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February 21, 1955 | Volume 2, Issue 8
February 21, 1955 A salute to some who have earned the good opinion of the world of sport, if not yet its tallest headlines
February 21, 1955 Basketball teams make their final bids for national honors and show off their stars
February 21, 1955 OVER AND UNDER THE ICE...
February 21, 1955 California youngsters move up to the starting line in the world's smallest racing cars. Their gasoline engines take them around the tight track at speeds up to 25 mph
NANCY BUCKLEY, secretaryTampa, Florida"Why not? I'd like to try it. I'm not the sloppy, sentimental type that thinks it's terrible to shoot birds or animals. What else are they good for? Hunting...
There's been a lot of talk about anti-intellectualism. Are you anti-intellectual ?
February 21, 1955
February 21, 1955 | Piers Anderton
February 21, 1955 The supersonic age has produced a new and remarkable sport: fast and close acrobatic flying in jet planes. It is the most expensive and exclusive of sports. It is also the most exacting and...
Take another look at the forlorn robin sitting in the fence of a Chicago suburb in midwinter. He is not what he appears to be. You might think he is the first robin of spring who, eager to get...
All work and no play makes a Davis Cup leader
February 21, 1955 Herewith seven basic types of morning risers. Which one you belong to depends on your temperament and temperature
February 21, 1955 Betty Hutton is a demon. Up at dawn, gulping burning coffee, cheerfully waking anybody else who isn't.
Not Budd Schulberg (Dartmouth '36), whose visit to his old alma mater 16 years ago with the celebrated writer of the '20s, F. Scott Fitzgerald (), prompted Schulberg's fine novel built around...
Is the owner of the ski trail liable if you trip on a tree stump which is too thinly covered with snow?
February 21, 1955 In the islands that string from the tip of Florida to the top of South America—the Bahamas, the Virgins, Jamaica and a hundred more of the West Indian chain—three things are everywhere: sun, water...
A good golfer is recognized by his grip. Rightly so, for a proper grip is the basis for at least 60% of a man's swing. Beginners, and players who are uncertain of their game, tend to grab the club...
If there's one in the offing, Gene Littler is probably his name
A new midwinter regatta shows up the East
SI's weight expert salutes a champ and revels in memories
February 21, 1955
February 21, 1955 EAST
February 21, 1955 [TV]TV [NETWORK RADIO]NETWORK RADIO: ALL TIMES ARE E.S.T. EXCEPT WHEN OTHERWISE NOTED
February 21, 1955 | Compiled by BILL WALLACE A late roundup of snow conditions in America from a picked group of local skiers
February 21, 1955 1—Ralph Camping4—drawings by Rudi Bass6—David Zeitlin12—Fred Lyon from Rapho-Guillumette13—top, University of Utah, William R. Whitteker, United Press, Bennie Granger; center, Bob Bailey,...
February 21, 1955 | Compiled by ED ZERNA digest of last-minute reports from fishermen and other unreliable sources
A directors' war splits the NSA
To date SI has printed more than 325 color pages. They have ranged from a prize ring in New York to the surf of Hawaii, and they have been a favorite subject of correspondence from our writing...
February 21, 1955 Walter Johnson 'duplicated' a pitch that George Washington never made
February 21, 1955
Sirs:
I was particularly interested in the Jan. 31 article misnamed . It was a very informative article but really didn't tell us how
they did outshoot us. They beat us with training and...
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