May 16, 1988 Table Of Contents
Sideline
TED WILLIAMS WOULD HAVE BEEN PROUD OF ME; THEN...
By Larry Colton
First Person
A CANYON, IT SEEMS, CAN LEAD TO PARADISE—OR TO GRIEF
Kentucky Derby
Churchill Downs rocked as the filly Winning Colors rolled over 16 colts to triumph in the Kentucky Derby
By William Nack
With eight wins in as many starts, Dave Stewart has Oakland on top in the West
NBA Playoffs
Michael Jordan soared, and some of his teammates even went aloft, too, as Chicago grounded Cleveland in the playoffs
Devils-Bruins
When officials refused to work a Devils-Bruins playoff game, it was amateur hour in the NHL
Gill Nets
Monofilament gill nets don't just catch fish; they damage marine life in an alarming way
By Clive Gammon
The Griffeys
The way 18-year-old Ken Griffey Jr. is hitting, he may become the first player ever to join his father in the major leagues
By Hank Hersch
Track
Records can wait as Butch Reynolds saves it for Seoul
By Jaime Diaz
Inside
By Franz Lidz
On The Scene
Aerobic athletes jumped and stretched to find the best
For The Record
Compiled by Morin Bishop
Point After
A row, a lawsuit, a strike—and no NHL president in sight
By E.M. Swift
Departments
Edited by Gay Flood
Edited by Steve Wulf