showmanship
By Edwin Shrake
Sporting Look
On the water after 5, at the game after dark and in zealously air-conditioned clubhouses there is nothing like a lightweight sweater
People
Bridge
Harness Racing
By Hambletonian day Joe O'Brien hopes to persuade Armbro Flight that she can beat all of the boys
Quest For Stars
SHOW-BIZ SONNY AND HIS QUEST FOR STARS
Sonny Werblin of the Jets and his two rookie quarterbacks, Joe Namath and John Huarte, form pro football's most interesting triangle
Baseball's Week
By Mark Mulvoy
For The Record
A roundup of the sports information of the week
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER