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Motor Sports
NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT SINCE 1980, NO INDIANAPOLIS 500 HAS BEGUN WITHOUT A WAVE FROM DUANE SWEENEY
By John GrossmanN
Golf Plus
RIGHT UP HIS ALLEY BEN HOGAN'S FAILING HEALTH CAST A SHADOW OVER COREY PAVIN'S CONQUEST OF COLONIAL
By Alan Shipnuck
By Bill Colson
CLEANING UP TOMMY TOLLES HAS BEEN RAKING IN THE DOUGH BUT IS STILL WAITING FOR A BREAKTHROUGH WIN
By Robinson Holloway
EYE OF THE TIGER SINGLE-MINDED AND COLOR-BLIND, EDDIE PAYTON HAS TURNED JACKSON STATE INTO A MOST UNLIKELY POWER
By Rick Lipsey
EDITED BY Jack McCallum AND Richard O'Brien
ANDY NORTH GETS TURNED DOWN TWICE THE SKINS GAME WANTS TIGER PGA EYES COLONIAL AS RYDER SITE
By Tim Rosaforte
FOUR STRAIGHT
By MATTHEW RUDY
Bowling
NOT YOUR ORDINARY ALLEY THE NATIONAL BOWLING STADIUM IS STRIKING BECAUSE NO EXPENSE HAS BEEN SPARED
By Michael Finkel
Baseball
FLY OFTEN AND CARRY A BIG STICK AGENT DON NOMURA IS TRYING TO INTRODUCE U.S.-STYLE PLAYER REPRESENTATION TO JAPAN
By Franz Lidz
A NEW HIGH
Hours before Brett Favre checked into rehab, recording addict Dwight Gooden, his career nearly in ruin, reversed his fortunes with a no-hitter
By Tom Verducci
PART OF THE CROWD AFTER SEVERAL CONSPICUOUSLY TROUBLED YEARS, THE MARLINS' GARY SHEFFIELD IS HAPPY TO BLEND INTO THE MIAMI SCENE
By Tom Verducci
Tennis
MORE LENGTH, MORE STRENGTH LONGER RACKETS ARE PROVIDING POWER TO THE GAMES OF EVEN THE SHORTEST PLAYERS
By David Sparrow
Pro Football
Brett Favre Details How the Pain of Playing in the NFL Led to His Addiction to Painkillers
By Peter King
NBA Playoffs
PICKED OFF LED BY ITS DYNAMIC DUO, GARY PAYTON AND SHAWN KEMP, SEATTLE OUTDID UTAH'S PAIR OF ACES FOR A 2-0 LEAD IN THE WEST
By Phil Taylor
Track & Field
FAST TIMES IN HOTLANTA DESPITE STIFLING WEATHER, A FIRECRACKER FIELD LIT UP THE NEW OLYMPIC TRACK WITH SEVEN 1996 WORLD BESTS
By Tim Layden
NHL Playoffs
COMING OF AGE ED JOVANOVSKI, FLORIDA'S TOUGH TEENAGED ROOKIE, HAS HELPED PUT SOME NEW TEETH IN THE PANTHERS' QUEST FOR A CUP
By Michael Farber
Horse Racing
NIGHT AND DAY PAT DAY TURNED A TRAINER'S SNUB INTO HIS FIFTH PREAKNESS VICTORY, ABOARD LOUIS QUATORZE
By William F. Reed
SAN ANTONIO LOOKS FOR ANSWERS AFTER YET ANOTHER PLAYOFF EXIT KARL PONDERS A SABBATICAL NIXING SOME KNICKS
By Jackie MacMullan
THE PHILLIES' ROOKIE ACE IS OFF TO A 6-1 START FOR THE BRAVES, NO JUSTICE THE MAJORS' MOST UNDERRATED PLAYERS
By Tim Kurkjian
Pro Basketball [bonus Piece]
Sitting Bull
Phil Jackson may invoke Sioux lore and zen mysticism in coaching Michael Jordan & Co., but the real message: Play smart basketball
By Richard Hoffer
THE OLD HEAVE-HO FANS' TOSSING THINGS, BE THEY CONFECTIONS OR CRITTERS, HAS LOST WHATEVER CHARM IT ONCE HAD
By Michael Farber
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