May 20, 1996 | Volume 84, Issue 20

Both Norman and Faldo showed the world what sportsmanship and class are all about.DAVID WHITBY, WESTON, CONN.

William BroadbentWESTCHESTER, CONN.William, a sixth-grader on the Brunswick School's squash team, went 13-0 this season to lead the Bruins to their first New England Interscholastic Prep School...

After Colorado Avalanche forward Adam Deadmarsh was given a five-minute major penalty in Game 4 of last week's Western Conference semifinal series against the Chicago Blackhawks, he shattered his...

Jack NolanAtlanta Hawks scout, assessing Christian Laettner, the Hawks' pivotman who has been overmatched in the NBA playoffs: "Christian's not a center, but he plays one on TV."

To comply with minor league baseball rules forbidding teams to operate in adjacent counties, a group in Provo, Utah, is campaigning to create a county that would consist entirely of a stadium for...

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The favored Red Wings once again saw their Stanley Cup hopes being dashed, this time by the Blues

Ken Wregget, Pittsburgh's homespun backup goalie, is the surprise star of the postseason

As Shaquille O'Neal elevated his game, now-mature Orlando took command against Atlanta

Once-gentle Utah suddenly got tough and went up three games to one over timid San Antoino

America's Lance Armstrong sets his sights on Olympic gold after a stirring win in the Tour DuPont

Here's a look at how the number of quality players who have applied for early entry into the NBA draft has risen in recent years. (For the purposes of this examination, a quality player was...

The highest rated NCAA Championship game of all time was the Magic Johnson-Larry Bird matchup (above), which drew a 24.1 rating and a 38 share when it was televised by NBC in 1979. The rights lee...

Dodger BlueCancer benches one of the grittiest players in the game, The Yankees lose an ace, Leiter's good fortune

Keeping PacersIndiana tries to maintain its nucleus, The Bulls' Cleamons in demand, Rodman at his most outrageous

Since joining SI nine years ago, Peter Herbert has been a man of great diversity, serving as our deputy design director and then, in a dramatic change of roles, as our director of editorial...

The depleted field vying for the Indy 500 pole opened the door for an unlikely qualifier

On the first anniversary of the Ben Wright debacle, CBS finally made some apologies last week. However, none of them were directed at Valerie Helmbreck, the Wilmington (Del.) News Journal writer...

The life of a Tour pro's wife is not all peaches and cream

Tiger's Two-StepWoods raises questions with schedule, Callaway getting in ball business, Couples's back in pain

Laura Davies overcame the elements to win the LPGA Championship in golf's first 54-hole major

Phil Mickelson got his third 1996 title at the Nelson, but he doesn't find winning as simple as he makes it look