November 22, 1993 | Volume 79, Issue 21

Laura AasenLAKE GENEVA, WIS.Aasen, a junior at Purdue, broke all 200 clay targets to become the first female collegiate shooter to finish with a perfect score in class singles at the Grand...

Michael IrvinI commend Sally Jenkins for her story about Michael Irvin (The Mouth That Roars, Oct. 25). After learning about Irvin's tough background, I respect him even more. His fun-loving...

They actually cheered Don Shula on Sunday in Philadelphia at Veterans Stadium, where they boo Santa Claus. They chanted, "Shu-la! Shu-la!" as he made his way off the field in the middle of a great...

Heat and humidity can do funny things TO a marathoner's brain. It was 70° and muggy in New York City on Sunday, so one began to fear for Bob Kempainen when 21 miles into the New York City...

It's no surprise that the Ferraro twins, Chris and Peter, were less than overwhelmed when they were both drafted by the New York Rangers last summer. To the Ferraros, who are both forwards on the...

Perhaps the most remarkable factor in Dallas's 20-5 regular-season record over this year and last has been the lack of injuries. Until quarterback Troy Aikman strained his left hamstring on Nov....

ALABAMA'S NO. 1

OFFENSEUtah quarterback Mike McCoy, a junior, completed 29 of 39 passes for 459 yards and two touchdowns and threw no interceptions in a 41-24 victory over Air Force.

Pete Rozelle's decision to play NFL games on the weekend of JFK's death still bothers players who took the field

Passenger 23E

•Bert Sugar, editor of Boxing Illustrated, on ballyhooed heavyweight Tommy Morrison, who recently suffered his second loss as a pro: "Morrison proved that he is an ambidextrous fighter. He can get...