March 12, 1962 | Volume 16, Issue 10

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Glenn Hall's weak stomach gives him plenty of misery before, during and after Black Hawk games but his strong goaltending has made the defending Stanley Cup champions look healthy

A delicious anxiety, a determination to triumph and, at last, the thrill of accomplishment—these are the stepping-stones to enjoyment of sport. These Philadelphia kids taking their first faltering...

OHIO STATE

EAST REGIONALS

Arthur Lydiard, coach of record makers Peter Snell and Murray Halberg, describes the rigorous and controversial training methods that are the talk of the track world.

At odd, exalted moments of the night we are all champions of the world. The Golden Gloves, the world's largest and most celebrated amateur boxing tournament, is the tangible pursuit of this dream....

Sports Illustrated presents a new kind of golf tip, written by one of the professional game's newest and most exciting stars, two-time National Amateur Champion Jack Nicklaus. It will appear as a...

Deep bends and duck waddles fall to a Texas professor's 20-year antisquat crusade

Impish leads the fine fillies who will dominate trotting's classics

The pressure and long hours of tournaments often produce monumental gaffes by masters

"The only things that matter are the Road, and the people of the Road, a breed as distinctive as were the Klondike gold seekers of '98. Someday there will be stories about them, legends of the men...

BASKETBALL—WILT CHAMBERLAIN, 7-foot Philadelphia Warrior, scored 100 points in one game against New York in Hershey, Pa., a record for the National Basketball Association. His amazing total also...

12, 13—Ray Fisher-Miami Herald16, 17—Lee Balterman20, 21—Ken Heyman from Rapho-Guillumette41-44—James Drake48—John Lee50, 52—drawings by James Flora58-64—Dolly Connelly61—map by William...

Stewart Morris, London hops merchant and winner of Prince of Wales Cup, main championship of the international 14-foot dinghy class, was named England's Yachtsman of the Year. Morris calls his...

For most of the nation's major-college teams the jousting for postseason tournament berths was over. The NCAA had 10 shiny new conference champions, two runners-up and nine at-large teams safely...

TROUBLE AT THE SUMMIT

•Steve Belko, Oregon basketball coach, discussing 7-foot sophomore center Mel Counts of Oregon State: "He's a real good center, and you could cut him in two and he wouldn't make a bad pair of guards."

LIFT-OFFSirs:Sorry, but I do not believe your so-called scientific tests involving vaulting poles of different materials proved anything at all as far as pole-vault results are concerned (He Could...

An NCAA basketball tournament quiz to excite the memory and increase the knowledge of fans and armchair experts

The Canadiens and the Rangers climaxed a crucial game in New York 15 years ago with the most spectacular donnybrook in NHL history