June 14, 1993 Table Of Contents
Tennis
In 1887, Lottie Dod, 15, became the youngest player to win the women's title at Wimbledon. She still is
By Amy Nutt
Baseball
Shortly before Babe Ruth retired, Silas Johnson struck him out three times in one game
On The Scene
While not yet popular with the luxury-car crowd, disc golf is gaining a following
By John Walters
Stanley Cup Playoffs
That's just what Montreal did to L.A. in what might have been the key moment of the finals
By E.M. Swift
French Open
In a surprise, Spain's Sergi Bruguera sank the U.S.'s main man in Paris, Jim Courier, to win a French Open notable for its no-shows
Belmont Stakes
Julie Krone rode Colonial Affair to a historic win in a Belmont Stakes marred by the death of Prairie Bayou
By William Nack
NBA Playoffs
Phoenix's Thunder Dan Majerle has a passion for the game that's surpassed only by his city's passion for him
By Phil Taylor
A versatile star led the Bulls to a 4-2 elimination of the Knicks, and he wasn't named Jordan
Colorado Rockies
Bitten by the baseball bug, Coloradans turn out in enormous numbers to cheer their puny Rockies
By Rick Reilly
Sports People
By Steve Hymon
By Hank Hersch
By Peter King
Baseball Agents
For agents Scott Boras and Dennis Gilbert, baseball is a bonanza
By Tom Verducci
Inside
By Tim Kurkjian
Arm Wrestling
For the sport's he-men—and Everyman—arm wrestling is a universal test of strength and will
By Tom Junod
Kayaking
R. Scott Murray hopes his shorter, more flexible paddle will ease kayakers' oft-aching muscles
Ballooning
David Levin doesn't have an inflated sense of himself; it's just that he's won ballooning's biggest events
Point After
Whether he likes it or not, Charles Barkley sets an example that many will follow
By Karl Malone
Departments
By Mark Mulvoy
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum