March 11, 1991 Table Of Contents
First Person
A tennis enthusiast seeks out his court idol and is rewarded not with mere mechanics but with rich insights
Medicine
Grappling with a Persistent Virus
An alarming number of high school and college wrestlers have contracted a disturbing herpes
By David Sharp
Big Eight
Surprising Big Eight champs, Oklahoma State and Kansas, eye the NCAAs
Riddick Bowe acquired valuable experience in a KO of Tyrell Biggs
By Pat Putnam
Old Pitchers
Jim Palmer's comeback is turning heads. And his isn't the only ancient arm in action
Robert Parish
At 37, Robert Parish is the oldest player in the NBA—and he's playing better than ever
Travis Williams
After running back kicks in the NFL, Travis Williams ran into homelessness and a tragic ending
By Bruce Newman
Tony Gwynn
After a nightmarish 1990, the Padres' Tony Gwynn seeks a season of redemption
By Tim Kurkjian
Inside
By Hank Hersch
By Phil Taylor
Maccabi Tel Aviv
WHICH IS TO SAY HELLO, GOODBYE AND PEACE. THE MACCABI TEL AVIV BASKETBALL TEAM REFLECTED ON THOSE WORDS WHILE SCUDS FELL
By William Nack
On The Scene
The Winter Game: Pinball Softball
At a customized ballpark in greater St. Louis, they're singing a new song: Take me in to the ball game
By Lisa Twyman Bessone
Books
The Real Hammer Raps about Racism
In his autobiography, Hank Aaron recounts the glory, but also the frustrations, of his brilliant career
By Ron Fimrite
For The Record
Requiem for a revolutionary...the Stealth bombs...rocky times at the Doral Open
Edited by Michael Jaffe
Point After
When You're on Top, Life's a Breeze
For the Trail Blazers, the winds again turned favorable
Departments
By John Papanek