February 15, 1960 Table Of Contents
Jimmy Jemail's Hotbox
THE QUESTION: Who is the roughest player in the National Hockey League?
By Jimmy Jemail
Pompano
Surf fishing in Florida is one man's way of shedding the weariness of a long winter
Basketball's Week
By Mervin Hyman
Coming Events
COMING EVENTS February 12 to February 18
Olympics
The Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley will be seen by more people than ever, and once again they promise a wonderful show
The Soviet squad at Squaw Valley is packed with world champions who could win every gold medal in both men's and women's events
The Russian team is the best in this unique shooting-cum-skiing contest
The big surprise of the Olympics may be an American jumper who has adopted the daring forward lean of the new international style
The Scandinavians will win half the medals, the Soviets will get the rest
DOWNHILL, SLALOM, GIANT SLALOM
Sailer is gone, but in Alpine events Austria seems as formidable as ever
A fast, tough Canadian team aims to regain the gold medal—and the prestige—it lost to Russia
The U.S. and Canada are supreme but some Europeans will put up a fight
A dazzling display of jumps and spins will win a gold medal for three-time world champion David Jenkins
Starting 12 years ago with a wilderness, Alec and Justine Cushing may soon acquire control of a $15 million winter sports plant
California Extravaganza
CALIFORNIA'S DESERT EXTRAVAGANZA
Palm Springs' rollicking golf tournament had a huge field, $150,000 in prizes and Joe Campbell's now-famous hole in one
By James Murray
Whack Hyder's paternal feeling for his players make Georgia Tech a basketball power
By Jeremiah Tax
Knocked Cold
BOXING BOREDOM IS KNOCKED COLD
Two champions defended their titles the same night in a rare twin bill at Los Angeles. The result was a record gate, two superb fights and new hope for the sport
By Martin Kane
Events & Discoveries
PORTRAIT OF A MAN WHITEWASHING HIMSELF
Motor Sports
Chrysler's entry in the compact field was just a handsome little auto until it got its "power pack." Then at Daytona its cubic inches began to pay big dividends
Boating
The wind was here, there or nowhere, but 'Pursuit' found enough to win it all
Tip From The Top
By Bob Watson
Cards
Poet And Red Men
THE POET, THE BUMS AND THE LEGENDARY RED MEN
Marianne Moore's poetic exhortation to the Brooklyn Dodgers astonished her admirers. They did not know that in the past she guided even more redoubtable heroes—among them, Jim Thorpe
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: The readers take over
Pat On The Back
'Greyhounds are art'
