October 7, 1968 Table Of Contents
Booktalk
Bored and looking for something to do, Colonel Siegel found himself a treasure
Yesterday/Iron Men
How 11 Men of Iron Flattened Harvard, Yale and Dartmouth
Brown's coach hadn't planned it that way, but once his starting team got rolling it seemed silly to bother with substitutes
By John Hanlon
On The Loose
With the Golden Dome and Pat O'Brien and those screaming thousands at South Bend it looked like a setup for Notre Dame, but coldly professional Purdue and its red-hot halfback turned the Irish rooters green
By Dan Jenkins
The Woodward was supposed to settle a few scores among those who might enter, but when a 10-to-1 shot beat Damascus it made Doc champion of the handicap division and probably Horse of the Year
BIG TIP OF A KAPP TO DOOLEY'S DEFENSE
For the first time this year, Coach Jim Dooley saw his Bears get tough as the team stopped Joe Kapp and the surprising Vikings
By Tex Maule
Great White Hope on the Great White Way
Schoendienst
Stubborn as a Missouri mule, the St. Louis Cardinals' Red Schoendienst has found the right way to run the world's highest-paid baseball club
College Football
'A man has got to go with what he believes'
So said Grambling Coach Eddie Robinson after his gamble gave the win to Morgan State. But 64,000 fans, who paid $200,000 to an urban charity, showed they supported the principle
By Pat Putnam
Football's Week
By Mervin Hyman
Motor Sports
An orphan socked it to Porsche in France
At rain-spattered Le Mans a Ford GT40 with an English accent (above, moving into the turn past the pits) took the lead after four hours and rolled to victory as supposedly unbreakable German contenders fell ill
By Gwilym S. Brown
Boxing
George has the rhyme, Pappy has the reason
George Foreman, the heavyweight poet, has a golden opportunity in the Olympics if, as Coach Pappy Gault warns, he obeys the rules
Golf
So says the Ladies' Golf Union of Great Britain, a straitlaced organization founded in 1893 to advance women's rights on and around the course
By Pat Ryan
Baseball's Week
By Peter Carry
For The Record
A roundup of the sports information of the week
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER