June 6, 1988 Table Of Contents
Update
IN POOL, THE SHARK STILL LEAVES A WIDE WAKE
By Steve Rushin
NBA Playoffs
Newly respectful of Boston's aging Celtics, the Pistons emerged as a force in their Eastern Conference showdown
Dallas eased doubts about its fortitude by whipping the Lakers twice to knot the series
By Hank Hersch
Stanley Cup
Edmonton swept Boston to win its fourth Stanley Cup and close the book on a most bizarre playoff season
Bowa & Co.
The San Diego Padres' Larry Bowa is the latest victim of the mania in pro sports for winning at all costs—now
By Steve Wulf
Harvard-Yale
Every year, Harvard and Yale athletes bivouac at riverside to prepare for America's longest-running collegiate event
Roger Clemens
That's Boston's Roger Clemens, whose overpowering fastball is making him a good bet for Cooperstown
By Bruce Newman
Golf
The Memorial gave evidence of Hal Sutton's decline
By Jaime Diaz
Inside
Track & Field
At the Jenner meet several vaunted veterans showed they were primed for the Olympics
By Kenny Moore
Max Patkin
After More Than 40 Years, The Clown Prince Of Baseball, Max Patkin, Still Leaves 'em Laughing
By Steve Wulf
First Person
The reluctant author tries hang gliding in Guatemala
For The Record
A Roundup of the Week May 23-29
Compiled by Duncan Brantley
Point After
Colleges should pay for tuition until athletes earn degrees
Departments
Edited by Timothy E. Pitt
Edited by Steve Wulf
CBS outbid NBC—by a lot—to win the broadcast rights to the 1992 Winter Olympics
By William Taaffe