July 24, 2000 Table Of Contents

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Golf Plus

The Week July 11-17

Say Cheese! To this foursome from Wisconsin, nothing's bigger than the Tour stop in Milwaukee

By Alan Shipnuck

Notebook

By Gary Van Sickle; Jaime Diaz

My Shot The Publinks was a labor of love for real laborers back when I won it 51 years ago

By Ken Towns

Catching Up With...

Rich Karlis, Barefoot Kicker JANUARY 19, 1987

By Adam Himmelsbach

Si View

Chorus Lines News of a musical based on the life of Jesse Ventura sparks a quartet of closing numbers starring other athletes

By Steve Rushin

SI View The Week in TV Sports

By John Walters

Multimedia

By John Walters

Track And Field

M-M-M Good! The world's three greatest sprinters transformed the U.S. track and field trials into the Maurice, Michael and Marion Show

By Tim Layden

Cycling

Heavenly Ascent Making a molehill out of a mountain Lance Armstrong surged toward his second Tour de France win

By Ian Thomsen

Baseball

A Run of Luck Last year Mike Sweeney found his batting stroke, a new position and inner peace. Now the Royals' first baseman is a big hit at the plate and with Kansas City fans

By Jeff Pearlman; David Sabino

Pro Football

Together Forever The induction of Joe Montana and Ronnie Lott into the Hall of Fame next week will be a fitting celebration of their superb 49ers teams--and of their great friendship

By Michael Silver

Inside

Inside THE WEEK IN SPORTS

Inside The NHL

Inside The NHL

By Eric Duhatschek

In the Crease

By Pierre McGuire

Inside Baseball

Inside Baseball

By Stephen Cannella

From the Games to the Show

By David Sabino

Inside College Basketball

Inside College Basketball

By Seth Davis; Tim Crothers

Special Report [bonus Piece]

Out of Control The rising tide of violence and verbal abuse by adults at youth sports events reached its terrible peak this month when one hockey father killed another

By William Nack and Lester Munson Additional reporting by George Dohrmann

An Audience with the Earl

By Rick Reilly; Earl Woods

Departments

Hallowed Be Thy Name Three-year-old Hallowed Dreams sprinted into the record book with her 16th straight win

By Franz Lidz

Leading Off

Welcome to the Real World Tennis pro Nicole Pratt has to work on her budget as hard as on her backhand

By L. Jon Wertheim

Who's Mr. Irrelevant? Who Cares? Safety Michael Green, drafted last by the Bears, may make the NFL--or may not

By Franz Lidz

Books The 1999 Women's World Cup is a tale of a U.S. victory and a gender revolution

By Grant Wahl

Letters

Scorecard McGrady's Choice--Titan-ic Trailer--Odd Couples--Anna Gets Ugly

By Paul Zimmerman; Phil Taylor Edited by Albert Kim and Mark Mravic

Faces in the Crowd