December 11, 1961 | Volume 15, Issue 24

Young J. Boozer Jr. (Alabama)Insurance executive

Sixty U.S. colleges proudly submitted the career stories of their lettermen, and these 11 judges—some old football players themselves, some not, but all qualified to judge achievement—took time...

REBELS WITH A CAUSE

•A 61-year-old pensioner, outraged because University of Miami football games were not broadcast, said he had planned to leave his body to the university's medical school: "But if that's the way...

BASEBALL—MAJOR LEAGUE OWNERS meeting in Miami Beach voted to change the bonus rules. Now first-year players are eligible for the draft at $8,000 if left in the minors; if advanced to the parent...

22, 23—Columbus Dispatch, Dick Garrett—Columbus Citizen-Journal28—James Drake41—Jay B. Leviton42, 43—Tony Triolo44—James Drake45, 46—Robert D. Huntzinger49—Jeep Hunter & George Honeycutt50—Cal...

GIANT STEPSSirs:Bravo! With all local Eagle prejudice aside, I'm certainly glad someone finally noticed, and had nerve enough to write, that there is something remarkable going on in the New York...

Too many whistles

With a violent 34-0 victory over archrival Auburn, Bear Bryant's Crimson Tide finished a perfect season. Now Bear points for the Sugar Bowl and recognition as the No. 1 team

When Ohio State's faculty voted against sending its football team to the Rose Bowl, students erupted in wild demonstrations and for two days terrorized many of the school's professors

In Toronto, Floyd Patterson almost absentmindedly contains Tom McNeeley's gallant but wild rushes and in four rounds drops him eight times—the last time for keeps

Green Bay mashed the Giants last Sunday right in the place where it hurt most—their defensive line

With a flock of superb senior players, the colleges launch a season of great expectations, only slightly flawed by offstage rumbles from last year's fixes

Some towns of the Old West refuse to die. John O'Reilly tells of the great burro race that proved Beatty, Nev. is still alive.

Today's Paul Bunyan, the tall, lanky figure who engages the imagination of all the vast Midwest, is the high school basketball player. He and the exciting game he plays arouse the parochial...

A SECTION (PAGES 41-74) ANALYZING THE TOP CONFERENCES AND CHOOSING THE WINNERS

THE CHOICE...RHODE ISLAND

THE CHOICE...PRINCETON

THE CHOICE...TEMPLE

THE CHOICE...WEST VIRGINIA

THE CHOICE...BOWLING GREEN

THE CHOICE...WAKE FOREST

THE CHOICE...TEXAS A&M

THE CHOICE...MOREHEAD STATE

THE CHOICE...CINCINNATI

THE CHOICE...ARIZONA STATE

THE CHOICE...OHIO STATE

THE CHOICE...KANSAS STATE

THE CHOICE...KENTUCKY

THE CHOICE...ADAMS STATE

THE CHOICE...COLORADO STATE

THE CHOICE...SANTA CLARA

THE CHOICE...SOUTHERN CAL

Joel Eaves, the tall, white-haired basketball coach at Auburn University, is one of the ablest teachers in the sport today. Since 1955 he has been best known as the pioneer of the Auburn shuffle...

Ohio State's decision to reject the Rose Bowl invitation was received enthusiastically in at least one corner of the U.S.—at the University of Minnesota, which had finished the season as runner-up...

...but the problem is to aim him. That's what Jim Elder did at the Toronto Royal show, to take top honors in the year's last big event

Murderous in their mien, the two men in high-heeled boots sidled and slunk toward one another, moving like bent-kneed partners in a slow-motion version of the Twist. Beneath their broad-brimmed...

Sporting games are available this year in greater number and variety than ever before, and most will hold the interest of children, as well as adults, for longer than a few days after Christmas....

NHL games through February 4

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