October 16, 1991 Table Of Contents
Then And Now
By Albert Kim
Dateline: The Author Returns To Yesteryear To Report On A History-Making Football Game
BROWNS DESTROY EAGLES, 35-10, IN HUGE UPSET!
By Rick Reilly
Twenty-five unforgettable scenes from the chronicle of sports
By Steve Wulf
Bob Cousy
COULD COUSY PLAY IN TODAY'S NBA?
Bob Cousy was brilliant in his day. But would he and his peers succeed in the game of the '90s?
COULD THE STARS OF TODAY SURVIVE THE OLD NBA?
Orlando Cepeda
Orlando Cepeda and San Francisco fell in love in 1958. The romance wavered but never died
By Ron Fimrite
33! Lakers
In November of 1971, the Los Angeles Lakers went on a roll. Twenty years later, their 33-game win streak is still the longest in pro sports history
Fait Elkins
An athlete of rare talent, Fait Elkins seemed destined for immortality but landed in obscurity
By Bil Gilbert
Can statistics decide who is best among history's great college QBs? Well, yes. And no
By Douglas S. Looney
Lenglen Vs. Wills
When Helen Wills and Suzanne Lenglen clashed on the Riviera in 1923, the whole world awaited the news
By Franz Lidz
A Call To Arms
World War II beckoned pitchers, boxers and all sorts of athletes to don a different kind of uniform. Here are the stories of five sportsmen whose lives were deeply affected by the war
By Ron Fimrite
What If?
A shocking suppositional revelation from an ex-showgirl
Departments
By Mark Mulvoy