Johnny comes marching home, Air Force tradition takes off, Horse of a button-down collar, Death in the dusk, Subway alumni in Crystal Ballroom, Thumbs down on Greasy Thumb

Tony Trabert has made up his mind to turn pro (see page 30). Strong probability: Aussie whiz kids Lew Hoad and Ken Rose-wall will announce similar decisions soon.

The blazered bandsmen of Old Nassau symbolize 80-odd years of tradition on a field where football is more than a game

The president of Yale believes college football has forgotten its main purpose and suggests some cures that won't kill the patient

The big games were in towns like Ann Arbor and Baltimore—where Army lost to Michigan and Navy routed Pitt—but barely noted, on a dusty field in Denver, a bunch of junior birdmen proudly bearing...

Having lost to the Cadets in all five of their previous games, Michigan took drastic revenge 26-2, moving a step closer to the Rose Bowl and knocking unbeaten Army out of First Ten. Halfback Terry...

GOLF'S THEIR GAME

The world's best amateur has turned pro and U. S. tennis is on the spot. Here our Davis Cup captain looks at the future and comments on some good prospects

When a Bangkok girl gives her boy friend this advice, she may be trying to build him up—not let him down

Yale's former coach differs with Yale's president (see page 19) on the care and training of Ivy, but he concedes that there is still plenty of hot competition among his old friends in Yankeeland

•Michigan State vs. Notre Dame. Surprising Spartans swamped Stanford after out-statisticking Michigan previous week. Toughest test to date for unscored-on Irish. Still, NOTRE DAME.

When average golfers attend a major tournament, they are often struck by how long the top pros hit their shots and yet how easily they seem to swing at the ball. It takes effort to hit a golf...

RECORD BREAKERS

EAST

A lifetime spent at chess has brought to Sammy Reshevsky, once a boy wonder, pre-eminence in the purest intellectual contest of all

As they have since the 12th century, picturesquely uniformed English sportsmen carry on one of the least-known but most ancient forms of hunting with hounds

SO—season opened (or opens); SC—season closed (or closes). C—clear water; D—water dirty or roily; M—water muddy. N—water at normal height; SH—slightly high; H—high; VH—very high; L—low; R—rising;...

8—Walter Daran12, 13—drawings by Ajay19, 40—Fons Iannelli24, 25—Hans Knopf-Pix26, 27—top, Tom Burnside; bottom, Hans Knopf-Pix28—Robert Halmi29—Bob Lackenbach30—top, Max Peter Haas; bottom, Samuel...

It was only last week the Dodgers finally beat the Yanks and won the Series. But in Brooklyn that grand day is already a part of history

In the last half of the sixth inning of the seventh game, with the Dodgers leading 2-0, McDougald on first and Martin on second, no one out and Berra at bat with a count of one ball and no...

TEX McCRARY, Manhasset, N.Y.Radio and TV personality"No. Golf is like mountain climbing. You are playing against yourself. Unlike mountain climbing, I never knew a golfer who worked up a good...

Professional baseball took most of the interest from college baseball. Will professional football do the same to college football?

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THAT LOVELY INTERLUDESirs:It's all over. The tumult and the shouting have died, the heroes are preening themselves in home-town celebrations and the little men who write the record books are...

BILL GOLDBECKBill Goldbeck, 57, celebrates this month his 25th anniversary as the professional at the Mount Kisco, N.Y. Country Club. Although never a Hogan when it came to tournaments, Bill's...

Certainly one of the best things SPORTS ILLUSTRATED has brought to the enjoyment of sports is the number of new names it has added to the roster of fine sportswriters," reader Ralph Cautley write...