July 2, 1956 Table Of Contents
Jimmy Jemail's Hotbox
By Jimmy Jemail
The Biggest Battle
AND NOW: THE BIGGEST BATTLE OF ALL
In the AAU championships at Bakersfield, nine meet records were set, yet greater events lay ahead in the Olympic Trials
By Roy Terrell
The Wonderful World Of Sport
Events & Discoveries
LAUGHTER IN LONDON AND MOSCOW, OXYGENATION (ETC.) IN THE MILWAUKEE DUGOUT, FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT ON 'DREAM' TRACKS, ADLAI STEVENSON'S POLITATHLON, BEAR BRYANT
New Gibson Girl
Winner of 11 tournaments in a row this year, Althea Gibson is the most interesting contender at that pinnacle of world tennis, Wimbledon. For her story and a look at Wimbledon players, see following pages
IS THIS AUSTRALIA'S YEAR AT WIMBLEDON?
By William F. Talbert
Physical Fitness
CONFERENCE AT ANNAPOLIS: FIRST BLOW FOR FITNESS
From a welter of opinion, a fact emerges: government action on the problem of unfitness in American youth
Coming Events
COMING EVENTS June 29 through July 8
50 Million Campers
50 MILLION CAMPERS HIT THE TRAIL
They can't be wrong—and they aren't—about the beauties of the American wilderness. Here are some tips on the nation's campsites and what to know to enjoy them
AN SI GUIDE TO CAMPING IN THE U.S.
Herewith a state-by-state listing of the nation's supervised camping grounds and what they offer the camper.
TIPS FOR THE TRAIL TO PREVENT TROUBLE
Baseball
By Dick Young
X-Ray
Boating
By Ezra Bowen
Motor Sports
Acknowledgments
Tip From The Top
By Sam Snead
Horse Racing
The Outdoor Week
In trout streams the May fly's life is short but can be fun, no mercy without a stamp in Louisiana, and in Oregon two lads bottle toward degrees
Edited by Ed Zern and Tom Lineaweaver
Boxing
By Martin Kane
Sports Of The Presidents: First Of A Series
George Washington, an enthusiastic fox hunter, was the first of a long line of sports-loving U.S. Presidents
By John Durant
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19th HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Mr. Caper
By Ajay