September 28, 1992 Table Of Contents
Rams-Dolphins
In a belated—and victorious—home opener, the Dolphins gave Miami fans a welcome respite from the hardships caused by Hurricane Andrew
By Ed Hinton
By Ed Hinton
Los Angeles Dodgers
There is no joy in Los Angeles as Tom Lasorda's cellar dwellers stagger to season's end
By Ron Fimrite
Washington-Nebraska
With a 29-14 victory over Nebraska, defending national co-champion Washington proved it will be in the chase for another crown
Tony Mandarich
Once hyped as an outrageously talented lineman, Tony Mandarich of the Packers is still outrageous, but he's not much of a talent
By Jill Lieber
Grissom
Marquis Grissom, baseball's top base stealer, grew up with 14 siblings. Now he's a big part of another happy clan, the fast-improving Expos
Inside
By Peter King
By Tim Kurkjian
Horse Racing
Four-year-old Sultry Song topped the charts at Belmont with an easy win in the Woodward Stakes
By William Nack
Title IX
Two decades have elapsed since Title IX banned gender discrimination in federally funded schools, yet equity for women in high school and college sports remains elusive
More than any other state, Washington has made gratifying strides toward achieving gender equity
Female athletes fared worse than males did when the University of Massachusetts trimmed expenses
At Talladega County High in Alabama, the girls had to fund their basketball team and then fight for its survival
By Kelly Anderson
The prospects for women in college coaching and administrative jobs have become especially bleak
For The Record
A new Page in Minnesota history...Sampson gets work...Rocket reaches into his pocket
Edited by Sally Guard
Point After
A woman goalie in the NHL? Martina vs. Jimbo? Let's stop the gender-bending sideshows
By E.M. Swift
Departments
Edited by Bruce Newman