August 10, 1987 Table Of Contents
Yesterday
THE DASHING, SPLASHING FATHER OF WATERSKIING
By Jim Harmon
Mike Tyson
Iron-fisted Mike Tyson beat Tony Tucker to stand alone at the top
By Pat Putnam
Cincinnati
NL West opponents can't seem to shake the claim to No. 1 staked by Pete Rose
By Hank Hersch
National Championships
Janet Evans, 15, stole the show at the U.S. championships, setting two world records and winning four events
Showdown
Bet Twice beat Alysheba in the Haskell at Monmouth, but Lasix lurked in the shadows
By Clive Gammon
The Dodgers
Oh, For Those Glory Days of Yesteryear
The Dodgers have lost the way that Branch Rickey laid out for them, and the future could be threadbare
Lumberjacks
Flach And Seguso
Ken Flach and Robert Seguso have overcome scandal and estrangement to reign as tennis's leading doubles team
Inside
Christensen
WHEN L.A. RAIDER TIGHT END TODD CHRISTENSEN PUTS ON HIS PERSONAL HIGHLIGHT TAPE, IT IS EASY TO SEE HOW HE MADE 349 RECEPTIONS IN THE LAST FOUR YEARS. THE BEST CATCH OF ALL: WHEN L.A. SIGNED HIM UP
Spotlight
Becky Smith wants to be jai alai's first woman pro
By Pat Jordan
For The Record
A Roundup of the Week July 27-Aug. 2
Compiled by Roger Jackson
Point After
Why aren't Leo Durocher and Roger Maris in the Hall?
By Steve Wulf
Departments
Edited by Steve Wulf