
Tomorrow's News Today!!! With unerring insight and uncanny foresight, BRUCE MCCALL unveils the stories we're sure to see soon
Sole Qualifier Tiger Edges Tiger, Tiger, Tiger to Take the
Masters
KIDDIE INVASION TRANSFORMS BASEBALL
Chicago, Aug. 23--Despite new rules instituted by Major League
Baseball to prevent further injuries to the offspring of players, 
the sons and daughters of big leaguers
SERENA MISPLACES RACKET, WINS FRENCH OPEN ANYWAY
Paris, June 6--Armed for the women's finals with nothing but her 
competitive spirit and two flashing fists, Serena Williams took 
the court at Roland Garros yesterday and proved that her bare 
hands were enough
"STRETCHLAND" DREAM HOME LURES NBA SUPERSTARS
Las Vegas, Feb. 14--The brochure from Starstretch Developments 
calls it "stretch living stretched to the limits." The showpiece 
mansion and grounds, created with the superstar athlete in mind, 
is an exercise in longitudinal luxury, with stretch beds, stretch 
bathtub, even a stretch swimming pool and a 50-foot-long stretch 
billiard table 
DARING INNOVATION FAILS TO CURB NFL QB INJURY EPIDEMIC
New York, Oct. 13--The three-ton vehicle that was the centerpiece 
of the NFL's response to a mounting physical toll on quarterbacks 
by behemoth defenders has so far failed to stem the tide of 
serious
RETRO BALLPARK TREND ACCELERATES BACKWARD, TO 1904
St. Louis, Mar. 31--Dead Ball Gardens, the Cardinals' new 
all-wood 6,000-seat bandbox, in Dead Ball's cozy confines (180 
feet to dead center), on-field wire coops in lieu of dugouts, an 
outfield rope, billboards advertising long-gone products such as 
Moxie and Studebaker, 
NASCAR INTERSTATE 500 DRAWS FIRST EIGHT-MILLION CROWD
Indianapolis, Sept. 14--Taking to the nation's highways to 
accommodate its ever-growing legion of fans, NASCAR reached 
another milestone on Saturday when the Interstate 500 drew a 
crowd estimated at more than 8.1 million. Spectators lined the 
roads from
NFL ROOKIE BREAKS MAGIC 1/4-TON BARRIER
Cincinnati, July 17--Like the four-minute mile and the two-hour 
marathon, the 500-pound lineman has long been considered a 
physical impos-joined his team when NFL camps opened today after 
tipping scales normally used to weigh grain at 503 pounds here
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