October 22, 1990 Table Of Contents
Books
AT TIMES, NOT SO NICE GUYS FINISH FIRST
The virulent Dick Williams, one of baseball's winningest managers, speaks his mind
By Ron Fimrite
Yesterday
Profanity scuttled Tommy Lasorda's career as an NBA ref
By Steve Rushin
49ers-Falcons
The swarming—and pass-happy—49ers, now 5-0, had a ball in Atlanta
The Knicks upheld the NBA's honor—barely—in the McDonald's Open
By E.M. Swift
Virginia
Move over, Miami, Notre Dame and Michigan, because Virginia—imagine that—is No. 1
On To The Series
The Reds strong-armed the Pirates in six games to win the National League pennant
By Steve Rushin
By Steve Wulf
Bernie Kosar
Assaulted and battered by enemy pass rushers, Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar still gets up throwing
By Peter King
The Big East
The Miami Hurricanes' entrance into the 11-year-old league will be a windfall for both of them
By Douglas S. Looney
College Report
Inside
By Peter King
Buster Douglas
Buster Douglas, the heavyweight champion, has had a harder time dealing with his father, Bill, than with any of his ring opponents
By Gary Smith
Review
For links lovers, a medium comes to the fore
By E.M. Swift
For The Record
A Roundup of the Week Oct. 8-14
Compiled by Tim Crothers
Point After
How to protect athletes' privacy? Let 'em wear robes
Departments
Edited by Nicholas Dawidoff
