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Saturday, February 20, 1993
Super Structure : Azteca Stadium, With a Field Surrounded by a Moat and Barbed Wire, Is One of the Largest in the World

It's a colossus, a concrete monstrosity rising up from a parking lot like something left behind by the Mayas or Aztecs.

Thursday, February 18, 1993
Peninsula High's Mihaljevich Calls It Quits : Basketball: He cites the demands of running a prep program as the reason for his resignation.

John Mihaljevich, the dean of South Bay prep basketball coaches with 26 years' experience, has resigned as coach of the Peninsula High boys' team, effective at the end of the season.

Sunday, December 6, 1992
3A FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Late Scores Put Morse by Orange Glen

When Archie Amerson walked off the field last night, someone asked him if he knew where he was.

Saturday, October 31, 1992
THE BIG GAME / CHULA VISTA 0, SWEETWATER 0 : Sweetwater Lets One Slip Away

Sweetwater quarterback Dennis Gregorio will not remember Friday's football game against Chula Vista as well as he will remember one particular moment--fourth down and inches from the goal line on...

Friday, August 7, 1992
SUMMER GAMES SPOTLIGHT : BARCELONA '92 OLYMPICS / DAY 13 : LOGAN CLAIMS HE'S CLEAN--NOW

The first U.S. track and field athlete ever to test positive for anabolic steroids in the Olympics, hammer thrower Jud Logan of North Canton, Ohio, said in a prepared statement Thursday that he is...

Tuesday, July 28, 1992
BARCELONA '92 OLYMPICS: DAY 3 : ORANGE COUNTY OLYMPIC NOTEBOOK : Nevin's RBIs Help U.S. Beat Taiwan

Phil Nevin has sported a new look in Barcelona, shaving the Olympic rings into his hair, just above the ear.

Saturday, June 6, 1992
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Start No. 664 Is No Different to Blyleven

Bert Blyleven will have a tough act to follow tonight: his own.

Sunday, May 31, 1992
Even Memory Lane Has a Finish Line for Kuller : Track: Sprinter with the smooth stride helped set a world record at USC but missed qualifying for '68 Olympic team.

Back in the days when his long, graceful stride was keeping pace with the world's premier sprinters, Fred Kuller had the reputation of being a quiet guy, a runner who was very consistent and would...

Thursday, March 26, 1992
School in a State of Shock After Yet Another Tragedy : Death: Family and friends are at a loss after Dorsey High athlete dies from a self-inflicted gunshot.

The Dorsey High School varsity baseball team was on the school bus returning home after losing a game when shortstop Wilfred Wright III, the unofficial senior class clown, pulled a gun out of his...

Monday, March 16, 1992
Griffey Jr. Discusses Suicide Try : Baseball: Mariner outfielder says that when he was 17 years old he took nearly 300 aspirins because of depression.

Ken Griffey Jr., All-Star outfielder for the Seattle Mariners, says he tried to kill himself in 1988, when he was 17.

Saturday, September 14, 1991
Craig's Illness Overshadows Benito's Day : Baseball: Giants manager is hospitalized with heart condition. Padre catcher goes five for five with five RBIs in 13-2 victory over San Francisco.

The San Francisco Giants spoke in hushed tones. Their faces revealed shock and disbelief.

Monday, July 22, 1991
REGIONAL REPORT : Blade Skaters Could Be Rolling Toward Trouble : Recreation: The activity's popularity is booming, but so are the injuries. Some cities are cracking down.
Thursday, December 6, 1990
Morse Tigers Pile Up Honors as They Piled Up Victories : High school football: Five from unbeaten team named to first team, two to second team in The Times' All-County selections.

Morse High School is being called by many as the greatest team in San Diego Section history.

Monday, May 14, 1990
THE SIDELINES : Blatt's Murder Trial Under Way

Michael Blatt, once general manager of the Seattle Seahawks, went on trial for his life today, accused of hiring two former college football players to kill a one-time business partner.

Sunday, March 4, 1990
STATE WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS : Cooper, 3 Others From County Win Titles

Four Orange County high school wrestlers won championships on Saturday during the state meet at the University of the Pacific's Spanos Center.

Sunday, December 24, 1989
NHL ROUNDUP : Oilers Beat Flames, Increase Division Lead

The Edmonton Oilers were the hottest team in the NHL until goaltender Grant Fuhr was sidelined because of a chronic shoulder problem.

Sunday, November 12, 1989
Soviet Basketball Star Is in a New World

On the afternoon of Oct. 17 Sarunas Marciulionis was scheduled to pick out a new Mercedes-Benz, the ultimate proof of just how liberating perestroika and glasnost can be.

Sunday, February 12, 1989
MR. FIX-IT? : As a Youngster, He Was Handy Around the House; Dan Henning's Next Odd Job Will Be the Chargers
Wednesday, December 28, 1988
Jury Won't Indict Gilmour on Sex Charge

A grand jury has decided not to indict former St.

