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- Soft draw on the pitch shotThe fellows I play with on the tour frequently tell me that the best tee-to-green shot in my bag, aside from the "Texas wedge," is my pitch shot....Billy Maxwell | August 24, 1959
- Muy loco down in San AntoneLarry Kenon and fellow Spur egos have enfevered a win-starved populaceJohn Papanek | May 14, 1979
- SKY PRINCESS PASSES ON HER SCEPTERWhen Dorothy Hester Stenzel was 17, in 1927, she was a shy blue-eyed blonde who had a way with a biplane. At 21 she was barnstorming the Midwest...Sam Moses | December 18, 1989
10% 0% 1980 1990 2000 2010 • BENEFITS According to a Congressional Research Service report, the league paid $919.6 million in benefits for retired players in 2006 and '07. The NFL says clubs contributed some $388 million in '06 to fund a range of benefits that included a supplemental disability plan, savings plan, an annuity program, group insurance, a health reimbursement account, a severance plan, tuition reimbursement and the 88 Plan, which provides for dementia care. The NFL estimated that '07 costs for these benefits would be $350 million. • STADIUMS NFL teams have erected 11 new homes in the past decade. Here, a breakdown of the financial burden shouldered by owners:    
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