June 11, 1990 | Volume 72, Issue 24

•Al LoCasale, Los Angeles Raider executive assistant, on L.A.'s reacquisition of former Navy running back Napoleon McCallum from the San Diego Chargers: "It's an unbelievable deal for us. When we...

The visitors' locker room in veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix was almost empty an hour after the Portland Trail Blazers had beaten the Suns 112-109 last Thursday evening to win the NBA...

After beating Seamus McDonagh, Evander Holyfield may finally get his shot

For the past 25 years, SI correspondent Lavinia Scott Elliot has run a one-woman battle station in London, combating the snafus that arise in our covering of Wimbledon, the British Open and...

Joey Robinson of the U.S. is playing a new ball game

A liability waiver is a bad way to deal with an athlete's health risks

Air Force soared over Army to the rugby title

BELOVED GLOVESIn their article Glove Story (May 7), Steve Wulf and Jim Kaplan have put into words what I have been futilely struggling to explain to my wife for the past 10 years. I have never...

LET THERE BE DRUMS

Wisconsin's Suzy Favor doubled at the NCAAs

These baseball books for children should intrigue and entertain young fans

PRO BASKETBALL—In the Eastern Conference finals, the Pistons defeated the Bulls 93-74 in the seventh game to win the series four games to three, and in the West, the Trail Blazers beat The Suns...

JAMES TRAPPLAWTON, OKLA.Trapp, a freshman at Clemson, won the 100-(10.12) and the 200-meter (20.61) dashes and ran on the Tigers' victorious 4 x 100 and 4 x 400 relay teams in leading Clemson to...

Let's rid the Triple Crown of bonuses and Lasix