October 6, 1997 Table Of Contents
Focus
Golf
COMING TO AMERICA BRITAIN'S PETER OOSTERHUIS, THE LONGTIME RYDER CUP STAR, IS HEADED FOR CBS
Faces In The Crowd
Golf Plus
FAST FADE THE U.S. LOST THE CUP IN A HURRY ON A HISTORIC SATURDAY
GROUNDED MIGUEL ANGEL MARTIN, AND MORE, WAS SACRIFICED TO ENSURE A EUROPEAN WIN
By Jaime Diaz
COMPILED BY Gary B. Smith
By Johnny Hart
THE SILVER LINING ON SECOND THOUGHT, THE U.S. LOSS TO EUROPE WAS NOT ALL BAD NEWS
Yesterday
Catching Up With...
CATCHING UP WITH ... LOS ANGELES KINGS GOALTENDER ROGIE VACHON - FEBRUARY 10, 1975
Television
By John Walters
Design
SHARPER IMAGE ED JARVIS LOOKED AT THE WORLD THROUGH HIS SON'S VISOR, THEN MADE A BETTER ONE
By RICHARD DEUTSCH
Reminiscence
By Jay Lovinger
Pro Football
Ryder Cup
In a stunning upset in Spain, a European team led by captain Seve Ballesteros gored the U.S.
By Rick Reilly
Perspective
Pro Basketball
HAPPY KEMPER IN A THREE-TEAM TRADE, EVERYONE GOT WHAT HE WANTED--EVEN CHRONIC MALCONTENT SHAWN KEMP
Baseball
By Tom Verducci
By Steve Rushin
Triathlon
IRONWOMAN NOBODY IS TOUGHER THAN PAULA NEWBY-FRASER WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH
By Ken McAlpine
College Football
By John Walters
NHL 97-98
By E.M. Swift
1 COLORADO AVALANCHE AN UNBEATABLE COMBINATION: THE BEST TEAM IS ALSO THE HUNGRIEST
2 PHILADELPHIA FLYERS THE LEAGUE'S BIGGEST TEAM HAS A BIG QUESTION: WHO'S IN GOAL?
3 NEW JERSEY DEVILS COULD THIS BE THEIR LAST CHANCE TO WIN THE HARDWARE?
4 DETROIT RED WINGS DESPITE THE LONG-AWAITED TITLE, THERE'S LITTLE TO CELEBRATE
6 NEW YORK RANGERS MISSION ACCOMPLISHED: GETTING OUT FROM UNDER A BIG MESS
5 DALLAS STARS GRADUATING WITH HONORS IS ALL THAT MATTERS TO THEM
7 WASHINGTON CAPITALS A NEW COACH, A NEW ATTITUDE AND SOME SELECTIVE AMNESIA
8 EDMONTON OILERS TURN BACK THE TIME MACHINE, HERE COME THE 1980S
10 ANAHEIM MIGHTY DUCKS PAGE WANTS TO BE THE ONE TO FINISH THE JOB--AT LAST
11 FLORIDA PANTHERS MOST PRESSING NEED: AN OX IN THE DRESSING ROOM
By Tim Crothers
12 OTTAWA SENATORS HOW LOW CAN THEY GO? TO NO. 1 (IN THEIR DIVISION)
13 MONTREAL CANADIENS A CUP? NO, BUT AT LEAST ORDER HAS BEEN RESTORED
14 VANCOUVER CANUCKS CAPTAIN OR NOT, MESSIER WILL LEAD THEM
By Grant Wahl
16 CAROLINA HURRICANES THEY'D BE BETTER OFF IF THEY PLAYED IN THE ACC
By Tim Crothers
15 BUFFALO SABRES LEAGUE LEADERS IN ONE CATEGORY: BIZARRE BEHAVIOR
18 NEW YORK ISLANDERS DESPITE PLAYING MUSICAL OWNERS, THEY'LL ROCK
17 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS STRAP ON YOUR HELMET: A TASKMASTER TAKES OVER
20 CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS CHAMPIONSHIP DROUGHT: 36 YEARS AND COUNTING
By Grant Wahl
19 ST. LOUIS BLUES PICKING UP THE PIECES AFTER THE KEENAN CHAOS
22 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING LITTLE MONEY, EVEN LESS OF A CHANCE FOR SUCCESS
By Tim Crothers
21 SAN JOSE SHARKS THEIR TWO YOUNG GUNS ARE THEIR ONLY SHOT
23 BOSTON BRUINS THE STREAK IS HISTORY, BUT THE FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT
24 CALGARY FLAMES CHANGES EVERYWHERE, EXCEPT IN THE STANDINGS
26 LOS ANGELES KINGS LOOKING TO THE FUTURE BY HARKENING TO THE PAST
25 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS BOOK IT: THEY'LL BE SMARTER BUT JUST AS INEPT
Nhl97-98 Scouting Reports
9 PHOENIX COYOTES EXPECT THE FIRST SUCCESS SINCE THE REAGAN AND ZIEGLER YEARS
Inside Motor Sports
By Ed Hinton
Inside The NFL
Inside College Football
By Ivan Maisel
AMOS ZEREOUE WEST VIRGINIA'S FAST-FORWARD SOPHOMORE TAILBACK
By Marty Burns
Departments
By SCORECARD STAFF WRITER Kostya Kennedy EDITED BY Richard O'Brien AND Hank Hersch
WHAT JACKIE DID JACKIE ROBINSON, BY ARNOLD RAMPERSAD, 464 PP. ALFRED A. KNOPF, $27.50