April 8, 1991 Table Of Contents
Business
Three brothers from New Jersey offer the fan a way to let his visage show where his loyalties lie
Perspective
At the Marshall Club in Manhattan's Greenwich Village, young masters mingle with the ghosts of legends
By Robert Horn
Nostalgia
Railroad Crossing, Look Out for the Stars
Babe Ruth and the rest of the players of an earlier day spent an enormous amount of time on trains
Design
Popes, Blizzards and Walleyed Pike
All have had an impact on the baseball schedules fashioned by Henry and Holly Stephenson to satisfy a dizzying myriad of requirements
By Albert Kim
The Final Four
Duke did it. The Blue Devils slammed Kansas, after shocking UNLV, to win the NCAA title
T P C
Unheralded Steve Elkington beat some big names to win The Players Championship
TPC
Women's Final Four
Tennessee's women won yet another NCAA title for thier coach, Pat Summitt
By Hank Hersch
Bad Throws
Why do some major leaguers suddenly forget how to throw a baseball?
Cutup Shaun Jordan hogged the stage as Texas won its fourth straight NCAA title
Hakeem Olajuwon
Hakeem Olajuwon has added a letter to his name, and the torrid Rockets have added a dimension to their game
Evander Holyfield
Heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield isn't one to be taken lightly
Horse Racing
Derby hopeful Meadow Star ran her unbeaten streak to nine by winning the Comely Stakes
Inside
By Phil Taylor
College Hockey
Northern Michigan needed three overtimes to defeat Boston University for the NCAA title
Faldo
Do You Know Me? Not Bloody Likely!
There's a loose side to tightly wound golf star Nick Faldo. But he does his best not to show It
By Rick Reilly
Spotlight
Synchronized swimming champions Louise and Fred Wing dominate their septuagenarian age group
By Franz Lidz
Environment
This Scarface Is a Real Animal Too, but...
The future is brighter for the endangered black-footed ferret, thanks to one last wild—in every way—male of the species
By Bil Gilbert
Focus
The Liberal Arts of Baseball 101
In New York City, a printer, painter and sometime professor probes the soul of the national pastime
By Tim Crothers
For The Record
Edited by Michael Jaffe
Point After
Tale of the Red-Faced Blue Devil
Duke won the big game, but its mascot lost his very being
By Leigh Montvilie
Departments
By John Papanek
Edited by Steve Wulf