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TABLE OF CONTENTS
February 25, 1957 | Volume 6, Issue 8
February 25, 1957
February 25, 1957
February 25, 1957 •Busch's Strong BrewAs major leaguers headed for the sun-country, none had a more pointed send-off than St. Louis' Frank (Trader) Lane. Said Owner August Busch Jr., off the cuff at a dinner: "I...
Champion Basilio, a banger, and Johnny Saxton, a boxer, battle this week for the third time and the welterweight championship
February 25, 1957 | Coles Phinizy By midseason it is the habit of reigning champions of indoor track to settle in their proper niches and fend off the challengers. This year Ron Delany again owns the mile, and Arnie Sowell the...
February 25, 1957 RECORD BREAKERS
February 25, 1957 Chiharu (Chick)
Igaya, slick-skiing Japanese Olympian, set downhill record, next day captured
slalom for combined title, finished third in jumping to give Dartmouth victory
over host team in...
February 25, 1957 Presidential pickup is displayed by vacationing Dwight Eisenhower as he beats caddie in plucking ball from cup after putt by Partner John Walters on ninth green at Thomasville, Ga.
February 25, 1957 BOBSLEDDING
No one is quite sure where the players will come from, but professional basketball is anticipating A BLESSED EVENT
February 25, 1957 1—bottom, Robert Riger, Hy Peskin4—Jon Brenneis12-15—Ylla from Rapho-Guillumette20—bottom, Joe Rimkus-Miami Daily News21—Richard Meek23, 25—drawings by Ajay32, 33—Coles Phinizy35—Hy Peskin,...
Iron Liege, the handsome and high-spirited Kentucky Derby entry who is the subject of our lead story this week, had no name when an experimental issue (see cut) of a "new weekly sport magazine,"...
To Alabama's quail-crowded bird-dog paradise flock field trialers from all over the nation each February for the National Shooting Dog Championship
An affinity for Afghans decided the Westminster classic, and out of 2,594 the surprise winner was really nothing BUT A HOUND DOG
When they are faced with a short chip from the apron of a green, most players feel compelled to try to loft the ball up to the pin. Their thinking here seems to be that every shot in golf, except...
For many a Thoroughbred admirer, preoccupied as he may be with the racing futures of classically bred 3-year-olds (see page 12), the picture above should nonetheless strike a deeply gratifying...
February 25, 1957 Conservative Main Line Philadelphia has gone grunt-and-groan. Wrestling, one of the fastest-growing school- boy and college sports, has so captured the hearts of this usually staid, unexcitable...
BUICK
2nd, Class 7 Flying Mile; 8th, Cl. 7 Acceleration
The Arlberg, Austria's snow bowl, is where it all began. For the tourist, the tyro or the terrific, it's still tops
SPOT TO SKI: DUTCH HILL
February 25, 1957 SO—season opened (or opens); SC—season closed (or closes).C—clear water; D—water dirty or roily; M—water muddy.N—water at normal height; SH—slightly high; H—high; VH-very high; L—low; R—rising;...
February 25, 1957 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22
February 25, 1957 BASKETBALL: YOU ARE THERE, YELLINGSirs:It was a great night in Lawrence, all right, and Jubilation on the Kaw (SI, Feb. 11) was a masterpiece. After reading it, we felt we had been there—yelling...
February 25, 1957 New York's Governor Averell Harriman, loading skis here in front of the Executive Mansion before a recent outing, is no casual skier. Indeed, he is the Empire State's No. 1 skier, as his official...
CELESTE HOLMBeverly Hills and New YorkMovie starYes, and if for no other reason than to get Tony Trabert, former champion, back into the picture. Tony was once a world figure in tennis. You hear...
Should we regulate boat traffic like automobile traffic?
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