July 11, 1994 Table Of Contents
Baseball
The barnstorming Fredrickson boys were a baseball sensation of the 1920s
By Chad Millman
Duke-bound Alaskan basketball star Trajan Langdon is playing baseball in the minors
After two World Series wins, the Toronto Blue Jays have crash-landed
By Tim Kurkjian
Horse Racing
At 87, Johnny Longden has been rejuvenated by a sleepy-eyed colt
Wimbledon
Pete Sampras and Conchita Martinez were the winners at Wimbledon, but Martina Navratilova stole the show
By S.L. Price
World Cup
Brazil was too much for a gutty but overmatched U.S. team
A Colombian player was slain because of a mistake he made in a loss to the U.S.
NBA
Glenn Robinson and Ed Jovanovski, the No. 1 picks in basketball and hockey, respectively, offer a study in contrasts
SI's 40th Anniversary
For this 1956 SI Classic, America's greatest living poet sat in the grandstand and mused about an all-American affair, baseball's All-Star Game
By Robert Frost
Buddy Ryan
During his 37-year career Buddy Ryan, new coach of the Arizona Cardinals, has inspired two emotions: love and hate
By Gary Smith
Pro Football
The Audiblizer will stop noisy crowds from drowning out signals
Racquetball
His good manners aside, Cliff Swain seldom spares his opponents
Perspective
The game's most convenient tool has a most confounding history
By Tim Crothers
Inside
By Tim Kurkjian
Point After
Dwight Gooden's suspension is further evidence of the folly of worshiping sports stars
By Tom Verducci
Departments
Edited by Jack McCallum