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May 21, 1956 | Volume 4, Issue 21

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John Landy Cover - Sports Illustrated May 21, 1956

May 21, 1956
By the law of averages, the weekend should have been a breather, a time for savoring and digesting the dramatic events of the weekend before: Bailey beating Landy, Needles winning the Derby, Dave...

May 21, 1956 | Paul O'Neil

May 21, 1956 | Art Rosenbaum
The motorcyclist who sets out to conquer a hillside is in for a scratching, sloughing and clacking ride

May 21, 1956

May 21, 1956
•A Sensitive Trading AreaThe Cardinals sent Harvey Haddix, Stu Miller, Ben Flowers to the Phillies for Murry Dickson, Herm Wehmeier, promptly felt the wrath of St. Louis citizens. The reason: Card...

May 21, 1956
THE BLUE STREAK FINISH

May 21, 1956
PREVIEW: THE INDIANAPOLIS 500New cars and new faces heighten the brickyard's classic drama. Here they are, including that Italian sensation, the Ferrari

May 21, 1956 | William A. Robinson

May 21, 1956 | William A. Robinson
bare poles: masts and spars without sail

May 21, 1956 | William A. Robinson
Sail plan was especially designed for long Pacific voyages. As shown above, she carries 1) jib, 2) topsail, 3) foresail, 4) upper main staysail, 5) middle main staysail, 6) lower main staysail, 7)...

May 21, 1956 | William A. Robinson
The storm reaches its climax, and Robinson's theory is at last put to the test in Varua's fight for survival

May 21, 1956
RECORD BREAKERS

May 21, 1956
Arnold Blum, Macon, Ga. mattress company owner with 15 years of tournament play under his belt, dropped 14-foot putt for birdie on final hole to take 1 up victory over young Doug Sanders in...

May 21, 1956
Sprinting down the stretch like a Thoroughbred, 8-year-old Bob (center) wins Mule Race for the third time in Camp Town Races on the Chenery estate at Doswell, Va.

May 21, 1956
BOXING

May 21, 1956
[TV]TV [COLOR TV]COLOR TV [NETWORK RADIO]NETWORK RADIO

May 21, 1956 | Jimmy Jemail
RANDALL N. CHRISTMASMayor of MiamiYes. Jai alai is one of the fastest sports in the world, as fast as the popular game of I hockey. As played in Miami, it is a very colorful game, with 98% of the...

May 21, 1956 | Jimmy Jemail
How would you compare lacrosse with football?

May 21, 1956 | Martin Kane
Another thrilling chapter in the continued story of Floyd Patterson, heavyweight who now looms as the man who

May 21, 1956 | Robert Creamer
Early power in the National League shifts westward. Milwaukee is hot. So is St. Louis. And in Cincinnati the Birdie chirps

May 21, 1956
[This article contains a table. Please see hardcopy of magazine or PDF.]

May 21, 1956 | Whitney Tower

May 21, 1956 | Ezra Bowen
After a spring of bad weather and sudden upsets, Cornell met the best crews in the East and emerged king of the river

May 21, 1956 | Johnny Palmer
When putting techniques are dissected and discussed, it strikes me that perhaps too little is said about the role timing plays. Granted that the putting stroke calls for a different execution from...

May 21, 1956
11—U.P.12, 13—top, Loomis Dean; bottom, from Sporting Life (Australia)22—drawings by Ajay23—A.P.24, 25—Jim McNamara-Washington Post, Robert Paskach-Omaha World-Herald, A.P.28, 29—top, Toni...

May 21, 1956
At the Morris and Essex they are the centerpiece of the show in and out of the ring

May 21, 1956 | Edited by Ed Zern and Tom Lineaweaver
Based on regular weekly dispatches from SI bureaus and special correspondents in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and overseas; and on reports from fish and game commissions of the 48 states and Alaska

May 21, 1956 | Helen Markel
To Texas Millionaire Clint Murchison and his cronies, the pursuit of this sunfish is a disease which can only partially be cured at Koon Kreek Klub

May 21, 1956
Sirs:Saturday, May 5 was indeed (SI, May 14), but less for the horse race in Kentucky than for the foot race in Los Angeles. It is always disappointing if a really not first-rate favorite wins a...

May 21, 1956
ROBBIE BARDFor three years, 14-year-old Robbie Bard of Annandale-on-Hudson, N.Y. has been 1) tying trout flies and 2) enraging adult fishermen in the area. Robbie refuses to sell his flies (he...

May 21, 1956 | Harry Phillips
While men still challenge the sea, with its calms and tempests, beauty and fury, there will always be more to tell and more worth telling. In this issue, SPORTS ILLUSTRATED publishes the first of...