October 17, 1955 Table Of Contents
Jimmy Jemail's Hotbox
The Question: Is golf an athletic contest?
By Jimmy Jemail
Events & Discoveries
Johnny comes marching home, Air Force tradition takes off, Horse of a button-down collar, Death in the dusk, Subway alumni in Crystal Ballroom, Thumbs down on Greasy Thumb
Spectacle
The blazered bandsmen of Old Nassau symbolize 80-odd years of tradition on a field where football is more than a game
A Dream Of Glory
1958: WILD BLUE DREAM OF GLORY
The big games were in towns like Ann Arbor and Baltimore—where Army lost to Michigan and Navy routed Pitt—but barely noted, on a dusty field in Denver, a bunch of junior birdmen proudly bearing the name Air Force Falcons played a game which made football history
By James Murray
Game Of The Week
Having lost to the Cadets in all five of their previous games, Michigan took drastic revenge 26-2, moving a step closer to the Rose Bowl and knocking unbeaten Army out of First Ten. Halfback Terry Barr (No. 41 left and below) was bright new Michigan star
The Wonderful World Of Sport
The world's best amateur has turned pro and U. S. tennis is on the spot. Here our Davis Cup captain looks at the future and comments on some good prospects
By William F. Talbert
ASIAN SPORTS AND GAMES 1
When a Bangkok girl gives her boy friend this advice, she may be trying to build him up—not let him down
Eastern Football
Yale's former coach differs with Yale's president (see page 19) on the care and training of Ivy, but he concedes that there is still plenty of hot competition among his old friends in Yankeeland
Hickman's Hunches
HICKMAN'S HUNCHES for Games of Saturday, Oct. 15
Tip From The Top
Especially useful for the middle-handicap golfer
By Ed Furgol
Fisherman's Calendar
Compiled by Ed Zern
Acknowledgments
Yesterday/When Brooklyn Won The Series
It was only last week the Dodgers finally beat the Yanks and won the Series. But in Brooklyn that grand day is already a part of history
Coming Events
COMING EVENTS October 14 through October 23
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19th HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
