Acid rain was a primary topic at the April summit between President Reagan and Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney. Acid rain bills are being debated in Congress. New studies further detail its...
Some personal reflections on the death of Gus Johnson
JUST A THOUGHTThis season, as baseball celebrates the 40th anniversary of its integration, the Baseball Writers Association of America should consider naming its Rookie of the Year awards after...
•John Kerr, Chicago Bulls broadcaster, introducing Julius Erving in his Windy City farewell: "This man had an illustrious high school career, an illustrious college career and an illustrious...
May 18, 1987 | Sam Moses
American import Bob Horner made a smashing debut in Japan: six games, six homers
May 18, 1987 | Ron Fimrite
May 18, 1987 | Donald J. Barr
We are always pleased when Athletes we have featured in our FACES IN THE CROWD section go on to bigger and better things, and many have, including 13 who have been SI Sportsman or Sportswoman of...
Swedish scorer Pelle Eklund and rookie goalie Ron Hextall powered Philadelphia to a 3-1 playoff lead over Montreal
May 18, 1987 | Douglas S. Looney
May 18, 1987 | Edited by Gay Flood
THE JOYNERSKenny Moore's story on Jackie and Al Joyner (Ties That Bind, April 27) is a keeper. I intend to save it so my boys can read it when they are older—to reinforce the idea that success is...
May 18, 1987 | Hank Hersch
Sprinter Lee McRae turns fast starts into fast wins
THE ROSE GARDEN
THE BIRDS AND THE BEES
Andres Gomez, a beach boy at heart, beat Yannick Noah in a Forest Hills final
Philippe Jeantot won his second BOC Challenge
May 18, 1987 | Janet Thomas
Ah, the joy of getting one's first soccer hat trick at age 41
Austria's Ybbs is a dream stream for fishermen
May 18, 1987 | Compiled by Bailey Breene Gendron
PRO BASKETBALL—Los Angeles opened its best-of-seven Western Conference semifinals against Golden State with a 125-116 victory and an NBA playoff-record 49-point third quarter. The Lakers then all...
May 18, 1987
BERNIE DUBEKLYONS, ILL.