September 4, 1989 Table Of Contents
An American Summer
IN THE END, NOTHING TOPPED THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE
Focus
TWO FOES BURY THE HATCHET, BUT NOT THE COMPETITION
By J.E. Vader
Little League World Series
At the Little League World Series, Trumbull, Conn., beat Taiwan for the first U.S. win since '83
By E.M. Swift
College Football Preview '89
NOTRE DAME WILL CHARGE TO ANOTHER NATIONAL TITLE
BAYLOR LINEBACKER JAMES FRANCIS HAS QUIT BASKETBALL AND IS READY TO GRAB THE FAME HE DESERVES
USC'S HOT SAFETIES MARK CARRIER AND CLEVELAND COLTER ARE OPPOSITES WITH A COMMON CAUSE
KANSAS STATE WINLESS SINCE 1986, HAS ONE CLAIM TO FAME: IT IS AMERICA'S MOST HAPLESS TEAM
By Douglas S. Looney
AT THE PIANO OR AT QUARTERBACK, FRANK BAUR OF LAFAYETTE GIVES A VIRTUOSO PERFORMANCE
By Bruce Newman
ROLAND ORTMAYER HAS BEEN TOUCHING PLAYERS' LIVES AT DIVISION III LA VERNE FOR FOUR DECADES
By Douglas S. Looney
Notes
Ernie Davis
By William Nack
Inside
Oh Magnífica!
Off the Azores a trout angler hooked an enormous marlin and lived to tell an incredible tale. Beside it, the story of that big white whale, well, pales
By E.M. Swift
For The Record
A Roundup of the Week Aug. 21-27
Compiled by Sarah B. Schmidt
Point After
Bart Giamatti acted forcefully in banishing Pete Rose
By Steve Wulf
Departments
Edited by Gay Flood
By Jill Lieber