1957-10-14 Sports Illustrated Magazine Contents for October 14, 1957

1957/10/14 – Front cover features Charles Goren at the bridge table

The Braves’ New World – Special Commentator Sal Maglie, Baseball Editor Robert Creamer, and Sports Illustrated’s photographers combine to report how the Milwaukee Braves bounced back twice from Series defeats at the hands of the New York Yankees – 9 pages cover the first 5 games of the 1957 World Series leaving it with tghe Braves up 3 games to 2 over the Yankees in a series that would go 7 with the Braves emerging as World Champions

Football: Third Week – Despite World Series distractions, the fans still had some frenzied moments

Comfort and Color – Roosevelt Raceway’s spectacular new harness track is described by Jeremiah Tax

The Subway Alumnus Rides Again – The Army-Notre Dame rivalry is renewed after a nine-year lapse. A preview by Tex Maule. Also the Oklahoma-Texas football weekend in Dallas in color

Hot and Cold Tips for Tail Gate Picnics – How to meet the challenge of the pre-football lunch by Charlotte Adams

Six Wondrous Days in a Cave – The awesome story of the conquest of the Berger Chasm by Jean Cadoux

Governor Joe Foss Campaigns for Antelope – Coles Phinizy accompanies the Marine hereo on a bow-and-arrow hunt

How Good Are You? – Bridge is fun, says Charles Goren, whatever your rating may be

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