June 4, 1990 Table Of Contents

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Viewpoint

WASTING AWAY AT HEALTH CLUBS

Fitness fanatics should find better uses for their energy

By Rick Telander

Update

STILL VERY TALL IN THE SULKY

Harness racing's winningest driver, Herve Filion, is out there scrapping for more

By Douglas S. Looney

NBA Playoffs

BANG-UP BATTLE IN THE EAST

Chicago bounced back at home and tied Detroit

By Jack McCallum

OUT WEST, SOME HOME COOKIN'

Home court mastery left ferocious run-and-gun rivals Phoenix and Portland tied at 2-2

By Hank Hersch

Lenny Dykstra

OFF AND RUNNING

Lenny Dykstra's .400-plus batting spree has the surprising Phillies in the chase

By Steve Wulf

Indy 500

THE FLYING DUTCHMAN

Arie Luyendyk finally earned that nickname with his first Indy Car victory—in the 500

By Sam Moses

Golf

DOWN HOME GOLF

Once a year an upstate New York burg gives the LPGA a towering welcome

By Sonja Steptoe

Stanley Cup

STILL DOING JUST GREAT

The dynastic Oilers won the Stanley Cup again, this time without Wayne Gretzky

By Jay Greenberg

The Class Of '90

AMERICAN DREAMERS

Fifteen years after his family fled Saigon, Mike Nguyen is off to UCLA to play football

By Bruce Newman

Tennis

THE MIND WAS WHAT MATTERED

A determined Steve Bryan of Texas won the NCAA title

By Douglas S. Looney

Inside

BASEBALL

By Tim Kurkjian

WAITING TO POP HIS CORK

By Franz Lidz

Secretariat

Pure Heart

In waging the most glorious triple crown campaign ever, Secretariat made racing history. In the doing, he took the author on an unforgettably exhilarating ride

By William Nack

For The Record

A Roundup of the Week May 21-27

Compiled by Tim Crothers

FACES IN THE CROWD

Point After

YER-R-R-R-R OUT OF LINE!

Umps should give their surly attitudes the thumb

By Steve Wulf

Departments

FROM THE PUBLISHER

By Donald J. Barr

Letters

SCORECARD

Edited by Craig Neff