October 14, 1957 Table Of Contents

Author:
SI Staff

SPIKED SHOES ON MILWAUKEE'S WELCOME MAT, BASEBALL ON COLOR TV, HOW TO MISUNDERSTAND SUGAR RAY, FOOTBALL GETS THE QUEEN FOR A DAY, IN 1960, ROME

Football: Third Week

SPLIT FANS

While the football fans above were going wild over this 72-yard run by Minnesota's Dick Larson (15) as his team beat Purdue 21-17, others divided their concentration between football and the World Series in Milwaukee—as told below

Roosevelt Raceway

COMFORT AND COLOR

Bringing harness racing into the big time, the pioneers of nighttime trotting at Roosevelt Raceway in suburban New York made a sensationally successful investment in COMFORT AND COLOR

By Jeremiah Tax

Preview

THE SUBWAY ALUMNUS RIDES AGAIN

Army against Notre Dame, once the big football game of the year for the man without a college, is revived after a lapse of nine years

By Tex Maule

WEEKEND IN DALLAS

Tail Gate Picnic

Tail Gate Picnic

By Charlotte Adams

Antelope Hunt

JOE FOSS CAMPAIGNS FOR ANTELOPE

After three luckless seasons the Marine hero who is now governor of South Dakota still hunts his wily prey with bow and arrow

By Coles Phinizy

Cards On The Table

HOW GOOD ARE YOU?

As a bridge player, the author contends, your main aim should be to get fun out of the game, which is a competitive sport. But he also has a cheerful—and revolutionary—method of evaluating your own rating

By Charles Goren

14 This variation of the pelvic tilt trims and limbers hips and thighs

By Bonnie Prudden