October 14, 1991 Table Of Contents
Books
Tattletales of the Tennis Racket
A new book dishes the dirt—and how—on pro tennis, and it's not a pretty picture
By Ron Fimrite
Reporter-At-large
As tanks rolled through Moscow, the author was in a remote corner of the Soviet Union landing the fish of his dreams
By Clive Gammon
Washington Redskins
Washington proved its unbeaten record was no fluke by whipping up on Chicago 20-7
By Peter King
Bobby Bonilla
Even as he tries to push Pittsburgh to postseason glory, free-agent-to-be Bobby Bonilla reckons that at season's end he may have to jump ship
By Bruce Newman
Cal-UCLA
Once an object of derision at Berkeley, Russell White has led surprising Cal to a 4-0 record
By Douglas S. Looney
NHL Anniversary
To commemorate the NHL's 75th anniversary, the Toronto Maple Leafs rode the rails to Montreal—and back in time
Jock Dorms
Athletic dorms have been legislated out of existence—they must close their doors by 1996—but many coaches, especially in the South, believe that the dorms are the best way to supervise players and produce winning teams.
Eric Green
A fateful encounter put tight end Eric Green on track to become the most pivotal Steeler
By Peter King
Inside
By Peter King
By Tim Kurkjian
College Report
Baseball
Upstart Atlanta won a thriller of a race for the title in the National League West
By Tim Kurkjian
Murray Pezim
Murray Pezim, owner of the British Columbia Lions of the CFL, is one wild and crazy guy—and proud of it
By Douglas S. Looney
Yesterday
Fifty years ago an innovative coach turned his snapper around and turned college football on its head
By Matt Byrne
For The Record
A final lap for the King...Graf's grandeur grows...the Motor City becomes K-town
Edited by Michael Jaffe
Point After
In his Detroit Tiger radio farewell, Ernie Harwell showed far more class than his bosses did
By Steve Wulf
Departments
Edited by Steve Wulf