Baseball? Football? Golf? Tennis? Alfred Hitchcock, that sinister sportsman supreme, disdains such effete activities. The kind of double-header he cheers is best achieved with a guillotine, he'd much rather pass the poison than the pigskin, and the only score he keeps is a body count. Now he's out to make fiendish fans of us all with his most lethal lineup of bloodcurdling spellbinders ever—unforgettable tales of terror. Cold night on Lake Lenore / Jonathan Craig—Attitude of murder / Nedra Tyre—Hand / William Brittain—Sheriff Peavy's double dead case / Richard Hardwick (novelette) — Rich—or dead / David A. Heller—Yellow shoes / Hal Ellson—Man who hated turkey / Elijah Ellis (novelette) — Coffee break / Arthur Porges—Padlock for Charlie Draper / James Holding—Mac without a knife / Talmage Powell—Chinless wonder / Stanley Abbott—No tears for an informer / H.A. DeRosso—Rare bird / John Lutz—Comic opera / Henry Woodfin