|
TABLE OF CONTENTS
April 03, 1961 | Volume 14, Issue 13
April 03, 1961
April 03, 1961 Ingrid Simonson, 14, of Yakima, Wash. won the downhill and giant slalom (in 1:19.6 and 1:08.5 respectively) in Junior National Alpine ski championships at Kingfield, Me., finished second in the...
April 03, 1961 All times are E.S.T.
The swift Italian autos won most of the prizes at Sebring, a sure omen of things to come
April 03, 1961 When Marilyn Monroe first met Joe DiMaggio, famed No. 5 of the New York Yankees, she didn't know who he was. As a matter of fact, she didn't even know what he was, for Joe had already retired and...
April 03, 1961 According to Aristotle, who knew even less about baseball than Marilyn Monroe, courage consists mostly of knowing when to sidestep danger. Most baseball players would find the 245 pounds of Ted...
April 03, 1961 The special Baseball Issue presents for the seventh successive year a report from the spring training camps on the strengths and weaknesses of the 16—no, 18 now—major league teams. George...
'...is Carl Yastrzemski.' As Ted Williams' replacement Carl is a threat both to pitchers and announcers
The powerful hull at right, surging ahead like a surfboard, is one of an exciting new type of sailing craft called planing boats. Capable of moving at triple the speed of conventional boats, they...
O'Day shows the techniques of planing downwind: how to ride the waves and handle a spinnaker.
April 03, 1961 | Janet G. Travell, M.D./Official White House Physician Rx: For a
healthier, happier, longer life for you and your family: regular, natural
exercise
April 03, 1961 | Janet G. Travell, M.D./Official White House Physician Bobby Travell, the first woman to serve officially as
White House physician, earned her M.D. at Cornell University Medical College in
1926, with the highest academic standing in her class. Because...
Part III of a series on racing problems reveals the appalling lack of Interest in animal care
A high school coach dedicated to order and discipline has the top swim team in the U.S.
April 03, 1961 BASKETBALL—The CLEVELAND PIPERS defeated the Denver Truckers 107-96 to win their first AAU national title in Denver. The New York Tuck Tapers beat the San Francisco Olympic Club 103-75 for third...
April 03, 1961 11—sketch by Bill Charmatz13—Edward T. Maguire, Daytona International Speedway, Lee-Evanson Studio, A.P.24, 25—Art Rickerby-Pix26, 27—A.P.38, 42—Lee Balterman57—Wallace McNamee62—J. C. "Skeets"...
After 14 weeks of competition, closing with an ugly scandal that threatened to spread to some of the nation's leading teams, the 1961 college basketball season ended in a rush of excitement. 's...
April 03, 1961 FIXING LINESirs:In your article and editorial on the basketball fixes you refer to "a tremendous amount of betting on all sports" (The Facts About the Fixes, March 27).
April 03, 1961 'A great way to make friends'
April 03, 1961 Major tournaments through April 22
At 44, Lester Patrick put on goalie's pads for the first time to play an NHL game
|
|