March 6, 1989 Table Of Contents
Dallas Cowboys
So said Tom Landry after the Cowboys' brash new owner installed a new coach in Dallas
By William Oscar Johnson
Speed skater Bonnie Blair, her post-Olympic hiatus over, won the World Sprints
By Douglas S. Looney
Dantley And Aguirre
Who got the better deal, Detroit in Mark Aguirre or Dallas in Adrian Dantley?
Wade Boggs
Wade Boggs stayed cool despite his ex-lover's steamy revelations
By E.M. Swift
Jay Burson
Ohio State basketball star Jay Burson fractured a vertebra, but he'll be able to pursue his latest dream, playing in the NBA
By Hank Hersch
College Basketball
THOUGH HIS 7'5" HEIGHT IS ESTEEMED, CHUCK NEVITT SEEMS CONDEMNED TO SIT AT THE END OF THE BENCH
By Steve Wulf
Spotlight
A triathlete's blindness does't impair his vision
By Ken Young
For The Record
A Roundup of the Week Feb. 20-26
Compiled by Sally Guard
Point After
A baseball fan goes to the Summit and discovers the NBA
By Steve Wulf
Departments
Edited by Gay Flood
Edited by Craig Neff
After a tumultuous layoff of eight months, Mike Tyson returned to the ring and knocked out Frank Bruno
By Pat Putnam
The amazing 37-year-old Roberto Duran beat Iran Barkley in Atlantic City to win the WBC middleweight title
By Bruce Newman
At the Doral Ryder Open, Bill Glasson grabbed the top prize, but the top praise of his peers went to Mark Calcavecchia
By Jaime Diaz