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1999
DECEMBER
December 15, 1999
Olympic Inquiry
Correspondent Betty Ann Bowser reports on the congressional hearings on abuses at the top of the Olympic Games.

OCTOBER
October 26, 1999
Winners and Losers
NewsHour essayists Roger Rosenblatt and Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky discuss the World Series and offer some thoughts about the winning and losing in baseball.


October 13, 1999
King of the Court
A tribute to basketball legend Wilt Chamberlain who passed away Tuesday.

SEPTEMBER
September 27, 1999
Ryding High
A look at the stunning Ryder Cup win by the U.S. Golf Team.


September 8, 1999
This is Sports Center
Media correspondent Terry Smith reports on the 20th anniversary, growth and success of 24-hour, all-sports channel ESPN.

JULY
July 26, 1999
Tour de Lance
Two cycling experts discuss the win of American Lance Armstrong in this year's Tour de France.


July 23, 1999
Games and Grades
The NCAA met this week to discuss eligibility standards for college athletes after a grade scandal called athletes' academic requirements into question.


July 12, 1999
She Shoots, She Scores
Donna de Varona, chairman of the 1999 World Cup Organizing Committee, and Sandy Bailey, editor of the new Sports Illustrated For Women, discuss the U.S. women's soccer team World Cup win Saturday.


July 12, 1999
World Cup Champs
The U.S. women's soccer team defeated China in the World Cup championship game.


July 9, 1999
Women's Soccer
Correspondent Spencer Michels reports on the 1999 Women's World Cup final between the United States and China this weekend.

APRIL
April 19, 1999
The Great One Retires
Steve Dryden, editor of Hockey News, and John Feinstein, author and commentator for National Public Radio, discuss the career of recently retired hockey-great, Wayne Gretzky.

MARCH
March 18, 1999
Extinguishing the Flame?
Olympic champions John Naber and Donna de Varona are joined by two Olympic scholars, Jeffrey Segrave and John Macaloon, to discuss the effects the Salt Lake City scandal has had on the Olympics.


March 1, 1999
Sen. George Mitchell
The former Senate majority leader discusses his panel's final report on Salt Lake City's Olympic bid.

FEBRUARY
February 19, 1999
The Olympics Industry
A look at the Olympics, what they mean for host cities and the scandal involving International Olympic Committee members.


February 11, 1999
Cleaning House
The 2002 Olympic Organizing Committee names a new chairman -- and new rules.


February 5, 1999
Tip Off
Jim Compton of KCTS, Seattle, reports on the return of professional basketball after months of delay.

JANUARY
January 29, 1999
Playing For Dollars
As the price tags of professional sports teams and stadiums set new records, local governments and fans are having to foot much of the bill.


January 25, 1999
Too Far For The Gold?
A report on Salt Lake City's questionable bid for the 2002 Olympics.


January 13, 1999
King Of The Court
After 13 seasons in the NBA, Michael Jordan calls it quits.


January 5, 1999
Fiesta Bowl
John Feinstein joins Elizabeth Farnsworth to discuss the new Bowl game system that crowned a college football championship.

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