April 08, 1991 | Volume 74, Issue 13

At the Marshall Club in Manhattan's Greenwich Village, young masters mingle with the ghosts of legends

[Thumb Up] To John Killeen, a caddie on the LPGA tour, for conceiving the idea of having the caddies at last week's Dinah Shore tournament (page 30) wear caps bearing the message CONQUER THE...

J.C. Snead, Senior PGA golfer, on his putting: "It's so bad I could putt off a tabletop and still leave the ball halfway down the leg."

Opening Day is just around the corner, and many clubs' home openers will be sold out. Check your tickets—these are 10 of the worst seats in baseball.

The March 29, 1971, issue had two brother acts: a cover story on the Espositos, Bruin center Phil and Black Hawk goalie Tony, and a feature on pitchers Gaylord and Jim Perry of the Giants and...

At the final curtain the former champions strode into history the same way they had tromped over the basketball planet for the better part of two seasons: proud, unlamenting, the hint of a sneer...

Unheralded Steve Elkington beat some big names to win The Players Championship

Sure, Amy Alcott can be smug and spacey, but she knows how to enliven a golf tournament. She certainly perked things up at the Nabisco Dinah Shore last week, which took some doing because her...

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During his 11 years at SI, senior writer Franz Lidz has demonstrated a true affinity for the idiosyncratic. For one thing, he has frequently written about unusual subjects, such as his story about...

Cutup Shaun Jordan hogged the stage as Texas won its fourth straight NCAA title

Heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield isn't one to be taken lightly

Derby hopeful Meadow Star ran her unbeaten streak to nine by winning the Comely Stakes

Summertime Blues

Northern Michigan needed three overtimes to defeat Boston University for the NCAA title

The ChiefThank you for Alexander Wolff's excellent cover story about Boston Celtics center Robert Parish (Still Going Strong, March 11). In his 10-plus seasons with the Celtics, the Chief has been...

Synchronized swimming champions Louise and Fred Wing dominate their septuagenarian age group

Three brothers from New Jersey offer the fan a way to let his visage show where his loyalties lie

In New York City, a printer, painter and sometime professor probes the soul of the national pastime

CitedSan Diego Padres shortstop Garry Templeton, by the San Diego Office of Administrative Services, as the Poway resident using the most water during the current California drought. Templeton was...

Dina KangasPINE RIVER, MINN.

Duke won the big game, but its mascot lost his very being