November 10, 1986 Table Of Contents
Sideline
PAINTER FRANK STELLA APPLIES SOME FINE STROKES ON THE SQUASH COURT
By T. Nicholas Dawidoff
Injuries
As injuries in the NFL continue at an unacceptable rate, a longtime student of pro football tells what has to be done
Breeders' Cup
Pardon Me, But It's Lady's First At The Races
On a day of beaten favorites at the Breeders' Cup, the filly Lady's Secret triumphed to become front-runner for Horse of the Year
By William Nack
Buckner
The Hub Hails Its Hobbling Hero
Even though Bill Buckner let Game 6 slip through his injured legs, the fans in Boston showed last week how much they admired his courageous play in the World Series
Lockbaum
Gordie Lockbaum, the only 60-minute man in major-college football, is evoking another age this autumn at Holy Cross
By Rick Reilly
Kookaburra
Upstart Kookaburra III got the jump on her Aussie rivals in the America's Cup defenders' trials
Pro Basketball
After idling last season, Cleveland's John Williams hits the road in the NBA
By Jaime Diaz
College Football
By Douglas S. Looney
By Ivan Maisel
Hockey
Pittsburgh warms up to its Penguins
All it took to turn on Steel Town was a near-record string of wins
By Bob Kravitz
Pro Football
John Elway burnished his reputation by beating the Raiders as he pleased
By Ralph Wiley
By Jill Lieber
Maryland
The cocaine death of Len Bias, the Maryland basketball star, has prompted criticism of the school's athletic policies—and last week led to coach Lefty Driesell's resignation
By Craig Neff
FOR LEN'S PARENTS: GRIEF AND DEBT
For The Record
A roundup of the week Oct. 27-Nov. 2
Compiled by Joy Duckett CAIN
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Robert Sullivan