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May 27, 1985 | Volume 62, Issue 21

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Herschel Walker Cover - Sports Illustrated May 27, 1985

May 27, 1985 | Jeremiah Tax
Sports books, like everything else, are expensive these days: $18.95 is a lot to pay for the pontifications of a 19-year-old athlete. He may be making $650,000 a year, but you're not. So it's a...

May 27, 1985 | Jerry D. Lewis
Every athlete lives for that one moment in the sun, a time of fulfillment and glory. For Floyd G. Giebell, that moment came on Sept. 27, 1940.

May 27, 1985 | Edited by Franz Lidz
A DECISION ON URINALYSISAngel Cordero Jr. and Bill Shoemaker are two of the winningest jockeys in history, but last week they came up losers. In the first federal court test of a rule requiring...

May 27, 1985 | Edited by Franz Lidz
•Bob Knight, Indiana University basketball coach, on reports that he's considering going into the furniture business: "I've already told prospective customers that after I open the store, when...

May 27, 1985 | Kenny Moore
Carl Lewis resumed his assault on the world long-jump record at the UCLA/Pepsi Invitational and came ever so close

May 27, 1985 | Ivan Maisel
E for error keeps popping up on scoreboards as the uncertain Phillies struggle to find themselves—and the ball

May 27, 1985 | Bruce Newman
Los Angeles took a 3-1 lead over Denver and seemed headed toward its fourth consecutive NBA championship series

May 27, 1985 | Alexander Wolff
Philadelphia fought off a sweep but trailed Boston 3-1 in the East

May 27, 1985 | E.M. Swift
One man's opinion: The Flyers will triumph in the Stanley Cup because they have what it takes to muzzle the Oilers' No. 1 gun

May 27, 1985 | Jack Falla
All right, Swift, you have some good points there, but you're forgetting something very important. If the Edmonton Oilers proved one thing in their third consecutive march to the Stanley Cup...

May 27, 1985 | Douglas S. Looney

May 27, 1985 | Jaime Diaz

May 27, 1985 | Sam Moses

May 27, 1985 | Jim Kaplan
Tom Brunansky, hitting .348 for the Twins, is performing like an MVP

May 27, 1985 | Henry Hecht
When he fractured his leg after crashing into a fence in Anaheim 12 years ago, Bobby Valentine, who might have been a star, became a survivor. He immediately began preparing himself for a managing...

May 27, 1985 | Henry Hecht
DARRELL EVANS: The Tigers' first baseman, in danger of losing his regular status, raised his average from .171 to .247 by hitting .414 with four HRs and 11 RBIs. His week included a pair of...

May 27, 1985 | Demmie Stathoplos
A record run by Tank's Prospect gave the Preakness a big boost

May 27, 1985 | Gary Smith

May 27, 1985 | Robert L. Miller
After 18 years as a globe-trotting SPORTS ILLUSTRATED writer, William Oscar Johnson has come in from the cold. Trading his trench coat and portable typewriter for a desk, a swivel chair and a row...

May 27, 1985
VINCENT ROBINSONBRIDGEPORT, ALA.Vincent, a 6'5" senior forward for Bridgeport High, averaged 32 points and 18 rebounds a game in leading the Tigers to a 26-3 season. Vincent, named Alabama's...

May 27, 1985 | Compiled by ROGER JACKSON
PRO BASKETBALL—Philadelphia avoided elimination from its NBA Eastern Conference final series with Boston by defeating the Celtics 115-104 in Game 4 at the Spectrum. In the Western Conference...

May 27, 1985 | Edited by Gay Flood
CHEMICAL REACTIONSSir:It's good that SI published some hard facts and numbers about anabolic steroids (Special Report: The Steroid Explosion, May 13). I'm a drug-free powerlifter who trains in a...