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| January 10 |
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Wide Left (Florida State won it's first National Title by defeating Nebraska in the Orange Bowl), Driving In The West (The Phoenix Suns do not mind being outshone early in the NBA season), NFL: The Final Week (Emmitt Smith did it all as the Dallas Cowboys beat the New York Giants in OT) (Two former third-stringers led the Detroit Lions to the NFC Championship), Xmas in Vegas (That was just one of the stops during Oak Hill prep's ill-conceived 16-day basketball trek), Russian Revolution (Capitalism has brought change, both good and bad, to sports in the former U.S.S.R.), The Rabbit Hunter (This SI classis is still a revealing portrait of Indiana baketball coach Bobby Knight) |
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| January 17 |
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Violence (Attack on Nancy Kerrigan), NFL Playoffs (The Raiders whipped Denver 42-24 in the AFC wild-card game) (In the other AFC game, three ageless Chief stars led K.C. past Pittsburgh) (Green Bay was better armed in an NFC wild-card game victory over Detroit) (The Vikings fell to the Giants and the dreaded Meadowlands winds), A Lot Of Hot Air? (Michael Jordan starts baseball, we mull over the baseball potential of a man of all sports), Golden Boy, Golden Bear (Phil Mickelson and Jack Nicklaus showed their mettle in the Mercedes), On And On And On And On... (This SI classic reveals what made Mr. Hockey, Gordie Howe, an immortal), The Unknown Player (Of all the stars in the NBA, none is a bigger mystery than Patrick Ewing) |
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| January 24 |
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Joe Montana |
On Thin Ice (Nancy Kerrigan begins to skate again), NFL Playoffs (Four articles), The Show Is Closed (The Lakers are in last place), Doormats No More (Wisconsin beats Purdue in basketball), A Red Hot Wing (Red Wing Sergei Fedorov), The Last Viking (Norwegian cross-country skier Vegard Ulvang) |
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| January 31 |
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Emmitt Smith |
Super Bowl Preview (Four articles), This Best Football Game Ever Played (SI Classic), It's A Family Affair (UCLA brothers O'Bannon), Day-to-Day For Life (Bruin Cam Neely), Look Who's in The Hot Seat (Tonya Harding), Ice Buckets (Basketball in Alaska) |
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| February 7 |
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"Superman! - Emmitt Smith Powers Dallas Past Buffalo Again" |
Contents - The Super Bowl (Dallas bashed Buffalo in their rematch as miscues made the Bills four-time losers); (The best performers, best quotes and best moves weren't all found in the Georgia Dome); Grand Slammings (Pete Sampras and Steffi Graf smashed all challengers at the Australia Open); Happy Days (Penn State's Lady Lions are No. 1 rated, unbeaten and having a ball in Happy Valley); Together Forever (A blockbuster trade links NBA rookies Anfernee Hardaway and Chris Weber); A Goal In Sight (The expansion Panthers are (surprise!) shooting for a berth in NHL postseason play) SPECIAL WINTER OLYMPIC PREVIEW - Stars And Scars (The scandal in American figure skating has indelibly marred the Lillehammer Games); Window On The World (Having triumphed over tragedy, Ukrainian figure skater Oksana Bainl eyes a medal); Flight Of The Finns (The higher they soar, it seems, the harder the brillant ski jumpers from Finland fall); Time After Time (In athletes anonymous, February is the coolest - and most golden - of months); It's All Downhill (What's wrong with the United States Alpine skiing? Sit down, this may take awhile); The Lion In Winter (In a few short years Norway has come roaring back as a power in the Winter Olympics) Departments - Faces In The Crowd; Letters; Scorecard; Winter Olympic People; Medal Picks; Point After |
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| February 14 |
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Poll Vaulting (There's an upsetting trend in College basketball that has been disastrous for No. 1's.), Anatomy of a Plot (By their accounts, Nancy Kerrigan's four assilants were at once goons and buffons.), Aged to a Tee (Forty-six year old Johnny Miller made broadcast news at Pebble Beach.), The Killing Ground (Sarajevo once held the sweetest of Olympic Games. Now it stages bloodbaths.), Off the Deep End (Seduced by turquoise waters, America has fallen in love with the swimming pool.), The Black-Line Blues (With a million laps behind him, the author has a shot at circumnavigating the globe.), Everybody into the Pool (SI's 30th swomsuit spectacular gets fresh - water that is - and goes where the boys are.), Supermodel Confidential (Angie Everhart is really a redhead and has stamina to burn. Just ask the suthor.), The Survival Game (In paint ball or baseball, San Diego pitcher Andy Benes is a wanted man.), A Man of Vision )The X-ray eyes of Dallas's Emmit Smith has led him to double=MVP honors.), O Unlucky Man (An SI classic tells the tale of Sonny Liston, on whom fortune never smiled.), A Life in the Shadows (Since 1947, basketball coach Dick Baldwin has shunned the big time and lost little.) |
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| February 21 |
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The Winter Olympics (Articles about Tommy Moe, Dan Jansen and Duncan Kennedy), A Reminder of What We Can Be (SI Classic about 1980 hockey team), Heaping Spoonful (Coach Charlie Spoonhour has served up a big winner at St. Louis University), One Quick Fix (New owner for Baltimore Orioles has underwritten an overhaul), Hard-bitten Clipper (In his sixth season, Danny Manning is frustrated by all of the losing), End of the Slide (The New York Rangers may have the goods to end their Stanley Cup drought) |
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| February 28 |
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Winter Olympics - Whooosh! (In Olympic speed skating, Dan Jansen won at last and Bonnie Blair won again.), Zone Of Their Own (U.S. skiers, led by Diann Roffe-Steinrotter and Tommy Moe, exceeded expectations.), As The World Turns (Together again, Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan starred in their own soap.), Root, Root, Root... (...for the home team is what Norway did as its athletes turned the Games into a Gala.), Stepping up (A new group of malw figure skaters took over as the old guard took spills.), News of the Week (Sterling Marlin broke a long losing streak with a big win in the Daytona 500.), (A bloodied Humberto Gonzalez ripped the light flyweight title from Michael Carbajal.), ( Michael Jordan as baseball player is still a long shot.), Flying To The Top (This 1979 SI Classic chronicles the rise of Larry Bird), The Whittler (John Chaney uses all his rage and passion to cut life's complexity to a few certainties.) |
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| March 7 |
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Silver Belle (Nancy Kerrigan conquers her demons but not a figure skater pixie from Ukraine.), The Golden Goal (A domestic shoot-out and a goal against Canada gave Sweden the gold medal in hockey.), Fire on Ice (Agressive Cathy Turner won a short-track event but not many friends.), Not So Hot (Overly warm runners left the U.S. bobsled team very much out in the cold.), Snow Queen (Nordic skier Manuela Di Centra of Italy stood alone with five Olympic medals), Bonnie's Bounty (Speed skater Bonnie Blair became the most golden U.S. woman woman Olympian ever.), Cinderella Story (Dorothy Hamill has found a perfect fit as owner and star of the Ice Capades.), Spur of the Moment (David Robinson is reaching for greatness, and his San Antonio Spurs are as well.), I've Gotta Be Me (Babbling broadcaster Dick Vitale seems all mouth, but he's also got a big heart.) |
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| March 21 |
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Away We Go (A slew of basketball upsets raised questions about who will win the NCAA.), The First Fan (President Clinton is hog-wild about Arkansas's chances for a national championship.), Oh, Brother (B.B. Bonds and Craig Griffey are seeking to join celebrated sibs in the majors.), Defying The Odds (Trainer Jeff Lukas is recovering from injuries caused by Derby favorite Tabasco Cat.), Singing The Blues (St. Louis's signing of Pery Nedved caused a week of tension for this NHL team.), The Lone Wolf (As a winner in college or a loser in the NBA, Christian Laettner has been his own man.), Would You Let This Man Interview You (This SI Classic chronicled the life and times of sportscaster Howard Cosell.) |
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| March 28 |
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Giant Killers (NCAA tournament with Boston College beating North Carolina), Orient Express (A pair of young Asian pitchers in the U.S.), A Done Deal (Tonya Harding confesses to the crime but avoids doing time), As Real As He Gets (Andre Agassi, an image in search of identity, returned to the courts with new purpose), Knock on Wood (Maple Leafs feel lucky to have Dave Andreychult, a.k.a. Wood), Point of Light (Kenny Anderson of the Nets is one former playground star who still shines), Once He Was an Angel (SI Classic about Bo Belinsky, the talent that he wasted and the fun he had doing it) |
