April 18, 1988 Table Of Contents
On The Scene
AUSTRALIA: LAND OF FOUL SNICKS AND SAFE HITS
Sideline
WHERE NOT-SO-EASY RIDERS FIND THE FAST TRACK
The Masters
With a dramatic birdie on 18, Sandy Lyle won the Masters by one stroke—and the green jacket, bestowed by 1987 champ Larry Mize
By Rick Reilly
Stanley Cup
The cherry blossoms were out and the Capitals, as usual, were nearly so in the playoffs
The filly Winning Colors won big at Santa Anita to become a Kentucky Derby favorite
The Reds
After finishing second thrice, the Reds' Pete Rose can't be a bridesmaid again
The Lakers
Pat Riley has good reasons for asserting that his Lakers will become the first NBA team in 19 years to repeat as champions
Tennis
Newcomers led the U.S. over Peru in Davis Cup play
By Franz Lidz
Inside
By Franz Lidz
Swimming
Dave Wharton's U.S. mark at the NCAAs is worth savoring
Boxing
Evander Holyfield, king of the cruiserweights, bravely plans to take on Mike Tyson
By Pat Putnam
Reminiscence
Odd things happen when both baseball teams try to lose
For The Record
A Roundup of the Week April 4-10
Compiled by Duncan Brantley
Point After
South Korea is bent on making its Olympics serene
Departments
Edited by Gay Flood
Edited by Craig Neff