October 30, 1995 Table Of Contents
Cover
Golf Plus
MCCUMBER'S RULES DID MARK MCCUMBER COMMIT THE GAME'S CARDINAL SIN? ONLY HE KNOWS FOR SURE
By Jaime Diaz
STILL HURTING CURTIS STRANGE CAN'T ESCAPE THE NIGHTMARE MEMORIES OF HIS RYDER CUP COLLAPSE
By Lee Janzen
Football
AN UNFLAGGING QUARTERBACK FORTY-YEAR-OLD BOB BUTARA IS A LEGEND IN THE U.S. FLAG AND TOUCH LEAGUE
By Joe Bower
NFL Plus
By John Walters
By Mark Mulvoy
LEE JOHNSON ALWAYS READY WITH STOCK ANSWERS
DON MOSEBAR THE PROTOTYPICAL RAIDER
By John Walters
HENRY THOMAS THE ROAD TO RICHES
Soccer
WE CAN PLAY, BUT CAN WE ROOT? SAM'S ARMY WANTS TO TRAIN AMERICAN SPECTATORS TO BE WORLD-CLASS FANS
Bicycling
WOODSTOCK ON WHEELS EVERY SUMMER THOUSANDS OF CYCLISTS REVEL IN RIDING EN MASSE ACROSS IOWA
Focus
By Pico Iyer
EDITED BY Jack McCallum AND Kostya Kennedy; William F. Reed
Perspective
Pro Football
On Oct. 16, Brett Favre of the Packers began preparing for Sunday's game against the Vikings. Almost from the moment that Favre lifted himself, slowly and painfully, from his bed, SI's Peter King was at his side—at home, on the practice field, in team meetings. King's chronicle of Favre's week takes readers into the head and heart of one of the NFL's best young quarterbacks
By Peter King
Cross-Country
GOING THE DISTANCE WISCONSIN COACH PETER TEGEN ALWAYS HAS HIS WOMEN IN THE RUNNING FOR NCAA TITLES
Baseball
THE FIRST INDIAN PENOBSCOT TRIBE MEMBER LOUIS SOCKALEXIS INSPIRED CLEVELAND'S NICKNAME
By Joanna Cohen
World Series
NAILED THE BRAVES WON GAMES 1 AND 2 WHEN THEIR PITCHERS LAID LOW THE INDIANS' VAUNTED HITTERS
By Tom Verducci
College Football
By Tim Layden
0:00 TO GO TIME HAS RUN OUT ON THE SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE, BUT WHAT A TIME IT WAS
By Peter King
By Jeff Siegel
Celebrity
High School Football
By Darcy Frey SPECIAL REPORTING BY Don Yaeger