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TABLE OF CONTENTS
February 27, 1956 | Volume 4, Issue 9
February 27, 1956
February 27, 1956 Nashua and Swaps, running again after long layoffs, have won their races and now the odds that they will meet again in the Gulfstream Park Handicap on St. Patrick's Day are better than ever. A new...
February 27, 1956 In Cooch Behar, the grand-style tiger hunt of legend carries on unchanged in pomp and ceremony and as luxuriously as ever
That is how the tiger looked to this famous movie director and sportsman when, after four days of hunting, he sighted his prey
Five years ago a congressional committee brushed aside baseball's horsehide curtain for a look at the business heartland which lies behind it. The committee recommended no new legislation and two...
One thing is common to baseball club owners: wealth.
Beyond that, there are personal idiosyncracies which may or may not have
something to do with how wealth is acquired. How divergent these may...
PART II: THE NINE YOUNG MEN
February 27, 1956 U.S.S.R.'S 10-RUBLE HORSE PLAYERS
Carrion befouls the banks and the waters of the classic Beaverkill
Of some 2,500 entrles, Wilber White Swan was one of the smallest but he proved to be the best
BEST-TEAM-IN-SHOW
Maltese Ch. Isolda of Villa Malta, Ch. Ricco of Villa Malta, Rudi of Villa
Malta and Bora of Villa Malta, owned by Dr. and Mrs. Vincenzo Calvaresi.
February 27, 1956 The fashions in dogs were not the only news at the Westminster. A surprising number of male bipeds with doggy connections managed to look pretty doggy themselves in various choices of head coverings
THE BIG THREE
February 27, 1956 RECORD
BREAKERS
February 27, 1956 EAST
February 27, 1956 Buddy Werner, U.S. Olympic skier (SI cover, March 14), led Americanmen' steam to sweep of St. Moritz White Ribbon tournament with victories in downhill, giant slalom. Werner's time for downhill...
February 27, 1956 Backhand swing by 70-year-old Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black gets fading shot off court at Coral Gables.
February 27, 1956 Six years ago this week aging Boy Wonder Willie Hoppe, sport's longest-reigning champion, kept his world's three-cushion billiard title in a playoff against Mexico's Joe Chamaco in Chicago. Until...
The average golfer is subject to three fundamental faults when he takes the club back: 1) picking the club up too quickly with his hands rather than swinging the club back along the line; 2)...
1955's champion proves he is ready to renew the feud with Swaps, and Social Outcast wants in
Nashua's dramatic return to the track last Saturday drew the biggest racing crowd in Florida history. In California the impressive victory of Swaps—running for the first time in half a year—had...
It was, by all odds, the most exciting one minute and 43 seconds of the Santa Anita meet. Out on the track the four horses in the lead slammed into the stretch turn, a blur of gelatinous color....
February 27, 1956 Returning to his Miami quarters after the running of the Widener, Trainer Bill Winfrey received a phone call from Sydney, Australia. On the other end of the line was his boss, Alfred Gwynne...
February 27, 1956 When it comes to judging the richest man of our time, there are no published figures by which to measure him. There is the Aga Khan's weight in diamonds, the Gulbenkian legend, an oil baron's...
February 27, 1956 BOBSLEDDINGStan Benham, Lake Placid, N.Y. (Pat Martin, brake), Natl. AAU two- and four-man titles, Lake Placid, N.Y.
LS—depth of snow on lower slopes; US—depth of snow on upper slopes; TD—total snowfall during the week days; TW—total snowfall during the weekend; CD—crowd during the week; CW—crowd during the...
For a skier who is confident of his parallel turns, the next natural step is slalom practice. Slalom is run on an irregular downhill course between pairs of poles, each pair known as a gate. The...
February 27, 1956 | Compiled by ED ZERN C—clear water; SH—slightly high; FG—fishing good; FF—fishing fair; FP—fishing poor; OG—outlook good; OF—outlook fair; OVG—outlook very good.
February 27, 1956 [TV]TV [NETWORK RADIO]NETWORK RADIO: ALL TIMES ARE E.S.T. EXCEPT WHEN OTHERWISE NOTED
February 27, 1956 2—drawing by John Langley Howard4—Joern Gerdts, Hy Peskin, Bill Moeser-Gilloon, A.P. (2)5—Mark Kouffman, Hy Peskin, Bob Landry, U.P., A.P., UP.12, 14—drawings by Ajay15-19—Ylla from...
ROBERT WAGNERMayor of New York"Television has brought sports into every home and added much interest to home life. People who never saw big-time sports have become fans. A small TV charge might be...
What five players would you nominate for the National Tennis Hall of Fame?
February 27, 1956
Sirs:
There is much talk about de-emphasizing nationalism in the Olympics and
eliminating it altogether in favor of honoring the individual winners. I think
this could best be accomplished not...
February 27, 1956 WILSON DENNEHYEighteen-year-old Wilson Dennehy is the latest and youngest member of the Lake Forest, Ill. Dennehys to make a name for himself in sports. His sister Virginia, 20, is a tournament...
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