Gold-striped pants, lime sweat shirts, and face masks that wrap around like windshields—all are found in this guide to beach garments and gadgets
Emile Griffith, the welterweight champion of the world, obviously believes that a hat should go with gloves. Outside the ring, Emile works in a millinery factory in New York's garment district for a boss who is also his fight manager. He is shown at right putting a few finishing touches on a saucy pillbox as he recently put the finishing touch on Benny Paret to gain the championship. When not making millinery or flooring champions, Emile, a personable Virgin Islander, sings tenor in a church choir.
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May 21, 1961
Shopwalk
Coming Events
Baseball
Gone are the sullen San Francisco 'loners' of dismal 1960. They have been taught to relax, laugh (and win) by an abstemious manager and a down-to-earth practical joker
Speed Master
Dennis Johnson, a Jamaican who may soon set a world record in the 100-yard dash, is the latest of a long string of distinguished runners whom persuasive—and sometimes hypnotic—Coach Bud Winter has attracted to California's San Jose State College
The Sea
Motor Sports
Skill won for Stirling Moss at Monte Carlo, but 1961 shapes up as a horsepower race for Grand Prix honors
Golf
Not one of the 57 players in Fort Worth's Colonial equaled par, but Doug Sanders hung on gamely to remain the year's third biggest money winner
Food
Horse Racing
That's Jolly Jack Price, who has a few words for Carry Back's rivals in the Preakness
Travel
Puffing out of the past, steam locomotives are getting a warm welcome from railroad fans
Hurley
The further adventures of Jack Hurley, the remarkable old fight manager who says, 'Don't call me honest. You'll ruin me.' Here Honest Jack takes a nothing boxer named Harry Matthews (at right, with Hurley), spoon-feeds him through 35 straight victories and gets him a fight with Rocky Marciano
Baseball's Week
For The Record
Acknowledgments
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
Pat On The Back
Bait for St. Peter
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