September 24, 1956 Table Of Contents
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Jimmy Jemail's Hotbox
The Question: Is it a help or a handicap being the son or daughter of a famous football player?
By Jimmy Jemail
Coming Events
COMING EVENTS September 21 through September 30
By Martin Kane
'Career Four-Irons'—and a will—win him the National Amateur
Events & Discoveries
HOPES AND RADIOS TUNED HIGH IN MILWAUKEE, BOARDMAN IS PALERMO'S PUGILIST NOW, THE MIXTURE AS NEVER BEFORE, BOROTRA IN HIS ATHLETIC FIFTIES, THE ANCIENT AERONAUT
Preview
By Paul O'Neil
Hickman's Hunches
HICKMAN'S HUNCHES for GAMES OF SATURDAY, SEPT. 22
Scouting Reports
The heavily armored athletes shown on the following four pages might not look like football players to Walter Camp, but it was he who thought up the honor they now covet—All-America
By Don Parker
Aesop might well have been referring to them when he wrote, "You may share the labours of the great, but not the spoils"
Acknowledgments
Sporting Look
With a 10-yard-line seat, the weather wet and the home team on the losing end, you can still be a HAPPY SPECTATOR
What Happens To Players?
PART I: WHAT HAPPENS TO FOOTBALL PLAYERS?
In the first of two parts, Sports Illustrated examines the popular notion that stardom on the gridiron is often followed by failure in life. A unique and monumental survey by Notre Dame supplies material for this part of the study, and its conclusions are startling
Tip From The Top
for all golfers except low-handicap players
By Byron Nelson
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19th HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER