September 27, 1965 Table Of Contents

Author:
SI Staff

The Fearsome Packers

Loaded with youth and power, Green Bay crushed Pittsburgh on opening day and looked ready to reassert its old dominance in the NFL. But next Sunday's game with the Colts, who defeated the talented Vikings, will be an early and crucial test

By Tex Maule

JOLLY BOB FINDS HIS GAME

A University of Florida senior, who did not even play golf until forced to give up football and baseball, Bob Murphy chain-smoked cigars to calm his nerves and got hot enough to win the U.S. Amateur

By Alfred Wright

Giants

THEY LOVE HERMAN AND WILLIE

Riding a 14-game winning streak, the San Francisco Giants ripped open the tight National League race. The prime movers were an all but unknown manager and the best player in the game

By Jack Mann

Tom Rolfe joins three other top colts for the Arc at Longchamp

By Whitney Tower

Frank Ryan

DR. RYAN OF THE BROWNS: HOW SMART IS TOO SMART?

Frank Ryan, Cleveland's champion quarterback, is a brain in math, but when he tried to mastermind football he tripped over his intellect. Then he stopped thinking and started winning

By Jack Olsen