October 18, 1993 Table Of Contents
To The Reader
By Mark Mulvoy
Environment
The Woman Who Runs with the Wolves
Biologist Diane Boyd has spent 14 years studying the animals in the far reaches of the Rockies
By Perri Knize
On The Scene
Superb antique cars took to the track at Laguna Seca
By Bruce Newman
Perspective
Emir Grci‚àÜí‚àö√ü, a former Bosnian soccer star and a Muslim, barely escaped his troubled homeland
Michael Jordan
Michael Jordan told the press he has nothing left to prove, but that may be only one reason for his abrupt retirement
By Phil Taylor
NL Playoffs
Philadelphia took a 3-2 series lead over Atlanta in a showdown of two teams that like their action to go long and late
By Steve Rushin
AL Playoffs
The hotheaded White Sox got cooled off by Juan Guzman and fell behind the Blue Jays 3-2
By Tom Verducci
Florida State
Florida State finally beat Miami. Now all it has to do to become national champion is defeat Notre Dame, Florida and five other teams
With placekickers deadlier and defenses stingier, NFL games are becoming field goal duels
By Peter King
Sports People
By Gary Smith
By Steve Wulf
By Art Spander
Inside
By Peter King
Zambia
After the Zambian soccer team perished in a plane crash, a new team rose to bring hope to a troubled nation
Reporter-At-Large
For nearly 1,000 years a tiny, desolate island to the north of Iceland was a hotbed of chess
Horse Racing
George Woolf's Derby, near Santa Anita, was the great jockey's personal haunt. It may still be
Golf
You can now play the country's best-known holes on one extraordinary course in Texas
Focus
Norman Vaughan first sledded in Antarctica at 24; he plans a return this year, at 87
By Amy Nutt
Harness Racing
The Triple Crown of trotting eluded American Winner when he came up a loser
Point After
For sports fans in the Windy City, it was a turbulent and troubling 48 hours
Departments
Edited by Richard O'Brien