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| April 4 |
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Contents - Sky High (Arkansas led the flight to the Final Four.), Hand It to Magic (Magic Johnson became the Lakers' coach, for now.), Sharp As a Shark (Greg norman devoured the course at the TPC.), Baseball 1994 - Kids' Stuff (Young stars have put a fresh face on the game.), Slick With the Stick (Carlos Baerga's bat work and humor lift the Indians.), Making a Splash (Three youngsters give the White Sox enviable pitching.), Diamond Vision (Dan Duquette is driven to rebuild the Red Sox.), A Dazzling Deal (The Expos and the Dodgers showed guts and guile.), Scouting Reports - NL East (The Braves should own their new world.), NL Central (The Reds are hot in this debuting division.), NL West (The Giants can be big winners again.), AL East (The Orioles figure to fly high.), AL Central (The White Sox can hose this division.), AL West (The Mariners' ship should come in.) Departments - Letters; Faces In The Crowd; Scorecard; Final Four People; Point After |
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| April 11 |
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The Final Four (A clutch three-pointer gave Arkansas a victory over Duke and the NCAA title.), Beat The Clock (At the women's NCAAs, North Carolina's Charlotte Smith made a timely shot.), Divorce in Dallas (Five years after Oklahoma forced him out, Barry Switzer is suddenly the Dallas coach.), (The feud between Cowboy coash Jimmy Johnson and owner Jerry Jones boiled over.), Grand Opening (The Indians celebrated the debut of their new ballpark with a dramatic win.), Adam's Apple (Good deeds and fine play have made Ranger Adam Graves a star in New York.), Final Twist of the Drama (This S.I. Classic shines on the supporting players as Henry Aaron hits his 715th home run.), The Emperor Jones (Bobby Jones's reign over golf from 1923 to 1930 was absolute on and off the course) |
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| April 25 |
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Whiplash (A barrage of runs and homers has turned heads as bad pitching afflicts baseball), Bulled Over (Holy Bull's wire-to-wire win in the Blue Grass made him the Kentucky Derby favorite), Show of Arms (An agent is pulling the strings on the biggest NFL quarterback shuffle ever), Blue Plate Special (Defensive tackle Dan Wilkinson looks to be a draft-day bargain no matter the price), The Very Best Act in Town (When this SI Classic ran in 1963, Sandy Koufax was in his prime), Sugar Shaq (Life is sweet for Shaquille O'Neal, the Magic's man-child in the promised land) |
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| May 2 |
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"NBA '94. A Sonic Boom? Seattle Point Guard Gary Payton" |
Contents - Right On (Michael Moorer used a jarring jab to win the heavyweight championship); Hands Off, O. K.? (Notre Dame has freshman Rob Powlus in a quarterback protection program); Peerless In Seatle (With George Karl in control, the Sonics are the team to beat in the NBA playoffs); Total Denial (Seattle's defense shuts down opponents' passing as well as their shooting); Healing The Skins (Washington took a healthy step toward rejuvenation during the NFL draft); Goalmouth Goliaths (Some unlikely goalies put the bite on their foes in the NHL postseason); Look Who's Back (Out for two years, Cub Shawon Dunston is now stretching himself to the limit) Departments - Letters; Faces In The Crowd; Scorecard; Sports People; Inside Baseball; Point After |
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| May 9 |
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"Is Tennis Dying" |
Love That OT (NHL playoffs), A Disgrace Of A Race (American League West), Lack Of Shaq ((Indiana Pacers control Shaq), Kentucky: May: Saturday (Swaps beats Nashua), The last Ride (Death of race car driver Ayrton Senna), A Saucy Start (U.S. to host World Cup), The Sorry State of Tennis |
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| May 16 |
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"Tainted Title" |
