July 13, 1998 Table Of Contents
Golf Plus
Same Old Story At Hartford, as in this year's majors, a veteran pro carried the day
Friends And Lovers Lee Westwood and Andrew and Laurae Coltart make quite a threesome
By Franz Lidz
A Sight For Sore Eyes Once Gil Morgan compensated for his faulty vision, he saw his career take off
By Al Barkow
By John F. Lauerman Edited by Kevin Cook
By Susan Anton Edited by Kevin Cook
Scramblers Bailout artists like Bob Estes rarely crack
By Rick Lipsey
Bullish On The British The other majors can't hold a candle to the only true world championship
Catching Up With...
Anthony Davis, USC Tailback October 1, 1973
By Mark Beech
Si View
By John Walters
Tennis
By S.L. Price
Golf
By Jaime Diaz
Baseball
Cleveland slugger Jim Thome is an All-Star starter and maybe--just maybe--the best player in his baseball-rich family
Pro Football
World Cup
By Steve Rushin
Inside
Inside Motor Sports
By Ed Hinton
Inside Soccer
By Grant Wahl
Inside Baseball
By Tim Crothers
In Defense Of Roger Contrary to his critics' claims, Maris was a deserving home run king
Knuckling Down Hard-luck Steve Sparks has taken a wobbly path to the Angels' rotation
By Mark Bechtel
Boxing [bonus Piece]
For 35 years, photographer Howard Bingham has traveled the globe, meeting princes and presidents, all thanks to his selfless devotion to a buddy who happens to be the most famous man in the world
By Frank Deford
World Cup Lessons We Have Learned
By Rick Reilly
Departments
End Of A Long Run Dreier's, the oldest sporting-goods store in America, is closing its doors
Boom Boom Goes Hollywood Former WBA lightweight champ Ray Mancini is taking a jab at acting
By Loren Mooney
By Richard Hoffer; Paul Zimmerman; Michael Farber; Tom Verducci EDITED BY Jack McCallum AND Richard O'Brien
