
September 7, 1992 Table Of Contents
Focus
Computers are wising up and preparing to take a byte out of today's coaches and managers
By Steve Hymon
Fishing
At the One-Fly tournament in Jackson Hole, contestants were allowed to use just a single fly a day
By Judy Muller
Blue Jays
And lots of stealing. It all added up to another precarious pennant race for the Toronto Blue Jays, who landed David Cone but failed to slow their rivals
By Hank Hersch
A team from the Philippines manhandled Long Beach to win the Little League World Series
'92 NFL Preview
Bursting onto the NFL stage in unprecedented numbers, talent-rich wide receivers are stealing the show
By Peter King
By Peter King
By Peter King
Even as he closes in on the alltime reception record, the Redskins' Art Monk remains a distant, mysterious figure
By William Nack
Lance Alworth and Willie Brown, rivals from the bump-and-run era, recall their classic battles and reflect on today's less-physical game
For all the talent at wide receiver, there's no doubt that Jerry Rice of the San Francisco 49ers stands above everyone else. In fact, no other player so dominates his position
Steeler cornerback Rod Woodson learned that lesson early in life, and it pays off when he faces the top receivers
By Jill Lieber
With every decade comes a new NFL powerhouse, and the youthful Dallas Cowboys are primed to put their brand on the last 10 years of the century
Finding a placekicker who won't choke in the clutch, and then keeping him healthy, are puzzling chores for most teams
By Peter King
By Peter King
Jimmy Johnson dived headfirst into coaching the Cowboys, and he won't come up for air until he wins a Super Bowl
By Ed Hinton
Sailing
Julia Trotman is prone to mishaps on land, but she's a winner on the water
Reporter-At-Large
For nearly 20 years, Brits have been taking to their lawn mowers—and racing them
By Franz Lidz
For The Record
Title fight leaves crowd groggy...Thirty-one and counting...Tie-dye makes a big comeback
Edited by Stefanie Scheer
Inside
By Tim Kurkjian
Point After
Pull the Plug on the Preseason
Does anybody besides insecure NFL coaches and greedy owners see value in this charade?
Departments
Edited by Richard Demak