Contents - Special Report: Anatomy Of A Scandal (Florida State may have won the 1993 football crown, but it ended up a loser); Mud In Your Eye (By mastering a sloppy track at the Kentucky Derby, Go for Gin was the toast of the town); It's All Up For Grabs (The Nuggets stuffed the mighty Sonics to turn the NBA playoffs into a free-for-all); Toothsome (With the surprising success of their team, San Jose Shark fans have hockey fever); Bucking Up The Yanks (Remade by workaholic manager Buck Showalter, the Yankees swept the Red Sox); Head Case (Julio Cesar Chavez got his title back, thanks to Frankie Randall's noggin); Soccer Chic (If anyone can make this game fashionable in the U.S., it is Roberto Baggio of Italy), King of the Sports Page (SI Classic about Jim Murray); King Of The Sports Page (The SI Classic examines the life of Jim Murray, America's top sports columnist) Departments - Letters; Faces In The Crowd; Scorecard; Sports People; Inside Baseball; Point After |
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| May 23 |
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"Enough Already - Another round of ugly brawls gives baseball and basketball a black eye" |
Deja Vu (Bulls and Knicks play and fight), Way Out of Control (New rules needed to stop brawls), No Terrible Twos (Second year baseball teams in Florida and Colorado), A Dark Season (Accidents in Formula One racing), Big Man on Campus (Florida State uses lawyer Mike Glazier), The Long Road Back (King guard Bobby Hurley works on recovering), Do Not Disturb (Steffi Graf), Shadow of Shame (Columbia soccer team and the drug cartel) |
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| May 30 |
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Lost Weekend (The party's over for a troubled Jennifer Capriati, who wanted to be like other kids.), Flash and Trash (In the NBA conference finals, four pugnacious guards may hold the key,), Fashionably in First (Los Angeles, led by a stylish outfield, has taken a solid lead in its division.), Blasts From The Past (The Devils led the Rangers 3-2 in a series full of reminders of earlier playoffs.), Sweet And Saucy (Tabasco Cat's win in the Preakness eased a woeful year for D. Wayne Lukas.), Worst Baseball Team Ever (In this SI Classic story, the 1962 Mets got the ranking they deserved), Star In Stripes (Tom Dooley joined the U.S.'s World Cup soccer team to pursue his dreams), Dealt A Bad Hand (Caddies have long been golf's underclass, receiving low pay and no benefits.) |
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| June 6 |
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"Big Numbers. Ken Griffey Jr. and other stars are chasing baseball's most hallowed records. 61 Home Runs" |
Contents - Shooting Stars (Can these streaking hitters break sacred baseball records?); Stuff Of Dreams (Hakeem Olajuwon led Houston to the brink of the Finals); Winning Ugly (Indiana and New York matched bump-and-grind styles); Passing It On (Armed with his dad's advice, Al Unser Jr. won Indy); Seminole Shame (New charges rocked the Florida State football program); The Curse Of The Cup (This year's Rangers just may break the Stanley Cup jinx); Foreign Legions (U.S. colleges are recuiting armies of athletes from abroad); An Arm And A Leg (The Dolphins' Dan Marino is solidly on his feet again); Justice Prevails (Fate and marriage have put Brave Dave Justice on top) Departments - Letters; Faces In The Crowd; Scorecard; Sports People; Inside Baseball; Point After |
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| June 13 |
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Mark Messier |
Closing In (New York Rangers near a title), A Big Hit In Paris (Tennis's French Open), Together Again (Patrick Ewing and Hakeem Olajuwon meet in NBA Finals), The Ride of Her Life (Julie Krone wins again), Relief, at Last (Relief pitcher Mitch Williams), There's Never Been an Open Like It (S.I. Classic about Palmer catching Hogan and Nicklaus), Here Come The Lads (The Irish go to the World Cup soccer) |
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| June 20 |
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"Why the NHL's Hot and the NBA's Not" |
Face-Off (Stanley Cup playoff), Hot Not (NBA slips while the NHL rises), Arm and The Man (NBA Finals), Dugout Doldrums (Baltimore manager Johnny Oates), No Place in the Shade (SI Classic about Cool Papa Bell), The Way He Was (Cowboy lineman Nate Newton) World Cup Preview - It Should Be A Kick, A Dream Come True (Pele helps the World Cup come to the U.S.), True Grit (Jurgen Klinsmann), Scouting Reports |
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| June 27 |
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O.J. Simpson |
