In a glorious seventh season, Larry Bird of the Boston Celtics is demonstrating that he may be the NBA's best player of all time
The Hawkeyes brought a two-year winning streak to archrival Iowa State only to have it swept away by the vengeful Cyclones
Well, they re the new stars of the PGA Tour, which means a lot of people are pining for the old ones
As March approached, Louisville once again mounted its assault on college basketball's summit
March 03, 1986 | Hank Hersch
As a madcap season of hearings came to a close, Wade Boggs settled for a mere $1.35 million
March 03, 1986 | Hank Hersch
Kansas City may have won the World Series, but the club lost badly at the arbitration table. In all three cases, the players cashed in. Saberhagen turned his Cy Young Award into a $765,000 raise....
March 03, 1986 | Bob Kravitz
And it's not only in Pittsburgh that the Penguins' Mario Lemieux is compared with the Great One
March 03, 1986 | Donald J. Barr
Reporter Austin Murphy, our Basketball's Week writer, doesn't mean to bite the hand that used to feed him, but the newsletter he mails to his seven siblings does gum, nibble and maybe even gently...
Newly baptized John Mugabi wants to rid himself of a nickname and Marvelous Marvin Hagler of a title
March 03, 1986 | Roger Jackson
Miami O.'s Ron Harper can do it all, and NBA scouts are panting
WEST
LEN BIAS: Maryland's 6'8" senior forward had three blocks and 17 straight free throws and scored 65 points: 35 in a 77-72 OT upset of top-ranked North Carolina, 30 in a 77-70 loss to No. 5 Georgia...
Czech-born Miro Zajonc has raised hopes that this country will soon slide to the top
Catholic colleges in the U.S. have enjoyed marked success in big-time basketball, but, as the author suggests, this may be a mixed blessing
INSURING THE FUTURE OF SPORTS
•Jack Mansell, forward for fourth-ranked Georgia Tech, on his backup role: "If you're not going to play, you might as well not play for the best."
March 03, 1986 | Compiled by JAMES E. REYNOLDS
PRO BASKETBALL—Central Division-leading Milwaukee went 4-0, with Sidney Moncrief leading the team in scoring in three of the games. Moncrief wound up with 31 points as he rallied the Bucks from an...
March 03, 1986
MARK BOUSSYQUINCY, MASS.Boussy, 22, a senior forward on Norwich University's hockey squad, scored hat tricks in consecutive games. The first came in a 7-2 win over UMass. and the second in a 5-4...
March 03, 1986 | Edited by Gay Flood
FLO HYMAN'S LEGACYSir:The article (Marfan Syndrome: A Silent Killer, Feb. 17) by Richard Demak on Flo Hyman's death was a significant piece of journalism. I respect the Hyman family for requesting...