Saturday, June 25, 1988
The Unthinkable Happens : Gymnast Gomez, 15, in Coma After Suffering Broken Neck During Warmups

Julissa Gomez, 15, lies in a coma in a Houston Hospital, her neck broken, her body paralyzed.

Sunday, April 24, 1988
U.S.-Soviet Gymnastics Meet : Despite Improvement, American Women Lag Behind Their Rivals

The U.S. gymnasts found out exactly where they stand, which is well behind the Soviet Union.

Friday, January 29, 1988
SUPER BOWL XXII : THE THREE AMIGOS : It's Better to Receive, for These Broncos

It's a hard world to get a break in.

Thursday, November 19, 1987
The Compact Models : Jimenez--a Runaway Achiever

Gabe Jimenez couldn't help but notice the change in his old friend.

Sunday, November 8, 1987
Marcel Dionne Attains Milestone, but Kings Win It Before 16,005

Thumbing through a hockey magazine Friday after practice, Jimmy Carson of the Kings happened upon an item that seemed to amuse him.

Sunday, October 11, 1987
Hollywood Landmark: From Fights to Fitness : Former Legion Stadium, Where Stars Flocked to Bouts, Now a Health Center

There is no such thing as staying the same.

Thursday, July 9, 1987
A RARE PAIR RIDING HIGH : Apprentices Patton, Gryder Doing Well in Talent-Rich Area

The jockey standings at Hollywood Park this season are top-weighted with some familiar names.

Monday, May 25, 1987
Injury Could End Season for Garvey

Steve Garvey of the Padres likely will be placed on the disabled list today because of a painful left shoulder injury that isn't healing.

Tuesday, May 19, 1987
NCAA Men's Championships : Georgia Defeats No. 1-Ranked USC, 5-4, and Will Meet UCLA for the Title Today

Georgia's No. 2 doubles team of Trey Carter and T.J.

Wednesday, May 13, 1987
Orange County Prep Player of the Week : Luce Is All Business; It's a 'Perfect' Attitude

Nicky Luce of Cypress High School may not appreciate the on-field tomfoolery practiced and enjoyed by her teammates.

Thursday, April 23, 1987
NBA Gives Florida Two Franchises--Miami, Orlando : League Also Grants Expansion Teams to Minneapolis and Charlotte for $32.5 Million

The National Basketball Assn., refusing to choose between what it considers two equal Florida applicants, accepted both Miami and Orlando into the league Wednesday along with Charlotte, N.C., and...

Saturday, January 17, 1987
Cheers for Nehemiah Turn Into Jeers for Foster : Third-Place Finisher Says Winner of 60-Meter Hurdles Brushed Him Aside

Brush-blocked by Greg Foster when the race was over, Renaldo Nehemiah may have thought he should still be wearing a San Francisco 49ers uniform.

Thursday, January 1, 1987
THE YEAR OF THE OLD SPORT : ROSE MONTGOMERY : At 90, Amateur Golfer Has an 18 Handicap

Rose Montgomery is still going strong at 90.

Sunday, September 28, 1986
Wilson Faumuina, 32, a former Atlanta Falcons...

Wilson Faumuina, 32, a former Atlanta Falcons defensive lineman, died Friday in San Francisco of congestive heart failure.

Tuesday, September 2, 1986
World Cycling Championships : Frost Wins Points Race; Nitz Finishes Third

Denmark's Dan Frost took an early lead and held off two challenges to win a gold medal Monday in the 50-kilometer amateur points race at the World Cycling Championships.

Thursday, July 10, 1986
Evidence Indicates Bias Had Smoked Pure Form of Drug

Maryland basketball star Len Bias died after apparently smoking a pure form of cocaine free-base, rather than from inhaling the drug in powder form, the assistant state medical examiner said...

Tuesday, April 8, 1986
Fernando Closes Down Padres in Opener, 2-1 : He Strikes Out Nine; Marshall Homer Wins It

Pedro Guerrero made it as far as the on-deck circle Monday afternoon and threw the Dodgers' first pitch.

Friday, October 25, 1985
POP QUIZ: : Who's One of the Best Catches in Pac-10? Mail Makes It Clear, It's Oregon's Barnes

The coach was desperate when he moved Lew Barnes from cornerback to wide receiver in 1982.

Thursday, October 24, 1985
K.C. Royals Blue Finds a Home in Hermosa Beach Bleachers

Kansas City Royals star George Brett came up for his first at-bat in the World Series last weekend and the decibel level of the crowd doubled.

Sunday, January 20, 1985
Georgia Kicker Faces Adjustment as He Moves to Professional Game

Georgia kicker Kevin Butler is preparing for a career in the pros, and that means learning a new way to kick a football.

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