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TABLE OF CONTENTS
June 13, 2005 | Volume 102, Issue 24
APRIL 28, 1986
June 13, 2005 Hoopla
Rugby, whose name derives from a posh English boarding school, has long been played by urbane men with compound names like Phil Horrocks-Taylor, the British flyhalf of whom an opponent once said,...
An explicit 'training tape' has people excited about the 49ers for all the wrong reasons. How the NFL's worst team last season managed to sink even lower
The actor-comedian has been following the U.S. soccer men's national team--and moonlighting as a photographer
1 Number of days after the identity of Deep Throat was revealed that gym teacher Richard M. Nixon, a 27-year-old from suburban St. Louis, made his first hole in one.
Settled On Monday, a day before the matter was scheduled to go to civil trial in Maryland, the uniform number dispute between former Redskins teammates Clinton Portis and Ifeanyi Ohalete. After...
Now that he's on hiatus from fighting, Evander Holyfield can show off his fancy footwork alongside a woman instead of another sweaty guy. The 42-year-old former heavyweight champ has joined a...
Nomar Garciaparra, who played 14 games and hit .157 before being injured, is the leading All-Star vote getter among NL shortstops.
MIKE TYSON
Off on His Own
June 13, 2005 | BILL SCHEFT The Invisible Stylist
What to watch and watch for
Alexandria Anderson
Padres Outfielder
WHO'S Hot
Who is the best all-around outfielder in baseball?
•PERSONALIZED BATS
•GALLOPING GOURMETS
Trainer Tim Ritchey gives Afleet Alex (1,000 pounds) about 18 pounds of horse feed a day. The feed is a mix of oats and numerous vitamins and is also high in beet pulp to aid digestion. The...
Sure, it's great to remember the Alamo, but how 'bout them Spurs?
POPULATION: 1,144,646, ninth-largest U.S. city
To beat the Spurs, Detroit has to prepare for the headlong assaults of swingman Manu Ginobili. The hardest part: Even Ginobili doesn't know what he'll do next
June 13, 2005 An opposing scout breaks down the Detroit and San Antonio lineups and picks a winner
Spurs shooters beware: Tayshaun Prince is out to block your shot, and you'll never hear him coming
GEORGE MIKAN 1924-2005
With his conquest of Roger Federer in Paris, teen sensation Rafael Nadal announced the onset of a fascinating new tennis rivalry. Next episode, Wimbledon
After two years of troubles and a nasty divorce from the Cubs, Sammy Sosa has been welcomed in Baltimore. Reinvigorated, he's ready to leave the past behind--well, almost
WHILE PURISTS SHUDDER, THE AND1 TOURING TROUPE AND ITS BEST-SELLING VIDEOS HAVE SPREAD HIP-HOP HOOPS FAR AND WIDE--AND MADE THE DRIBBLE THE BOMB
June 13, 2005 [This article consists of photographs--see below]
June 13, 2005 The Week In Sports
Landon Donovan's ready to lead the U.S. to next year's World Cup--but who'll be going with him?
The most intriguing call-up for new U.S. women's coach Greg Ryan's first training camp? Tiffeny Milbrett. Once regarded by many as the best woman player in the world, Milbrett, 32, hadn't played...
At a Prefontaine meet filled with races of retribution, Lauryn Williams proved she's the new sprint queen
New U.S. citizen Bernard Lagat (right), who won the Olympic silver medal in the 1,500 last year competing for Kenya, is an immediate threat to break the American record at that distance (3:29.77,...
Trying to stay afloat until Barry Bonds returns, the Giants lost eight straight to put their postseason hopes in danger
JAYS' ROY HALLADAY
THE REAL THINGS
PHILLIES' BOBBY ABREU
For eight years I coached the world-famous Nuts in the Catholic Youth Baseball League (team cheer: Go-o-o-o-o-o Nuts!) on a field that would have to be improved to resemble a nuclear missile test...
June 13, 2005 NBA FINALS: SAVVY SPURS VS. POWERFUL PISTONS
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