April 13, 1992 Table Of Contents
Books
In every marina there are a few ugly ducklings that are swans to their owners
The Final Four
Bobby Hurley roused his Duke teammates and propelled the Blue Devils to a 71-51 victory over Michigan in the NCAA championship game
Inside
By Phil Taylor
By heeding savvy precepts, Molly Goodenbour led Stanford to the NCAA title
A late-season players' strike, the first in the National Hockey League's 75-year history, put the playoffs in jeopardy
By Steve Wulf
Oriole Park
Baltimore's charming new downtown ballpark has Oriole fans chirping and baseball purists crowing with delight
By Tim Kurkjian
The Tradition
At the Tradition, where Lee Trevino beat Jack Nicklaus by one stroke, the recollections were fond—and sometimes faulty
The Cowboy
WHITEY, BUCK AND THE SINGING COWBOY
Gene Autry, whose Angels have not won a pennant in their 31-year history, has corralled a pair of old sidekicks to help him in his quest
By Ron Fimrite
Raymond Floyd
A fire destroyed Raymond Floyd's house, but it rekindled his desire to win
By Bruce Newman
Horse Racing
A.P. Indy accelerated toward the Kentucky Derby with a stretch-running win at Santa Anita
Hurricane Carter
HURRICANE CARTER, A TOP MIDDLEWEIGHT WHO SPENT 18 YEARS IN PRISON FOR MURDER, WAS EXONERATED WITH THE HELP OF A BOY FROM BROOKLYN AND SOME RESOURCEFUL CANADIANS INSPIRED BY HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY
By William Nack
For The Record
Palance was a pushy pug...Sergeant Tomba, carabiniere...Boom Boom, out go the lights
Edited by Jon Scher
Point After
For a precious few days, the New York Mets refused to talk to the press. Bartlett's will survive
By Ron Fimrite
Departments
By John Papanek
Edited by Richard Demak