September 14, 1959 Table Of Contents
Jimmy Jemail's Hotbox
By Jimmy Jemail
Wood Nymphs
Vladimir Nabokov, famed author of 'Lolita,' and a renowned lepidopterist, seeks his favorite butterfly in Arizona
Coming Events
COMING EVENTS September 11 to September 17
Baseball's Week
Happy Man
His other missions accomplished, a famous salaried American who has had an unusually busy summer takes time off for a traditional Labor Day holiday and, to his own undisguised satisfaction, tests an unfamiliar linkside course in Scotland
By Charles Mohr
A Delightful Show
DESPITE ALL, A DELIGHTFUL SHOW
The Pan American Games were a warming success in spite of sparse crowds, much confusion
When Casey Quit
The skipper of the skidding World Champions is caught in a catnap. In a not-so-far-fetched fantasy, a wide-awake observer speculates that ol' Case might have been dreaming of the glory that would have been his if he had retired after winning the great World Series of 1958
Events & Discoveries
THE WEST AWAITS THE WORLD SERIES
A NEW FLING FOR FORD: THE FALCON
Compact cars, Detroit's newest idea for 1960, will soon be seen on U.S. highways. First to make its debut will be Ford's Falcon. Here it is
By Joseph Raff
Trotting
The Diller did it, and Ralph was glad
The shy, quiet trainer of the Hambletonian winner let another man drive to victory
By Jeremiah Tax
Fall: The Quarterly Sporting Look Preview
A harvest of fashion from the fields
Tip From The Top
By Ruth Jessen
Horse Racing
The planners and doers come down the stretch
After a slow start, New York sees a chance to regain lead in the nation's racing
Horses
At the Pan American Games old saddles and balky horses turned the modern pentathlon into a classic of confusion
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: The readers take over
Pat On The Back
'I got golf for my birthday'