April 08, 1996 | Volume 84, Issue 14

Daryl ChamberlainLIVONIA, MICH.Chamberlain, a sophomore hockey goalkeeper at Army, had nine shutouts this season, easily surpassing the old school record of five, which was held by three players....

Don't waste any more space trying to glorify mediocre talent and less than normal behavior. Let's stick to sports.JON WINTERS, NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA.

Yankee Kenny Rogers used his $20 million arm to have a ball when New York's season opener, at Cleveland, was snowed out on Monday.

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Tragedy Behind the Plate

Designer Ralph Lauren has unveiled a house paint collection that reflects "the vitality of active sport and competition" and includes such colors as "hockey puck," "golf green," "hoop red," "lap...

Sid HartmanVeteran Minneapolis Star Tribune columnist, asking American League ump Tim Tschida about the expansion of the strike zone: "Isn't the big problem the umpires' lack of inconsistency?"

Tennessee turned back UConn and Georgia to earn its fourth national title

Despite a late-season surge, defending Stanley Cup champ New Jersey is having a Devil of a time just making the playoffs

Carefree Fred Couples won the Players Championship by cruising to a final-round 64

As their NBA-record losing steak hit 22, the luckless Grizzlies got an F for futility but an A for effort

The fresh face at Lipton was Chanda Rubin's, but the big shots were all Steffi Graf's

Mutombo frustrated by Nuggets' regression, Bullets: Playoffs or bust?, Stoudamire is Raptors' minute man

One afternoon in the spring of 1968, Greg Kelly, then a callow freshman at New York City's Xavier High and now an SI senior editor, arrived home proudly brandishing a copy of The Xavier, the...

The Cowboys' scandalous off-field behavior bespeaks a team that lacks a moral compass

A year ago, Lee Janzen was hot off an impressive win in the Players Championship and on everyone's short list of contenders for the Masters. This year, although he became $4.5 million richer...

Tiger Woods is ready for grad school in golf but doesn't want to give up undergraduate life

For players at the Masters, the 1st hole is often the worst hole