December 1, 1986 Table Of Contents
Reminiscence
A SON RECALLS HIS DAD'S ROLE IN THE CAREERS OF THREE FAMOUS COACHES
By Grady Jim Robinson
Redskins
Jay Schroeder and the Washington Redskins dumped Dallas 41-14 as their Super Bowl prospects soared
Mike Tyson
With a second-round TKO over Trevor Berbick, 20-year-old Mike Tyson became the youngest heavyweight champion ever
By Pat Putnam
College Football
Paced by its splendid but seldom-thrown-to tight end, Keith Jackson, Oklahoma got 10 points in the final 1:22 to beat Nebraska in Lincoln
By Jaime Diaz
Short On Style, But Plenty Long On Substance
Earle Bruce is not flashy and he did not defeat Michigan, but give the Buckeye coach credit
By Hank Hersch
By Douglas S. Looney
The Hawks
These Big Birds Aren't Likely To Land Soon
Atlanta's mighty Hawks showed Boston that they are indeed a match for any team in the NBA
By Ralph Wiley
Columbia
Ivy be-Leaguered Columbia wound up its third straight winless season, but then the school values sheepskin more than pigskin
Hockey
Flyer rookie goalie Ron Hextall is adding fame to his family's good name
By Bob Kravitz
Pro Football
It's time to tackle the time problem
By Jill Lieber
Water Polo
Things have gone swimmingly for Stanford, undefeated in 42 games
Indoor Soccer
A lot is riding on the Express
With a new franchise in New York, the MISL is seeking a big-time rep
By Franz Lidz
The Sport Of Sheikhs
With Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum of Dubai buying up the U.S.'s finest thoroughbreds, the sport of kings has taken on a Middle Eastern flavor
By Clive Gammon
Yesterday
SPORTS WERE ESSENTIAL TO THE LIFE OF THE EARLY NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN
By Bil Gilbert
For The Record
A roundup of the week Nov. 17-23
Compiled by Amy Lennard
19th Hole: The Readers Take Over
19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER
Edited by Gay Flood
Departments
Edited by Craig Neff And Robert Sullivan