July 21, 1986 | Volume 65, Issue 3

Weird disturbances didn't rain, they poured, on the Women's Open, and the Monday finish turned out to be exciting, too

Hugh McIlvanney, who writes about British heavyweight boxers in this issue (page 26), is undeniably a heavyweight himself among British journalists. This year the 52-year-old Scot was voted...

Cruiserweight Evander Holyfield gilded his bronze medal with a WBA title

THE FIRING SQUAD

Ted Turner's Goodwill Games are better than his coverage of them

The Americans were doing right well, so far, in the Tour de France

SHOWDOWN ON TESTING

•David Courtney, Los Angeles Kings public relations director, on why he's not preparing a highlights film during the off-season: "What we have is a highlights slide."

BOXING—EVANDER HOLYFIELD, 23, defeated Dwight Muhammad Qawi, 33, in a 15-round decision in Atlanta, to become the new WBA junior heavyweight champion and the first medalist from the 1984 Olympics...

ROSE WALSHPOMONA, CALIF.Walsh, a 60-year-old grandmother, bowled only the second 300 game in the history of the tournament en route to a 614 line during the 51,000-player Women's International...

HARBOR VIEWSSir:I found the June 30 issue particularly fascinating, primarily because of Robert Boyle's splendid piece on New York Harbor (Haven Of Havens).