September 28, 1987 | Volume 67, Issue 14

Cleveland's defense played as if driven in a 34-10 hammering of Pittsburgh

By stunning Georgia, Clemson won the toughest game on its schedule and put itself in good position for a juicy bowl bid

Let's clear up one thing. The guy behind those illustrations in our SCORECARD section isn't an elderly fellow with a big nose. That's a prevalent misconception about Patrick McDonnell, a...

Cornell got a jump on the Ivy title by beating Penn, 17-13

OFFENSE: Temple running back Todd McNair, a junior, paced the Owls to a 24-21 upset of Pitt by gaining 213 yards in 41 carries against the nation's top-ranked rushing defense, which had allowed...

Java Gold Sipped victory in the Marlboro Cup

The excited babble of voices on the 18th tee at Linden Hall golf course in Dawson, Pa., floated over to the 17th green. "Hey, come here, you've got to see this! This is unbelievable!" It was, too....

The best sports photographers' work is absent from 'Athletes'

BASKETBALL—Former NBA star Bob McAdoo scored a game-high 25 points to lead European champion TRACER of Milan to a 100-84 victory over Barcellona for the Intercontinental Cup title, in Milan....

HARRY DRAKEOGDEN, UTAHDrake, 72, a bow designer for the Browning manufacturing company, set a world crossbow record by shooting a titanium arrow 2,006 yards, 1 foot, 9 inches. He shattered his own...

Want a win, America? Play Botswana in football

Referee Dave Barry motioned the men to the center of the ring at 10:07 p.m., Sept. 22, 1927. The 104,943 fans packing Soldier Field in Chicago that night didn't seem to mind the steady drizzle....

IRISH ECHOESI can't think of any better way to wake up the echoes of Notre Dame football than to feature a current Irish player, wide receiver Tim Brown, on the cover of your college issue and a...

A WHOLE NEW BALL GAME

•Joe Magrane, St. Louis Cardinals pitcher, on his small hometown of Morehead, Ky.: "Not much goes in or out of there, except Charles Kuralt a couple of times a year."