March 21, 1955 Table Of Contents
Pat On The Back
A salute to some who have earned the good opinion of the world of sport, if not yet its tallest headlines
Jimmy Jemail's Hotbox
The Question: Is it possible for a horse player to beat the races?
By Jimmy Jemail
Baseball
As thousands cheer, the Giants-Indians annual spring rivalry hits the road. The champs, however, sometimes perform like Rinky Dinks
Events & Discoveries
BASKETBALL MADE SIMPLE, ARE LADY GOLFERS LIKE CHILDREN?, MILK FOR WEIGHT LIFTERS, TV FOR THE BETTOR, CASEY BANS THE DIME TIP, DO YOU HAVE A POINTED HEAD?, BANTAMWEIGHT TAKES A RABBIT PUNCH
Spectacle
Few exclamations suggest more terrifying African sights than those shown in these rare pictures of the infuriated charge of a rhino
The Wonderful World Of Sport
Penn State's gymnasts tumble, twist, stand and climb for a mass portrait
Tip From The Top
Especially useful for beginners and for high-handicap golfers
By Jim Fogertey
Bird Watch
BOSTON BIRD WATCHER WALKS WITH HIS HERO
An admirer of Roger Tory Peterson, author of the 'Field Guide,' reports on the exciting adventure to a friend
Snow Patrol
A late roundup of snow conditions in America from picked local skiers
Compiled by Bill Wallace
Fisherman's Calendar
A digest of last-minute reports from fishermen and other unreliable sources
Compiled by Ed Zern
Boxing
Everyone but Carmen Basilio gets a crack at the welterweight title
Golf
Bo Wininger broke through at last and won at Baton Rouge
Sporting Look
Smack in the middle of the desert sprouts Palm Springs, one of America's great playgrounds, nourished by mountain water and the sun-lover's dollar
Boating
Wiget and Tenney battle it out for Southern outboard honors
BASKETBALL
Nobody can stop the Air Force team from Andrews
By Gerald Astor
Coming Events
COMING EVENTS March 18 through March 27
Acknowledgments
Yesterday
When Irish-Americans were busily breaking each other's track and field records a good time was had by everybody
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19th HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER