June 9, 1957
Baseball X-Ray
Fisherman's Calendar
Acknowledgments
Coming Events
Gloom And Joy
One quarter of the baseball season is already a matter of record. The pennant hopes of some have waned, others have bloomed with spring vigor
Spectacle
Canada's 'Kentucky Derby,' run for the 98th time this week, finds a luxurious new setting
Events & Discoveries
TIME AND DISTANCE, PROFIT AND LOSS, STONEHAM AND O'MALLEY, THREE LAPS WITH MERCURY AND REITH, FIST OF A WINNER, FACE OF A LOSER, HOOK, LINE AND SELTZER
The Wonderful World Of Sport
Duel In The Sun
Indianapolis glory went to a tipped-over engine and a grimly exultant veteran in the fastest '500' ever
Next week the old Ohio club, the scene of thrilling battles in 1920 and 1931, will be host for the third time to the National Open Golf Championship, the game's premier event
Professional golfers have long had an affection for the Inverness course and for the club where, in 1920, they were welcomed as gentlemen for the first time
Age Of Vardon
So amazing was the longevity of Harry Vardon that at Inverness in 1920, 24 years after his first major victory, he all but captured his eighth national championship
The Sporting Look
Sports Illustrated's second American Sportswear Design Awards go to two men who gave women a sporting look
Tennis
Sport In Art
A master paints the explosive action of the kill
Tip From The Top
Jimmy Jemail's Hotbox
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
Pat On The Back
Departments
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