October 1, 1990 Table Of Contents
Reporter-At-Large
Jockey Cash Asmussen is a long-running hit in France
By Sydney Rubin
On The Scene
Naty Alvarado Sr. was unstoppable at the nationals
By Hank Hersch
Design
A new line of maps is being developed for outdoorsmen
By John Grossmann
Seven Days In September
The Pirates and Mets brought their acts to Chicago and chased the division title around Wrigley Field
By Steve Rushin
The Red Sox and Blue Jays spent the week trying to erase legacies of losing in the clutch. Boston's legacy is longer
By Tim Kurkjian
U.S.-Austria
Michael Chang's five-set win lifted the U.S. over Austria in Davis Cup play
Raiders-Steelers
Now 3-0 and committed to L.A., the Raiders are acting like a happy family
Lou Piniella
First place has been a strangely precarious perch for Lou Piniella, Cincinnati's manager, whose baseball career has been fueled by explosive emotion
Chris Zorich
Notre Dame's Chris Zorich is mean on the football field, but he is a gentle soul elsewhere
By Douglas S. Looney
Powerboating
In a wild windup, Chip Hanauer won the hydro title
Inside
By Tim Kurkjian
By Peter King
College Report
Rickey Henderson
In a brilliant MVP season, the indomitable Rickey Henderson is racing for the career stolen-base record
Update
But Viktor Korchnoi plays chess with one
By Franz Lidz
Spotlight
Rocker Bruce Dickinson is one fine foilsman
By Jack Mason
Business
Ric Apter monitors the ups and downs of baseball cards
For The Record
A Roundup of the Week Sept. 17-23
Compiled by Michael Jaffe
Point After
It's that time when Red Sox fans need a friend
Departments
Edited by Nicholas Dawidoff
