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Articles in July 15, 2002 issue of Sporting News, The

• Fox takes us out to the ol' ballgame
• What lies within: for a closer look at the inner workings of a racing team, start at its headquarters: a body shop, engineering research center and funhouse—all on 18 wheels
  by Matt Crossman
• NFC training camp preview
• A Grand achievement
• Do not adjust your set
• `I'm always positive': Bob Goodenow, head of the players' association, looks ahead to the next Olympics and labor negotiations in an exclusive Q&A
  by Paul Grant
• Not damned yet
  by Fritz Quindt
• N.L
• AFC training camp preview
• Field a team of legends
• FYI
• Summer safety tip: spend wisely
  by Sean Deveney
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• A.L
• Ravens' roster offers little hope
  by Gary Horton
• Start your fantasy engines
• The buzz
• Look out if these dream teams ever become a reality
  by Lee Spencer
• A nod to a god
  by Dave Kindred
• `Hey, didn't you used to be Carlos Delgado?'
• Voice of the fan
• How Guerin was won
  by Tim Wharnsby
• On Ted Williams' life
  by Papa Joe Chevalier
• There's more to fastballs than being fast
  by Todd Jones
• Bring it on: as NFL teams scatter to their summer campsites, Emmitt Smith's pains and gains, Steve Spurrier's loose reign, Dungy's `D' and Ricky are among the sizzling story lines
  by Paul Attner
• On the possibility of a baseball strike
  by Bruce Murray
• Splendid, indeed: his goal was simple: to be called `the greatest hitter who ever lived.' Ted Williams' lifelong passion for putting bat to ball pushed him from skinny rookie to mercurial superstar and, finally, to cherished elder statesman
  by Ron Smith
• Bryson is the victim of a bad call
  by Mike DeCourcy
• On Sammy Sosa
  by Chet Coppock
• Yankees' binging will be the game's undoing
  by Ken Rosenthal
• New gunner will keep Ducks in the hunt
  by Matt Hayes