May 28, 1984 Table Of Contents
Footloose
IF YOU'RE PLANNING A TIBETAN TREK, BE ASSURED THAT IT'S NOT ALL YAKS
By Bud Collins
Drugs
Taking Steps To Solve The Drug Dilemma
Cocaine offenders Willie Wilson (left), Willie Aikens and Jerry Martin are back in action, but baseball still struggles with its most serious problem
By Jim Kaplan
'The Stuff I Did Was Enough To Kill You'
By Ivan Maisel
Baseball
Ryne Sandberg's glove and bat have lifted the Cubs to their division lead
By Douglas S. Looney
INSIDE PITCH (Statistics through May 20)
By Henry Hecht
Pro Basketball
The Lakers led Phoenix 3-1 and were one game away from the NBA finals
Swimming
Tiffany Lisa Cohen is America's Olympic distance freestyle hope
By Craig Neff
Basketball
At Olympic trials in France, the Soviets let L.A. know what it will miss
Billy Baxter
'LOOK UP AND HE'S GOT YOUR MONEY'
Gambler Billy Baxter, who won big when Miami toppled Nebraska, is also a fight manager who does road work—in his car
On The Scene
SHEEPMEN ARE GOING TO THE DOGS IN AN EFFORT TO FIGHT OFF PREDATORS
By Richard Phelan
For The Record
A roundup of the week May 14-20
Compiled by Joy Duckett CAIN
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Robert W. Creamer
The Masked Marvel Of The Racetrack
Gate Dancer, the colt who sports purple earmuffs, triumphed in the 109th Preakness at a record clip