October 21, 1991 Table Of Contents
First Person
The Dodgers' Tommy Lasorda isn't the only one who has been overworking his blender
Television
The sports highlights you see on the nightly news are often the work of Phoenix Communications
On The Scene
Welcome to Spruce Creek, Fla., where you'll find an airplane in most every driveway
By John Grossmann
Meet a Runnin' and Ridin' Fool
There's precious little fame, to say nothing of riches, in ride and tie, but that doesn't dismay Tom Johnson
By Ken McAlpine
Environment
Wing shooters and epicures are celebrating the ring-necked pheasant's centennial in the U.S.
Softball
Marvin Lee Aday, a.k.a. rock 'n' roller Meat Loaf, is a devoted girls' softball coach
By Sally Guard
Motor Sports
A septuagenarian with spunk who took up drag racing now reigns as queen of the strip
Design
Lance Richbourg draws on his baseball heritage as well as his talent as a painter to create unusual T-shirts
By Jim Kaplan
Inside
By Tim Kurkjian
By Peter King
Pirates-Braves
Two one-run wins in Atlanta gave Pittsburgh an edge in the National League series
By Hank Hersch
Oklahoma-Texas
For the third consecutive year a favored Oklahoma team fell to the Longhorns
The conditions may have been ideal, but Chip Beck's 59 was still a remarkable achievement
Bob Johnson
The champion Pittsburgh Penguins are pulling for stricken coach Bob Johnson
Jason Hanson
The talented toe of Washington State's Jason Hanson gives him a leg up on all college kickers
Oscar De La Hoya
In his home precincts, East L.A.'s aspiring Olympic boxer Oscar De La Hoya is known as the best
As he was in high school and college, Emmitt Smith of the Cowboys is again a triple-figure threat
College Report
East Meets West
World sprint champion Katrin Krabbe and many other athletes from the former East Germany are undergoing culture shock
Yesterday
Let's Hear It for the Rabbi of Swat
To boost attendance, the 1923 New York Giants signed minor league slugger Mose Solomon
By Ron Berler
Dogs
When a prize-winning Border collie works a herd during a sheepdog trial, there is no doubt who is in charge
For The Record
LeMond's latest world-best not like the rest...Lindros's future looks fuzzy...Jose and his hard top
Edited by Michael Jaffe
Point After
Even sacrificial lamb Cornell enjoyed Stanford's centennial celebration
Departments
Edited by Steve Wulf
Minnesota is World Series bound after sliding by Toronto in the American League Championship Series
By Steve Rushin