November 19, 1956 Table Of Contents
Jimmy Jemail's Hotbox
The Question: Should team scores be kept in the Olympics? (Asked of big shots)
By Jimmy Jemail
Coming Events
COMING EVENTS Including Olympic finals
Thus, last week—in the Magyar version of hip, hip, hooray—the Hungarians were welcomed to Australia. Their salute can stand as the world's salute to the whole assemblage of human skill and excellence known as the Olympic Games
Football: Eighth Week
The time is here when New Year's Day and its bowl games are uppermost in the minds of the country's best football teams and their ardent supporters, so Saturday was a day of climax among contenders. Tennessee proved its priority over Georgia Tech for either the Cotton or Sugar Bowl; Iowa over Minnesota and Oregon State over Stanford for the Rose Bowl; Colorado over Missouri for the Orange Bowl; and Texas A&M over all to defend the honor of the Southwest
By Lee Griggs
Events & Discoveries
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE FOR GOLF, THE MELBOURNE CUP RUNNETH OVER, MEDICO-SPORTING JOURNAL, THE COACH'S WIFE, ARCHIE MOORE IN A REFLECTIVE MOOD, A MUFFLED BOOM IN SOCCER
Preview
Next week the Games begin. Sports Illustrated presents on the following 50 pages the Olympic sports and Olympians who offer the world, in its present doubtful state, a common cause to cheer
Here is the heart and soul of the Olympic Games and here, once again, it will be the United States against the world—with the U.S. favored
By Roy Terrell
While getting ready to stage a fierce Olympic swimming match, Australia also built a team strong enough to keep most of the gold medals at home
Olympic Honor Roll
An alphabetical listing of the men and women who will represent the United States at Melbourne
Scouting Reports
Acknowledgments
Sporting Look
The best-dressed team we've ever sent to an Olympiad wears uniforms donated by American manufacturers
Tip From The Top
especially for erratic chippers
By Sam Snead
Indoor Golfer
The frost is on the fairway and the golfer stays at home. He's in the den, polishing up his game
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19th HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Mr. Caper
By Ajay
Pat On The Back
U.S. OLYMPIC FIELD HOCKEY TEAM
Departments
...THESE FACES IN THE CROWD...
By Don Parker
By Tex Maule
