Go Make like a Washing Machine Taking the line of greatest resistance in a pool is but one of the latest ideas in the wonderful world of fitness By Lisa Twyman Bessone
We Were All Just Wild about Harry In '64, Harry Litwack guided Temple to a championship. His off-court guidance proved even more important By B.G. Kelley
When the Weather Is Frightful, Go Fish Venturing forth in the worst that winter can offer, to cast for steelhead trout, is some anglers' idea of heaven By David Guterson
A One-Man Spectacular: Holliday on Ice Chicago's Larry Holliday has persevered during hard times to become skating's unlikeliest rising star By Lisa Twyman Bessone
More than Just a Day at the Beach A lifeguard's life is more than zinc oxide, SPF numbers and whistles, as the 1990 All-Women tournament proved By Sally Guard
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Comet—TWINKLE! An astronomer goes to great lengths to add Comet Austin to her life list. And a car thief gets an assist By Penny Ward Moser
She's the Ponytailed Princess of Hoop Pennsylvania's can't-miss miss will head for Notre Dame after finishing her phenomenal high school career By Jack McCallum
White Heat With the gulf war rumbling in the distance, the Austrian skiers sizzled on their home slopes and dominated the World Alpine Ski Championships By William Oscar Johnson
The Winner Was a Zinger Paul Azinger had the best line on three courses that made up the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am By John Garrity
To the Point Guard Tim Hardaway, an unlikely Warrior No. 1 draft choice, has become an NBA All-Star By Bruce Newman
The Old One-Two A sizzling Porsche hare (above) softened up the opposition for its victorious teammate at Daytona By Richard O'Brien
Man With The Golden Gun Benito Santiago has the arm that all other catchers covet. But his career as a Padre has yet to take off By Bruce Newman
X XAVIER MCDANIEL HAS ALREADY LEFT HIS MARK ON THE PHOENIX SUNS, WHO HOPE HIS ARRIVAL WILL HELP BRING AN NBA TITLE By Bruce Newman
the Graduate By choosing friends and school over a full-time tennis career, Mary Joe Fernandez proved that success can wait By Austin Murphy
the next wave Florida whiz kid Kelly Slater is revolutionizing surfing with his breathtaking aquabatics By Franz Lidz
French Revelation Forget about beaming us up, Scotty. Club Med 1 is magnifique, and no one made us dance the hokey-pokey By Steve Wulf
Mr. Stiv's Excellent Adventure Or how I survived marauding monkeys, cheeky lizards and big fish and learned love Bali By Steve Rushin
caught in the glare Despite his Vegas roots, cocky walk and flashy pro golf debut, Robert Gamez isn't all glitz By John Garrity
Still a Cowboy at Heart Though he has won horse racing's biggest prizes with Unbridled (right), Carl Nafzger remains a rodeo man deep down By William F. Reed
Odd Man Out Three years after the scandal that stained Kentucky, its coaches and three players, only Eric Manuel is still paying a heavy price By Alexander Wolff
Great While It Lasted Pittsburgh's Mario Lemieux returned in fine fashion from an 11-month layoff, only to be reinjured By Jay Greenberg
THE DOGGED PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE Susan Butcher is mushing towards record fifth win in the Iditarod race By Sonja Steptoe
He's in His Element in the Elements Yvon Chouinard, the man behind Patagonia outfitters, does his best work in the rugged outdoors By John Steinbreder
Tiny Still Specializes in Making Assists Nate Archibald, once the NBA's big little man, is now a big, big man to the poor who frequent a New York City shelter By Franz Lidz
FOR THE RECORD One school renamed...another unnicknamed...endangered manatees reprieved Edited by Michael Jaffe
A Most Suspicious Snub What are the real reasons for the annual rejèction of former tight end John Mackey by Hall of Fame voters? By Rick Telander