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TABLE OF CONTENTS
October 10, 1960 | Volume 13, Issue 15
October 10, 1960 BASEBALL—MAJOR LEAGUE attendance increased by 4% over 1959, the National League to more than 10½ million, the American to more than 9 million. The Dodgers led all clubs with 2,253,019.
October 10, 1960 11—Bob Towers13—A.P. (2), H. Raymond Ball-Providence Journal26, 27—A.P., Hank Walker-LIFE, Leonard McCombe-LIFE, Myron Davis-LIFE, Francis Miller-LIFE, Yale Joel28—Herb Scharfman, John G....
October 10, 1960 BOXED BRAWLINGSirs:Hooray for Emmett Watson's article on the Liston-Machen fight (Really a Hug Fest, Sept. 19). It was literally a brawl with a referee.
October 10, 1960 THE SERIES
October 10, 1960 No character in losing
October 10, 1960 Dr. J. E. Ailor, Knoxville, Tenn. dentist and two-day-a-week lefty golfer, scored two holes-in-one (152 and 134 yards, both uphill) in the same round for "a real first" and a five-under-average 80...
October 10, 1960 MOB OR GOVERNMENT?
October 10, 1960 All times are E.D.T.
Jack Nicklaus wrote it on the greens and fairways of Merion, during the World Team Championship, with the best display by an amateur since Bobby Jones's Grand Slam in 1930.
October 10, 1960 | William Barry Furlong A defeated Jim Norris, about to be subpoenaed by a Senate committee, dissolved his boxing empire last week, offering hope that mob rule of boxing is finally on the way out. Here is an on-the-scene...
One Pirate is a preacher, one an ex-pug, another a comic. All are lively, exciting ballplayers
October 10, 1960 The first World Series in 33 years between Pittsburgh and New York will be reported in words by Editor Roy Terrell and in pictures by SPORTS ILLUSTRATED photographers.
October 10, 1960 What could be more exciting or excitable than an Irishman with a club? Answer: 30 Irishmen with 30 clubs—and a leather-covered ball. When it's like that, they call it hurling. It's the fastest...
Food has been a sporting proposition to this magazine since the very beginning. In our September 12, 1955 issue, for instance, Joan Flynn Dreyspool visited the home of Bud Wilkinson, the great...
October 10, 1960 | Nick Thimmesch Uncertain Detroit is upping the horsepower on compacts, and showing some nice new ones
October 10, 1960 Spartan Coach Duffy Daugherty and wife (opposite) happily contemplate veal parmigiana prepared in the tradition of her discerning Italian ancestry
In tournament bridge there is only one permissible way for a player to pass his chance to bid, and that is simply to say, "Pass." Anything else, even "No bid," once quite acceptable, is frowned...
Syracuse escaped with its life, but Washington lost and Iowa began turning cautious after a startlingly easy win
Army over Perm State. The unbeaten Cadets have Tom Blanda to throw and two fullbacks to keep the defense busy. State can't match the persistent Army attack.
The dollars flow like blood in Texas' pro war, and the winner will be the one who loses least
October 10, 1960 National Hockey League games through December 17
October 10, 1960 | Cynthia Lindsay
October 10, 1960 | Cynthia Lindsay Cynthia Lindsay survived her early days as a movie stunt woman to become a magazine writer, author and the mother of two. Among her books are Mother Climbed Trees and The Natives Are Restless. The...
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