June 1, 1992 Table Of Contents
Baseball
In Chicago, Little League has taken root on two gritty inner-city baseball fields
By Dan Coyle
Fencing
Vladimir Nazlymov, former coach of the Soviet saber team, now teaches fencing in a Kansas City high school
Golf
South African amateur Manny Zerman found a second family in the U.S.
Indy 500
Al Unser Jr. won a crash-filled Indianapolis 500 by .043 of a second over Scott Goodyear
By Ed Hinton
NBA Playoffs
The Eastern finals took some crazy turns as the Cavs tied the inconsistent Bulls 2-2
In the West, petulant Portland blew its cool—and a chance to take a 3-1 lead over Utah
By Hank Hersch
Stanley Cup '92
By turning the other cheek, the revamped Blackhawks whipped the Oilers in four games to win the Campbell Conference title
By Jon Scher
Goalie Tom Barrasso overcame a family crisis to lead Pittsburgh to the Stanley Cup finals again
By Jon Scher
Mark McGwire
Oakland's Mark McGwire is smiling again, now that he's hitting homers at a record pace
By Steve Wulf
XXV Olympic Summer Games: Swimming
And the swimmin' is easy for Summer Sanders of the U.S., who hopes to bring home five medals from Barcelona
Giants
San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie, ever desperate to flee Candlestick Park, is now asking the voters of San Jose to build him a new ballpark
By Ron Fimrite
Inside
By Tim Kurkjian
Chicago Stadium
Chicago Stadium, home of da Bulls and da Blackhawks, is a glorious old sports palace in the midst of a badly decayed neighborhood
Boxing
In the 30 years since he held the heavyweight title, the former champ has found serenity
Environment
In 1974 two Arizona cavers made quite a discovery. The public will get a look in 1995
By Leo W. Banks
For The Record
A singular sensation...Cordero starts anew, and Antley pays...Bjorn bids Loredana addio
Edited by Sally Guard
Point After
Clever Penn State wrapped up a bowl bid in record time—3½ months before the season starts
By Rick Reilly
Departments
Edited by Richard Demak