June 13, 1988 Table Of Contents
Books
By Douglas S. Looney
NBA Playoffs
While the Lakers were winning a rugged series from Dallas, the Celtics showed their age and lack of depth in losing to Detroit
By Hank Hersch
After a record-shattering season for home runs in 1987, the long ball has come up short. Here are 10 theories why
Mats Wilander won another French Open title, but, strange development John McEnroe won the crowds
Mike Tyson
In the aftermath of Jimmy Jacobs's death, many are hungering for a piece of Mike Tyson
By Bruce Newman
Mini Marathon
Last-minute entrant Ingrid Kristiansen bested the strongest women's 10K field ever in the L'eggs Mini Marathon
America's Cup
Until next year, that is, as the New Zealand vs. San Diego squabble awaits a clear verdict
Sabonis
Soviet basketball star Arvydas Sabonis is visiting Portland, where the Trail Blazers are assiduously wooing him
By Rick Reilly
Track & Field
With quarter-milers galore, UCLA set a college relay mark
By Kenny Moore
Inside
The Missing Links
With 20 million golfers in America and not enough courses to go around, many players make do with scruffy public links
By Rick Reilly
First Person
Falling off a mountain bike hurts less than staying on
By E.M. Swift
For The Record
A Roundup of the Week May 30-June 5
Compiled by Jay Jennings
Point After
By shedding 60 pounds, William Perry could be big again
Departments
Edited by Gay Flood
Edited by Robert W. Creamer