Sports Illustrated

THE QUALITY OF REMEMBRANCESirs:Saturday, May 5 was indeed A Day to Remember (SI, May 14), but less for the horse race in Kentucky than for the foot race in Los Angeles. It is always disappointing if a really not...

While men still challenge the sea, with its calms and tempests, beauty and fury, there will always be more to tell and more worth telling. In this issue, SPORTS ILLUSTRATED publishes the first of two parts of The...

The center field fence in Baltimore's Memorial Stadium came closer to home plate between the time SI's special baseball issue of April 9 went to press and the opening of the season. This change, in which SPORTS...

Last January first you could say, in theory at least, that the odds against the 1956 Kentucky Derby winner were 9,010 to 1. On that date 9,010 Thoroughbreds, by agreement among the people who raise them, celebrated...

PLEASE TELL ME... Sirs: Will you tell a bewildered subscriber—and there must be scores of your readers similarly puzzled—why no mention is ever made of a bout between Floyd Patterson and Archie Moore, or a match...