December 10, 1990 Table Of Contents
Business
Here's a man crazy enough to let fans call grid plays
By Timothy Crothers
Spotlight
Mike Stewart can be found where big waves break
A BIG HITTER FINALLY HITS IT BIG
Long-driving Jim Dent has found success as a senior
Focus
Ned Gillette conjures up adventures, and then lives them
Sideline
YET ANOTHER GAME FOR A BOSTON HERO
Former Celtic Dave Cowens runs a new team as head of The Sports Museum
Kansas City Chiefs
By becoming tougher and more explosive, Kansas City has become a big winner
UCLA won the national soccer title without scoring a 'real' goal
The Celtics
Young legs join three savvy graybeards and—presto!—the Celtics are off and running
Davis Cup
The U.S. cleaned up on some indoor dirt to win the Davis Cup
Runnin' Rebels
In a turnaround, the NCAA lets UNLV defend its title
Ty Detmer
BYU'S TY DETMER BEAT OUT A MUCH FLASHIER RIVAL FOR THE COVETED PRIZE
Theoren Fleury
Calgary's Theoren Fleury is the smallest player in the NHL—and one of its most exasperating, too
Riddick Bowe
...though Riddick Bowe may be a funny man, he's no joke as a heavyweight
Inside
By Phil Taylor
By Peter King
Hair
YOU CAN'T BECOME A SPORTS IMMORTAL, SAYS DON KING, WITHOUT FOLLICLES OF FABULOUS FECUNDITY
By Franz Lidz
First Person
The author put pedal to the metal on the drag strip
Reminiscence
TALE OF THE BEWILDERED BIRD DOG
Travis couldn't believe it when I fired and nothing fell, but I'd stashed a treat
By David Morine
For The Record
A Roundup of the Week Nov. 26-Dec. 2
Compiled by Amy Nutt
Point After
Tom Watson takes a stand against prejudice
Departments
By Mark Mulvoy
Edited by Merrell Noden
