January 16, 1961 | Volume 14, Issue 2

Paul Terhes, Little All-America and All-East quarterback at Bucknell, completed 19 of 33 passes for 191 yards and All-American Bowl record, gained bowl's outstanding-player award, turned down...

All times are E.S.T.

The U.S. National Hockey Team didn't score many goals against the U.S.S.R., but met some nice Russians

Nearing the end of his career, Carmen Basilio tries once again to make it back to center stage

The 93 heads and 41 arms visibly bobbing and flailing in the Casino Pool at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. belong to only a few of the several hundred topflight swimmers assembled at the annual College...

A drumming storm passing through Copenhagen recently made it appear that in northern Europe, at least, the rains fall mainly on the Danes. The storm, however, failed to cancel a scheduled soccer...

After skiing the trails and walking the streets of Zermatt, Roy Terrell calls this tiny Swiss town the world's finest ski resort. And, says Terrell, it's going to be better.

Stripped of the subtleties of strategy, basketball involves getting the ball, firing it at the basket and following through. Here, Bill Russell makes the first key maneuver, his long arm...

Tennis Editor Bill Talbert last week returned from Sydney, where he saw the Davis Cup Challenge Round between Australia and Italy. Here are the conclusions he has drawn from that fiasco:

The board-track season starts this week, complete with a leading lady straight from Rome

Cleveland and Detroit, meeting in the Runner-up Bowl, may have previewed a more important game

Too many ambitious yachtsmen are frightened away from ocean cruising by a lubberly supposition: that those who go down to the sea in small ships must also go down to meals composed exclusively of...

Notre Dame tries to put its team on display before alumni all around the country, so Coach John Jordan always faces the toughest of schedules

The French make dangerous bridge opponents. Any international competitor who has been chastened by defeat knows that behind the Frenchman's disarming politeness is an intense desire to beat one's...

With holiday tournaments over, most of the nation's major-college teams got down to more provincial business, the battle for conference championships. One team, Auburn, lost its undefeated...

AUTO RACING—World Champion JACK BRABHAM fought off a late challenge by Bruce McLaren to win the bumpy, 150-mile New Zealand Grand Prix, for the third time.

8—sketch by Bill Charmatz9—Ellery Kington10—Jerry Cooke (2), DeVere Helfrich, Albert's Studio24, 25—Aage Sorensen-Birnback26, 27—Coles Phinizy, Charles Ott-National Audubon Society28—Fish and...

HARD HEADS, SOFT BODIESSirs:We in the Erie County YMCA are currently engaged in a capital-funds campaign for $3,070,500 to build three new branch buildings and to rehabilitate our present...

Varsity salmon

The New York Boat Show sometimes is the occasion for fashion innovations that go beyond style for its own sake and involve the comfort and safety of pleasure boaters. This is the case with various...

Marblehead's Ted Hood, known as a sailmaker, now not only races his boats but builds them, too