April 22, 1991 Table Of Contents
Design
For Better Shooting, Think Big
A team of Ohio entrepreneurs insists that their oversized basketball will improve your touch
Focus
Grappling with the Family Farm
For the Schiefelbeins of Minnesota and their nine sons, wrestling and agriculture go together
By Douglas S. Looney
The Masters
Feisty little Ian Woosnam outlasted a wave of challengers and won over hostile Masters gallery
Cubs-Pirates
In a shivery series in Chicago, the Cubs got the early-season jump on the Pirates
By Steve Rushin
NHL Playoffs
Galloping goons and gratuitous gore marred the dramatic opening round of the NHL playoffs
Mark Spitz
Taking the plunge again at 41, Mark Spitz lost a made-for-TV match race to world champion Tom Jager by a whopping margin
Jerry Evans
After majoring in football for jive years at Toledo, tight end Jerry Evans will probably be celebrating on NFL draft day
By Douglas S. Looney
David Robinson
David Robinson is the Spurs' player of note
By Bruce Newman
Marathon
Wanda Panfil of Poland was a winner in Boston, but so was fourth-place finisher Joan Benoit Samuelson
Inside
By Tim Kurkjian
Fading Fast
Thoroughbred racing in the U.S. is being run into the ground by offtrack betting and other legalized gambling
First Person
The Creature from the Aquarium
Mostly the things in the author's fish tank—and those of his friends—stay put, but sometimes they escape
For The Record
The Kicks decide to punt...Mr. Rourke's fantasy...a dismal Day for Arkansas
Edited by Michael Jaffe
Point After
Would it hurt to give Minnie Minoso one more at bat?
By Leigh Montvilie
Departments
Edited by Steve Wulf