TIME lists TIGER WOODS among its "Winners" of the year
2000: "'We're not worthy.' Links predator keeps getting
fiercer. Is there anything you haven't endorsed?" (TIME,
12/25 issue).....In N.Y., Lena Williams profiles the ICE
HOCKEY IN HARLEM youth community program, which has gained
"widespread" support from N.Y.'s City Hall, the NHLPA and
the NHL. Rangers C MANNY MALHOTRA is this year's honorary
chair (N.Y. TIMES, 12/20)....STING, STYX and the Tampa group
PYT will be among the headliners at the SUPER BOWL XXXV
pregame show. Sting will sing "Roxanne" and his current
song "Desert Rose" (TAMPA TRIBUNE, 12/20)....Canucks GM
BRIAN BURKE is suing BCTV "over reports he obstructed the
police investigation" in the Canadian government's case
against MARTY MCSORLEY. BCTV stated in a report that Burke
"was less than forthcoming when police started asking
questions." Burke claims such statements hurt his
reputation as an attorney and a hockey exec (NATIONAL POST,
12/20)....In Sacramento, Debbie Arrington profiled Magna
Entertainment Chair FRANK STRONACH and compared him to
Raiders Owner AL DAVIS: "Not since ... Al Davis and his
battles with the NFL has one enigmatic individual attracted
so much controversy from his fellow sports aristocrats as
well as notoriety among the common fans" (SAC. BEE, 12/17).