Fatal Attraction? (O.J. Simpson charged with murder), A Look Back At The Glory Days (1973 story about O.J. beating Jim Brown's single season record), From Trouble To Triumph (Ernie Els), Down To The Wire (NBA playoffs), A Day To Be Irish (Soccer between Ireland and Italy), An Exclusive Club (The past Mile world record holders) |
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| July 4 |
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U.S. striker Ernie Stewart |
A Net Gain For the U.S. (Success in World Cup soccer), Star Gaze (Goalkeeper Tony Meola), It Must Be In The Genes (Stockton father-son golf team), Good home Cookin' (Cleveland Indians in first), Houston On High-At Last (Rockets win their first NBA title), London Blitz (Wimbledon), Going To Extremes (Expo closer John Wetteland), Breaking Away (Lance Armstrong), Going Fishing With the Kid (SI Classic about fishing with Ted Williams) | 1 |
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| July 11 |
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Pete Sampras |
The Last Hurrah (Martina Navratilova wins at Wimbledon), Out at Home (Brazil beats U.S. in World Cup), No Way to Die (Columbian player slain because of mistake in game), Firsts, But Not Equals (Draft selections in NBA and NHL), Beating the Bushes (Duke-bound basketball player Trajan Laugdon), The Blue Days (Toronto Blue Jays), A Day of Prowess (SI Classic with Robert Frost musing about baseball), Buddy (Buddy Ryan) |
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| July 18 |
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Mike Mussina and Ben McDonald |
The M & M Boys: Plain and Peanut (Mussina and McDonald), Having a Ball (World Cup soccer), Man of the Century (Leroy Burrell beats Carl Lewis's 100 meter mark), No. 10 with a Bullet (Golfer Kim Williams playing a week after being shot), The Long Shot (Darryl Strawberry), Early Riser (Shortstop Alex Rodriguez), Invasion on Wheels (Tour de France), Whew!! (Golfer Laura Davies), Sweet Swinger (Gregg Jefferies), A Braw Brawl for Tom and Jack (SI Classic about 1977 British Open), Say Cheese (Wisconsin plays host to NFL's north woods training camps) |
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| July 25 |
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World Beaters (Brazil won soccer'sgreatest prize in a not-so-great finale.), The Strong Silent Type (Giant Matt Williams quietly keeps pace with more-celebrated sluggers.), The Price Goes Up (With a dramatic eagle putt, Nick Price won the British Open at Tunberry.), Cotton is High (Summertime and the basketball is easy for high school soph Sehea Cotton,), Heeere's Stanley (Since being won by the Rangers, tghe Cup has been on a social whirl.), But Don't Call Them The Colts (Baltimore's new CFL team has cought the fancy of a football starved city.), After the Nightmare (In this SI Classic, three Israeli athletes describe the tragedy of Munich,) |
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| August 1 |
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Barry Switzer, Emmitt Smith & Troy Aikman |
Contents - In Charge (New Dallas Cowboy coach Barry Switzer is out to prove he can fill Jimmy Johnson's shoes); Meanwhile Back In The Keys (Jimmy Johnson is soaking up the sun and is in no great hurry to return to the NFL); Crunch Time (It was July, but the showdown between the Indians and the White Sox had the look of October); In The Strike Zone (The players are on the brink of a walkout that could jeopardize the World Series); Sweet And Sour (Patty Sheehan won a second Women's U.S. Open as Helen Alfredsson self-destructed); World Class (After a strong showing in Bislett, Bob Kennedy may be the best U.S. distance man in a decade); My Tour With Miguel (Miguel Indurain left his rivals wheezing as he won his fourth straight Tour de France); The Glory Game At Goat Hills (In the SI Classic, the author tells of good times and good ol' boys on a Texas municipal gold course) Departments - Letters; Faces In The Crowd; Scorecard; Sports People; Inside Baseball; Point After |
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| August 8 |
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The Big Heart (Frank Thomas honors the memory of his sister by striving for baseball's heights.), Junior Comes of Age (Ken Griffey Jr is more than a star - he's the new straw that stirs the game.), Good as it Gets (Kenny Rogers of the Texas Rangers joined an elite group of perfect-game hurlers.), Are the Bills out of their Coma? (And five other provocative questions about the upcoming pro football season.), A Roth-Eye View (These SI Classics show one of America's wittiest artists at his most delightful.), The Big Dog (At 24, U.S. Open champ Ernie Els is hailed as golf's future best in show.), Dying to Win (For many women athletes, like Christy Henrich, the toughest foe is anorexia.) |
