June 29, 1992 | Volume 76, Issue 25

Evander Holyfield retained his title with a lackluster decision over Larry Holmes

Shunned by most NFL teams, Herschel Walker is determined to prove his worth with the Philadelphia Eagles

By thinking of it as pay-per-share, the author cashed in on Holyfield-Holmes

One-time hellion Nelson Diebel is now a contender for Olympic gold

Finding Greener Pastures

Vive la DifférenceKelly Saunders, a news reporter at Channel 13 in Baltimore, called it a "dream come true" when she served as the public-address announcer at the Oriole-Yankee game in Oriole Park...

A Shift to the Right

Despite some personal trials, road racer Inga Thompson made her third Olympic team

The Indy 500Appearing on the SI cover is one of the most prestigious honors in sports, and instead of honoring Al Unser Jr. for his victory in the Indianapolis 500, you placed Mark McGwire of the...

The game's top names descended on Monte Carlo for the world championship

At the Olympic Training Center, swimmers can hone their strokes in a state-of-the-art flume

DiedTwo-time Wimbledon singles champion Kitty McKane Godfree, 96, in London. McKane, one of the first women to rush the net, was the only player to beat Helen Wills at Wimbledon, winning 4-6, 6-4,...

Fernando MaynettoNEW YORK CITYMaynetto, 36, won the USTA National Men's 30 Indoor Championships, a seniors tournament, by beating top-seeded David Mathews 6-3, 6-4 in the semis and second-seeded...

When the NFL trial ends, you will see a league of much freer—and far wealthier—players

A Beleaguered League

[Thumb Down]To basketball great Bill Russell, who has refused to sign autographs for 28 years, for signing an agreement with a sports memorabilia company to autograph such items as 8x10 glossies,...

Lou Duva, trainer for heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield, after arriving at Caesars Palace for Holyfield's bout last Friday night with 42-year-old Larry Holmes and seeing 96-year-old George...