June 29, 1992 Table Of Contents
XXV Olympic Games
One-time hellion Nelson Diebel is now a contender for Olympic gold
Television
By thinking of it as pay-per-share, the author cashed in on Holyfield-Holmes
By Norman Chad
U.S. Open
Tom Kite survived fierce winds and sundry other natural hazards to win the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach
Holyfield-Holmes
Evander Holyfield retained his title with a lackluster decision over Larry Holmes
By Pat Putnam
Herschel Walker
Shunned by most NFL teams, Herschel Walker is determined to prove his worth with the Philadelphia Eagles
By Jill Lieber
XXV Olympic Summer Games
In an Olympic trials opening filled with anguish and injury, world-record holder Carl Lewis failed to make the U.S. team in the 100
By Kenny Moore
The games were as close as this call as Atlanta won three of four from Cincy in a National League West battle
By Hank Hersch
Salvador García of Mexico has some grandiose ideas—one of which is that he'll win at the Olympics
Despite some personal trials, road racer Inga Thompson made her third Olympic team
Inside
By Tim Kurkjian
Inside/Baseball
By Steve Hirdt
Winfield
'I Feel a Whole Lot Better Now'
Dave Winfield's 20-year baseball career, often touched by trouble and trauma, has taken a happy turn in Toronto
By Rick Reilly
Games
The game's top names descended on Monte Carlo for the world championship
By Dan Cox
XXV Olympic Game
At the Olympic Training Center, swimmers can hone their strokes in a state-of-the-art flume
By Beth Schmidt
For The Record
Wimbledon loses its queen...Palance pushes from the left this time...A quieter Mr. Peanut
Edited by Sally Guard
Point After
When the NFL trial ends, you will see a league of much freer—and far wealthier—players
Departments
Edited by Richard Demak