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TABLE OF CONTENTS
November 17, 1958 | Volume 9, Issue 20
November 17, 1958 BASKETBALL—NEW YORK, leader in NBA Eastern division standings: ST. LOUIS, leader in Western division.
November 17, 1958 4—Martin Nathan12—Hallawell Photos, U.P.I., Cornell Capa-Magnum, A.P., John G. Hemmer, A.P.19—John G. Zimmerman29—drawing by Ajay31—Brian Seed45—top, Keystone50—Frank Lerner51—Mr. and Mrs. Charles...
November 17, 1958 Donald Campbell, who has four times raised world water-speed record, did it again on England's Lake Coniston, drove jet-propelled Bluebird over two runs at average of 248.62 mph.
November 17, 1958 All times E.S.T.
The atomic New York Giants fissure the Colts and (helped by Lions and Bears) tighten the pro race
November 17, 1958 | Roy Terrell
November 17, 1958 FOOTBALL THUNDER IN THE LINEIn the grunting, sweating melee of big men in leather-popping contact most football games are decided. The battle takes place in full view of the stands, but the...
November 17, 1958 Women in Motion (cont.)
November 17, 1958 Justice Harold Burton, in a television interview, reaching into sport for a metaphor to explain the function of the Supreme Court: "It isn't that umpires are infallible or perfect, but if there is...
November 17, 1958 •A preview of the Army-Navy game, traditional climax of fall's football pageant, which will again be seen on coast-to-coast TV. Plus scouting reports on the two teams.
November 17, 1958 It all started," said the leader of the latter-day aeronauts, "as a whim. So, if you are anti-whim, you are anti-us." Weil, nobody can say that we on this magazine are anti-whim, so presumably we...
November 17, 1958 | Virginia Kraft
A few weeks ago, as often happens, various SPORTS ILLUSTRATED assignments scattered various people all over the globe. While Herb Wind, for instance, was in Scotland for golf and Tex Maule in...
Not us, say three large nations, who will counter a Grand Prix engine cut with big cars
The greatest American painter of the outdoor scene, Winslow Homer, was also probably America's most important artist of the last century. He was one of the first artists to go outdoors to paint...
November 17, 1958 | Mort Lund All this summer, while the eyes of the sports-minded were focused on the drama of the America's Cup, the nation's small-boat skippers, class-boat enthusiasts like the smiling champions shown on...
The technique you use in a sand trap when you are faced with a buried or half-buried ball depends on whether the pin is positioned at the near or the far side of the green, whether you need to...
November 17, 1958 | Mary Frost Mabon The chef at '21' can prepare anything from baby pheasants to black bear chops
November 17, 1958 | Mary Frost Mabon Squab chickens, small squabs or small rock Cornish game hens may be substituted for baby pheasants.
Gene's throwing a larger ball in another league, at a new target. But how good is he?
Contract bridge is little more than 30 years old, so quite a few of today's stars have played with and against every great player who ever brightened a tournament entry list. Yet if a poll were...
November 17, 1958 | Peter R. Gimbel
The color photographs on the following pages—the
hideous apparition at right is an angler fish—were taken last summer between
the beginning of June and the end of August. They represent the...
November 17, 1958 | Compiled by Mervin Hyman
(NAIA ratings)
CORNELL VS. DARTMOUTHThe winner will be in a good spot to grab a piece or all of the Ivy League title. A battle of defensive lines, and I think the Indians can hold the Big Red. DARTMOUTH.
November 17, 1958 SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR (CONT.)Sirs:Without a doubt, the selection of one individual as Sportsman of the Year is a herculean task. He must be a proven leader, a star performer and dedicated to his...
November 17, 1958 'Our children deserve exercise'
MRS. AVERELL HARRIMANAlbany, N.Y.Yes, if the husband is a good skier. A man proficient in sports should be a good instructor. My husband was one of the first to ski down the N.Y. State development...
November 17, 1958 MICHIGAN
November 17, 1958 | Bradford Washburn No one who has been caught in their awful glare will easily forget them
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