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| August 16 |
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Contents - Tee Time (Paul Azinger returned to the tour after an eight month battle with cancer.), A Fresh Start (Quarterback Jeff George, now an Atlanta Falcon, is hoping to silence his critics.), Taking Stock (The first NASCAR race at Indianapolis featured big money and bad blood.), Duel of the Four-Minute Men (In this SI Classic, Roger Bannister beat John Landy in one of history's greatest miles.), 40th Anniversary - How We Got Here (On August 16, 1954, Sports Illustrated published its first issue. The author traces a path through the past 40 years of sports by way of four men and a mall.), The Firing Line (Football is weeks away, but for some college coaches it's already third-and-long.) Departments - Letters, Faces in the Crowd, Scorecard, Inside the NBA, Inside Baseball, Point After |
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| August 22 |
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Too Good To Be True (Take heart, baseball fans. Here is the thrilling conclusion to the 1994 season.), A Farewell to Arms? (With it's best signal-callers nearing retirement, the NFL faces a quarterback shortage.), Price Control (There's no stopping Nick Price, who ran away with the PGA Championship.), Yes, It Was a Joke (As expected, Dream Team II won the world championships in Toronto in a real laugher.), Coming of Age (Five years after its Little League World Series win, Team Trumball has seen changes.), Raised by Women to Conquer Men (In this 1978 SI Classic, Jimmy Connors struggles to regain the confidence of his youth.) |
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| August 29 |
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Off To The Races (It was a fast paced week, from the Travers Stakes to the New Hampshire 200 to a sprint in Switzerland) College Football - Raising Arizona (Defense will elevate the Wildcats to the top this fall.), The Long View (Michigan's Tyrone Wheatley didn't take the money and run.), Back To School (Many former NFL coaches are now happy in college ball.), What a Country! (Get a load of the gerrymandered world of tomorrow.), Scouting Reports (Arizona is No. 1, but at least 10 other teams could make a run at the national championship.), A Century of Honesty (This '62 SI Classic celebrated Amos Alonzo Stagg), The Lower Divisions (Here are some of the players and teams that will make news in Divisions I-AA, II and III this season.)A Time of Trial (Navy kicker Ryan Bucchianeri was severely tested last fall.) |
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| September 5 |
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Will Wolford |
Contents - The Comeback Kid (Tiger Woods won the U.S. Amateur in dramatic fashion); Natural Born Killer (Pete Sampras seems aloof, but he burns to destroy foes) NFL Preview '94 - Forward Progress (In 75 years the NFL has become a technological colossus); On The Spot (The salary cap has put added pressure on the top rookies); Don't Cross This Line (Once overloaded, the left tackle is now a valued specialist); The Big Horse (Will Wolford has realized his dream of owning thoroughbreds); Early Master (Cal Hubbard set the stage for all superb tackles); Total Package (Jim Parker led the charge for the John Unitas-led Colts); Get Smart! (NFL prospects try to do just that for the Wonderlic Test); Scouting Reports (Our two pro football experts preview all 28 teams); A Block At Tackle (Art Shell, the best left tackle ever, is a rock-solid coach); He Does What He Wants Out There (This '75 SI Classic profiles the Steelers Mean Joe Greene) Departments - Letters; Faces In The Crowd; Scorecard; Inside The NFL; Point After
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| September 12 |
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View Dan Marino Cover |
Play Ball! (With baseball still idle, the NFL got off to a rousing 13-game start.), The Pennant Race (An International League showdown may be as good as it gets.), Play Ball II (More NFL games), Making Hay (With yet another strike, Goose Gossage may have seen the end of his career.), Trojans' Horses (For resurgent USC, there's no substitute for a stellar running game.) |
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| September 19 |
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40th Anniversary Issue |
