July 08, 1996 | Volume 85, Issue 2

4,000Value, in dollars, of clothes, CDs, pagers and other freebies that each U.S. athlete will get from Olympic sponsors.

Got a movie you'd like to make about a sports personality? Chances are, we've got the actor.

Oh, the Places They Go

In a variation on the practice of naming bowl games after sponsors, the regular-season Florida State-Wake Forest matchup on Nov. 9 will be called the Dowdy Aviation Classic.

Gloria AllredSpokeswoman for the family of Nicole Brown Simpson, on O.J. Simpson mailorder memorabilia: "The only thing I can see of value is the helmet...for any woman who may date him in the...

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Gwen Torrence seems to think that she is the only one who has worked hard to win and that others got their medals as a gift.ELIZABETH T. BOGREN, BROOKLYN

Murray is set to reach 500 homers, a tribute to durability and power, Who'll succeed Lasorda, and when?

Assessing the draft: Why Wallace was passed over in favor of his juniors, The Wolves get their man, Did the Kings make a Greek gaffe?, Go west, young Kobe

"He was a bold man that first eat an oyster," wrote English satirist Jonathan Swift, and that goes double for the first man to eat Rocky Mountain oysters, the indelicate delicacy dispensed at...

He looks like a James Bond villain. A metal contraption, fashioned partly from electric-screwdriver parts, is strapped to his left hand. With an ominous whir and a grinding of gears, Perry Hahn...

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On the lingua franca of stadium vendors.

Memoirs about Jackie Robinson and Buck O'Neil are diametric opposites

A workout with the U.S. synchro team left the author gasping for air

Christmas will come early for Shaq and friends when NBA teams shop for free agents

Don Wardlow can't see, but fans listening on the radio are never in the dark

In nine ball, Jeanette Lee is without peer on the women's professional tour

Karissa HoehnSTILLWATER, MINN.

Upset with his Presidents Cup captain, Norman calls a meeting, Burke's bad luck, Mechem to Reds?

D.A. Weibring, over the Bell's palsy that had threatened his career, won big in Hartford