May 20, 1996 Table Of Contents

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Golf Plus

SHORT BUT SWEET LAURA DAVIES OVERCAME THE ELEMENTS TO WIN THE LPGA CHAMPIONSHIP IN GOLF'S FIRST 54-HOLE MAJOR

By Sally Jenkins

REGRETTABLE BEHAVIOR

By Amy Nutt

AS EASY AS... PHIL MICKELSON GOT HIS THIRD 1996 TITLE AT THE NELSON, BUT HE DOESN'T FIND WINNING AS SIMPLE AS HE MAKES IT LOOK

By Jaime Diaz

By Bill Colson

REALITY BITES THE LIFE OF A TOUR PRO'S WIFE IS NOT ALL PEACHES AND CREAM

By Alan Shipnuck

WOODS RAISES QUESTIONS WITH SCHEDULE CALLAWAY GETTING IN BALL BUSINESS COUPLES'S BACK IN PAIN

By Tim Rosaforte

EDITED BY Jack McCallum AND Richard O'Brien

A POX ON BOTH THEIR PITS

By Ed Hinton EDITED BY Jack McCallum AND Richard O'Brien

NHL Playoffs

FLIRTING WITH DISASTER THE FAVORED RED WINGS ONCE AGAIN SAW THEIR STANLEY CUP HOPES BEING DASHED, THIS TIME BY THE BLUES

By Austin Murphy

CATCHING FIRE KEN WREGGET, PITTSBURGH'S HOMESPUN BACKUP GOALIE, IS THE SURPRISE STAR OF THE POSTSEASON

By Michael Farber

NBA Playoffs

GETTING A BIG LIFT AS SHAQUILLE O'NEAL ELEVATED HIS GAME, NOW-MATURE ORLANDO TOOK COMMAND AGAINST ATLANTA

By Tim Crothers

NO MORE NICE GUYS ONCE-GENTLE UTAH SUDDENLY GOT TOUGH AND WENT UP THREE GAMES TO ONE OVER TIMID SAN ANTONIO

By Phil Taylor

Cycling

TOUR DE ARMSTRONG AMERICA'S LANCE ARMSTRONG SETS HIS SIGHTS ON OLYMPIC GOLD AFTER A STIRRING WIN IN THE TOUR DUPONT

By Alan Shipnuck

College Basketball

GOING, GOING, GONE THE GROWING EXODUS OF STAR UNDERCLASSMEN TO THE NBA IS RIPPING THE HEART OUT OF THE COLLEGE GAME

By Jack McCallum

Pro Football

GOOD NEIGHBOR JIM HARBAUGH HAS FINALLY FOUND AN NFL HOME, WITH THE INDIANAPOLIS COLTS

By Austin Murphy

CANCER BENCHES ONE OF THE GRITTIEST PLAYERS IN THE GAME THE YANKEES LOSE AN ACE LEITER'S GOOD FORTUNE

By Tim Kurkjian

INDIANA TRIES TO MAINTAIN ITS NUCLEUS THE BULLS' CLEAMONS IN DEMAND RODMAN AT HIS MOST OUTRAGEOUS

By Jackie MacMullan

Baseball [Bonus Piece]

Heaven Help Marge Schott

The Reds' owner, long ago reduced to a life of loneliness, has further isolated herself by her spiteful words and witless deeds.

By Rick Reilly

KEEP ON TRUCKIN' THE DEPLETED FIELD VYING FOR THE INDY 500 POLE OPENED THE DOOR FOR AN UNLIKELY QUALIFIER

By David Albin

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