August 24, 1992 Table Of Contents
Hockey
A clinic founded by Stan Mikita teaches hearing-impaired kids to compete in a demanding game—and in life
By Brad Herzog
First Person
Coming soon to a TV near you: the author's (very) brief stint as Cleveland's Lou Boudreau
The PGA
For Nick Price, who had come so close in other majors, steady play paid a big dividend at the PGA
Deion Sanders
Deion Sanders's choice between baseball and football gets harder as he and his teams get better
By Peter King
The Giants
For Giant fans in two Bay Areas, it is the best of times, it is the worst of times
By Hank Hersch
John Kordic
Cocaine, steroids and alcohol contributed to the fall of hockey's John Kordic
By Jon Scher
Astros
...then it must be San Diego—or is it Chicago? The Astros, made homeless by the Republican Convention, endure a month on the road
By Steve Rushin
Mark Schlereth
Anchorage native Mark Schlereth pulls legs when he's not a pulling guard for the Redskins
By Franz Lidz
Heather Farr
Though ravaged by cancer, golfer Heather Farr, once a rising star, has lost none of her resolve
Inside
By Tim Kurkjian
Inside/Baseball
By Steve Hirdt/The Elias Sports Bureau
Dennis Eckersley
With uncanny control and a peerless talent for painting the edges of the plate, Oakland relief ace Dennis Eckersley has become virtually unbeatable
By Steve Wulf
Baseball
Baltimore's Babe Ruth Museum is a must-see stop for fans of the Bambino
For The Record
A very hairy celebration...Tomba tangles with the law...Olympians at the White House
Edited by Albert Kim
Point After
Jack Clark's most-astounding stat is his list of autos, which contributed to his bankruptcy
Departments
Edited by Richard Demak