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December 13, 1993 Table Of Contents
First Person
The author takes on New York's Mario Cuomo, an avid hoopster who was a star in his youth
Bicycling
Outside Boulder, one notorious training ride has the locals up in arms
By Jeff Bradley
College Hockey
Alabama-Huntsville has the only NCAA program below the Mason-Dixon line
Martial Arts
Bart Vale wants to see his violent sport become as big a hit here as it is in Japan
By Mark Jacobs
Rockets-Knicks
Hakeem Olajuwon and the streaking Houston Rockets tied an NBA mark in routing the New York Knicks
By Phil Taylor
By Phil Taylor
Packers-Bears
Chicago defenders outscored their own offense in a key victory over Green Bay
The People's Choice
Attack of the Killer Tomato Cans
Sixteen heavyweights, ex-cons and ex-champs alike, vied in a pay-per-view tournament won by an overfed and underpaid Tony Tubbs
By Pat Putnam
Indiana
Indiana bounced back from an embarrassing loss against Butler to stun top-ranked Kentucky
Duncan Kennedy
U.S. luger Duncan Kennedy refused to take a skinhead attack on a teammate lying down, and now he won't give up the fight
Terry Kirby
Dolphin rookie Terry Kirby is as admirable a person as he is a football player
Sports People
By Tom Verducci
By Hank Hersch
Inside
By Peter King
College Football
Wisconsin took the obvious route to Pasadena: via Tokyo, where the Badgers beat Michigan State
By Steve Rushin
Hammerheads
The writer, a novice diver, wondered if he had lost his mind when he jumped into the Pacific to swim with hammerhead sharks
By E.M. Swift
Focus
Grainger McKoy's works draw on his studies in architecture and zoology—and on a rare gift
By Amy Nutt
Books
In the shining array of books published for holiday giving, these in particular stand out
By Ron Fimrite
Point After
Despite being baited by boorish bar patrons, Charles Barkley refuses to hide
Departments
By Mark Mulvoy
Edited by Jack McCallum
