March 28, 1966 Table Of Contents

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Shopwalk

The Hardy trout fly rod is honored by fishermen among the English gentry

By J.A. Maxtone Graham

Yesterday

For Yankees, for Yale and for Soose

By Frank Graham Jr.

Go-Go With Bobby Joe

Go-Go with Bobby Joe

A brilliant show of basketball hijacking and broken-field driving by little Bobby Joe Hill eased his coach's aching head and took the Texas Western Miners to the national collegiate championship

By Frank Deford

Stowe Races

FRANCE HAS A PICNIC IN VERMONT

Spring came to Stowe last weekend, and so did the world's best skiers for the U.S. Alpine Championships. The meet turned out to be a feast for the slaloming French, and a rare famine for the Austrians

By Dan Jenkins

Showdown

SHOWDOWN WITH A PUNCHING BAG

In the fight that no one wanted, challenger George Chuvalo's hopes lie in wearing out Cassius Clay with his durable chin

By Tex Maule

The Cal-40 at left is a stock boat right off the dealer's shelf, but she beat out all the fancy custom jobs

By Hugh Whall

Bridge

A call for a redeal shuffled the standings

The new North American International Team competes in its first tournament and by avoiding past errors—poor slam bidding and collapsing in the stretch—pulls off a stunning Vanderbilt Cup victory in Louisville

By Charles Goren

Lost Days

OF LOST DAYS ON A RIVER

This is a personal account of a journey taken by the author and a group of fellow adventurers down Mexico's Usumacinta River and the jungle along its banks—a leisurely two-week exploration that ended in a flaming nightmare

By Coles Phinizy

Basketball's Week

Basketball's Week

Not all the excitement was in Maryland, where Texas Western beat Kentucky for the national championship. There was plenty in New York, too, when Brigham Young took the NIT title

By Mervin Hyman