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Front Cover
Back Cover
March 18, 1957
Jimmy Jemail's Hotbox
Coming Events
Fred Haney's Fire
His Milwaukee Braves blew the National League pennant last year, but he has other plans for the coming season
The courts have caught up with the boxing monopoly of James D. Norris, thus joining Sports Illustrated in its demand for more competition in and out of the ring
Events & Discoveries
MICKEY AND THE MACHINE AGE, A LONG PROBLEM FOR BRAGG, DEMARET'S WEARING ON THE GREEN, A FRESH START FOR THE STRIPERS, DIM RED LIGHT ON FOOTBALL
With rare and human insight, Russell Hoban re-creates in words and a painting the bright moment when young Floyd Patterson changed forever and became Heavyweight Champion of the World
Pancho The Great
RICHARD GONZALES IS THE KING OF AN EXPANDING TRIBE OF TENNIS PROFESSIONALS WHO ARE CASTING A LONG SHADOW OVER THE AMATEUR TENNIS WORLD
Open Tennis
The Footloose Sportsman
Basketball
A year of exciting basketball culminates in the NCAA tournament, with the big question being whether form—which has held true all season—will also decide the national champion
Horse Racing
An invader captures the Louisiana Derby, and a lady's pet finds gold in California against backgrounds of TRADITION AND MUD
Outdoors
In Washington, D.C. last week Congress and the North American Wildlife Conference gave all outdoorsmen CAUSE TO CHEER
Skiing
In his debut on American snow, the pride of Austria proved that the fastest skis in the world belong to SAILER THE SUPERB
The Red Wings
Howe and Lindsay are their names, and for the 11th straight year they are the driving spark of the great Detroit hockey team that Jack (Adams) built
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
Acknowledgments
Pat On The Back
Departments
These are the appurtenances of Smoke Tree Ranch, where refugees from the executive way of life can relax as California primitives