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TABLE OF CONTENTS
April 23, 2007 | Volume 106, Issue 17
Depth of character from Robinson to Rutgers
April 23, 2007 On the Money
April 23, 2007 Tom Verducci did a fine umpiring job, but my booking
agent would have fined him for the unhemmed pants, which obviously were fresh
out of the package.Richard Sarmiento, rookie umpire
Rocky Mount, N.C.
Rising above the slur—and a media circus—the Rutgers women show themselves to be a class act
A Woman in Full
ICHIRO, Mariners outfielder, on facing Red Sox pitcher
Daisuke Matsuzaka (in Japanese):
"I hope he arouses the fire that's dormant in the innermost recesses of my
soul. I plan to face him with the...
8 Men who have won the Boston Marathon at least three
times, after Robert Cheruiyot of Kenya was victorious on Monday. (Lidiya
Grigoryeva of Russia won the women's race.)
The Nova Scotia legislature endorsed a resolution
criticizing the NHL for scheduling this Saturday's Penguins-Senators playoff
game in the afternoon, when few people were free to watch it.
April 23, 2007 Breaking Story: Money Doesn't Buy Happiness, NBA Titles
April 23, 2007 Who is the best dunker in the NBA?
April 23, 2007 RED SOX PITCHER Brendan Donnelly so dislikes Mariners
outfielder Jose Guillen—the two have feuded since they were teammates in
Anaheim three years ago—that after he struck out Guillen on April 10,...
April 23, 2007 THE TOUGHEST agent in the business has nothing on a
good old-fashioned clerical error. Consider that the Eagles paid their star
running back Brian Westbrook a $3 million roster bonus he was due....
April 23, 2007 It's not just what you score but also what you wear
April 23, 2007 INDIANS PITCHER
Hockey's resident button pusher brings his shtick to the U.S.
Hockey's resident button pusher brings his shtick to the U.S.
"I FEEL like
more of a tennis player than an actress," said Elisabeth Shue, and it's not
just because it's been two years since the Oscar nominee has appeared in a
theatrical release. Shue, 43,...
Casey's generosity (he's heavily involved in charities such as the Cerebral Palsy Foundation and World Hunger Organization) and friendliness have earned him the nickname the Mayor from his fellow...
Casey's generosity (he's heavily involved in charities such as the Cerebral Palsy Foundation and World Hunger Organization) and friendliness have earned him the nickname the Mayor from his fellow...
IT'S EASY to forget during the regular season, but NBA players can play entire games with passion and a commitment to defense. Before the postseason begins this weekend, remind yourself how pros...
IT'S EASY to forget during the regular season, but NBA players can play entire games with passion and a commitment to defense. Before the postseason begins this weekend, remind yourself how pros...
What to watch and watch for
April 23, 2007 Dustin Ackley
WALNUT COVE, N.C. > Baseball
Ackley, a first baseman at No. 2 North Carolina, was Atlantic Coast Conference
Player of the Week for the second consecutive time, hitting .581 in 43 at...
A Texas lefty learns what a quintet of no-hitters can do for a young hurler's career
THE ONLY PITCHERS to have thrown more consecutive high
school no-hitters than Colt Molloy are Chris Taranto of Notre Dame (Biloxi,
Miss.) and Tom Engle of Fairfield Union (Lancaster, Ohio), who...
A third state title game would add to Daniel Hostetler's family lore
April 23, 2007 JUST A KICK AWAY Plano West came oh-so-close to sweeping the Texas 5A soccer championships last weekend. The girls' team, led by championship MVP Lauren LaGro (right), suffocated Deer Park in a...
DANIEL'S UNCLE Jeff Hostetler, a 13-year NFL vet, says
that when he was growing up, he and his three brothers and three sisters (he's
the fifth) went at each other a bit too hard. "We couldn't...
Steve Nash and Dirk
Nowitzki are best buddies off the court, but these two leading MVP candidates
will not stop battling on the hardwood until one of them takes his team to its
first championship
April 23, 2007 | JACK McCALLUM The Pistons will coast through the East, but they will be no match for the mighty Mavericks in the Finals
In his first trip
to the postseason the Penguins' Sidney Crosby got roughed up, wielded his magic
stick and delivered a few lessons of his own
Great Shots
Pierre McGuire analyzes the breakout performances and an epic overtime in the opening week
Born just a month
apart, the Rockies' Matt Holliday and Garrett Atkins think alike, are built
alike and--most important as they enter their prime--mash alike
Setting the Order
While draft hype
consumes NFL nation, Wisconsin's Joe Thomas is chilling in Madison, hitting the
books and the brats and waiting for life to get even better
Football Footage
April 23, 2007 Summer of 42
Jerseys bearing Jackie Robinson's number were ready and waiting for all the
Dodgers to wear in their game against the Padres on Sunday, the 60th
anniversary of the day the Brooklyn...
April 23, 2007 | Sally Jenkins
Just two decades
after Wounded Knee, the Carlisle Indian School transformed a plodding, brutal
college sport into the fast, intricate game we know today
April 23, 2007 Baseball It's been a cold, wet April; what better excuse to reignite the hot stove? • The risk attached to trading displaced Astros closer Brad Lidge • Why it finally may be time to deal Lastings...
Trade Winds
Myth Busters
The last Kentucky Derby run without a horse trained by Bob Baffert, D. Wayne Lukas or Nick Zito was in 1980. Those three men have had 78 starters and nine winners. But this year, none of them has...
Crunch Time
1 Add the name of Jeff Burton (right) to the short list of bona fide Cup contenders. On Sunday, Burton won the Samsung 500—his first victory of the season—and he has now finished sixth or better...
THERE WERE days when Mike Pressler would walk out his front door to get the newspaper and find signs on his lawn: COACH DO YOUR DUTY! TURN THEM IN! and RAPIST LOVER.
Howling winds like those at Hilton Head can play havoc with golfers and fans, but only lightning can cripple or kill them
Annika's season is a pain in the neck
WHO: Brittany
Lincicome
CAN I HEAR AN
AMEN? I can't remember a quieter Masters. The difficult conditions made the
audible drama of the tournament all but disappear. The small piece of land that
is Augusta National and...
Why Phil Mickelson must leave his swing coach, Rick Smith
by JAMES P. HERRE
Uh-oh, the Presidents Cup is returning to Melbourne in
2011
Boo Weekley was the victim of bad fortune at the Honda Classic, the first event of the year to end on a Monday. This time, at the wind-delayed Heritage, the (gale) force was with him
April 23, 2007 While large swatches of the country shivered, Hilton Head was busting out all over
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