Contents - Shoot-Out In South Bend (In a duel of young quarterbacks, Michigan defeated Notre Dame); Shoot-Out In Kansas City (In a duel of older quarterbacks, Joe Montana outdid Steve Young); Anarchy And Agassi (The U. S. Open was the perfect venue for the redemption of Andre Agassi); Flora And Furor (The Chinese women swimmers bloomed amid controversy at the worlds) 40th Annivesary - Forty For The Ages (These individuals have most significantly altered or elevated the world of sports during the four decades since SI began publication); The Guiding Light (Buck O'Neil bears witness to the glory of Negro League baseball) Departments - Letters; Faces In The Crowds; Scorecard; Inside The NFL; Inside College Football Point After |
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| September 26 |
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Steve McNair |
Contents - What's Up? (Scoring is...at least for half a dozen of college football's powerhouses); Making Small Talk (How small-market teams got control of baseball and drove it to a strike); Believe A Bull (Holy Bull easily won the Woodward to stake a claim as Horse of the Year); A Means Machine (Led by Natrone Means, San Diego powered past Seattle to a 3-0 record); Not Done Yet (Julio Cesar Chavez kept his career alive with a KO of Meldrick Taylor); Air McNair (Alcorn State's Steve McNair is the best college football quarterback); Uncharted Waters (Alexi Lalas is the first U.S. player to perform in Italy's top soccer league); The Ordeal Of Roger Maris (An SI Classic recalls the pressure felt during the pursuit of Babe Ruth's record) Departments - Letters; Faces In The Crowd; Scorecard; Inside The NFL; Inside College Football; Point After |
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| October 3 |
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"The Catch - Colorado's Hail Mary Touchdown Shocks Michigan" |
Contents - I Just Heaved it (Kordell Stewart's desperation pass gave Colorado a wild victory over Michigan. ), Dog Day Afternoon (Washington laid waste to a streak and a mystique by beating Miami in the Orange Bowl.), 'Lawdy, Lawdy, He's Great' (So said Joe Frazier of Muhammad Ali in this SI Classic about the Thrilla in Manilla.), A Sudden Leap To The Top (Oliver McCall's KO of Lennox Lewis regained control of the heavyweights for Don King.), Hey Charles, How's The Back (That's the most pressing of the questions being passed in the NBA as the teams head to camp.), Hello, Anybody Home (That is what fans in Washington want to know as their beloved Redskins continue to slide.), Send in the Clown (The author thought it might be fun to be a rodeo clown. Then the bulls noticed him.) |
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| October 10 |
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Pernell Whitaker |
In Your Face Buddy (Boxer Pernell Whitaker), Turning Heads (Duke's football team is unbeaten), Labor Unrest (Two articles about the labor problems in sports), Father's Day (Father Shula beats Son Shula), Everything Came Up Reds (SI Classic from 1975 about the Cincinnati Reds), Back To Basics (Larry Johnson tries to recover), Turn of the Cards (The Buddy Ryan Cardinals win their first game), Cardinal Sons (Stanford has three sons of NFL greats playing) |
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| October 17 |
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Natrone Means |
High Voltage (Undefeated San Diego Chargers), Proceed With Caution (Tennis players turning pro too young), Putting on a Show (IHL taking the place of NHL), The Mighty Fall (College football), Bluegrass Blues (Kentucky football), Dire in Denver (Broncos finally win), Tale of a Tiger (Tiger Woods), No Joke (Marv Levy) |
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| October 24 |
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"Penn State: The New No. 1" |
Catch This (Auburn wins 18 games in a row), The Lions Roar to the Fore (Penn State beats Michigan), QB or Not QB (Nebraska wins with a variety of QB'a), Divorce, Vegas-Style (UNLV fires Rollie Massimino), Big W For the Big D (Cowboys beat Eagles), The Rap (Andre Rison), Pure Heart (1990 SI Classic about Secretariat) |
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| October 31 |
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Hisanobu Watanabe |
Money Can't Buy Success (NFL season at the halfway point), Away Games (Japanese World Series), Going For The Flag (Ladies International Golf), Wild, Wild WAC (College football), On The Mend (Ernie Irvan's recovery), The Sweet Life of Swinging Joe (SI Classic about Joe Namath), Rescue at Sea (Problems during an around-the-world race), Pure and Simple (New England Small College Athletic Conference) |
