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Contents
16 Happy Man on a Moor
His other missions accomplished, Ike gratefully traded political fanfare for Scottish fairways
20 Despite All, a Delightful Show
The Pan American Games in Chicago stood up to difficulties and came off in fine style
24 Biggest Out of the Week
Cleveland's Minnie Minoso came tearing home to score—and the Gone Sox threw him out
26 The Year Casey Quit
Gerald Holland saw Ol' Case doze off in the dugout. This is the wistful dream he may have had
32 The Beat of Their Wings
Almost audible evidence that the nation's flyways are not yet barren of wildfowl
40 The West Awaits the World Series
Too much too soon for the expectant Coast cities? You can't help liking their spirit
45 High Noon at Broadmoor
Rangy Charlie Coe is set to shoot it out for the Amateur golf title. By Herbert Warren Wind
48 The Falcon: New Fling For Ford
A new era of American automotive manufacturing opens with the compact Falcon
52 The Sporting Look for Fall
In a quarterly preview, SPORTS ILLUSTRATED presents the soon-to-be-fashionable "field look"
88 School of Hard Knox
Introducing two extraordinary athletes, Seymour and Norty Knox, who were trained to win
The departments
8 Coming Events
12 Scoreboard
14 Baseball's Week
35 Events & Discoveries
50 Trotting
66 Tip from the Top
69 Horse Racing
76 Horses
93 19th Hole
96 Pat on the Back
Cover: Charlie Coe
This lean Oklahoman seeks his third U.S. Amateur golf title next week at Colorado-Springs. Beginning on page 45 Herbert Warren Wind tells why Coe is the golfer he is.
Photograph by A. Y. Owen
Acknowledgments on page 12
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Next week
SPORTS ILLUSTRATED puts the ball in play with its fourth annual Football Issue and starts it off with a milestone of its own, its first foldout cover, showing a dramatic moment in last year's action. Inside will be a four-page section of football in color, a special illustrated feature on How to Watch Football and views of preseason campus preparations. For the first time there will be a special insert, to be detached and kept throughout the season, with scouting reports and schedules of 130 college teams, as well as Red Grange's selections for the Eleven Best Elevens of 1959.
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