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TABLE OF CONTENTS
May 14, 1956 | Volume 4, Issue 20
The center field fence in Baltimore's Memorial Stadium came closer to home plate between the time SI's special baseball issue of April 9 went to press and the opening of the season. This change,...
Saturday, May 5. A day for the dramatic, the spectacular; a day for magical and magnificent events. The feel of spring was in the warm and sunny air—an almost tangible crackle of excitement. Great...
May 5 brought Derby Day and the heart-gripping charge of the 3-year-olds at Churchill Downs. Novelist John P. Marquand took leave of absence from Happy Knoll to be there for SI—and his reflections...
May 14, 1956 A DERBY TO REMEMBER
May 14, 1956 | Coles Phinizy Donald George Bragg of Villanova sprints down the runway at nine yards a second. His pole slams into the vaulting box. As Bragg absorbs the shock, his muscles bulge like a shotputter's. He swings...
May 14, 1956
May 14, 1956 •Duty's CallJim Bailey, heading back to school after beating John Landy in a 3:58.6 mile, said he probably wouldn't be around to try again this weekend at Fresno. The University of Oregon has a...
May 14, 1956 A NEW CLASSIC OF THE SEAIn the Pacific's Roaring Forties, a man and his ship meet with the ultimate storm. William A. Robinson tells how they survived
"People say that wrestling is phony! It's billed
as exhibition in California and New York, and it's staged and promoted by
professionals, but it comes down to this.... It is, first and...
Albert William Kaline, One of the best schoolboy
ballplayers in Baltimore's history (another, 40 years earlier, was a hulking
youth named George Ruth), batted .333, .418, .469, .462 at Southern...
Harvey Edward Kuenn was one of the last bonus players
to be signed under the old rule which permitted bonus babies to be farmed to
the minors. Kuenn, fresh off the University of Wisconsin campus,...
Joe Cambria, Washington Senators, discoverer of Ramos,
Pascual and Marrero, is regarded as Latin American expert although he has also
brought up such stars as Mickey Vernon, George Case, Eddie Yost.
"I heard a little about a boy by the name of Kuenn
when he was in high school somewhere up in Wisconsin, but I never saw him until
he was at the school (University of Wisconsin) in Madison. I knew...
May 14, 1956 RECORD BREAKERS
May 14, 1956 Don Ferrarese, young rookie lefthander, lost 2-1 but made most of initial start for Baltimore Orioles, striking out 13 Cleveland Indians for best first-game American League performance since Bob...
May 14, 1956 Royal smile by Queen Elizabeth greets captain of Manchester City team, 3-1 winner over Birmingham in English Soccer Cup final match at Wembley.
MRS. JAMES H. VAN ALLENNewport, R.I.My dog. A woman can logically say, "Love me, love my dog." It would be incongruous for her to insist: "Love me, love my horse." I know my dog loves me. I know...
Would you go to see jai-lai if there were pari-mutuel betting?
May 14, 1956 AUTO RACINGStirling Moss, England, 180-m. Intl. Daily Express Grand Prix, with 100.4 mph avg. speed, in Vanwall, Silverstone, England.
May 14, 1956 [TV]TV [COLOR TV]COLOR TV [NETWORK RADIO]NETWORK RADIO:
The IBC trial ended last week, but not before the U.S. put in evidence some documents noted in the general's diary
Though weather punched holes in the schedule, the pennant pattern was clear as the season came to the end of round one
May 14, 1956 [This article contains a table. Please see hardcopy of magazine or PDF.]
Visas for tourist travel have been given recently in
anywhere from three weeks to six months, and for the average tourist the
chances are good but always subject to Soviet inscrutability....
Since women don't have as powerful hands as men do, they can't get away with a poorly executed swing nearly as well. In order to develop adequate hitting power, a woman must master really good...
For years a man is competing with the best and they still claim he lacks color—then suddenly merit makes a star
Among last week's noteworthy catches: A 9-pound 14-ounce LARGEMOUTH BASS caught by 16-year-old Richard Madison Jr. of Lester Manor, Va., from a King William County pond on a plug; a GREAT HORNED...
May 14, 1956 10—drawing by Fred Eng13—A.P., U.P.15—Hank Walker16, 17—Courier-Journal and Louisville Times20—Coles Phinizy21, 24—Richard Meek22, 23—Mark Kauffman26, 28—drawings by Ajay29—Jerry Cooke30,...
May 14, 1956 | Bob Elliot
May 14, 1956 | Bob Elliot If the trout are to be kept only a day, or placed in a refrigerator, they need not be cleaned at once. But if they are kept longer, or in unusually hot weather, it is best to clean immediately. In...
May 14, 1956 THOSE SMALL LOANSSirs:As an avid reader of SI I can find no better place to vent my feelings concerning the recent action Tug Wilson has taken against Ohio State and Woody Hayes (SI, May 7).
May 14, 1956 DAVE ALBRITTONCombining Iranian enthusiasm and American equipment contributed by Ohio State and Michigan universities, Dave Albritton (second from left), a member of the 1936 U.S. Olympic team,...
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