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| November 14 |
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George Foreman and Michael Moorer |
KO'd (Foreman regains title), A Leap Of Faith (Browns continue to win), Venus Rising (Venus Williams), The Centurions (Ohio high school football between Massillon and McKinley), Home, Sweet Home (Russian NHL players go home), 40 Pictures to Remember (40th Anniversary), Hot Shot (Photographer Walter Iooss Jr.), High Cost of Glory (Former Raider player Curt Marsh) |
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| November 21 |
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"Revenge of the Niners - San Francisco turns the tables on Dallas" |
Stuffed (NFC Playoffs), Two For The Road (Will the Ram and Raiders leave L.A.), Bear Tracks (Auburn football), Haunting Vision (Knick rookie Monty Williams), Don't Look Now (Notre Dame loses to Florida State), Nasty Little Devil (1981 SI Classic) |
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| November 28 |
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St. John's Freshman Felipe Lopez |
Capital Gain (Chris Webber goes to D.C.), High and Too Mighty (Roy Jones Jr.), Wham Bam, 'Bama (Unbeaten Alabama beats Auburn), Leader of the Pac (Oregon beats Oregon State), To The Rescue (Jeff Blake leading the Bengals), Paper Trail (The probe of Baylor's basketball program), College Basketball Preview - Bouncing Back (Big East), The Top 25, Arkansas Strong Man (Corliss Williamson), The Women's Top Ten, A Key Performer (Charlotte Smith), Small Colleges, The Coed Boppers' Top Cat (SI Classic about Pete Maravich), Innocents Abroad (Mississippi State tours Finland) |
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| December 5 |
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"The Big Bad Steelers Are Back - Crunch!" |
Contents - Curtains (Looking fairly Super, the Steelers lowered the boom on the Raiders); Roasted Turkeys (The Dolphins had plenty to be thankful for after burning the Jets with a ruse); On With the Show (The hardest part for Nancy Kerrigan to follow, on the ice or off, is her own); Cut And Run (The Lions' Barry Sanders has defenses wondering how in the world to stop him); Hog Tied Debut (Arkansas was flattened by Massachusetts but rebounded to defeat Georgetown); Last Call (With nothing left to lose, Curley Hallman went out a winner as the LSU coach); Holy Cow, Robert (Farmer Robert Landers is an improbable Senior PGA Tour qualifier); He Has Overcome (The key to Lenny Wilkens, soon to be the NBA's winningest coach, lies deep in his past) Departments - Faces In The Crowd; Letters; Scorecard; Inside Pro Football; Inside College Football; Point Afterbr> | 2 |
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| December 12 |
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"America's Team - A Week In The Life of The Dallas Cowboys" |
7 Days (Dallas Cowboy diary), Game Of The Week (L.A. Clippers fall to the woeful Timberwolves), Podium Pugilists (Riddick Bowe's fight against Larry Donald), As Sweety As Sugar (Florida beats Alabama), Keeping His Guard Up (Michael Jordan playing baseball) |
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| December 19 |
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"Sportwoman and Sportsman Of The Year - Olympians Bonnie Blair and Johann Olav Koss" |
Contents - Double Exposure (Picabo Street and Hilary Lindh of the U.S. go to the top of World Cup downhill); Halt The Head-Hunting (Before a tragedy occurs, the NFL must rein in the hitting that has caused concussions); The Worse Case (Doctors warn that severe concussions can lead to permanent brain dysfunction); A Bell Is Rung (With two concussions in '94, the Rams' Chris Miller knows too well the scary symptoms); New Bounce In Big D (With an old warrior and a young Kidd, the Dallas Mavericks are reviving); Four-peat (Virginia wins its fourth consecutive NCAA soccer championship); Over The Top (With a big win over the Chargers, the 49ers staked their claim as the team to beat); Out Of The Shadows (Speed skater Bonnie Blair, the top female U.S. Olympian, is Sportswoman of the Year); Giving His All (A hero on and off the ice, Johann Olav Koss of Norway is Sportsman of the Year); Putting On Your Best Faces (An SI 40th Anniversary Classic; our past Sportsman and Sportsman of the Year covers) Departments - Letters; Faces In The Crowd; Scorecard; Inside High School Football; Inside College Football; Point After |
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