March 23, 1992 Table Of Contents
Games
Three innovative football video games will hone your play-calling skills during the off-season
By Albert Kim
Hockey
Hoosier Hoopla, but not about Hoops
In basketball-mad Indiana, Culver Military Academy has developed into an unlikely hotbed of high school hockey
A would-be Citizen Kane is publishing a program that is up-to-date and irreverent
By Lisa Twyman Bessone
SEC Tournament
Kentucky won an expanded, 11-team SEC tournament in a wild prelude to the NCAAs
The favorite, rap star Hammer's colt Dance Floor, failed to keep up with Technology in the Florida Derby
Magic And Bird
Magic Johnson and Larry Bird stepped in and rescued the NBA during its darkest days. Can anyone replace them?
Boone And Campanis
Like Father, Like Son, Like...
Bret Boone and Jim Campanis are racing to become baseball's first genealogical triple play
Bob Goodenow
Under tough new leader Bob Goodenow, the NHL Players' Association, once a management patsy, has authorized a walkout
Danny Tartabull
Free-agent signee Danny Tartabull wants to shoulder the burden for the Yankees to prove just how good he is
By Bruce Newman
Harolad Smith
Harold Smith, the promoter who swindled a bank out of $21.3 million, is back in boxing, guiding Larry Holmes
Inside
By Phil Taylor
Moe Berg
Moe Berg, baseball's Renaissance man of the '20s and '30s, was a U.S. atomic spy in World War II
Books
'The Selling of the Green' authors may be guilty of racism in saying the Celts favor whites
Yesterday
For one golden season Tony Lavelli charmed the NBA with a hook shot and a squeeze-box
For The Record
Buser's dogs have their day...Lindros takes a break...Razorbacks stay on track
Edited by Richard O'Brien
Point After
Miss Manners Would Be Teed Off
Distracting somebody on the course is an unheard-of (well, almost) breach of golf etiquette
By Rick Reilly
Departments
Edited by Richard Demak