November 16, 1992 Table Of Contents
Television
Children are meant to be seen and not heard. Sportswriters are meant to be neither
By Norman Chad
Environment
The death of two beluga whales in Chicago has intensified the debate about their captivity
By Lisa Twyman Bessone
Motor Sports
If You're Buggy about Bugattis...
...why not kick a few elegant pneus at the National Automobile Museum in Mulhouse, France?
Table Tennis
A robot has been enlisted to better prepare U.S. stars for victories in global table tennis wars
By Beth Schmidt
Special Report: Blood Money
In the rich, clubby world of horsemen, some greedy owners have hired killers to murder their animals for the insurance payoffs
By William Nack
By William Nack
Arizona-Washington
In the span of three days, Washington lost both a quarterback and, by falling to Arizona, its No. 1 ranking
BC and Kansas, hungry for big-time victories, ate humble pie
By Douglas S. Looney
Following Cecil Fielder's example, a major league all-star team graciously routed its Japanese hosts
By Sean Horgan
Cowboys-Lions
The Dallas defense is young, fast, hard-hitting and on the verge of dominating offenses
Randall Cunningham sat, Jim McMahon (above) subbed, and the Eagles soared once again
By Peter King
Buoyed by sobriety, Lloyd Daniels is reborn as a player—in the NBA
By Hank Hersch
Mario Lemieux
To NHL goalies, facing Pittsburgh Penguin superscorer Mario Lemieux is like a bad dream
By Jon Scher
Red Auerbach
At 75, Red Auerbach muses on the state of pro basketball, the Celtic mystique and why the Dream Team isn't his dream team
Inside
By Peter King
Tennis
Croatia's Goran Ivanisevic is a loose cannon on and off the court, but right now his game is booming
By Franz Lidz
Texas Football
Football in the Southwest Conference isn't what it used to be, and Texas and Texas A&M are looking to bail out
Football
In Berwick, Pa., industry has dwindled, but the high school football team remains a mighty machine
By John Walters
Games
The Best Pinball Player in the World
Rick Stetta's tilts with the manic machines are studies in acrobatic assault
Viewpoint
A Vote Against Tournament Fishing
A veteran angler explains why he stopped participating in tournaments
By Roy Terrell
Swimming
Swimmers in the U.S. are discovering a new sport: racing while wearing fins
Point After
Bill Clinton has a presidential sporting image to uphold—and jogging just won't do it
By Rick Reilly
Departments
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum