October 31, 1966 Table Of Contents

Author:
SI Staff

Packer Pursuit

While Green Bay romped to a 56-3 laugher over hapless Atlanta, the old pro battery of the Colts—Johnny Unitas to Raymond Berry—produced a victory that kept Baltimore on the heels of the western division leader

By Tex Maule

Cops And Robbers

COPS AND ROBBERS IN MEXICO CITY

The police waved their pistols, a rioting crowd bombarded the ring and the winner turned out to be the loser in a wild and bloody championship fight

By Mark Kram

Way Up High

WAY UP HIGH AND OUT OF BREATH

In another part of the Mexican capital there was a rather different scene of disorder—the Little Olympics trial run for the 1968 Games. There, results were as expected: mild chaos and utter exhaustion

By John Underwood

Waterfowl

PLEASE DON'T FEED THE WATERFOWL

There is no law against bird lovers seeing to it that their friends are fed during the cold weather, but the government says this does not apply to hunters who get too corny

By Duncan Barnes

Posh House of Pow

England's Posh House of Pow

Bash Him Again, with Feeling

By John Lovesey

College Football

For Indians, it was a day to bite the dust

East and west, the games were spectacular as Harvard, the new Ivy League leader, and North Dakota State, the nation's No. 1 small-college team, barely saved their scalps against Dartmouth and North Dakota's Sioux

By Gwilym S. Brown

FOOTBALL'S WEEK

By Mervin Hyman

People

PEOPLE

Pro Basketball

Cable cars on a hardwood court

In their dazzling new uniforms the Warriors are a cinch to win the NBA's fashion award of 1966

By Joe Jares

Anything Goes

ANYTHING GOES IN THE BUSH

Worlds away from the niceties of Saratoga or Santa Anita, Hidden Valley is one of many stops on the bush circuit, where no holds are barred and no rules are enforced, where ringers run regularly and suckers are fleeced unmercifully

By Jack Olsen