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August 05, 1985 | Volume 63, Issue 6
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August 05, 1985 | Jim Kaplan
Los Angeles, struggling a month ago, zoomed to the NL West lead thanks to Pedro Guerrero's bat and an aggressive brand of play

August 05, 1985 | Ivan Maisel
San Diego led St. Louis 6-1 last Thursday night and starter Eric Show had given the Padres six good innings, so when the first two Cardinal batters reached base in the top of the seventh, manager...

August 05, 1985
As the National Sports Festival got under way, many athletes were aiming for the '88 Games

August 05, 1985 | Kenny Moore
Three world records fell in Oslo, but it was Steve Cram's mile mark of 3:46.31 that stopped the show

August 05, 1985 | Paul Zimmerman
Sack specialist Bubba Baker gets a kick from the juicier tabloids, and he would rather joke than fight, but he's one of the best

August 05, 1985 | Robert L. Miller
It was an early spring day in 1975, the temperature was in the 30s and flurries were falling in Hanover, N.H. Dartmouth freshman Jim Reynolds, pitching the season opener against Brown, felt a...

August 05, 1985 | Jack Falla
The best water skiers in the land are Sammy and Camille Duvall, a brother and sister who slalomed to the top behind the horsepower of their dad

August 05, 1985 | N. Brooks Clark
For some reason, Chris Bando of Cleveland isn't hitting this year

August 05, 1985 | Henry Hecht
For the last few years, the White Sox in general—and Carlton Fisk in particular—have had a reputation for taking their sweet time to play baseball, a rap that angered manager Tony LaRussa whenever...

August 05, 1985 | Henry Hecht
Al Bumbry of the Padres has always been considered one of the game's good people. Now there's even more reason to think of him that way.

August 05, 1985 | Henry Hecht
ODDIBE McDOWELL: The rookie centerfielder for the Rangers went 13 for 27 with five home runs, 10 runs and three game-winning RBIs. On Tuesday he went 5 for 5 and hit for the cycle.

August 05, 1985 | Frank Deford
When the author first met them, they were all young athletes of great promise. On a second visit, he finds that their promise has been fulfilled

August 05, 1985 | Lisa Winston Wilentz
Sometimes I think if one more muscle-bound jock says to me, "Gee, you sure know a lot about baseball for a girl" I will hit him over the head with an Omar Moreno Louisville Slugger. I happen to...

August 05, 1985 | Bob Cairns
God made radar guns to get two kinds of people: drivers with heavy feet and old ballplayers with big egos. Unfortunately, this revelation hit me a split second late, just after I decided to test...

August 05, 1985 | Compiled by BAILEY BREENE
BOWLING—GUPPY TROUP defeated Mark Baker 184-156 to win $16,000 and the Austin Open.

August 05, 1985
RYAN HILLLAINGSBURG, MICH.Ryan, 18, an ambidextrous pitcher for Laingsburg High, won a double-header against Webberville High, pitching right-handed in the first game and lefty in the next. He...

August 05, 1985 | Edited by Gay Flood
LONG LEASE ON LIFESir:I just finished reading perhaps the best article I have ever read in your publication, Paul Zimmerman's The Long Way Up (July 22). I believe that Howie Long will become one...

August 05, 1985 | Edited by Franz Lidz
RESCUE OPERATION

August 05, 1985 | Edited by Franz Lidz
•Pam Shriver, objecting to some nasty things that Vitas Gerulaitis has been saying about women's tennis: "He shouldn't pick on girls just because he hasn't had much luck with guys."