June 28, 1993 Table Of Contents
Perspective
The U.S. women's Whitewater team is among the best—male or female—in the world
By Franz Lidz
Baseball
Ex-major leaguer Bert Shepard finally met the enemy who saved his life in '44
Bulls-Suns
In a truly memorable series the Bulls defeated the Suns for their third straight title and joined the NBA's elite
By Phil Taylor
.400 Hitters
Nobody expects Andres Galarraga or John Olerud to hit .400 for the season, but it says something that they have done it for this long
U.S. Open
Lee Janzen clinched the U.S. Open with a clutch chip at 16
By Rick Reilly
Sports People
By Tim Crothers
By Franz Lidz
Track And Field
Michael Johnson won a race for respect in the 400 at the U.S. Track and field championships
By Kenny Moore
Cal Ripken Jr.
It's a long, lonely haul to Lou Gehrig's record for besieged Oriole shortstop Cal Ripken Jr.
By Tom Verducci
Boxing
Terry Norris continued to show he may be just that, with a TKO of Troy Waters
By Ron Fimrite
Inside
By Tim Kurkjian
Sparky Anderson
The spirit and syntax of Casey Stengel live on in Detroit Tiger manager Sparky Anderson
By Steve Rushin
Point After
As the author turns 50, he is dismayed to find out that sports is being run by a bunch of kids
Departments
By Mark Mulvoy
Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum