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TABLE OF CONTENTS
August 01, 2005 | Volume 103, Issue 4
JULY 3, 1972
August 01, 2005 Vick's Rub
August 01, 2005 LETTERS
For an industry that produces free throws, free kicks, free drops, free agents, free safeties and freebasers--to say nothing of free spirits like World B. Free--sports gives us remarkably little...
With his hoops savvy and flair for the dramatic, Larry Brown is just the coach to bring the moribund Knicks back to life. What happens after that is anyone's guess
With the BALCO scandal behind him, a healthy Jason Giambi is slugging--and smiling--again
August 01, 2005 Announced
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August 01, 2005 After finding himself, Ricky Williams finds himself back with the Dolphins
August 01, 2005 HIT
The 64-year-old is the subject of Pelé Eterno, which made its U.S. premiere at the Museum of Modern Art in July.
It's both saltier and safer, but the new Bad News Bears doesn't stray far from its roots
For a kid who first made his name by disrupting a New York City mayoral inauguration, Andrew Giuliani could be doing worse for himself. The 19-year-old, whose antics during his father Rudy's 1994...
Five teams were denied entry to Scotland for Homeless World Cup of soccer because they were too poor.
What to watch and watch for
August 01, 2005 Hayley Peirsol
August 01, 2005 At 17, hockey prodigy Sidney Crosby must measure up to lofty expectations
August 01, 2005 Who has the best fastball in the major leagues?
August 01, 2005 WHO'S Hot
Philly's Billy Wagner isn't built for speed, but he can bring the heat
August 01, 2005 Reds First Baseman
August 01, 2005 [This article contains a table. Please see hardcopy of magazine or PDF.]
August 01, 2005 Second baseman Rickie Weeks, 22, the Brewers' top pick in 2003, was called up on June 10 and has batted .270 with seven homers, helping Milwaukee move within seven games of the NL wild card....
August 01, 2005 Getting traded isn't easy. Take it from the tradees
Lance Armstrong added to his legacy as the greatest cyclist ever with his seventh straight victory in the Tour de France. What lies ahead for him--and his sport?
Now, for the cycling equivalent of filling Michael Jordan's shoes. These are the American riders most likely to succeed in future Tours.
Talented young backs abound in the NFL. That means that few teams want to invest anymore in a big-money, long-term contract for a top rusher. Even if it's Edgerrin James
After seeing how the Eagles do business, unhappy Terrell Owens says he'll report to camp on time
The new face of the franchise, Pedro Martinez, is making the Mets matter again in New York, and he's having fun doing it
The Mets have $282 million invested in free-agent signees on the current roster--Carlos Beltran, Mike Cameron, Cliff Floyd, Tom Glavine, Braden Looper, Pedro Martinez, Kaz Matsui and Steve...
August 01, 2005 • For daily Web-only galleries, go to SI.com/photos.
August 01, 2005 | KARL TARO GREENFELD ... ambitious? ... aggressive? ... asinine? Stephen A. Smith, the lightning-rod NBA commentator who now has his own show on ESPN, has been called much worse. But maybe all those haters--and there...
MIKE VEECK, the wizard of the minor leagues, has passed on his love of baseball and penchant for comic spectacle to his teenage daughter, REBECCA. She has taught him a few things too
August 01, 2005 The Week In Sports
Injured Jim Thome's extended absence opened the door for rookie slugger Ryan Howard. Will the Phils keep both?
Nick Swisher, RF, A's Oakland had won 26 of 32 games through Sunday, thanks to the rookie who had 10 home runs over that period.
National League West Every team had been outscored this season, and the Padres had lost seven straight--yet still led the division by 21/2 games.
MANNY'S MOOD SWINGS
When U.S. diver Laura Wilkinson (right) underwent surgery on her inflamed right wrist in January, it should have been a warning to other divers that the wounded tiger of the tower would be back...
Michael Phelps fizzled in his first event at the world championships but didn't waste any time bouncing back
Some people collect medieval torture devices. Others devote themselves to the study of plagues. Me, I just follow the Arizona Cardinals.
August 01, 2005 | Brian MacPherson Birds and low-flying planes might want to watch out for a jump in air traffic in the Los Angeles area next week, when the 11th edition of the Summer X Games will take place at venues from Carson...
August 01, 2005 | Erika Kelsey Lyn-z Adams Hawkins makes another great leap forward for female skaters
August 01, 2005 | BRIAN MACPHERSON These are the moments that have stood out most in 10 years of over-the-top competition
August 01, 2005 | BRIAN MACPHERSON ANNAPOLIS, MD.
August 01, 2005 | YI-WYN YEN ED VIESTURS, THE FIRST AMERICAN TO CONQUER THE WORLD'S 14 TALLEST PEAKS, COMES DOWN TO EARTH
August 01, 2005 LANCE ARMSTRONG What a Ride Seven Years of Pain and Purpose What's in the Future for Lance, and for Cycling ? BY AUSTIN MURPHY
For a name-brand celebrity golfer like David Feherty, schmoozing corporate clients is simply part of the business, but he's made it something of an art form
Corporate outings are nice work, if you can get it. Here's a sampling of what pros can command (plus expenses) for a day-long personal appearance, according to a prominent players' representative.
I was a hit in my Tour debut, and next time I hope it will be because of my golf
August 01, 2005 | Chris Eliopoulos [This article consists of an illustration -- see below.]
Starting in 2007 the Players Championship will be held in May instead of in March.
August 01, 2005 Lord of the Links Tom Watson Is Typically Terrific in Scotland, Winning the British Senior Open page G5
What golfers are talking about
It took three extra holes, but Tom Watson beat Des Smyth to win his second Senior British Open in Scotland
$1,114,650
August 01, 2005 •KEVIN TWAY Great kid, great dad. •MICHELLE WIE She should play where she can win. •LANCE ARMSTRONG One of the greatest athletes of all time--but he can't top Tiger. •LARRY BROWN Whoever gets him...
WHO: Ben Crane
Should Ben Crane pick up the pace or stick with what got him into the winner's circle? •Pick it up 71% •Stick with it 29%
A hip injury coupled with travel difficulties persuaded Dana Quigley to skip last week's Senior British Open, thus ending his record streak of playing in 264 consecutive Champions tour events (278...
Years = 9 Rounds = 855 Strokes = 59,978 Stroke Avg. = 70.15 Wins = 10 2nds = 18 Top 10s = 108 Top 25s = 198 Earnings = $11,262,544 Per Start = $40,512 Per Round = $13,173 Per Swing = $187.78
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