May 18, 1992 Table Of Contents
Viewpoint
The British PGA may not equal the U.S. PGA for status, but its European star quality is unmatched
Baseball
Ryan Luzinski is following in his father Greg's footsteps as he waits for his number to come up in the major league draft
Harness Racing
A visit to the Trotting Horse Museum in Goshen, N.Y., is a nice change of pace
By Beth Schmidt
Indy Qualifying
As speeds soared during Indy qualifying, drivers were able to survive terrifying crashes
By Ed Hinton
NBA Playoffs
In forging a 2-2 series tie, the Knicks showed that they took the challenge of knocking off the champion Bulls literally
By Hank Hersch
A dazzling Boston-Cleveland showdown got its biggest lift from Celtic Reggie Lewis
'92 Stanley Cup
Nobody, least of all themselves, thought a sweep of the Canadiens was a possibility for all the newcomers masquerading as Bruins
Boston Bruins
By Jon Scher
Shaquille O'Neal
One lucky NBA team will win the rights to Shaquille O'Neal in the draft lottery, but signing him could be another matter
By Phil Taylor
Errors
With an unsightly rash of bobbles and boots, baseball is suffering through a plague of errors
By Steve Wulf
Boxing
Terry Norris laid claim to the title of pound for pound the best fighter by KO'ing Meldrick Taylor
A skinny teenager from a one-pawnshop town has big designs on boxing
By Steve Hymon
Horse Racing
A tarnished Strike the Gold regained his luster by winning the Pimlico Special
Inside
By Tim Kurkjian
Inside/Baseball
By Steve Hirdt
Meat Bomb
Konishiki, the quarter-ton sumo wrestler from Hawaii, has set off an explosion of new interest—and controversy—in the hidebound national sport of Japan
By Franz Lidz
Water Skiing
At 77, 'Banana' George Blair is a millionaire and a barefoot water-skiing wonder
By Franz Lidz
For The Record
A memorable performance at the Alamo...Maniac mania ends at the Series...Tragedy in Corsica
Edited by Sally Guard
Point After
Because slash-and-burn tactics pay in the NHL, two stars were knocked out of the playoffs
By E.M. Swift
Departments
Edited by Richard Demak
