March 21, 1988 Table Of Contents
Canadiens
With 10 straight wins the Montreal Canadiens have streaked to the Adams Division lead
Vicki Huber and Joe Falcon were double distance winners at the NCAA indoor meet
Metro Conference
Louisville, the league bully, won the tournament, but the little guys are coming on strong
Southeastern Conference
Though he was in pain from a back injury, Rex Chapman lifted Kentucky past Georgia in the SEC tournament
By Hank Hersch
Here's a glimpse of six of this year's leading rookies, plus a longer look at a future Met who may be the best of all
The Rookies
A novel, sometimes even watery, regimen has helped make the Mets' Gregg Jefferies the best prospect in the minors
By Jill Lieber
Larry Bird
Boston's Larry Bird, in what may be his finest season, gets Red Auerbach's vote—over Bill Russell—as the best ever
By Frank Deford
College Basketball
By Morin Bishop
Women's Sports
A new law should restore fair play for women's athletics
By Craig Neff
Tyson
Tyson the Timid, Tyson the Terrible
What consumes the heavyweight champion of the world, what makes Mike Tyson as imposing as any fighter in boxing history? His own fear, perhaps
By Gary Smith
Focus
Financial analyst Karyn Marshall is a star weightlifter
By Franz Lidz
First Person
Being the last man on the league's worst team wasn't easy
By Chip Rowe
Television
CBS has made a good thing of the NCAA draw
By William Taaffe
For The Record
A Roundup of the Week March 7-13
Compiled by Duncan Brantley
Point After
The author bares his heart as the NCAAs get under way
Departments
Edited by Gay Flood
Edited by Robert Sullivan
