CONTENTS

OH ME, OH MY, O'MEARA! 12
Mark O'Meara had to conquer some of golf's most difficult holes to win the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
by Rick Reilly

ROCK OF A ROOK 20
Mitch Richmond, strongman for the Golden State Warriors, is at the top of the NBA's first-year class
by Hank Hersch

MAKE ROOM FOR LEMIEUX 28
Where Wayne Gretzky at one time stood alone, Mario Lemieux of the Penguins now dares to tread
by Austin Murphy

TOPS AT THE TRACK 38
Shug McGaughey, the 1988 trainer of the year in thoroughbred racing, has Phipps Stable on the go
by William Nack

GOOD SCOUTS INDEED 46
The poor but proud Wilderness Scouts are being forced to do battle with the Boy Scouts of America
by Penny Ward Moser

THE HIT MAN HITS BACK 54
After his most trying season as a Yankee, Don Mattingly is back home in Indiana, reviving his game
by Peter Gammons

DEPARTMENTS

Letters 4
Scorecard 7
College Basketball 50
For The Record 69
Point After 70

Cover Photograph by Paul Bereswill

PHOTO

RICHARD MACKSON

BUSHWHACKED: During the misty third round of the AT&T Pro-Am, Bobby Clampett learned why this golf course is called Cypress Point. The cost of the lesson: a six on the par-4 14th (page 12).