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TABLE OF CONTENTS
June 13, 1960 | Volume 12, Issue 24
June 13, 1960 Go north, young man
June 13, 1960 Events and Discoveries of the Week
June 13, 1960 Mary Sherar, a freshman at Yakima Valley Junior College, Yakima, Wash., gave the boys some tennis lessons. In state's junior college championships she beat them for the men's singles, also won the...
June 13, 1960 All times are E.D.T.
June 13, 1960 A TENNIS LESSON FROM OPEN GOLF
June 13, 1960 | Herbert Warren Wind
A brash Navy lacrosse team re-enacted a famous massacre, slaughtered Army with its running attack and captured the intercollegiate title
When the ball game is over, a trio of fun-loving Philadelphia Phillies prowl the night in search of adventure. But from now on they may not be able to afford it
June 13, 1960 One moment Italian Driver Giorgi Scarlatti was seated calmly in his Ferrari during a pit stop at the Nürburgring in Germany. The next he was vaulting frantically from the car in a geyser of flame....
June 13, 1960 The weather was bright and hot, the crowd, as usual, was "estimated at a quarter of a million" and the attention of virtually every sportsman in England was directed toward the ancient Derby at...
June 13, 1960 These incandescent pools of light, glowing in the night on either bank of New York's Harlem River, are a sight unique in sport—and one that mixes memory and desire, even as T. S. Eliot's April....
A handful of single-minded sailors are ready to bob off from England across the Atlantic, one to a tub
June 13, 1960 | Virginia Kraft
All the railbirds love Ycaza, the young jockey from Panama with the nerve of a desperado
June 13, 1960 Motorcycle racing can be as exhilarating to the spectator as any sport on earth. The speed, the exhaust noise, the fancy drifting of the riders through the turns on dirt tracks, their delicate...
Herb Elliott finally ran up to expectations, but little Jim again stole the show
Winning the Belmont, truest Thoroughbred test, calls for extreme courage and stamina
June 13, 1960 | Mary Frost Mabon In Maine and eastern Canadaanglers already are on the streams as Salmo salar, the Atlantic salmon, begins the 1960 upriver run from the sea. From now until September fly-fishermen will be dropping...
Barely old enough to vote, the kids from Baltimore are the surprise of the 1960 season
A wild meeting in Tennessee ended in a close victory for the put-upon Walking Horse
Off Cuttyhunk, where all the big fish meet, the broadbill gets a tournament of its own
A glance will confirm the similarities between these two pictures. But it is their differences that make a journalistic point. One is a drawing by Robert Riger for the preview of last year's...
June 13, 1960 | Herbert Warren Wind .
June 13, 1960 | Roger Williams
June 13, 1960 BICYCLE RACING—MICHAEL HILTNER, 19-year-old Californian, pedaled 50 miles in 2:00.30.7 for U.S. record, Tour of Somerville (N.J.).
June 13, 1960 8—Robert Riger, Hy Peskin12—Lee Balterman13—Tom Bacsanyi, Louisville Courier-Journal, Jimmy Banks, Jim Vincent-Oregon Journal, Fred F. Feary, Bill Young-Atlanta Journal18—John G. Zimmerman20—Fred...
June 13, 1960 NOW HEAR THISSirs:Your May 30 FOR THE RECORD column carried a line which merits some attention. I refer to the statement that John Kelley, Gordon McKenzie and Alex Breckenridge were "virtually...
ROCKY MARCIANOFormer heavyweight championFort Lauderdale, Fla.I really hate to predict a winner. I never have, not even in my own rights because you look so bad when you're wrong. With this as a...
June 13, 1960 | Maury Allen The first game under lights at Ebbets Field 22 years ago provided a memorable drama
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