October 8, 1956 Table Of Contents
Jimmy Jemail's Hotbox
The Question: How important is a jockey to a horse?
By Jimmy Jemail
Coming Events
COMING EVENTS October 5 through October 13
The Great Drama: Last Act
A marvelous season ended, but it wasn't over. The Dodgers won, but they had a World Series yet to play. The incredible drama of baseball moved toward its climax
Preview
Professional football is off and barreling toward its finest season, so herewith some advice from a friend
By James Murray
Events & Discoveries
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE'S HOT FINISH, FROM SPIKES TO CLEATS IN THE CUB SCOUT SET, ROGER, OVER AND TOUCHDOWN IN CLEVELAND, MALLARDS AT 6 O'CLOCK, LOW, MISTER GUS AND OTHERS MOVE UP
The Wonderful World Of Sport
Football: Second Week
Form, they say, will tell, but it has rarely told as consistently as it did last week when the favorites everywhere made the experts worthy of their name
By Don Parker
Jack Kramer
Former World Champion Jack Kramer, now one of the game's greatest living authorities, serves up sundry highly explosive opinions
The Outdoor Week
The majestic whooping crane moves south with its young (right). And, as fall brings new hunting seasons, Newfoundland's moose mix their signals and find themselves derailed
Edited by Thomas H. Lineaweaver
they have rediscovered an almost forgotten dimension in driving—pleasure in performance—
Eastern Conference
Western Conference
Acknowledgments
Horses
Rolling Rock
For several days around Rolling Rock, hunt racing is the focus of interest. Some 20,000 come to cheer and seize the chance for an end-of-season meal in lovely country
Footloose Sportsman
In the salubrious air of The Bronx, scented with a secret formula of beer, cigars and mustard, residents thrive on
The One-Shot Killer
Custom-built for big-game hunters, Roy Weatherby's revolutionary new high-velocity rifle can drop an elephant with a single bullet
By Martin Kane
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Mr. Caper
By Ajay