
CONTENTS
14
THE PRIDE OF THE DODGERS
Great pitching, a tradition with the Dodgers for years, is back on display in Los Angeles, which is leading its division
BY NICHOLAS DAWIDOFF
20
RANKLED BY A WANKEL
The sports-car world was sent spinning when an upstart, the rotary-powered Mazda, won the 24 Hours of Le Mans
BY BRUCE NEWMAN
22
UNSPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT
From Atlanta to L.A., the college football off-season has seen an unexpected number of players run afoul of the law
BY AUSTIN MURPHY
28
BORA! BORA! BORA!
New coach Bora Milutinovic hopes to lead the U.S. soccer team on a surprise attack on the 1994 World Cup
BY CLIVE GAMMON
34
CHUCKIN'
California Angel pitcher Chuck Finley is the best lefty in baseball. And he actually realizes how lucky he is
BY STEVE RUSHIN
44
SUPER POWER
Record-setting sprinter Leroy Burrell is already the fastest man alive, and, at 24, he's only going to get better
BY MERRELL NODEN
60
SIMPLY GRAND
Roughriding the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon can be both unbelievable and unforgettable
BY E.M. SWIFT
DEPARTMENTS
4
LETTERS
9
SCORECARD
50
TELEVISION
52
BASEBALL
76
FOR THE RECORD
78
POINT AFTER
COVER PHOTOGRAPH BY J. DANIEL/ALLSPORT USA
PHOTO
SEBASTIEN DESNOULEZ/AGENCE D.P.P.I.
Night Rider: It was an electric time in Le Mans, France, as sports cars like this Jaguar sped through the darkness that marks the middle hours of the famed around-the-clock race (page 20).