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- Year-round sailors go to Joe Harris of...The true-hearted sailor knows no season, least of all in San Francisco Bay. At any season the bay is likely to be gusty—locally known as...Laurie Johnston | November 30, 1964
- 26 INNINGS TO A TIEThe pitching got better after the Boston Braves and Brooklyn Robins passed the tough 17th inning of the longest game in all baseball historyApril 11, 1955
- THE REAL RECORDIn its current numbers for consecutive cuts made, the Tour recognizes many tournaments that do not (or did not) have a 36-hole cut. The record...Sal Johnson | May 12, 2003
10) Thou shalt treat pins with reasonable care, displaying them on caps, vests, parkas, flags, Christmas stockings, towels, ceiling tiles and bulletin boards, or in official pin frames. Thou shalt not toss them into shoe boxes or drawers. There isn't much logic involved in becoming a pinhead. You devote yourself to collecting the logos of corporations you don't work for, teams you don't belong to and nations you've never visited. From a marketing perspective, however, pins may be the greatest creation the world has ever seen. "People pay to wear your ad," says Nelson. "What's better than that?"  
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