October 4, 1965 Table Of Contents
Shopwalk
A research chemist worked seriously to manufacture a golf ball that won't smile
Too Much Talk
Too Much Talk Takes the Fun out of a Trip
The author and his wife discovered that sometimes it is better policy not to say anything about plans to travel around the world, especially if there is a doctor in the house
By James Coyle
World Series
THE RAMPAGING TWINS WANT THE SERIES, TOO
The brand-new American League champions play National League baseball—they hit often, they hit with power and they run, run, run. A Minnesota victory could signal a revival for their sagging circuit
Griese Kid
Purdue's Bob Griese—running, passing, punting and tackling—was too slick for Notre Dame last week, as he led the Boilermakers to a last-minute win in a game that saw the lead change hands five times
By Dan Jenkins
Torture On Wheels
The North American Bicycle Championship, a 190-mile grind over a monster course at high altitudes, tested the stamina and nerve of 16 hardy riders
Sinkbox Shooting
Fishy Lady
LOVELY LADY WITH A VERY FISHY REPUTATION
For 17 years Dr. Eugenie Clark has wandered from sea to sea, studying the extraordinary sex life of little fishes and trying to teach new tricks to dumb old sharks whose mouths are far bigger than their brains
The Redskins
TO BE SEEN SEEING THE REDSKINS
The team is impressive socially, if not athletically, and Washington's elite turns out on Sundays
By Edwin Shrake
Football's Week
It was a Saturday of spectacular individual performances. Purdue's Bob Griese twinkled his eye toward the Heisman Trophy, for which he may have to hand-wrestle USC's matchingly brilliant Mike Garrett. Princeton's Charlie Gogolak kicked six field goals, Nebraska's Frank Solich ran like the prairie wind, Texas Western's Billy Stevens threw another show of touchdown passes and twin Easterners (below), captains both, met in bloody combat
By Tom C. Brody
Flying
Once you start down that runway the fear goes
Harness Racing
Strutting like a drum major, Bret Hanover salutes the crowd after setting a world record at pacing's Little Brown Jug and becoming The fastest ham on four legs
By Pat Ryan
Pro Football
In the biggest game of the young season Green Bay edged its main rival for the NFL championship
By Edwin Shrake
Norman Ford
TALES OF NORMAN FORD or How to Save Your Hair, Make Perfume, Be a Best-selling Novelist, Take Years off Your Face, Move into Mrs. Astor's House with Only One Suit—and Beat the Races
By Frank Deford
For The Record
A roundup of the sports information of the week
Baseball's Week
By Mark Mulvoy
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By Garry Valk