
July 24, 1967 Table Of Contents
A Latin
Argentina's old smoothie, Roberto de Vicenzo, calmed his nervous putter and wowed the adoring galleries as he won the British Open at Royal Liverpool, his first major title in a lifetime of championship golf
By Gwilym S. Brown
California's own Native Diver, a spirited 8-year-old, joined the millionaires' club as he won the Hollywood Gold Cup for the third year in succession, though in fact he was not the first across the wire
Cha Cha
CHA CHA GOES BOOM, BOOM, BOOM!
Rejected by the San Francisco Giants, Orlando Cepeda is now the pride of St. Louis, a happy player whose consistent hitting is the biggest reason why the surprising Cardinals are leading the National League
By Mark Mulvoy
Cooperstown
People
Baseball
A new Dean on the list of great nonhitters
Buhl, Wight, Craig, Aguirre and Labine—all you pretenders to the title of the world's worst hitter stand aside and make way for a challenger with outstanding credentials, Dean Chance of Minnesota, who is currently 0 for 73
Tennis
That is the ambition of Promoter Wally Dill (at right) as he seeks appreciation—and cash—for his tennis professionals' superior play
By Kim Chapin
Bridge
A good team must have a good bench
Summer-Surfers
BLEACHIES BEACHIES AND BLASTERS ON A SUMMER-IN AT WAIKIKI
Chicks and good guys from the mainland—20,000 of them—have moved in on Hawaii, some to surf, some to swing, some to dip their toes in the ocean, but all to have fun, man, before old age sets in at 26
By Dan Jenkins
Baseball's Week
By Herman Weiskopf
For The Record
A roundup of the sports information of the week
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
By Garry Valk