May 21, 1990 Table Of Contents
Yesterday
A WORLD CUP TO REMEMBER: THE DAY THE U.S. BEAT ENGLAND
By Clive Gammon
NBA Playoffs
That dull noise was once-brash Philly falling behind 3-1 to Michael Jordan and the Bulls
Suns-Lakers
Unlikely heroes helped the upstart Suns push the Lakers to the brink of extinction
Pirates
Off to their best start in 13 years, the Pirates are evoking memories of, dare it be said, 1960
By Hank Hersch
Cycling
An amateur led the Tour de Whozit until Raul Alcala played his trump
A rule designed to slow down older Indy Cars almost turned 500 qualifying into a flying circus
By Sam Moses
Craig Janney
Craig Janney's nifty stickhandling and passing helped put Boston in the Stanley Cup finals
John Tudor
In a career riddled by injuries, pitcher John Tudor has survived and thrived on guts and guile. But his fast start this year for St. Louis, he says, may be only an illusion
Mike Tyson
Putting Mike Tyson together again is the goal of Don King & Co.
Inside
By Tim Kurkjian
McCormack
THE MOST POWERFUL MAN IN SPORTS
Mark McCormack, founder and CEO of International Management Group, rules his empire as both agent and impresario
By E.M. Swift
For The Record
A Roundup of the Week May 7-13
Compiled by Tim Crothers
Point After
Indians fans dread losing their longtime losers
Departments
Edited by Craig Neff