September 13, 1965 Table Of Contents

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Booktalk

Rare sports books are now available in low-cost, good-looking facsimiles

By Robert Cantwell

Still-Water Trout

Still Waters Run Trout

Good trout streams are not easy to find—but one adventurous angler struck it rich in far lakes and ponds

By Nelson Bryant

Shopwalk

Fine feathers make fine shuttlecocks in an English firm with a Pennsylvania branch.

By J. A. Maxtone Graham

You're All Right

YOU'RE ALL RIGHT, PETE

That is what America's Walker Cup golfers ended up saying after coming from desperately far behind to salvage a tie against a young British team led by a buoyant 18-year-old named Peter Townsend

By Alfred Wright

THE WEIRDEST RACE ROLLS ON

A team loses a game and gains ground, another falls from first place to third as it sleeps. The oddest pennant race in National League history is always exciting but sometimes it gets just a little sloppy

By William Leggett

A HAMBO IN THE GLOAMING

By the early light of the Illinois moon, and after four heats on a muddy track, trotting's premier event was won by a long-shot colt whose owner was hoping her husband's horse would win the race instead

By Pat Ryan

The Young Pros

THE YOUNG PROS

SCOUTING REPORTS

Scouting Reports

THE DUTCHMAN IS HALF AN INCH AWAY

Coach Norman Van Brocklin has alternately sweet-talked and whiplashed his young Vikings into contention for the NFL title. His chief weapon is a gambling, scrambling quarterback called Peach

By Tex Maule

BALTIMORE COLTS

By Tex Maule

GREEN BAY PACKERS

By Tex Maule

DETROIT LIONS

By Tex Maule

CHICAGO BEARS

By Tex Maule

LOS ANGELES RAMS

By Tex Maule

SAN FRANCISCO 49ers