October 27, 1992 Table Of Contents
Then And Now
Dateline: The Author returns to yesteryear to report on a poignant event in baseball's history
FANS RUN AMOK AFTER LAST GAME AT POLO GROUNDS
By Steve Wulf
Dream Team
By Steve Wulf
By E.M. Swift
Bevo Francis
And what's that incredible number next to his name in the record book?
By William Nack
Ben Hogan
Images of Ben Hogan from the 1959 U.S. Open at Winged Foot evoke memories of the most enigmatic golfer ever to walk a fairway
1972 Dolphins
The Miami Dolphins of 1972 played 17 games and won them all. Twenty years later, they remember that season well
Ty Cobb
Ty Cobb, baseball's eccentric genius, died in rural Georgia more than 30 years ago, very wealthy and virtually alone. The author recently paid him a visit
Glenn Hall
Glenn Hall played 502 consecutive games in goal—perhaps the safest record in all of sports
By E.M. Swift
TV Sports
Our intrepid viewer takes an electronic tumble through the history of sports television, from blue blades to yellow blazers
By Steve Rushin
Slip Madigan
He was part coach, part impresario, part entrepreneur, part raconteur. And Slip Madigan used all the varied talents to turn the team from tiny St. Mary's College into the fanciest football show in the land
By Ron Fimrite
What If?
A chilling suppositional saga from the annals of the NFL
By Rick Reilly
Departments
By Mark Mulvoy