November 30, 1992 Table Of Contents
Perspective
Sports fans know that the strains of 'Rock and Roll Part II' can turn chumps to champs
By Lisa Twyman Bessone
Environment
At one time extinct in the area, Atlantic salmon have been seen spawning in a Connecticut river
By Sam Lardner
Boxing
Sergei Kobozev hopes to make a name for himself as a fighter in the United States
By Steve Hymon
Shaq
NBA rookie sensation Shaquille O'Neal brought his 7'1" act to New York last weekend, where he took in the sights, charmed the locals and then did battle with the Knicks and Patrick Ewing
Miami-Syracuse
Miami stayed No. 1 by hanging on for a narrow win at Syracuse
Mystery
After a massive sea and air search, the 60-foot racing sloop Coyote, was found capsized in the North Atlantic, but the fate of her skipper, round the world sailor Michael Plant, was still unknown
By E.M. Swift
L.A. Kings
No Gretzky? No problem. Rookie coach Barry Melrose has L.A. winning anyway
By Jon Scher
Cortez Kennedy
In his third pro season, Seattle's Cortez Kennedy has succeeded the late Jerome Brown, who was his best friend, as the NFL's best at his position
By Jill Lieber
Riddick Bowe
Heavyweight champion Riddick Bowe fancies himself a humorist, but he's dead serious about living up to his nickname: Big Daddy
By Steve Hymon
Inside
By Peter King
By Tim Kurkjian
Tennis
Monica Seles easily defeated Martina Navratilova in a telling year-end finale
Sports Fanatics
THERE ARE SPORTS NUTS, AND THEN THERE ARE REAL WACKOS LIKE THESE, WHO HAVE CROSSED THE LINE BETWEEN FAN AND FANATIC
By Franz Lidz
First Person
On a camping trip with his seriously ill nephew, the author discovers what really matters
By Sydney Lea
Design
Can bouncing on a floating trampoline really massage the memory?
By Franz Lidz
Football
By answering a letter, the author helped the Dallas Cowboys lasso a basketball player
By Dan Peterson
Point After
College football players are demanding a say, and coaches ignore them at their own risk
Departments
By Mark Mulvoy
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum