June 02, 1958 | Volume 8, Issue 22

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That Carleton Mitchell, shown above at Sceptre's helm, should have been granted the privilege of sailing aboard the British challenger is a tribute to his reputation as a yachtsman as well as to...

The comment of London's Daily Telegraph reprinted at left shows that the British press, hitherto allowed to inspect Sceptre only from a distance, viewed Carleton Mitchell's presence aboard her...

Half the fun of getting there by sea is the delightful, expanding world of shipboard sports

John Holland, Los Angeles city councilman, after National League President Warren Giles issued vote-for-Chavez-Ravine-or-lose-the-Dodgers ultimatum: "The last desperate threat of a frightened...

The International Amateur Athletic Federation, which decides whether or not man's accomplishments in track and field events are world records, has a rule about foot races. "In deciding whether the...

From Nikita Khrushchev on down, everybody who was anybody and several thousand who weren't turned up at Moscow's huge Hippodrome last week for a horse show that had everything—the Soviet-wide...

•Dick Mayer will defend his U.S. Open title June 12-14, against an entry of record size. Herbert Warren Wind previews the elements that make it a true championship test.

The fours at right toiling on Lake Quinsigamond, Mass. one lovely afternoon last week are taking part in the New England Interscholastic regatta. Fifteen prep and two high schools rowed all day as...

Heads-up save by diving Russian Goalie Yashin holds off England in an international soccer match the Russians managed to tie 1-1 before 100,000 who jampacked Moscow's huge Lenin Stadium.

RECORD BREAKERS—GLENN DAVIS, remarkable Ohio State jack-of-most-races, took off like hopped-up bunny, sped merrily around two turns on way to U.S. college record of 45.8 for 440 yards, also tied...

Before the baseball season began, jokes were made, diagrams drawn, protests launched, all ridiculing the left field screen in the Los Angeles Coliseum. Self-righteous defenders of Babe Ruth's...

A honey bear who turned tiger meets a very catlike boxer for the welterweight title

BASEBALL—MINNESOTA, over Michigan State, 3-2, 2-1, to win Big Ten title, Minneapolis.

Toni Sailer, handsome Austrian ski star with movie ambitions, has been cast in role of cliff hanger by FIS, must wait until they decide if he is able actor before ruling on his amateur standing...

Here, prepared with the counsel of Trader Vic, is an authentic Hawaiian 'luau' that can be done easily in your own kitchen

A player who does well in a bridge tournament is rewarded by the American Contract Bridge League with a grant of master points. You can't spend them but the total you amass goes on the record to...

This is Ken Venturi; blending the techniques of Byron Nelson with his own determination to be the new master of the pros

I am often asked by my pupils, "What is the most important thing to do to play consistent golf?" My reply has been the same for years: "Learn to stroke the ball in the same timing or rhythm each...

(): Sirs:We have a question concerning a rule interpretation in the magnificent Los Angeles Coliseum.

BLUE MARLIN: NORTH CAROLINA: First blue marlin of Hatteras season taken last week from Edgar Styron's Twins, captained by Elmer Ballance. It weighed 304 pounds and was done in by joint efforts of...

4—Brian Seed, Victor Condiotty-Seattle Times5—(2), U.P.I., R. J. Quinlan-Cleveland Plain Dealer, Don Pasquarella6—Hy Peskin, John G. Zimmerman8—illustration by Fred Eng17—London Daily...

'It seemed as if no one cared...'

The lure of far places is as old as man. And so is the appeal of sport. But the attraction of sport and travel in combination is of fairly modern vintage.

DEIRDRE BUDGE (MRS. DON)New York CityDon is a wonderful dancer. But there is nothing very unusual about that. Actually, tennis players all seem to be excellent dancers because tennis is such a...

For the past 20 years the nation's haberdashers have deplored in vain the fact that the only thing a college man would put on his head was the wax that kept his crew cut bristling. This spring,...