October 28, 1991 Table Of Contents
Interview
Some say the Great White is floundering, but the Shark himself says it's not so
The World Series
In a World Series of flip-flopped fortunes, the worst-to-first Twins took on the worst-to-first Braves
By Steve Rushin
Inside
By Tim Kurkjian
A rib injury to Mike Tyson forced him to postpone his bout with Evander Holyfield
By Pat Putnam
By Peter King
Denver Broncos
The Broncos' John Elway chose the plays and threw deep to defeat the Chiefs
McDonald's Open
Magic Johnson was a big hit in Paris, where he and the Lakers supplied the special sauce for the McDonald's Open
Casey Weldon
Steeled by trials off and on the field, Casey Weldon of Florida State not only looks like Joe Montana but wins like him too
Jerry Richardson
Jerry Richardson quit the Baltimore Colts over a $250 raise in 1961, parlayed a hamburger stand into a fortune, and now could end up owning an NFL team
Boxing
A thrashing of Tommy Morrison moved Ray Mercer squarely into the heavyweight picture
Britain's Canadian Olympic champion Lennox Lewis has two titles, but little respect
By Pat Putnam
College Report
By Franz Lidz
Mascots
WOOFERS & TWEETERS & GRUNTERS & SNORTERS SERVE AS MASCOTS FOR MANY COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAMS. ALONG WITH THAT VERY ODD SUBSPECIES, THE 300-POUND LINEMAN, THEY ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT ANIMALS IN THE SPORT
By Franz Lidz
For The Record
An inspirational Ironman...the Blazers' new brand of justice...a familiar camp for the PGA champ
Edited by Michael Jaffe
Point After
Native Americans have every reason to object to the way they're caricatured by teams
By Rick Reilly
Departments
Edited by Richard Demak