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Environment
DOWN FOR THE COUNT THE NEWLY POPULAR ANNUAL FISH CENSUS TELLS A TROUBLING STORY
By TOM CUNEFF
Golf Plus
SHOT TO THE TOP BY WINNING FOR THE SECOND WEEK IN A ROW, ERNIE ELS TOOK OVER AS THE NO. 1 PLAYER IN THE WORLD
By Alan Shipnuck
NEWS AND NOTES
BOTTOM LINES
COMPILED BY Gary B. Smith
KNOCK ON WOOD
By DAVIS LOVE III
THE INVISIBLE MAN OVERLOOKED JEFF MAGGERT MIGHT BE JUST THE TICKET IN THE BRITISH OPEN
By Gary Van Sickle
Catching Up With...
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS OUTFIELDER WALLY MOON APRIL 22, 1957
By Ron Fimrite
Television
SI VIEW THE WEEK IN TV SPORTS
By John Walters
Track And Field
HER FUTURE IS UP IN THE AIR POLE VAULTER STACY DRAGILA IS NOT A HOUSEHOLD NAME, BUT SHE'S NO LONGER ANONYMOUS
By Cameron Morfit
Faces In The Crowd
FACES IN THE CROWD
Boxing
LOVESTRUCK HEADING INTO HIS REMATCH WITH MIKE TYSON, EVANDER HOLYFIELD IS A HEAVYWEIGHT KING WITH A NEW $15 MILLION CASTLE AND A WIFE WHO HAS BROUGHT ROMANCE AND ORDER TO HIS LIFE
By Richard Hoffer
LONG ROAD BACK MIKE TYSON'S CAREER WENT AWRY WHEN HE WAS STUNNED BY EVANDER HOLYFIELD. IN THIS EXCLUSIVE FROM HIS LAS VEGAS CAMP WE TAKE A LOOK AT THE ARDUOUS GRIND HE HOPES WILL LEAD TO THE HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE
Baseball
EXPOSED MONTREAL HAS PIECED TOGETHER ANOTHER WINNING TEAM, BUT THE TIGHTFISTED FRONT OFFICE KEEPS THE PLAYERS ON THE LOOKOUT FOR A WAY TO ESCAPE
By Michael Farber
DYNAMITE TONY PHILLIPS, ANAHEIM'S DIMINUTIVE AND EXPLOSIVE STAR, BOOMS OUT HITS AND INVECTIVE
By Johnette Howard
Pro Basketball
THEY GOT NEXT TIPPING OFF TO LARGE CROWDS AND GREAT EXPECTATIONS, THE HYPER-HYPED WNBA FELL SHORT ONLY ON THE COURT
By Steve Lopez
Hockey
THE FIRST TO GO FOURTH ROBERTO LUONGO WAS DRAFTED EARLIER THAN ANY OTHER NETMINDER IN NHL HISTORY. DOES THAT MEAN THE LEAGUE IS FINALLY CHANGING THE WAY IT SIZES UP GOALIES?
By David Fleming
Pro Football
FINALLY HE'S GOT THE POINT TRENT DILFER, THE BUCS' VALUABLE QUARTERBACK, SAYS HE ERRED OFTEN. BUT HE ALSO LEARNED FROM HIS MISTAKES
By Michael Silver
Inside Baseball
THE MARINERS' JUNIOR PARTNERSHIP THE FALLOFF AT LEADOFF AS SALMON'S WIFE RECOVERS SO DOES HIS STROKE
By Tim Crothers
Business [bonus Piece]
Is Jerry Reinsdorf, the belligerent union buster he appeared to be during the baseball strike,
...the turncoat who signed Albert Belle to a $55 million contract to play for the White Sox, the lunatic who might break up the Bulls' dynasty, the malcontent who sued the NBA to protect his own TV Revenues? Or is he simply misunderstood? Is he, in fact, one of the smartest owners in pro sports, a businessman whose teams are powerful and profitable and whose employees are deeploy loyal?
By E.M. Swift
THE LAST FRAME AFTER 36 YEARS ON ABC, BOWLING AND ANNOUNCER CHRIS SCHENKEL GOT TOSSED INTO THE GUTTER
By Gerry Callahan
Departments
LETTERS
NASCAR IN GOLDEN STATE...HEAVYWEIGHT REMATCHES...FOX TV DEAL...RODMAN'S A DOLL...NHL EXPANSION...WIMBLEDON ON THE WEB...DENNIS MARTINEZ RETIRES
EDITED BY Richard O'Brien AND Kostya Kennedy
