July 01, 1996 | Volume 85, Issue 1

Matt WrightWICHITA, KANS.

$1,000Maximum trespassing fine that can be levied against Deion Sanders, arrested last week for fishing on a restricted lake in Fort Myers, Fla.

New York's Seth Rosenbaum, the U.S.'s top lure expert, has a collection of thousands. Here are his favorites.

Tampa Stadium, long known affectionately as The Big Sombrero, will be renamed Houlihan's Stadium after the restaurant chain owned by Bucs owner Malcolm Glazer.

Anita OhlwilerThe co-owner of Georgia's largest nudist retreat, on the rash of visitor bookings for this summer: "The Olympics are going to be the biggest thing that happened to us since sunscreen."

The Life and Death of Dr. Tom Waddell, by Tom Waddell and Dick Schaap, Alfred A. Knopf, $23

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Shaquille O'Neal is among a host of NBA free agents who could vanish from their teams

Scott Donie, driven off the platform by nerves and depression, won the U.S. trials in the springboard

Upset king Buster Douglas shed the blubber and returned a winner

More teams are finding big bats in an unlikely place: behind the plate, Oh, to be Young in Colorado

What kind of race lets somebody cause an accident before the start, get in his backup car and then go on to win the race?STEVE BRADLEY, FARMERSVILLE, OHIO

Track stars who whine about having to qualify for the U.S. team are badly misguided

As the season reaches its midpoint, the best and worst of 1996, U.S. clobbered in the Curtis Cup, Cool shades

What do U.S. Open champions Steve Jones and Annika Sorenstam have in common? They wear sunglasses, something you would never have seen on a pro golfer five years ago. Today, everyone seems to be...

To a growing number of Tour pros, owning a plane is no longer a flight of fancy