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TABLE OF CONTENTS
April 14, 2003 | Volume 98, Issue 15
April 14, 2003 Tournament CoverageWhat an awesome cover—I'm still trying to figure out Where's Waldo, but I did find Dickie V (March 24). The cover shows that the Big Dance is not about the four or five...
April 14, 2003 LETTERS
MARCH 28, 1983
April 14, 2003 | Steve (Fools) Rushin Though war still sounds like football—troops last week entered the "red zone" outside Baghdad-servicemen are more eloquent than sportsmen and sports media in one important regard. They coin better...
April 14, 2003 To paraphrase Freud, why the heck do so many women want to play full-contact football? At a WPFL tryout camp in Texas, SI's Kelley King began to understand
The Hall of Fame Twin is found not guilty on all charges
April 14, 2003 | Brendan Morgan In an age when high-octane home video games such as Grand Theft Auto rule the market, the king of the coin-ops relies on a leisurely roll of a track ball. Since its debut in 1995, Golden Tee has...
3Attempts needed by Mariners rookie manager Bob Melvin to fill out his Opening Day lineup card; first he failed to list Ichiro Suzuki's last name, and on his second try he messed up his own signature.
April 14, 2003 DiedAfter a long battle with emphysema, while sleeping in his office chair, handball legend Paul Haber, 66. The Bronx native, who won five national four-wall championships from 1966 through '71,...
Exonerated
April 14, 2003 Who's winning the battle, Hootie Johnson or Martha Burk? SI's Hootometer tells all.
Forced to use steroids, former East German athletes now seek damages
Soccer Two by Four: The WUSA has more twins Than any pro sports league.
April 14, 2003 | Bill Scheft Good to be back. Had a bad week. I was kicked out of Iraq for giving away the location of the Bowl Coalition.
The 35-year-old Diamondbacks outfielder, who just signed a three-year, $30 million contract extension, had the winning hit in Game 7 of the 2001 World Series.
April 14, 2003 If there was one thought moviegoers shared upon leaving Showgirls, it probably wasn't, I'd love to see the guy who wrote that take a crack at Vince Lombardi. But ESPN would. They've hired Joe...
April 14, 2003 The Reds' new Great American Ballpark has a built-in decontamination system to treat fans in the event of a chemical attack.
April 14, 2003 CURTIS LESKANICBrewers pitcher, after Milwaukee's coaches moved their lockers into the same room as the players: "I kind of like having them in here. It makes me feel a lot better about my body."
April 14, 2003 Suffice it to say that Saturday's Grand National steeplechase in Liverpool, England, was no cantor in the park. After clearing 27 of 28 fences, Torduff Express tossed Timmy Murphy to the turf,...
April 14, 2003 APRIL 11-17
Cherry vs. Canada, A Classy Tribute
April 14, 2003 Anthony Whittington, BUFFALO, W.VA.BaseballAnthony, a senior lefthander at Buffalo High, pitched a seven-inning no-hitter and set a state record by striking out every batter except one, who...
Cup Quest
FAB FOUR: a. Flames winger Theo Fleury (now with the Blackhawks) lit the lamp four times in a 6-4 win on May 13, 1995, against the Sharks in San Jose.
The hot-shooting Orangemen of Syracuse held off a late charge by Kansas to win the national title
As the lacrosse career of star West Point midfielder Mike Kamon winds down, his graduation portends a dangerous and uncertain future
April 14, 2003 Masters strokes: For complete coverage from Augusta, incuding the latest news and scores, plus daily analysis from SI experts, go to si.com/augusta.
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Heaven knows where KARL MALONE is headed next season, and the way John Stockton feels, the Mailman won't be the only one leaving Utah
One of Malone's potential suitors—the Spurs—will be key to where the talent flows
Sammy Sosa is the latest to hit his 500th home run. With lots of others in line, is the number losing its luster?
April 14, 2003 Experimental JazzUtah point guard John Stockton, who may retire at the end of the season, flips the ball over his shoulder as he's fouled by Knicks guard Allan Houston during New York's 94-92...
Childhood pals from the same Swedish town and the NHL's top MVP candidates, Colorado's Peter Forsberg and Vancouver's Markus Naslund may be on a collision course for the Stanley Cup
SI special contributor Pierre McGuire analyzes the pairings in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs
SI special contributor Pierre McGuire analyzes the pairings in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs
SI senior writer Michael Farber has the answers to four key questions as the postseason begins
A decade after their epic ring trilogy, Evander Holyfield and Riddick Bowe are still bound together, hostages to their dreams and delusions
April 14, 2003 Swimming
Michael Phelps announced himself as an Olympic favorite after winning three events at the U.S. Nationals
Here are five U.S. swimmers who, along with Michael Phelps, could make a big splash at the Athens Games in 2004:
Rust-freeHow much more can the Mets expect from 40-year-old David Cone?
HEADS OR TAILS?
Buddy Gil's win at Santa Anita lands him a lead role in the Derby
With less than four weeks until the Kentucky Derby, on May 3, here are the top contenders to wear the blanket of roses.
Nobody was more shocked than I was when Bud Selig had to undergo an emergency charisma transplant and named me temporary commissioner.
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