October 13, 1986 Table Of Contents
Perspective
DICK TIGER WAS A CHAMPION IN BOTH THE RING AND HIS AFRICAN HOMELAND
By Sam Toperoff
The Broncos
Awakening memories of their '78 Super Bowl team and its demon defense, the Broncos roughed up Dallas and substitute quarterback Steve Pelluer to boost their impressive record to 5-0, best in the AFC
Mattingly Ends His Year Fittingly
Don Mattingly couldn't catch Wade Boggs in the batting race, but he demonstrated why he's now accepted as the best in the game
Chess
Anatoly Karpov played valiantly in their Leningrad showdown, but Gary Kasparov outlasted his rival to retain the world chess championship
By William Nack
Hockey Preview 1986-87
Montreal's Patrick Roy leads the wave of kids who disprove the theory that old goalies are best
By Bob Kravitz
By Bob Kravitz
Testaverde
Vinny Testaverde had to endure three long years on the bench before lifting Miami to the top
Inside
Horse Racing
Lady's Secret became 'the best of the best' with her Ruffian victory
Pro Football
By Jill Lieber
College Football
By Douglas S. Looney
Hernandez
The Mets' brilliant first baseman and team leader, Keith Hernandez, an indispensable man in the playoffs, must, as always, deal with doubts and demons and a love-hate relationship with his father
By William Nack
On The Scene
COME ALONG WITH BOBBY DOERR FOR A VERY SPECIAL VISIT TO COOPERSTOWN
By William Taaffe
For The Record
A roundup of the week Sept. 29-Oct. 5
Compiled by Roger Jackson
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Departments
Edited by Robert Sullivan