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Articles in August 18, 2003 issue of Sporting News, The

• Bob Hille's starting 5
• Vital stats
  by Fritz Quindt
• The Marlins' other rookie
  by Corrie Anderson
• AFC
• Run your own league
• Driver's ed: a stick-and-ball fan's guide to NASCAR
  by Matt Crossman
• Back to the future in the Bronx
  by Dave Sheinin
• One on one with Kevin Harvick
  by Roger Kuznia
• Ultimate Fantasy Source: football
• To know list: 6 more candidates for governor of California
• The buzz
  by Fritz Quindt
• Minor league update
  by Kevin Wheeler
• Porter has outgrown the shadows
  by Dan Pompei
• 3 of a kind
  by Roger Kuznia
• Dallas star: three years removed from his last coaching job, Bill Parcells hasn't lost any of his passion, edginess or penchant for mind games
  by Paul Attner
• Interest in this type of racing is on 'E'
  by Lee Spencer
• Matchup heaven & hell
• Going deep
• Soundbitten
  by Fritz Quindt
• From trash to treasure
  by Stan McNeal
• NFC
• Your turn
  by Joe Buck
• Well-adjusted: Yankees rookie Hideki Matsui might never be the slugger in the majors that he was in Japan, but a change in hitting approach could help him live up to Godzilla-size expectations
  by Ken Davidoff
• Going places, albeit slowly
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Ultimate Fantasy Source: baseball
• Gridiron gold
• Need help? Just whistle's
  by Fritz Quindt
• Coming attractions
  by Chris Bahr
• Clarett in a word: goodbye
  by Matt Hayes
• Get dialed in
• On air
• Brother, can you spare me some time?
  by Todd Jones
• Where will these teams excel—and why—in the next four races?
  by Lee Specer
• Marketing most foul
  by Dave Kindred
• High school hoopers
• Morning edition: headlines you won't see in the week to come
  by Steve Greenberg
• N.L. reports
• Bryant shouldn't mix two courts
  by Sean Deveney
• Chewing the pigskin
  by Joe Buck
• We love greater L.A.! Thanks to Rally Monkeys and Mighty Ducks, Anaheim-Los Angeles is TSN's 2003 Best Sports City. Who says you need the NFL?
  by Bob Hille
• A.L. reports
• Alternative is spelled WHA
  by Kara Yorio