SUGAR SWEETENS ITS POT
•Clark Gillies, Buffalo Sabres left wing and a native of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, when asked where Moose Jaw is: "Six feet from the moose's behind."
Down 0-2, the confused and confounded New York Mets tried to figure out how the World Series, and the Boston Red Sox, were getting away from them
October 27, 1986 | T. Nicholas Dawidoff
New National League president A. Bartlett Giamatti's kitchen was hotter than usual on Friday afternoon, the day before the first game of the World Series. "My older son calls me Benedict Arnold,"...
It comes as something of a surprise to realize that teams from Boston and New York have met in the World Series only once before this year (assuming that Brooklyn, which lost to the Red Sox in...
October 27, 1986 | Curry Kirkpatrick
Listen up. Now's your chance. All those who hate the New York Letsgometstropolitans, who abhor the high fives, disdain the curtain calls, hold in extreme contempt the philosophy that pinstripes...
As in 1985, Michigan-Iowa came down to a last-second field goal
Barcelona (surprise) and Albertville, France, won the 1992 Olympic sweepstakes at the International Olympic Committee's Lausanne meeting
October 27, 1986 | Donald J. Barr
The city of Detroit may be known to many people as Motown, but we like to think we've helped rename it "Joe-town," the home of the great world heavyweight champion, Joe Louis.
Ingrid Kristiansen of Norway, a skier turned runner, is the fastest woman in the world over 5,000 meters, 10,000 meters and in the marathon
October 27, 1986 | Douglas S. Looney
LOOK FOR THE SILVER LINING
October 27, 1986 | Douglas S. Looney
OFFENSE: In Texas A & M's 31-30 win over Baylor, Aggie quarterback Kevin Murray completed 25 of 40 passes for 308 yards and 3 touchdowns and ran for another score.
Sorry, Florida. Too bad, BYU. Nice try, Syracuse. The votes are in. No team has lobbied more ably for Flop of the Year than Tennessee. The Vols, 2-4 overall and 0-3 in the Southeastern Conference,...
Despite rosy predictions, soccer has yet to win the hearts of Americans
In North Dakota, gambling quaintly reaps big bucks for local charities
The Falcons, armed with a dogged defense, rule the NFL West roost
SI correspondent Kevin Lamb reports on the Vikings' 23-7 upset of the Bears on Sunday:
OFFENSE: Saints running back Rueben Mayes carried the ball 24 times for 172 yards—the second-best rushing performance in club history—and two TDs as New Orleans beat Tampa Bay 38-7.
Ian Botham of Britain is the player—and the controversy—of the century
This fall, roughly 7,500 people will run 26.2 miles for the first time in the New York and Chicago marathons. Poor, unsuspecting innocents. Little do they know what vexing mind games lurk beneath...
"Judas Priest!"
October 27, 1986 | Compiled by AMY LENNARD
BASEBALL—The World Series got under way in New York, where the Boston Red Sox swept two games from the Mets (page 18).
October 27, 1986
CLARENCE HICKEYCLARKSTON, GA.Hickey, 61, a retired musician and music teacher, won the 60-and-over age group during the Georgia Triathlon Series with a victory in the Great Race, in Callaway...
October 27, 1986 | Edited By Gay Flood
HERNANDEZ'S HARD TIMESSir:William Nack's profile of Keith Hernandez (He's Still Not Home Free, Oct. 13) was one of the most poignant pieces ever to appear in your magazine. I have been an avid fan...