September 10, 1990 Table Of Contents
Focus
An Ohio town is a major pigskin provider
By Franz Lidz
On The Scene
THE ATHLETES WERE ON A ROLL IN NEW ORLEANS
The 10th National Veterans Wheelchair Games were a display of courage and skill
Oakland A's
The Oakland A's sent a shudder through the league by landing Willie McGee and Harold Baines
By Steve Rushin
By Steve Wulf
NFL Preview 1990
With Paul Tagliabue in the driver's seat, the NFL raced into the '90s
Small running backs made big gains in '89, a trend that will continue
By Peter King
By Peter King
A gentle soul off the field, Barry Sanders runs up a storm for Detroit
Observations from the men in the trenches
Anthony Munoz sets a standard for linemen on and off the field
Several recent developments have made the job of building a roster and keeping the players happy a mind-boggling ordeal
By Peter King
L.A. receivers Flipper Anderson and Henry Ellard are mama's boys
The Matthews brothers, Clay and Bruce, play and fight hard
By Jill Lieber
To Eddie DeBartolo Jr., the most generous owner in sports, nothing is too good for a San Francisco 49er.
By Rick Reilly
Inside
By Peter King
By Peter King
By Tim Kurkjian
Update
HE'S PITCHING A DIFFERENT GAME
Sudden Sam McDowell is now a professional counselor
Reporter-At-Large
AN AUSTRIAN NOT TO BE SCOFFED AT
The U.S. must be at its best to beat Horst Skoff and his Davis Cup mates in Vienna
By Franz Lidz
For The Record
A Roundup of the Week Aug. 27-Sept. 2
Compiled by Michael Jaffe
Point After
Four-star plot lines NFL Films will never touch
By Rick Reilly
Departments
Edited by Craig Neff